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due to roadwork, the latest on the progress as crews work to get it open in time for the monday morning commute from >> fox two news this is mornings on two and to you. sp>> welcome to mornings on two. it is sunday, march 17th i'm claudine wong. >>úhappy sunday to you claudine i'm james torres here. of course it is saint patrick's day. we want to start off by taking you straight out live to dublin, ireland. aúlive picture youúhere from earth things are. it's around 2 p.m. their local time and we're not done looking at all things saint patrick's day, of course, and coming up in just about 15 minutes. we'll have a live interview from dublin with a travel expert somewhere in that mess. >> in that mess of people who are very happy to be in that mess of people. i think. and the weather looks good. so a good day to be out there celebrating saint patrick's day. the weather here looks good. meteorologist rosemary oroczo watching all the temperatures a fabulous weekend, right? when it comes to being able to get outdoors. on my way in roadblocks due to apparently

a marathon going on in oakland this morning. it is a good morning for a run. take a look at theúcamera here, the live shot there showing you we have low clouds and fog. joining us this morning. i will have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the afternoon as well the week >> thank you. san francisco's west portal community mourning the loss of an adult and child hit by a car while sitting at a bus stop yesterday. ktvu samantha quintana live at the know so far about that tragedy.- amanda, good morning. >> good morning. yes the west portal neighborhood, they're still caution tape here. and you can see just pieces of this bus stop broken into many, many pieces here. the cones. clearly hit stop here. and there were four.

>> all right, clearly, hearing amanda, but we will make sure we get that audio fixed and check back in with her san francisco. this morning, where an adult and child were hit and spkilled at a bus stop. >ñ for now, 680 remains closed this morning, but crews expect to have it reopened by tomorrow morning. new pictures from caltrans posted on x show. crews hard at work. caltrans saying it's a four step process. workers are first demolishingt& the deterior pavement, then laying down asphalt, putting down what they call a reinforcement material, and then finally laying down concrete. it's all happening southbound 680 between the 580 and road. te freeway shut friday night. there are several detours you can take, but most will use highway 84 or 5 8p to 880 surrounding surface streets will also be busier were out watchine impact and found slow and steady to avoid the work site, caltrans says. the closure this weekend

is inconvenient, but says it'súa lot more effective and efficient. the alternative option would have been three months of night closures. at last check that road work is on schedule and these newly paved roads are set to reopen at 4 a.m. tomorrow. >> we've learnedúmore about the two men involved in a shootout with police late friday night in benicia. investigators say police tried to pull over two men from vallejo after a license plate reader tagged it as part of a suspected armed robbery. police say the suspects inside the car refused to stop, and that led to a chase that went on to interstate 780, in benicia. the vehicle eventually crashed and one suspect was immediately taken into custody. however, a second suspect ran and police say he shot at officers. those officers returned fire. no one was hit by the gunfire and that second suspect was taken into expected to face attempted murder charges. an investigation this morning is underway into a deadly crash in the south bay. the chp says a male pedestrian was struck and killed by a car late friday night on the bird

avenue off ramp of interstate 280. the driver, only identified as a 27 year old man from san jose, stayed at the scene. he was charges. >> 70 for your time this morning. police in oakland are investigating an attempted bank robbery downtown. a car smashed into a window at the city national bank at 12th and broadway around 6:00 yesterday morning. oakland police say the glass shattered, though nobody was able to get inside. officers say they believe 4 or 5 people all of those got there one time. in coma. police released this photo of a woman who they say stole more than $3,600 worth of merchandise. the alleged burglary happened on the morning of march 4th at a store on coloma boulevard. police say the car the suspect fled in is not known at this time. but if you recognize the woman, you're asked to give the police department a call. >> another oakland business is closing after owners say it was burglarized multiple times. oakland's roasted and raw, a black owned vegan on its

post said they were broken intoa after celebrating photo of a brk in march of 2023 as well. and this latest instagram post says quote, three years, three break ins 2024 will beúthe last year here. no word yet on when that restaurant will closen and tesla has reached aú$3.2 million settlement in a long running racial bias case owned diaz, who is black, says he experienced severe racial harassment at the company's fremont factory. tesla is also facing similar racial at s filed on behalf of 6000 workers. there are also separate cases filed from california, us anti-bias agencies and other lawsuits involving employees. we mentioned earlier that story out of san francisco'scc3 f1 community still mourning the loss of and child hit by a car and killed while sitting at a bus

stop yesterday. >> we'll head back out with amaa quintana, who has more details about the crash andúwhat we know so far about that tragedy. amanda >> yeah, well, james, there is still a lot of debris here from that bus stop here. still caution tape, a lot of pieces of the bus stop. clearly, the car was coming in fast because it is just a lot a lot of damage here. we knowúthat there were four people on the bus stop when the car crashed into it. an adult and a child here at the scenen three others were sent to the hospitall including the driver. we're working to get an update on their conditions. this happened on yolo street and lenox way just after noon yesterday. >> okay, again, our technical spproblems continue, but we will continue to try to fix those and we'll goúback to amanda as soon as we can. well, the city of san jose has lost a critical court battle in its efforts to revamp the historic saint james park. the city wants to turn that park into a major event venue and has spent millions on plans. but the

saint clair club, which is the spsecond oldest men's club in california and located just current plans don't do enough to protect the historic features of the of appeals has now the saint claird pointed out that the club is registered as an historic landmark. san jose must now come up with a new revitalization plan that doesc club's historic features. the ruling is expected delay in than project. >> 707 this morning if you own a boat, you could be paying higher fees to keep those boats in the& san francisco marina boatyard. this week, the san francisco recs and parks department told boaters they would have to pay 31.4% more to keep boats in the boatyard by the summer of 202u. smallest boat is about parks anc department tells theúsf standard . this rate hike would the marih more financially the new fee will at the budget and finance committee. overnight camping and bonfires

will be banned at a beach along the central coast because people aren't cleaning up after themselves, the california coastal commission announced last week. the ban applied to the san carpoforo beach in san luis obispo county. officials say more trash, more debris and even human waste at the site, likely because the beach doesn't have restrooms. day allowed as the u.s. forest service tries to reset conditions along the shore. theúforest serviceúis constructing a massive new multi-purpose trail in the sierra near lake tahoe. the service is calling it the pines to mines trail, and says the 72. pines to mines will include around 50 miles of existing trail, with 22 miles of new trail planned to begin construction later will boast miles of stunning views sppast remote lakes and canyons, as well as meadows. and if you have a perfect day like today, that would be a nice thing to

do. >> it would be a beautiful thing to do today and tahoe looking great these days. i talked to a lot of folks up there just the last couple days who were there for spring break, and it's thing break. will the weatherúbe good? will wecc3 f1 just two weeks ago when we had all of that come down, right? >> yeah. i mean, claudine has mentioned it a couple times. wow. you know, the start of march was stormy and winter. and enjoyable one. it feels especially like spring giving you a look here where a spring summer pattern in view. there for you with the low clouds reentering the bay. we've got clouds is low in some areas. it's going to pretty day. but again, subtle changes going on. yesterday we cooled down a little bit. you may breeze on breeze. it was very warm. but yesterday into the afternoon for

many spots it did begin to cool down. we're going to see the tht again, the onshore winds. we haa little bit of fog out there. visibility down to a quarter mile over santa rosa, the central and south bay, not too bad, but just a little bit of patchy fog to go along with the low clouds. this morning.úand our temperatures are up in some areas and down in others. sfo is cooler by five degrees in the north bay, petaluma up by fivec degrees and likely to do with some of that cloud cover out there. that helps to insulate us a little bit during the overnight hours and help with that cooling. still a chilly 43. in livermore, we have lowst- 50s in along the east bay shore, oakland and hayward for the afternoon above average, 65 for san francisco. yesterday it was 6972. in napa for the inner eastúbay will go 73. in concord. a better look at what we can expect for the week ahead, including the first day of spring coming up in the extended forecast. >> looking forward to it, rosemary. thank you. csu receives millions of dollars in

systems plans to utilize thatsiy money. >> day and festivities are in full swing. when we come back, we're going to take you all the way to dublin, ireland. as travel expert gabe saglit joins us live here on mornings on two with an inside lookc at one of the worl s largest saint patrick's

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since resumed. mayor london breed visited the scene shortly after the crash, and in a statement called it heartbreaking, saying the focus is now on the victims for those, i have children myself and our first responders do, you know, it hits everybody at home. >> san francisco fire department responding to the scene. this area usually does have a lot of pedestrians, and it's been especially busy with the saint celebrations. people around the world, ofúcourse, celebrating saint day on this march 17th and new figures from the u.s. census bureau indicate you will be seeing plenty ofc people wearing green today in california. it found this state is home to more than 2.2 million people who have direct tiesúto ireland. that's more than any other state in the country. california narrowly edged out new york, and the number of people who say they have some irish roots. >> all right. and saint patrick's day celebrations are in full swing once again this year. and what a better place to

celebrate than in ireland itself . let's take you there to the heart of it all, because travelzoo's senior editor gabe sadlier always very lucky. always. in dublin, ireland, it seems during saint patrick's day he is along the route of one of the largestc saint patrick's day spparades in the world. gabe its a busy time out there.úyou are people wanting to celebrate this day. no doubt about that. >> claudine. i think that the official tally has yet to come, but there are forecasting about 650,000 people that who lined the streets here of dublin to check out what is the national saint patrick's day parade here case, if we hit 650,000, that will set a record that will be the biggest at dublin saint patrick's day parade ever. this is only the second largest, second only to the one they throw out there in new york city. but what's great about this one, claudine, is that it is a global phenomenon. i've met people from all over the usa and

of course great britain, italy, spain, india. i mean the number of people who come here from outside is quite phenomenal. a lot of first timers, and these to are going to make this aoing thing, you knowl their be on their to do list here for years to come. >> yeah, it sounds awesome. can you talk about because i know you've been there before, the energy and what you know when you're talking come from the usy all over the world, why they come here? i mean, certainly it looks like a good time. 650,000. those are your, i'm sure, closest friends. gabe >> they've become my closest friends, for sure. it's just after 2 p.m. out here in dublin. so the parade just now wrapping up, it started at high noon and yeah, like you guys mentioned it, i mean, this the emotional connection between the us and ireland is almost palpable. about 40 million americans in heritage, 70 million around the- world. so yeah, the idea that saint patrick's day now becomes a great excuse to come out out here, celebrate the national

holiday, celebrate ireland's patron saint. but for a lot of folks i've met here, they will stick around. they'll spend thec rest of the week now traveling across to northern ireland, west to the wild, atlantic way, going south, it becomes sort of an excuse to sort of be hereúfor a couple of days, tap into the energy, and rest of the country as you know, if you're there in the bay area, air lingus has that nonstop flight out of sfo to dublin, met in the thick of the action. a lot of fun. i want to show you our crane shot because we've had a beautiful camera up above showcasing downtown dublin. this been here. o'connell street, spwhich slices, just down, beautiful downtown dublin, and starting to disperse 4000 plus participants in the parade. and as street. >> that's a lot of people. you know, gabe, when you're talking

about. yes ofúcourse, if you're going to cross the pond, you really should, you know, make a week of it at least. and certainly that's a good economic boom for ireland. you talked about how some of these festivities are actually kind of new in ireland, different ways to celebrate. can you talk about what you would see don't see he? certainly we have a lot of parades here and a lot of, as you mentioned, irish heritage. what are you seeing specifically in dublin and these festivities that are unique? >> well, i think what i because this marks my 12th year. claudine actually out here for the saint patty's day parade in dublin and i've seen it certainly grow now 2020, exactly four years cancel with days to goc are coming out here. and since then, now every year since 202q, the crowds have grown. it was about 500,000 last year, 650,000 now. so partc of this is really this notion that this is now wide open to international travelers. and a great way to heritage. you know what's very popular here are some of these, genealogical opportunities here.

there's the epic museum. there's a couple of these places where you can go in search for your family crest, your roots, your, you, your heritage out here, i just found out last year that my mom is 2% irish, which makes me a little irish, too. so at thec ed of the day, it's. yeah, it's a chance to sort of, you know, prove to yourself that you felt like hey, maybe you are, in fact, and at the end rolled out. there's that pervasive hospitality, which is& always very part of. >> well, gabe, it looks like always appreciate when you check in from across the pond. and certainly on saint patrick's day. enjoy your 12th year out there. we appreciate it. you got it, claudine. when you get back, look at that. >> you see a suit? >> it's a green suit.ct& >> that green. but with the four leaf doesngtt& mess around. >> well done. does not mess around. he is a veteran of the celebration years. >> so my question for both you, claudine, and for you, rosemary,

when you're thinking about 650,000úpeopleúthat are going to be there, would youc do it? yes >> but isn't that too many at some point, you know, isn't that just kind ofl well, i think uncomfortable. >> so here's what i think. i wouldn't do it if it was here. right. because it feels like a really, you know, big event to like cover. we would probably cover it as we think about work. of work. it's a lot.hat's a lot >> but i think when you make a trip like your mindset is, all right, i'm going to dive in deep there. i'm going to stay close to wherever. and you plan it, you invest in it, and then you just reallyúsink into it. you're orl you know, anything else.c yu are like, i'm going to fly across the pond. going to sit in. >> i guess it's different if your house is crowded versus if someone else. yeah, sure. yeah. don't have to stay tooúlong. you just go, you experience it and get a guinness, call it a day. kind of like going jazz fest. le locals there will say come a week ahead of the main event or

stay a week after because you want to enjoy jazz fest, but you also want to see the area when everybody is gone as well, right? that's when you get to see how the locals live. it of s a gorgeous one. the clouds are joining us. noticec those low clouds? something that resembles what spring and summer there. so this pattern in place for today inúthe next couple of days, low clouds along the coastline just inside the bay. it will peel back. we'll have patchy fog for the coastline today. here's a look at noonn we may have some high clouds drift in as well, but for the most part going to be an enjoyable one. temperaturesúwill cool off just a little bit more. friday. definitely the warmest day of this little trend we're seeing monday morning. a near repeat. theúlow clouds along the coastline just inside the bay spand we hold on to this pattern as i show you the futurecast way into next weekend. we wille- begin to see some changes. here's again a look at tomorrow morning. high pressure setting

up over areas of the pacific northwest. and then we have low that is just kind ofúhanging out over the desert southwest. and we're right in between. notice what starts to happen on friday. that high pressure breaks down, moves out, and we have rain a possibility coming. our way. there's friday, saturday, sun of spring could ay include spring showers, so we'll be watching that for you, giving you a look at the current conditions. light and light winds, calm conditions and temperatures in the 40s for our inland cities once again in the north bay,c 41 in napa, the innr east bay 43. livermore upper 40s to low 50s around theúbay.c at this time, your afternoon highs for today. a little bit cooler in some areas, but still above average for many, upper 60s in , low 70s for our warmer spots in the north bay, east bay, south forecast. we will be dry again and notúmuch change with the temperatures for the first few days of the the

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is a child. >> an oakland business owner is taking drastic measures to make their voices heard. what they are planning to do to express frustration to cityúleaders for the rise in crime. >> from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on two. >> looking live now this morning over the bay bridge. here you see half of it. golden half of it blue as the sun slowly starts to rise in the air. happy saint patrick's day to you. we have a beautiful day ahead of us to complete what has been an absolutely beautiful weekend as well. welcome back two. thanks r claudine wong. yes. let's talk about that gorgeous sunrise. as the weather takes a little bit of a change. meteorologist rosemary oroczo i mean, we had chilly temperatures. we are talking about taking, like, the patio furniture out in case it rains again. i took the hammock out yesterday. i'm like, i'm just going to do it. even if i have to move backc in. but it

just was it was too nice not to& enjoy how gorgeous. >> it really was. it was amazing. the winds died down. so you know, very light winds, a little bit cooler had a little f a sea breeze in the afternoon. i felt the change a little bit. and today, the change in the way of those clouds out there that are joining us this morning, giving you a beautiful view here over areas of the city and the bay. and you canúsee the low clouds just drifting in fog along the coastline. a little bit of patchy fog reported at the santa rosa airport with visibility down to about a quarter mile. we will have the clouds through the morning hours pulling back to the coastline for the afternoon sun and high clouds expected for us into the second part of the day. temperatures this morning starting in the low 40s to the w 60s near the coastline. low 70s inland. a we can expect for your saint patty's day and the week ahead. coming up, all right. >> thank you, rosemary. well, san francisco's west portal community is mourning the loss of an adult and child hit by a

car while sitting at ktvu is ama quintana live for us at the scene of that crash, which, with what we know about that tragedy. good morning to you, amandac. >> good morning. there is still caution tape here. a lot of debris from that bus stop shelter. just in pieces here, still glass. and you can see where the car came up. hit thet& library, which is this building right behind the bus stop. and then just rams into that bus stop. we know that there were four people here at the bus stop when the car crashed into it. an adult and a child died at the scene. three others were sent to the hospital, including the driver. we're working to get an this happened on yolo street and lenox way just after noon yesterday because of this crash, muni temporarily suspended service to the west portal station, but that has since resumed. mayor london breed visited the the crash, and in a

statement called it heartbreaking, saying the focus is on the victims and their families right now. >> for those that have children, i have children myself and our first responders do, you know, it hits everybody at home. >> this area usually has a lot of pedestrians because of the transit center, and it's been st patrick's day celebrations this weekend. there is a small memorial that weúsaw here with a candle just across the street. we still don't know what caused this crash. we don't know if alcohol or speed wasc a factor. police have not said anything about that. they say they're spstill investigating, but cleay way that it hits the building goes up onto the curb and hits this bus stop in. the amount of damage here. and of course, the lives lost. just a tragedy for this neighborhood. live quintan,

>> amanda thank you. we know a man is in custody accused of shooting and killing another man in east oakland. police say they were called to the scene friday night at 102nd avenue and gaffigan. gaffigan street, that's just one block off international boulevard. there they found a man who had been shot. they say he died arrest te suspect. they haven'tútold us who that suspect is, only that he is an oakland resident. police another shooting, this one at international boulevard andt& eighth avenue, a few blocks south of lake merritt. they say they were called to a possible shooting there just before 1:00 yesterday morning. video shows officers inspecting a black suv parked in the middle of the street with its doors open. they say they didn't find any victims at the scene, but someone with a gunshot wound did show up to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. police ask anyone with information to give them a call. >> the people living in their rvs on the top of the hill in san francisco are being told tos parked in the city's bernal

heights neighborhood a safety concern and a public health hazard. san francisco's parking rules ban any vehicle from remaining on a city street for more than 72 hours. howeverf one man who is being told to move says hisúrv is his home and he has nowhere else to go. >> i didn't plan on living here. i just, lost my job a half ago,i couldn't find ac place that i could afford. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness as the rvs are keeping people from living on the streets, however, the city is sticking with its deadline for all rvs to leave bernal heights by march 28th, and business owners in oakland are ready to take drastic action in response to the criminals who continue to target their shops and restaurants. the manor manager of sybil's pizza in the diamond district says business isúdown 20. he and others like him want to consider withholding taxesúunless the city bolsters its efforts to crack down on crime that has been plaguing the

town. >> we're scared of our lives now. diamondc district is not te same as back in the years that i have been working. >> the owner of diamond cafe shared this surveillance video one of four times. he says his restaurant has been burglarized. he's on board with the idea as crime. he says, is costing him. >> i feel like we need to start somewherec it seem like it's getting worse in oakland are looking to join the effort. one woman we spoke to shared thatúshe is a small business owner and a resident, and she's frustrated. she says she can understand why diamond businesses are proposing this. >> 737 your time this morning, san francisco supervisor connie chan kickingc off her reelection campaign in the richmond district. around 200 people came out to support the launch at argonne playground. chan will be running as a progressive candidate against moderate marjan philhower, who she defeated back in 2020. it's expected to be a close election with the recent primary suggesting moderates are gaining popularity among san francisco voters.

>> the california state university system has announced it's receiving more than $12 million in federal funding. csu says the money is part of the massive spending bill that president biden signed last week . the federal funds will go towards a number of projects for the largest public university system appears most of that money from washington, d.c.úwill be going to csu campuses in southern california. >> a public library in san francisco wants to branch out and libraryúservices. ktvu jana katsuyama gives us a closer look at the additions tof the bayview branch, and how to r community services available to the public. >>úsan francisco public library's bay view branch is full of books, but on a table tucked away in an old wooden card catalog is the branch's latest collection. these small paper packets are planting seeds way.nowledge in a very different >> our seed library doesn't require library card at all.

library where people can come and borrow seeds to plant for free. >> the patrons can take whatever seeds that they would once they, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. thec librarians hope these tiny seeds will open a bounty of learning about naturel biology, urban spgardening, and even health and nutrition and it's become an inspiration seasoned librarians. i never knew there was a dragon tongue bean out there. herbs have beeni 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 >> library spokeswoman jamiely. wong says it's inspired her to participate, too. and all of this, she says, is a sign of how out beyond much in tune with the

library's mission, 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 learn, learn together.úwhen we get to witness that, it's very, heartwarming. yeah >> for the bayview location is one of three pilot programs so farl along with the potrero and portola branches, and san francisco there is enough interest, they're open to expanding the program in the newsroom. jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news some together for a special 105 yeare of alice darrow. >> she's one of the last surviving u.s. navy nurses who took care of american service members who were wounded in the 1941. one of her patients wasnt- nearly killed in the water after being blown off his boat during that bombing.

>> when a boat came by to pick him up and he was pulling himself up like this into the boat when they shot him, and he got shot in the back. >> alice darrow was working at peralta hospital in oakland at the time of the surprise attack that marked the beginning of world war two for the united states. sp>> well, meta is under a fedel investigation for an alleged role details on the accusations that the social media giant is facilitating drug sales on its , and senate leader chuck schumer's bold stance against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu sparks a debate in washington. >> details on the diplomatic rift. >> and on this final weekend of winter, we continue with temperatures above average for your afternoon. i'll have a look at what you can

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new election to possibly replace netanyahu. >> i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future of israel. >> many republican leaders say they are outraged by schumer's remarks. they say the democratic leader is jeopardizing americags relationship with its closest ally in the middle. >> and on capitol hill, the house voted to move forward on a bill that would force the sale of chinese owned tiktok or risk being banned in the united states. congress has pushed to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company. bytedance has focused largely on protecting u.s. national security, but tiktok content creators say lawmakers are missing another important angle specifically, wn those who make a living on the app of my income. there's one side for the another side on the businessess and that we are really helping

locals and drive so much foot traffic into these local businesses that they wouldn't have gotten without tiktok. >> the lawmakers insist banning the app is not the goal of the legislation. the bill now heads to the senate, but there's currently no timeline on how soon it will get to a vote. a homeless program was launched in san francisco nearly 20 years ago, and now it a comeback. >> ktvu is alice worth tells us, one of the candidates in the race for san francisco mayor is behind its revival while residing in permanent supportive housing to receive paid travel and relocation support. >> homeward bound is a program designed to help homeless and unsheltered people in the city get back to their hometowns and reunited with their families. it started backúin 2005, when governor newsom was mayor of. sy is running for mayor. he says the program hasn't fully been utilized recently. he wants to use every tool the city has to

address homelessness. >> but at the end of the day, we're doing everything we can to reunify people with their loved ones. and as i said, it's one of the most successful programs getting people off the street. >> mayor breed released acode. statement indicates she's focused on doing real solutionsg since she's taken office, over d by programs in the city supervisor safai says addressing homelessness is one of the reasons he's running for mayor, and it's a really important part of my platform forúmayor. >> we want to make sure that government is working, the resot we're saving money for the taxpayers. >> we spoke to one man who sayss off the streets and back to prove where you're from, that's all it should matter, you know, and send them back to when they want to go back and, you know, so many ods on the street and s- things likec that.

>> mayor breed also shared in her not need new legislation calling this window dressing that won't deliver any real of that,úthe te supervisors voted unanimously to approve the proposal. it will now go to the board of supervisors in san francisco. alice wurtz, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, time now is 747. as we take a look at the weekend weather. it was so nice. okay, so here's my of the day is and o freezing in my house. and if i need to, like, turn onc my heatr or if i'm i did i did wear a sweatshirt into work today because it was a little chilly, but not bad. >> well, i appreciate this like season of parades and downpours. the lunar new yearf parade drenched the saint patrick's day parade last year. drenched? yes, this year has been better. totally different story. much more beautifuln we take a live look here. just great. great day. rosemary. >> yes you're right, it is gorgeous. we have experienced

spsubtle changes, but nothing to dramatic on friday. definitely the warmest day that lasted into beyond yesterday. we had an little bit of a localized onshore breeze. so the closer to the coastúand inside the bay, you whereúyou may have felt that in the afternoon. and this morning we are joined low clouds and fog. so a sign there, of course, of the spring summer pattern that we typically see a you can see the clouds along the coastline. we a little bit of an offshore breeze as well. at the higher elevations. so we've got the offshore flow coming in at the higher elevations. meanwhile, at the surface locally, we've got a little bit of an onshore breeze that is a cool temperatures down just a little bit from where we& were on friday. a look here, a little hard to see what's going on, but notice the action going on over the four corners. here we have a low that is just kind of parked there.c meanwhile we have high pressure here. this high pressure is going for the next few are likely to remain, which is very

nice comfortable weather. here's a look at the futuren cast low clouds will pull back to the spcoastline. we'll have high clouds overhead for your afternoon today,úand right a ner repeat with temperatures remaining a little bit above average, especially inland. but the future cast here a little bit easier to pick up on the high pressure right there. the low pressure parked over areas ofúarizona and as we move forward with this, we kind of are in this nice pattern for most of the business week. we begin to shift a little bit by thursday. high pressure moves out this begins to move in. notice scattered showers for not northern california. by friday afternoon, saturday afternoon, sunday afternoon, or there sunday morning. but, we are goio have spring showers for the first weekend of spring going on outside our doors right now. calm conditions and light sfo reporting eight miles per hour. meanwhile, our temperatures this morningc low 40s to low a bit of a cool start. we have a

marathon going on in oakland 50 degrees for those runners spstarting this morning, 49 in n francisco, low 40s in the north bay of napa. a little bit of fos morning. afternoon highs for today again, low 60s in pacifica midú60s in san francisco. so the closer to the water the closer bay where you're going to feel it a little bitúcooler. our inland cities going to see, you know, temperatures back into the 70s for 74úfor the inner east bay of santa santa here. temperatures just as nicet tomorrow, maybe even a tad warmer before we bring those temperatures down. once hoursúo. first hours of spring as the vernal equinox. 8:06 p.m. our time. we are going toúdry wednesday thursday. we may have those changes come weekend. bac, rosemary. >> thank you. cal area schools may bid farewell to flamin hot cheetos, the new proposed bill aiming to ban artificial dyes in

california. snacks. >> good eats are on the menu in, but the owners of some eateries tell us the week is also about replenishing their coffers, which have been depleted by crime concerns as fewer customers venture out on the town. and let's take you outside for a live lookúat interstate 880 as it rolls through oakland. traffic looking good. some things toúkeep in mind, though. if you're headed marathon is ond at seven this morning, so folks are making their way in and around oakland over by lake merritt, piedmont avenue see those runners out closures on t. also running across the bay bridge. so if you see a bunch of folks running across the bay bridge, that's the oakland marathon as well. 752 on the clock. we'll be right back

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competition. they're called the churro bots. a several different high schools. as ktvu, lamonica, peter tells us, the team is now trying to raise tens of to make the trip to that big competition. >> so i did this when i was in high school, and it changed my life. >> students from ten different high schools meet at this east palo alto garage to create, innovate and compete in robotics, coach matt pezzimenti

created this workshop in his garage forústudents to design and create robots over a six week period. >> my mentors were super dedicated and i think just kind of set a particular standard for me. >> pezzimenti helped east palo o robots in 2019, and now of leard perfecting those techniques, the robots are preparing to compete in the world championship for the first time. >> having this amazing opportunity, it's i feel it's going to be really beneficial for me, but for our whole team. welcome to the final finals. >> to qualify robots were a part of a winning alliance at the first robotics competition, silicon valley regional, last weekend. this is our robot team member kevin mendoza. hernandez says he's always been interested in building things, and he started honing those skills in spmiddle school with the first lego league. >> i love playing with legos,úso from legos, i moved on to the actual floor team, which is in the hope horizon building, so

that got meúmore into robotics. >> the robots have now started a fundraising campaign to raise $40,000 to ship equipment registration fees and travel expenses to take over 20 team spmembers and coaches to the championship. >> yeah, we're hoping that this brings some exposure to the team getting folks the kids to houston this year, but in future years, having ongoing be able tw and do this every yearn >> the churro bots will head to houston the week of april 17th, and if yougd like more help them get there,újust go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters ktvu , fox two news. >ñ well, the days of students munching on those flaming hot cheetos on california's school campuses may be numbered. state lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban california public schools from serving food products that contain artificial dyes and that would include the

popular cheetos snack with its signature yellow and red colors. the proposed ban is to provide r foods in california school cafeterias. >> three california women are suing starbucks for allegedly chargingúmore for nondairy milk. the suit was filed earlier this month and accuses the coffee giant of discriminating against customers with lactose intolerance. it says the company charges an extra 50 to $0.80úfor customers who order nondairy milk in their drinks. starbucks has not commented on the suit, but a spokesperson said customers can access other nondairy options with no extra charges. meta is currently under investigation for its role in the sale of illegal drugs, according to a report from the wall street journal,úfederal authorities in virginia already the company. last year, usntot&- prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta requesting records regarding drug content and illicit drug sales on the company'sc platforms. federal investigators are reportedly working on the case in

partnership with the fda. meta says they're working with other tech companies to screen advertisers and look for any potential illicit drug content. >> a recent report shows size of newly constructed homes. according to the washington home is about 2179ft!s. 4% smale since 2010, the report says. the downsizing is a shift to more affordable housing, dropping new prices about 6. the national association of home builders says 1 in 5 new homes last year was a townhouse. the post added that building new, downsized homes is helping to address a national shortage of starter homes. a community is mourning the loss of anúchild who were hit and killed at a san francisco bus stop. we're going to have a live reportúfrom the city with the latest on what we

know about that crash and the vigil that is now being planned for the victims. and in the south bay, san jose's battle to revamp historic saint roadblocka about how thatc setback couldlk impact the city's revitalization efforts. and we're also watchin& interstate 680 for you through pleasanton. it remains shut down in the southbound direction this morning. that's because of the roadwork there. the latest on the progress as crews work to your monday morning commute from ktvu. >> good morning to you andn two- welcome back to mornings on two. what a gorgeous picture that is on this sunday morning as we hit kind of drifting slowly. >> you see the bottom right corner that reflection from the sun. i know it's just how bright the sun is shining this morning. >>úi got to tell you, there are some days where we take these pictures, these live pictures over san francisco. and. and

there are many times where i'm like, how do we possibly get so lucky to live here?c welcome to mornings on two. it is sunday, march 17th. i'm claudine wong and i'm james torres. >> lots going on today, not just in the city all around the bay area. of course. selection spsunday, if you care about basketball. florida gators are about to win the sec tournament, my alma mater. >> but like i said, you might be guy who used to coach the san francisco dons. >> took them to the tournament a couple of years ago. >> you brought it back. i like how you brought it back. full >> fullúcircle every time. but if you're tv, you should absolutely step outside. rosemary,úbecause today is just day three of a weekend of beautiful weather. it really is gorgeous out there. >> it's a chilly one. temperaturesúare back in the 40s this morning for some of our inland cities. low 50s around the bay, and we have that added cloud cover out there this morning along the coastline and just inside the bay, low clouds to enjoy temperatures for us, some slightly cooler than yesterday, some slightly warmer in santa rosa. one of the spots& reporting low visibility down to

a quarter mile due to fog there. over towards the point rays and all that dark shade of gray will indicate we've got a little bit ofúfog along our coastline as well. temperatures to start the day, upper 40s in san francisco to low 50s in areas like hayward. most of us a chill in m conditions, winds areúlight and for the afternoon we are going to be above average inland cities areas lik& santa rosa going to 74, i'll have the current conditions and what we can expect for the rest of today, as well as the week ahead. >> coming up, rosemary, thank 8, san francisco's west portal community is mourning the loss of an adult and by a car while sitting at a bus stop yesterday. ktvu is amanda quintana live at the scene of the crash and telling us what we know about that that crash, that entire shelter for the bus stop just in pieces

here. >> there's also, though, a pedestrian sign that you can see inúthe middle there that the car hit maybe about 20ft away from the bus stop. a lot left over here. still caution tape. there is a memorial across the street as well. we know that thereúwere four people at when d into it. an adult and a child died at the scene. three others were sent to the hospital, including the driver. we're working on getting an update on happened on yolo street and lennox way just after noon yesterday because of this crash, muni temporarily suspended service to the west portal station that has since resumed. though mayor london breed visited the scene shortly after the crash yesterday and in a statement she called it heartbreaking, saying the focus is on the victims and their families right now. i just spoke to a neighbor who heard this spcrash and then came out here o

help. heard a horn and then this all mighty loud boom. i mean, it was, how would you put it? you know, people say like a bomb going off. well, this one was sort of like that. >> this area usually has a lot of pedestrians. a lot of people wait at this bus stop. it's especially busy this weekend with saint patrick's day celebrations. and again, this happened in the middle of the day, just after noon. police have not released any information about what the cause of this crash might be. we don't know if alcohol or speeding was a factor, but clearly this car was coming fast because the way into the library. it took that pole down and then it goes into the bus stop. so just a tragedy here in this neighborhood. and for those lives lost, live in san francisco. amanda quintana,

ktvu, fox two news and a four-year time now. >> 680, of course, remains closed this morning, but crews expect to have it reopened by tomorrow morning. new pictures from caltrans posted on x show. crews hard at work. caltrans saying it's a four step process, starting with workers first demolishing the deteriorated pavementn they then laid down the asphalt and putting down what they call a reinforcement spmaterial, and then finally the concrete. it's all happening on southbound 680, between the 580 and 680 connector and koopman road. the freeway shut down friday night. there are several detours you can take, but most will probably rely on highway 84 or 5 80 to 880. surrounding surface streets will also be busier than usual. our cameras were out watching the impact and work site. caltrans says thee i- closure this weekend is inconvenient, but it says it is the most efficient. the alternative option would have been three months of nighttime closures. at last check, the road work is on schedule, and

these newly paved roads are set to open at 4 a.m. tomorrow. >> well, we have learned more about the two men involved in a shootout with police late friday night in benicia. investigators say police tried to pull over two men from vallejo after a license plateúreader tagged it as part of a suspected the susps inside of the car refused to stop and that led to aúchase that went on to interstate 780, in benicia. the vehicle eventually crashed and one suspect was immediately taken into custody. however, a second suspect ran and police say he shot at officers. those officers spreturned fire. noc one was hiy the gunfire in the taken into custody. both suspects are expected to face attempted murder charges. an investigation this morning is underway into male pedestrian was struck and- killed by a car late friday night on the bird avenue off ramp of interstate 28p. the driver only identified as a 27 year old man from san jose state at the scene and he was later arrested on dui charges. >> time now 806 police in

oakland are investigating an attempted bank robbery downtown. a car smashed into a window at the city and broadway around 6:00 yesterday morning.c oakland police say theúglass shattered, though nobody was actually able to get inside. believe 4 orú5 people were inside the car at one time. all of those people left the scene before officers arrived. down the peninsula in colma, police released this photoc of a woman who say they stole more than $3,600 worth of merchandise. the burglary happened on the morning of march 4th at a store on colma boulevard. police say the car the suspect fled in is unknown. if you recognize to give policea call. >> another oakland business mul. oakland's roasted and raw, which isúa black owned vegan restaurant, shared this photo on its instagram page. the social media post said they celebratinr third year in business, and they shared another photo of a

breakmin that happened back in march of 2023. this latest instagram post says, quote, three years, three break ins 2024 willúbe the last year here. no word yet on when that restaurant will close. and tesla has reached a $3.2 million settlement in a long running racial bias case. owen diaz, who is black, says he experienced severe racial harassment at the company's fremont factory. tesla is also facing similar racial bias claims at that same fremont plant in a pending lawsuit that was filed on behalf of 6000 workers.úthere for us anti-bias agencies and other lawsuits involving employees in the city of san jose has lost a critical court battle in its efforts to revamp the historic saint james park city wants to turn that park into a major event venue and has spent millions on those plans.úbut the saint clair club, which is the second oldest men's club in california and is located just outside that park, says the current plans do not do enough

to protect the historic features of the park. well the state court of appeals has now ruled in favor ofúthe saint clair club , and pointed out that the club is registered as a historic landmark. san jose must nowc coe up with a new revitalization plan that does not change the club's historic features, and the ruling is expected to cause a major delay in the d4.6 million project. >> boaters could soon be paying higher fees to keep their vessels in the san francisco marina boatyard. this week, the san francisco recs and parks department told boaters they would have to pay 31.4% more to keep boats in the boatyard by the summer of 2025. right now, the fee for the smallest boat is about $6,000 a year, the parks and rec department tells the sf standard. this rate hike would make its operations in the marina much more financially sustainable.c the proposal for the new fee will be heard wednesday at the budget and finance committee. overnight camping and bonfires will be banned at a beach along the central coast because people just are not up after themselves, the california

coastal commission announcing last week the ban applied to san carpoforo beach in san luis obispo county. officials say there was more trash, debris and even human waste at the site, likely since the beach doesn't have any restrooms, day use will still be allowed as the u.s. forest service tries to reset spconditions along the shore. te forest service is constructing a massive new multi-purpose trail in the sierra near lake tahoe. the service is calling it the pines to mines trail and says the 72 mile track from truckee to nevada and bikers. pines to mines will include about 50 miles of existing trail, plus 22 miles of new trail planned to begin construction this year. planners say the trail will boast miles of stunning views past remote lakes, canyons and meadowsn >> that would be lovely to experience. so looking forward to when that gets done. all right. time now is 810. this is the time of year where i think because we've had such a

spcontinuously wet weather, continuous to finish that sente, that when it stops raining, everyone's like, are we done? are we done? march, i think, rosemary, you said there's some spit of like rain that's coming up. >> i said scottish spring showers is what we call them. yes. spring showers. >> a bit of rain is my official word. >> rain is like. i did not say spit. sure sp>> and i'm not sure i want ite at a nice change in the pattern. a very spring like vibe out there. from this vantage point where the low clouds along the coastline and just inside the bay adjoining us. this morning, these will pull back. we will be mostly at the coast for today in santa rosa, reporting a quarter mile visibility there at the airport, 45 degrees there. our temperatures upper 40s in concord, low 50s for some of our warmerúlocations. this morning. san francisco checking in at 50 spas well as oakland. this pattn going to remainc intact for the

next few days. and then, as spjames alluded to, we do have some wet weather returning to the bay arean it looks like it will hit us in time for the first weekend of spring idea here of the low clouds pulling back high clouds overhead for today and our temperatures for the afternoon going to be similar to yesterday. they do haveúa little bit of a local localized onshore breeze. this is why pacifica was in the low 70s on friday and today low 60s. will enjoy low 70s once again. a better look atúwhat weúcan expect for the final days of winter and the first weekend of spring, and the extended forecast coming up. >>úokay. thank you rosemary. well, video showing the moment firstúresponders rescued a man from a remote campground in sonoma county. we'll tell too safety. that's coming up. >> and good menu for restaurant week in oakland. but the owners of the week is at

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are celebrating saint patrick's day, of course, today, march 17th, a newc census bureau indit you're going to see a lot of people wearing greenc today here in california and found this state is home to more than havet ties to ireland. that's more than any other state. california narrowly edged out new york in the number of people who say they have irish roots. >> well, oakland's restaurant week is but as ktvu's crystal bailey tells us, many restaurants are trying to satisfy customers while trying to recapture the success they had before the pandemic. >> hosted by visit oakland, oakland restaurant week goes on for ten days, giving local restaurants the boost they need. >> it's been a hard, hard, you restaurants are just coming out of a pandemic, so to add on, you know, the added crime, the break

spins has just been, you know, devastating for a lot of places. >> the owner of mexican favorite nietos near jack london square, has seen her fair share of car break ins so many she was forced to open up a private lot with security to stay in business last year. >> can you imagine a city withoutúrestaurants? can you imagine a pop shops? that's really what's at stake here. >> the president of visit oakland says this is what helps our restaurants thrive. >> this is the start of a busy season for us. restaurant week is a great way for new guests to come in, but also to for new restaurants like bars in uptown chef to attract new busi, putting together a special menu, including short rib, that we cooked down over 18 hours. >> as chef matt meyer prepares his new restaurant. good luck for the rush, he says he's been around the oakland food scene for years, owning restaurants in oakland is really tough for all of the obvious reasons, meyer

owns low bar downtown, and he just opened, where hopscotch used to be and where he used to work as a chef. >> the summertime didn't have that usual sort of boost in business that a lot of us were kind of expecting as business owners recover from crime plaguing the city. >> and after aúyear where iconic restaurants like le cheval and calavera shut its doors, chefs are inviting oaklanders to support them and get a good deal while you do it. >> you might find your new favorite restaurant during >> you have until march 24th to find your new favorite tao says oakland is open for business, and she wants everyone across the bay out some local en oakland. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news also happening in oakland today. >> runners have hit the pavement for the oakland marathon. and ts around lake merritt and through downtown oakland. the marathon route also includes a trip across the bay bridge for the first time. all of the races

will begin and end in front of the kaiser convention center, where runners will get their medals and healthy snacks. by the way, if you are part of that canceled san francisco race, back along the ocean beach there you'll be able to pick up your medals and t shirts at this race as well. the marathon started at 7:00 this morning. >> good luck to all all right, let's take you to iceland, because a volcano in the southwest part of that country sphas erupted for a fourth timen less than 100údays. the eruption happened yesterday outside of the town of grindavik. this is actually a live picture that yougre looking at now where you canúsee there is fire burning. y molten rock that could be seen soaring from a long break in the ground. the lava, as you can see in this picture, just spreading rapidly on each side, calling it fire. but really it's just the molten lava that's burning and sending that smoke into the air. now coming. they actually had warned for weeks that an eruption was

imminent. and this all happened inúthe same area where there's an eruption just so spectacular. there as we continue to watch this all unfold in iceland. >> now, four times in 100 days. that's fascinating. of course, we know what some of those fires, what some of that smoke can do, what that looks like here. thankfully that's not something we've had to deal with in a while. in fact, this weekend alone, rosemary has just spbeen picture perfect. >> just amazing. yes. and we are trend. james and claudine, a happy saint patty's day to you and to all of you outúthere that will be celebrating today. sunshine expected for the afternoon away from the coastline. because you will notice in this picture here, this live the morning along the coast inside the bay now from our bayside communities it is going to pull back. we will have sunshine overhead with high clouds expected to drift our way from time to time. for today, here's a view of storm tracker fairly t winds once again. but the change

going on this morning is that cloud cover. we continue pacific northwest and a low parked here where you can see we've got some green going ont& over the four corner area. but for fairly quiet. we're kind of right in between, and the ridge of high pressure r pattern at least for a few days, to end winter and begin spring on tuesday. here's a look at it tomorrow morning. i think we're going to we'll wake up with low clouds, a little bit of fog, and then for the afternoonúwe are expecting sunshine with temperatures perhaps even a slightly warmer than today. but take a look at what is coming our way on friday. right now it looks like scattered showers in the forecast for not only spfriday, but saturday and sund. so here we weather on the final weekend could be a here. checking in on the windsr- for you. wow, it's a calm one

half moon bay sfo hayward, mountain view, livermore we taka look at the temperatures where it is a cool start out there, although beginning to see a little bit of a rebound. 45 in santa rosa right now. inner east bay 48 in concord, upper 40s to low 50s around the bay for the afternoon. temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to mid 60s in san francisco. so this is the area, of course, that has seen the biggest drop since friday due to a little onshore f you think, let's head to the coast, the weather's great. well, it is a bit cool with the clouds expected there today. 72 for the inner east bay of napa,c 73 in antioch, 72 in morgan hill. so it's our inland cities that really enjoying the spring like weather. the extended forecast here a tad warmer for tomorrow. spring begins the vernal equinox, 800 6 p.m. on tuesday, holding on to this nice trend at least throughúabout thursday. but again, as i have s coming for the weekend. james. >> all right. rosemary the bay fc ever game in the national women's

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a bus stop in san francisco. what we're learning from investigators about that horrific crash. plus, expect more traffic today near pleasanton as the full closure of southbound 680 continues. a better look at the roadwork by caltrans when they expect to reopen the major freeway tomorrow morning from ktvu. this mornings on two, bottomúof our 8:00 hour, taking a live look over the golden gate bridge today. >> a littlec bit of cloud in the sky, but for the most part, blue skies will be the theme of the day today. and of course, green on the ground. saint patrick's day celebrated all around the world. we had the saint patty's day parade in san francisco yesterday. today they're having a much smaller, little low key festival at the irish cultural center. something to do if you welcome you back to ktvuouse.t- mornings on two. i'm james torres and i'm

>> let's go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who is watching our temperatures for us on this sunday. and it's been a beautiful weekend so far. >> yes, definitely mother nature,c our good luck charm, so to speak. right? bringing us sunshine into the afternoons. we going on low clouds and the fog redeveloping. it really feels like spring outn onshore breeze for the afternoo& that will keep temperatures alongúthe coastline in the low to mid 60s, a little bit of patchy fog to go along with those low clouds, check out napa santa rosa, both reportingt& quarter mile visibility. and then as you take your eyes towards the coastline near point reyes, you can see darkerc shads of gray. they're going to say the patchy fog with us this morning. in addition to the low clouds and temperatures in the 40s to low 50s in the north bay, we have 45 toústart your day in santaúrosa. for the inner east bay, we have areas of brentwood looking at 54. so nice mile for you already there with the sun shining. our afternoon average n by a better look at today and the week ahead coming up in

>> time now 831 this morning, san francisco police investigating a crash that killed a child say an suv crashed into a bus stop near afo far, authorities have not released any information about the driver or what may have caused the deadly crash. they stress this investigation is stillúin its very early stages. the police department is gathering any kind of video evidence that they can from local, houses or the muni bus that was in the area as well. >> and that's all under investigation right now. the best way to determine that is through at the hospital of the driver, which they have probably already done now. and we're waiting for results on that. >> the fire department responding to the scene, the safety group walked hold a vigil tomorrow night to honor spthose killed and injured in ts bus crash. bus stop? crash, i should say stay with mornings on two.úktvu amanda quintana will

have an update from the scene at the crash starting at 9:00. >> well, i-680 remains closed today, but crews expect to have it there are pictures posted on from caltrans on x that shows the crews then you're taking a look at the video over here of the traffic and people trying to go around spthe closure. now the workers e demolishing the deteriorated pavement, laying down asphalt, putting down what they call reinforcement material, and then finally concrete. and all of this is happening over here on southbound 680. so you can see from this map kind of where the area that is affected is. this is between the 580 and 680 connector and koopman road. the freeway did shut down on friday night. several detours. you cane highway 84 or 5 80 to 880. so again this is going to have an impact on surrounding surface streets. there was slow and steady traffic in that area as cars avoided the says the closut

thanc three months of nighttime closures. at last check, the road work is on schedule, and these newly paved roads are set to open at 4 a.m. tomorrow. owners in oakland are action in response o criminals who continue to target their shops and restaurants, the manager of sybil's pizza and do. >> he and others like him want to consider withholding taxes unless the city bolsters its efforts to crack down on the crime. they say 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. >> the owner of diamond cafe shared this surveillance video. they say one of four times his restaurant has been burglarizeds the crimeúis costing him, waiting for them. >> i mean, it's ridiculous. it seems like it's. >> we're hearing from other

small business owners inúoakland . they're looking to join the effort. one woman we spoke to shared that she's a small business owner and a resident, and frustrated and can understand why diamond businesses are proposing this. >> san francisco supervisort& connie chan kicked off her reelection campaign in the richmond district. around 200 people came out to support the launch at argonne playground. ba progressive candidate against she defeated back in 2020. it is expected to be a close election, with the recent primary suggesting moderates are gaining popularity among san francisco voters. >> time now 835 program was laun san francisco nearly 20úyears ago, and now it is making a comeback. >> ktvu is, alice wirtz tells us, one of the candidates in the race for behind its revival. >>úresiding in permanent supportive housing to receive paid travel and relocation support, homeward bound is a program designed to help homeless and unsheltered people in the city get and reunited wih their families. governor newsom was mayorúof san

francisco. supervisor asha safai is running for mayor. he sayst& utilized recently. he wants to use every tool the city has to address homelessness, but at the end of the day, we'rec doing everything we can to reunify people with their loved ones. >> and as i said, it's one of the most successful programs getting people off the street. we want to put it in the code. ñ> mayor breed released a statement indicating she's focused on doing the work to deliver real solutions, stating since she's taken office, over 15,000 people have supervisor safai says addressing homelessnessc is one of the reasons he's running for mayor, and it's a really important par& of my platform for mayor. >> we want to make sure that government is working, and we're utilizing the resources saving e taxpayers. >> we spoke to one man who says it's a great idea to get folks off the streets and back to

prove wherec matter, you know, and send them back to when they want to go back and, you know, get them outc of the city becaue there's been so much trouble. so many odds on the street ande- things like that. >> mayor breed also shared in her statement the city does not need new legislation calling this window dressing that won't deliver any real change. in spite of that, the three supervisors voted unanimously to approve the proposal. it will now go to the board of supervisors in san francisco. alice. living inútheir rvs on the top of francisco are being told to move on within the mayor's office says the rvs parked in the city's bernal heights neighborhood are both ac safety concern and a public health hazard, andúsan francisco's parking rules ban city street for more than 72 hours. however, one man who is being told to move says his rv is his home and he hasc nowhere >> i didn't plan on living here. i just, lost my job, a half agoi

couldn't find a place that i could afford. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness says the rvs are keeping people from living on the streets. however, the city is sticking with its deadline for all to leave bernal heights by march 28th. >> in sonoma county, thec sheriff's office has released video of a rescue at a remote campground. okay it happened yesterday afternoon at lake sonoma, an outdoor recreation spot about nine miles west crew rushed toúhelp a camper who was sufferingúfrom some type of medical emergency. theúrescue team quickly moved him out of the campground and into an air ambulance helicopter. he was then flown to a nearby hospital for treatment. some road closures, now in effect in oakland today as the oakland marathon is underway. more on that route and what to expect if you're driving in the area.

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the standard for others around the world. >> fireworks you guys. fireworks. >> mavericks always puts on whec toward the san mateo county gamble that rewards skilledt- surfers with the thrill of a lifetime or severe punishment, leading to imminent danger. while the amazing rides highlight each surf day, a safety team has been emerging over the past six years. >> come in here and swap with pleasenp look for his board,t- >> someone else on the inside. are they clear? >> got one guyúdeep in the pit. >> at least to the mavericks rescue team is a tight knit group ofc sharing a passion for the ocean. they devote their time and energy to learn more about best rescue practices in big surf. >> it's got float material in inside the actual rope. >> we caught up with the group while they were organizing their equipment at their base camp, we frank is the team manager. he has been patrolling this part of

the coast since the 90s, trained every year as much as possible. >> every surf session out there is a training session for us. so you're right. it is. it does take a certain skill and a choreography that we've mastered over >> they utilize personal watercraft and rescue sleds on a surf day. since mavericks is a marine sanctuary, personal watercraft are only allowedt& under high surf conditions in the winter. while the ocean might resemble chaos, they have a strategyc to maneuver in and out of danger when someone does fall and someone's going in for a pickup, we always have someone else shadowing so that if they miss them, then there's someone else in a position to get them. >> it's intense, but there's also, you know, a calmness to it, everything. there's crazy but, you know, if you can just keep your your mental and kind e slow, slow down when everyone else is speeding is unique and introduces different challenges. >> preparation never stops. sp>> we usually don't get much sleep the night before. a big swell, and half of that's just watching the wind and the weather and seeing how it develops and all the logistics.

that go into providing safety. >> while safety crews are working in the very dangerous conditions in the surf zone. there's another set ofc eyes up here on this cliff, providing a very different perspective. meet eric w nelson, the designated wave spotter. when mavericks is breaking, he hikes up this cliff with camera gear andc a radio. >> my running joke is i'm afraid of water and i'm afraid to swim. help out? and they said, you're- on things. right or down. guy got swallowed. if you got a board, you spot a loose board. not yet. i'm focused on the sky in the outside. >> after set waves roll through there. can be a lot to survey. eric paints the big picture that only he can see. there is constant communication with team members and the harbor patrol. >> we had a set wave come through. it was like six seven waves in the set. and for the guys got taken out. well, the rescue guys onlyc thought that there was three guys going through the rocks, and i was able to spot that fourth guy. they're like, are we clear? i go, nope, there's another guy in

there, slap up and over boom. >> and then you're down underwater. taylor paul, an experienced surfer from san francisco, was on the rescue wave last year. >> i was so out of breath. >> i was so gassed that i was. i wasn't i was just going to let the waves take me through the rocks. >> during the rescue, after coughing up blood, taylor could hear radio chatter. he realized he was being watched from the beginning. >> they were coordinating where they were going to pick me up. and how and if i was okay and where i was. and it just was like it it struck me how professional the whole thing was and how honest those guys are. >> when the wavesúgo flat, the other local agencies. they lead a free water safety summit every fall to educate the public. the whole community is invited, ranging from expert surfers to casual beach visitors. >> we'll have the patrol boats with the rescue watercraft with the mavericks water patrol. we'll have air station san francisco with a helicopter and we'll run through someúdrills. that would be real life

scenarios should it happen. so we're all better prepared. from 2ft to 20ft. >> their hard work is making a difference. >> i'm proud of these guys for sure, 100, just the dedication that they put in, like it's not an easy task just experiencing those kind of amazingly giant and crazy and beautiful deadly waves that come through here is part of what makes us love what we do. >> mark tamayo, ktvu, fox two news. >> exciting day today. the bay area's newest women's professional soccer franchise, bay fc, playing its inaugural nwsl match. bay fc play against angel city fc in los angeles at 430 this afternoon, but bay area soccer fans, you don't have toc go all the way down to southern california to catch the vibe bay watch parties today in sanalt- francisco, oakland and sanújose. we're posting a link with that watch parties will be, what time they start all of that on ktvu.com/web links. bay fc home

opener is planned for march 30th at paypal park in san jose. keep an eye out for details on our special coverage. previewing the home opener, including exclusive one on ones with coaches, players and so much moren i know you've been working hard on that and looking forward to watching that special and love how soccer just continues to grow and grow and grow. >> they're going to be good. >> good fun to watch, fun to watch. sp>> very cool. in speaking of socal, did you guys see that warriors game last night? >> yeah. oh, what a weird ending to yeah that on me, like, where are you? i'm like, well, the last two minutes of the warriors games taking 30 minutes, good morning to all of youn we digress. we have a beautiful shot for you of dublin this morning where saint patty's day festivities can underway and the sun is shining with blue skies. it's a cool, dryúday there for us. it's going to be a nice day as well. the sun is shining. although we are joined by clouds. we've got low clouds along the coastline and inside the bay. these are going to pull

back. we'll call for partly cloudy skies at the coast the r, although we willc have high clouds that drift overhead for today. and with that, it's just& going to be a pretty one. we are goingúto remain in this pattern at least for a few days. we have pattern at least for about ourt- tuesday, bit. and by next weekend, which happenst& to beúthe first weekend of spring, we may have scattered showers. here's a look at to tomorrow morning thinking more of the same. we'll start out with the low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for the afternoon by friday, though, there'súa look at the scattered showers entering the our final weekend of winter feeling like spring and well, for the first weekend of spring little wet. but we know spring comes along with spring showers in and across the bay area righo the day. light breeze in palo alto at this time. temperatures right now ranging from mid 40s

san francisco as well asty of today. low 60s at 70s inland, 6a in the north bay, 74 for santa r tomorrow, perhaps even just a tad warmer before theyúdrop just a tad on tuesday. vernal equinox.úwe have 8:06 p.m, spring arrives and by the possibility the weekend cloudy. >> okay. thank you. rosemary well, happening today, the bay area city with an irish name is hosting a saint patrick's day event that is underway right now. hundreds of people laced up their sneakers for the shamrock fun run in dublin in alameda county, runners took off at 830 this morning. so this is the first group that you're watching. they're most of them wearing some kind of green for the five k run and walk. so if you've gotúyour six minute milers they should be kind of

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reporting that the negotiationsc to end the fighting in gaza will resume in the middle east nation of qatar after several delays. and this comes just days after senate majority leader chuck schumer sharply criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his handling of the war. the democratic leader even called on israel to hold a new election to possibly replace netanyahu. >> i believe a new election is the a healthy and open decision making process about the future of israel. >> many republican leaders say they are outraged by schumer's remarks. they say the democratic leader is jeopardizing america's relationship with its closest ally in the middle east.

>> 853 your time on capitol hill. the house voted to move forward on a bill that would force the sale of chinese owned tiktok or risk being banned int& the united states. congress has pushed to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company, bytedance, as focused largely on protecting u.s. national security.úbutútiktok content creators say lawmakers are missing another angle specifically, the impact a ban would have on those who make a living on the app. >> tiktok has 50% of my income. there's one side for the influencers, but again, there's another side on the businesses and that we are really helping locals and drive so much foot traffic into these local businesses that they wouldn't have gotten without tiktok. >> lawmakers insist banning the app is not the goal of the legislation. the bill now heads to the senate, but there's currently no timeline on when it will get to a for its alleged il drugs, according to a report

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were live from the scene, trying to get more answers and new information coming in this morning about the shootout between two men and benicia police will tell you what police say led to those shots being fired. plus, a major freeway in the east bay remains shut down this morning. we'll take a better look at the work caltrans is doing that's ahead from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. this has been a picture perfect look at south lake tahoe all morning sng the mountaintops. it was very very windy on thursday and into friday. they had a high wind warning. i know because i

couldn't ski until friday, so i was their personal knowledge of how windy it was. but i said on spfriday it was going to shave t to be a gorgeous weekend. lots of peopleúup there for spring break, and i think that is what has actually been delivered. gorgeous up there. welcome to mornings on two. on this sunday, march 17th, igm james torres. >> record is saint patrick's day. i'm wearing zero green i'mi think. >> rosemary, you are those green stripes on theúdress or. >> no, i can't wear green, but i haveúgreen shoes. are okay. a w, restriction. >> yeah. yeah. restriction. yeah. yeah, exactly. i would disappear.úyeah, in the show, directors will be really mad at me, sol yes, i've got green on my shoes and doesn't actually impact the chroma wall. let's talk about what we can expect for saint patty's day. if you are going to be out and about. we are joined by the low clouds and fog this morning along the coastline and inside the bay. this is going to pull back. coast for withy cloudy at the

high clouds expected a little bit of patchy thick, dense fog reported in some areas, including santa rosa, down to about a quarter mile. looks like that stretch moving in and out of napa near american canyon vallejo. you've got some fog there. and then off to the west where point reyes reporting some temperatures this morning and mid 40s to mid 50s, and we have another fabulous day. if you think about getting out to walk the dog, it is a cool start. we have light winds, calm expected to be into the low 60s at the coastline for the afternoon today and low 70s for our inland cities. if you're looking for a dog to available.a seven months old, a beautiful male retriever. there. i'll have a better look at what today andl days of winter, and what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary. time now 901 this morning san francisco's west portal community mourning

the loss of an adult and child hit by a car while sitting at a bus stop yesterday, ktvu is amanda quintana live at the scene of the crash this morning? with what we know about the tragedy. >> yeah, well, james still police tape here and just a lot of damage that we can car came s street, hit a pole, and you could see the signúin debris. ht pole, took that over here, and then also hit the library. that this bus stop isúin front of. and then hit the bus stop. so we know that there were four people at the bus stop here whenúthe car crashed into it. an adult and a child died here at the scene. three others were sent to the hospital, including the driver.úwe're working to get an update on their conditions. nown this happened. this is uloa street happened just after noon yesterday because of this crash, muni temporarily suspended service to the west portal

station, but that has since resumed. people here are waiting for the bus are kind of just hee next to everything mayor london scene shortly after theúcrash. in heartbreaking, saying the focus families. i also spoke to aheir- neighbor who heard this crash and cameúhere to try to help. >> i was walking heard a horn and then this all mighty loud boom. i mean, it was, how would you put it? you know, people say like a bomb goingúoff. well, this one was sort of like that. >> this area usually has a lot of pedestrians. even just a lot of people use this bus stop. it's been especially busy this weekend, of course, with saint patrick's day celebrations as well. now, the cause is still under investigation. i just gotd they can't provide any more information about the spinvestigation right now, so we don't know if speeding was knowl

was a factor. if this was some kind of medical emergency. but clearly the car was coming that it caused here and the lives that it took as well. live in san francisco. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox splearning more informationc ab& the two men involved in a shootout with police late friday >> investigators say police vallejo after a license plate readerútagged it. police say the suspects inside the car refused to stop, and that led to a chase that went on to i-780 in benicia. the vehicle eventually crashed and one suspect was immediately taken into custody. however, a second person ran and police say he shot at officers. those officers did return fire, but no one was hurt by the gunfire, and that second person was eventually taken into custody. both suspects are now murder charges.

>> an investigation is underway this morning deadly crash in the south bay. the chp was sd killed by a car late friday night on the bird avenue off ramp of interstate 280. the driver only identified as a 27 year old man from san jose state at the scene, and he was later attempted bank robbery downtown. >> they say a car smashed into a window at the city national bank at 1rth andúbroadway around 6:00 yesterday. oakland police say the glass shattered, though nobody was actually able to get inside the building. officers say they believe 4 or 5 people were in the car at one time. all of those people left the scene before officers got there. down the peninsula in colma, police released this photo of a woman who they say spstole more than $3,600 worth f merchandise. the burglary happened on the morning of march 4th at a store on coloma boulevard us the car the suspect fled in is still unknown. they say if you recognize this woman, you're asked to callúthe police.

>> southbound 680 remainst& closed. this morning, but crews are expecting to have it reopened by tomorrow morning. new pictures from caltrans posted on x show. crews hard at work. caltrans says this is all a four step process. workers have to demolish the deteriorated pavement. then they have to lay down the asphalt and then put down what they call a reinforcement material. and finally, then the concrete. this is all happening on southbound 680 between the 580 and 680 connector, and koopman road. as you can see there on your screen, there's the map of the affected area. this freeway shut down friday night. there are several detours you can take, but most will use highway 84 or 5 80 to 880. surroundingúsurfacc streets, as you might imagine, will also be busier than usual. and our camera was out watching the impact found slow and steady traffic in that area as cars avoided that work site. caltrans says the closure this weekend iy more efficient. the alternative option would have been three

months of nighttime closures. at last check, the road work is on schedule, and these newly paved roads are set to open at 4:00 tomorrow morning, experts say commute time can be beneficial to one's mental health. sp>> if done right. they call it mindful commuting. it's a mental wellness practice, and experts say to do that, commuters use their time on the road to practice being fully present and engaged in the moment, as opposed to thinking about the past or the future. some examples of mindful commuting include conscious breathing, paying attention to the sights and of your thoughts. >> well, the city of san jose has lostúa critical court battle in its efforts to revamp the historic saint james park. the city wants to turn that park into a major event venue, and has spent millions on plans. but the second oldest men's club in california and is located just outside that park, says not do h to protect the historic features

of that park. the state court of appeals has now ruled in favor of the saint clair club, and pointed out registered as an historic landmark. san jose must now come up with a new revitalization plan that does not change the club's historic features. the ruling is expected to cause a major delay in the $4.6 million project, and today runners have hit the pavement for the oakland marathon. >> there are five k 10-k races that will be happening around lake merritt and throughout downtown oakland. the marathon route includes a trip across the bay bridge for the first time. the marathon starts at about 7:00 this morning, so there are hundreds of runners across the city right now. if you're headed to the areal expect road closures on city streets in downtown, around lake merritt and through jack london square. there are no freeway closures ne you a picture from ourúrooftop camera. you see, some of those runners going through the barricades are up. you're going to see a lot of those all throughout downtown oakland. by the way, if you wereúpart of

that keizer marathon in san francisco month and you haven't yet received your finisher's medal or shirt, you can do that at. we cheering these guys on, hoping spthey have a nice, successful race and doing it. of course, under beautiful blue skies. >> well, dramatic video showing the moment first responders rescued a man from a remote campground in sonoma what it too get that man to safety. coming up. >> and an oakland restaurant week is underway. a look at some ofúthe restaurants participating comes at a very critical time.a- >> and across the bay area this morning, waking up with low clouds and minor changes for your saint patty's day, i'll have a look at the current co ions and my french toast sticks are back starting at $2.50. now with a sweet new twist - cinnamon sugar churro. dunk, bite and savor them any time of day. or all day! it's totally up to you.

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satisfy customers also trying to recapture the success they had before the pandemic. >> hosted by visit oakland givil restaurants the boost they need. >> it's been a hard, hard, you know, time for businesses, restaurants just coming out of a pandemic. so to add on, you know, the added crime, the break ins has just been, you know, devastating for a lot of places. >> the owner of mexican favorite nietos near jack london square, has seen her fair share of car break ins so many she was forced toc open up a private lot with security to stay in business last year. >> can you imagine a city imagine a city without you know, small mom and pop shops? that's really what's at stake here. >> the president of is what hels our restaurants thrive. >> this is the start of a busy season for us. restaurant week is a great way for new guests to come in, but also to show them

new restaurants likeúpark in for uptown chef paul iglesias is hoping to attract new business, putting together a special menu, spincluding short rib, cooked down over 18 hours. >> as chef matt meyer prepares for the rush, he says he's been around the oakland food scene for years, owning restaurants in oakland is really tough for all of the obvious reasons downtowne just opened good luck where hopscotch used to be and where he used to work as a chef. >> the summertime didn't have thatúusual sort of boost in business that a lot of us were s owners recover from. crime plaguing the city. >> and after a year where iconic restaurants are inviting oaklanders tohefst- support them and get a good deal while you do it. >> you might find your new favorite restaurant during oakland restaurant week. >> you have until march 24th to find your new favorite

restaurant. oakland mayor xiang tao says oakland is open for business, and she wants everyone across the bay area to come check local eats in oakland. crystalúbailey ktvu, fox two news. >> well, tesla has reached a $3.2 million settlement in a long running racial bias case. owen diaz, who is black, says he fremont factory. tesla is alsoa- facing similar racial bias claims at that same fremont plant in a pending lawsuit that was filed on behalf of 6000t& workers. thereúare also separate cases filed from california, us anti-bias agencies and other lawsuits involving employees. a recent website has named one bay area city as the most bike friendly city in the country, tg that list. in the study of top seven bike friendly cities. the ranking by cycling enthusiasts

put the iconic city at the top for the city's bike infrastructure, biking events, park stalls and the incredible o offer. san francisco is followed by washington, d.c. portland, oregon and davis. i'm thinking e that doesn't seem that friendly. >> yeah, you're well for the e-bike. you can pull the e-bike. waterfront. there's plentyúof places to bike. when i my parend our bikes to golden gate park and we would bike there. so it's not like we were going up and >> but it is a really nice ifs.- you have a really nice day like today and biking across or like downúthe embarcadero next to the water, get a little chilly, like have a hoodie whileúyou do it. but it is so peaceful, so relaxing, so nice. >> rosemary always says layers. it's all about the layers. >> yeah, that's how we live around here in layers. good morning to both of you. i like to bike ride toújack london square when we're in oakland. that's always a nice, a nice ride. and then lots of restaurants to pick from once you get there. how about a yes? always about our

doors. at this time we do have a mix of low clouds and sunshine and blue sky. the low clouds and spfog expected to remain closero the coast. right now we have inside the bay, so some of our bayside communities enjoying the afternoon. the low clouds will peel back. we're expecting the partly cloudy skies to remain at the coastline for today, and high clouds over most of the bay area. our temperatures inland will be in the 70s once again, but we do have a little bit of a localized sea breeze. you may have noticed it yesterday kind of developing, and with that, our temperatures in areas like pacifica willc kep will be in the low 60s. as a result, high pressure going to remain with us for the next few days. that begins to change, though. by the weekend, tomorroi think it's going to beúa near repeat.úthe morning clouds, the mild weather.úwe're now into

rain not only for the pacificha- northwest, but california too. and then into areas ofúsaturday. scattered showers. looksc like it's going to take perhaps most of the weekend for this system to kind of push through. and so we will have the possibility of that soggy weather and coolert& weather returning to the bay area across our region. right now, we do have calm conditions. light breeze in san temperatures are slowly rebounding mid 40s to mid 50s for most of us at this time, sas well as in oakland where we have a marathon going on thist& morning. afternoon highs for today, low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland. hayward looking 72 in redwood city. yourinsula, extended forecast tomorrow. temperatures come up just slightly only to cool slightly on tuesdayc. final hours of winter spring. the vernal equinox arrives 8:06 p.m. our time. first couple of days of spring looking good. partly cloudy temperatures in the upper 60s, followed by the soggy pattern. perhaps in time for the weekend.

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seeds that they would want to grow, and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. >> the librarians hope these tiny seeds will bounty of learning about nature, biology, urban gardening, and even health and nutrition. and it's become an inspiration for even the most seasoned librarians. >> i never knew there was a dragon tongue bean. our herbs have been growing the fastest. today i pulled some waltham butternut squash. >> staff say they're already seeing many community members donating seeds from their own 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 spokeswoman jamie wong says it's inspired her to participate, too. and all of this, she says, is a sign of how modern libraries are branching out beyond booksn >> 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, just

discover new things about spthemselves. >> we're space where community members can talk to each other. 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. >> the oakland zoo has a new name. over the last few weeks, a zoo asked people to weigh in on what the cubs should be named and the winner, lily. lily was rescued last month from a private facility, to be suffering from numerous improperly healed fractures in her bones.úthe zoo says though she has improved greatly under its care. and once she's fully recovered, she is going to move to a licensed facility specializing in big cat care. >> warriors superstar steph

curry back in action last night and it was needed after missing the past three games due to an ankle injury. curry led golden state to a 128 to 121 victory over the lakers in los angeles last night.úhe scored 31 points and won a pro basketball's strangest games under at least ever, at least in the endingú24. second shot clock completely stopped working late in the fourth quarter, and that forced the referees to go old school and use a stopwatch during the final two minutes of the game. i've never seen that in a my >> usually they have a or something that happens pre game. they have a back up clock ort& something, but then ourselves in where coming out of that really needed one stop, and obviously a big win when steph'súout of breath. >> you know he was working. warriors are now tied with the lakers in the ninth spot in the nba. west. and their fight to make it to the postseason. try to get into that play in tournament. golden state returns home to host the new york knicks

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continues. a better look at the roadwork by caltrans and when they expect to reopen the major roadway from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two taking you to the bottom of our 9:00 hour with a live look over the golden gate bridge, seeing a lot more clouds than i thought we would have, but still, blue skies right behind it. not too much traffic right now. going on. probably a little too early for some folksúto get those saint patrick's day activities started. lots going on in the city. probably little more low key than what we saw yesterday, but certainly still something to do if you want to walk outside today. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm james torres and i'm claudine wong. >> it is sunday, march 17th.t& let's go to meteorologist rosemaryúoroczoúfor a those clouds. yes, we had a beautiful skies yesterday. what is the day shaping up for us today? really not a complainingn friday, but friday we had the ba little bit of a different element to today. we are cloudsg and along the coastline. we have definitely seen the cooldown right? temperatures were in the 70s on friday. the local sea breeze is back. the patchy fog.

it really feels likeúspring out there. and with that said, pacifica today, going only into the low 60s, but a beautiful view there. we will have the low clouds pull back and we are expecting mostly sunny skies today. high level clouds will roll over at times in the north bay. santa rosa at the airport there has reported low visibility pretty much all in a while i'll hear from viewers and they'll say, i live in santa rosa and the skies are blue, so it's definitely patchy. could be just right there near the airport, 51údegrees right now in san francisco for the inner east bay, already 57 in brentwood and for the afternoon today again, low v0súat the coast to lowú70s in lynn with light winds. i'll have a better look at what we can expect for today and the ro. well, san francisco's west portal community is mourning the loss of an adult and a child hit by a car while sitting at a bus stop yesterday.úktvu amanda quintana is live at the scene of about this tragedy, amanda. and

we all know, yeah, just such a tragic situation here. >> we've been seeing neighbors come by here this morning. one neighbor just left that little stuffed animal that you can see there. she said, you know, she doesn't know the victims, but she just feels for them, feels for the family that lost their loved ones. here you can see caution tape still here surrounding where that bus stop used to be. just so much damage here. as the car went. or hit the library and then hit the bus stop as well. there's also a little memorial with candles just across the street here. there were four people at this bus stop when a car crashed int& it. we know an adult and a child died here at the scene. three others were sent to the hospital, including the driver. wegre working to get an update on their conditions. this happened at noon here on uloa this crash, muni temporarily suspended service to the west

portal station, but it has since resumed. mayor london breed visited the scene here shortly after the crash and in a statement called it heartbreaking, saying the focuse to a neighbor who heard out hery to help. >> i was walking my dog and i heard a horn and then it's all mighty loud. boom. i mean, it wasl how would you put it? you know, people say like a bomb going off. well, this one was sort of like that. >> this area usually has a lot of pedestrians, a lot of people coming here to this bus stop to ride the bus. it's been especially busy this weekend withúit being so nice out and saint patrick's dayúcelebrations . the cause of the crash still under investigation. i did reach out to san francisco police. theyúsay they can't give an update right now on what might have caused this. soúwe don'tt& know if alcohol was a factor. we don't know if it was some kind

this driver to go off the road.d so they're still investigating s going very fast the curb, hit the library and then hit that bus stop shelter, live in san francisco. amanda quintana ktvu, foxc two news. >> such a tragic story. thank you amanda. all right. turning our attention to southbound 680 at this hour through pleasanton. it does remain closedútoday. but in the last hour, caltrans said on exit, the work is on schedule, so crews are hoping to have this reopened by tomorrow are pictures that were posted by caltrans on zac sos. crews hard at work caltrans says this is actually a four step process. they got to take out the old deteriorated pavement. they got to lay down asphalt and then put in what they call a reinforcement material. and then finally concrete on there and that's when they can reopen. now all of this,úhappenn southbound 680. here's a map so you can see where this is

affected. this is the area that we're talking about right here between the 580 and 680 connector here. and koopman road down here. this freeway shut down on friday night. several detours. you can take. you can see you can take highway 84 kind of up and around. you can go 580 to 880.c but that does take a little longer. and again, it ma& have some impact on the surface streets around it and the surrounding streets. our cameras watching that impact found slow& and steady traffic in that area as cars just try to avoid that sparea. caltrans says the closue this weekend is inconvenient, but also says it's more efficient than the other option of three months of nighttime closures. but again, the good news caltrans says this work is onúschedule. so that means these at 4 a.m. tomorrow morning. open >> business owners in oakland are ready to take drastic action in response to the criminals who continue to target their shops and restaurants. the manager thd district says business is down 20. he and others like him want

to consider withholding taxes unless the city bolsters itst& 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 asc back in the years thati have been working. >> the owner of diamondúcafe shared this surveillance video one of his restaurant has been burglarized. he's on board with the idea as the crime, he says, is also costing him. ridiculous. it seems like itgs getting worse. >> other small businesses in oakland are looking to join the effort. one woman we spoke to shared. she's a small business owner and a resident, and she's frustrated. she says she can understand why diamond businesses areúproposing this. >> san francisco supervisor connie chan kicked off her reelection campaign in the richmond district. around 200 people came out to support the launch. launch at argonne playground. chan will be running against progressive candidatet& she defeated back in 2020. it is

expected to be a close election, with the recent primary suggesting that moderates are gaining popularity among san francisco voters. the people who are living in their rvs on the top of a hill in san francisco are being told that they have t. the mayor's office says those rvs parked on neighborhood are a safety concern and a public health hazard. san francisco's parking rules banúany vehicle from remaining on a hours. howe, one man who is being told to move says his rv is his has now. >> i didn't plan on living here. i just, lost my job, about a year and a half ago, and i couldngt find could afford on homelessness. as the rvs are keeping people from living on the streets. however the city is sticking with its deadline for s

by march 28th and sonoma county, the sheriff's office releasing video of a rescue at a remote campground and okay. >> it happened yesterday afternoon at lake sonoma, an outdoor recreation spot about nine miles west of cloverdale. a helicopter crew rushed to help a camper who was suffering from some type of medical emergency. that rescue team quickly moved him out of the campground and into an air ambulance helicopter. he was then flown to a nearby hospital for treatment. >> in iceland, a volcano in the southwestern part of that country fourth time in less than 1p0 days. that eruption happened yesterday outside the town of grindavik, and fountains of molten rock could be seen soaring from a long break in the ground. as you can see there, the lava was spreading rapidly on each side. now, authorities had warned for weeks that an eruption was imminent, and this

all happened in the same area where there's an eruption just over five weeks ago. let's take you to a live picturec now from husafell, iceland. thatgs about two hours of reykjavik. if you have familiarity with iceland and you can see that seam in the earth. and so this is something that obviously people are watching very closely.úthe fourth time in 100 days that iceland has seen an eruption. >> time now just about 939úthis morning. let's bring it back home. here. rosemary oroczo talking about what we should see ñ> yes, we've got another enjoyable day. we are seeing in the screen right behind me joining us this morning. buthat just a fabulous final weekend of winter. get out and enjoy it. whether day or the mere fact that it is to believe. all right, here's a look at storm trackerútwo. we will continue with the dry pattern for the next several

daysl but getting into the first weekend of spring scattered showers in the forecast. here's a look at what is happening out there. we do have high pressure to the north of us. there's a spjust a persistent low that is hanging over the four corners expected to retrograde actually a sun by sptomorrow. but for us it's all about to be the ridge andúhigh pressure taking control and staying that way through about tuesday. by the way, tuesday 806 the vernal equinox, meaningúour finalúhoursúof winter, as well as our few first hours of spring will arrive on tuesday. to see bigger changes in the way of cooler, soggy weather. returning to the bay area, and it looks like it could last into reason o get out and enjoy today. the winds are light and calm across the bay area. right now we have sfo reporting calm conditions as well as hayward, livermore, mountain view, our temperatures are slowly rebounding mid 40s to

mid 50s across the region right now. san francisco low 50s in od where we've been talking about the oakland marathon going on this morning, to be a little bit cooler, especially closer to the coast and inside the bay where we have the localized onshore breeze. and now we have the cloud cover back, but still above average by several degrees for our inland cities. enjoying 70s for today, 74in the north bay of santa rosa, 74 in the south bay of san jose. as we get into the days warmer for tomorrow. just a tad cooler on the first. the transition into spring,t& we'll sayn and then as we get into wednesday, thursday, a mix of sun and clouds, temperatures in the upper 60s. but next weekend looks like it could be wet back to you expect some street closures today in oakland as the oakland marathon very ont to expect if you're in the area

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thousands of people filling the streets of downtown san francisco this weekend for the city's 173rd annual saint patrick's day parade, one of the longest running music,

dancing floats, fun all during the parade down market street. the big saint patrick's day parade ended at civic center, where there was a huge party and a live concert waiting for everyone who marched through. >> there was also a big saint patrick's day parade in dublin. we're talking about the city in alameda county between san ramon and pleasanton. the bay area city of dublin sent us this video of its saint patrick's day celebration yesterday, as the big crowd turned out for the city of cities 40th saint patrick's day parade. well, that same bay area city with that irish name taking spplace right now. hundreds of people laced up their sneakers this morning for the shamrockt& fun alameda county. but it wasn't just about a run as you of food booths, places to sit.s so after they finish that run and walk, theyúgot three stages of irish music waiting for them. irish dancing to be expected as well. and 250 of those festival,

spirish food and drink specifically. and you can see there plenty of people dressed in their green for today's festivities. >> not a bad looking turnout. a couple minutes, just shy of 10:00. a lot of people there, a splot of fun. i expect to see a great turnout. i love it, of course not. just here in the bay area, people all around the world are celebrating saint patrick's day. new figures from the u.s. census bureau indicate youúwill see plenty of people wearing greenc here today in california, for i forgot it. itt the state is home to more than 2.2 million people who have direct ties to ireland. thatgs more than any other state in the nation. california narrowly edged out new york in the number of people who say they have irish roots, and i was doing some research for the storyúi did yesterday about the saint patrick's day parade and the history, and why it's so large here. back in the 1800s. of course, the gold rush brought so many folks here. a lot of irish immigrants came out, so many thp

for about, i think, 15% of the entire california population. that's amazing. irish immigrants. >> that's a it's a big number. it's a big number. and the beauty of that is that we see the culture continue even today, decades and centuries later, that we are still enjoying the heritage that continues. rosemary and a beautiful day. james was talking about how last year at this time, the rain was here. >> so much rain, straight showers, so much rain. >> yeah, we've got we've got a great of us. i'm quarter irish and thanks fort& that information, james. because i was wondering, i was a little surprised we had a larger so that explains it. all right. nice bit of trivia there. giving you a look at what's going on across the bay area. this morning. you overhead if you're living in the city, perhaps our bayside communities and along the coastline, the low clouds,úthe and a beautiful view there over san francisco. the one areaúthat

has seen just some patchy, dense fog all morning long has been over areas near santa rosa. it looking good and our temperatures slowly rebounding. we're still in the mid 40s in santa rosa, but areas like brentwood where the sun is shining, you're 58 degrees. let's take a tour here. north bay 47 in windsor. chill in the air for you there, asúwell east bay. mow in the 50s, 51 reported in north dublin. we've got 52 or 53 in orinda, 52 lafayette and one stop here in san francisco, whereúi'm sure there will be a lot of green filling this area today. 51 in areas right there in the central part of the city, we have afternoon highs, a very similar to yesterday. we'll go low 60s to low low 60s at the coast and low 70s inland by lunchtime feeling pretty good. upper 50s to mid 60s. expected a better look at some of these numbers for today 72 in redwood city for the inner east bay. 73

in concord. your extended forecast slightly warmer for tomorrow. vernal equinox 8p0 6 p.m. on tuesday. a little bit cooler and we are dry for the first few days of spring. we may have scattered showers on the weekend. back to you. >> love it rosemary. thank you. talks of a cease fire could get underway as soon know about thee negotiations in terms of what to do between the gazaúand israeli conflict that's coming up after my french toast sticks are back starting at $2.50. now with a sweet new twist - cinnamon sugar churro. dunk, bite and savor them any time of day. or all day! it's totally up to you. only for a limited time. welcome to jack in the box!

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today, the associated press endl resume in the middle east nation of qatar after several delays. this all comes just days after senate majority leader chuck schumerúsharply criticized israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his handling of the war. the democratic leader even called on israel to hold a new election to possibly replace netanyahu. >> i believe a new election is the only way to allow for a healthy and open decision making process about the future. >> the israeli ambassador to the us, as a prominent american politician, should not be meddling in politics in another country. schumer did say that the us should not be dictating the outcome of any possible election on capitol hilln >> the house on a bill that woud force the sale of chinese owned tiktok, or risk being banned in

the united states congress has pushed to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company, bytedance has focused largely on protecting us national security, lawmakers are missing an important angle, specifically, the impact a banúwould have on those who make a living on the app. >> tiktok is 50% of my income. there's one side for the influencers, but again, there's another are really helping locals and drive so much foot traffic into these local businesses that that they wouldn't have gotten without tiktok. >> lawmakers insist banning the app is not the goal of their legislation in theúbill now heads to the senate, but there's no current timeline on when it will get a vote. >> meta is currently under investigation for its alleged role in the sale of illegal drugs, according to a report from the wall street journal, federal authorities in virginia already started an investigation into the company. last year, us prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta requesting records regarding drug content and

illicit drug sales on the company's platforms. federal investigators are reportedly working on the case in partnership with the fda. meta says they're working with other tech companies to screen advertisers and to look for any potential illicit drug content. well, some people in danville got together for a special birthday celebration. that party was in honor of 105 year old alice darrow. she is one of the last surviving u.s. navy nurses who took care of american service members who were wounded in the attack on pearl harbor in q941. one of her patients was nearly killed in the water after being off ofúhis boat during that bombingc. >> when the boat came by to pick him up and he was pullingt-sphie boat when they got shot in the back. >> alice darrow was working at paralta hospital in oakland at the time of that surprise attack on pearl harbor. the u.s. declared war on japan the next day. >> soccer fans rejoice.

happening today, the bay area's new women's professional soccer spfranchise, bay fc, playing its inaugural nwsl match. bay fc playing against angel city fc in la that kicks off at 430 this afternoon. the club is hosting three official watch parties today in san francisco, oakland and san jose. we will be posting a link with information about or check it out there. bay fc home opener is on march 30th at paypal park in san jose. keep dr special coverage opener, include one on ones with coaches, players and so much picture fror rooftop camera at one of those closures. as we look around. this is at madison street and second street in downtown oakland. these folks running those 26 miles forc year, they'o running across the bay bridge in

a mile, 11 through 20, i believt chilly. but when you're running 20 something miles, yeah, you probably need itl right? >> it probably feels nice. >> you probably don't notice rosemary gorgeous out there. and a good day to kind ofúhead out. >> yes. don't forget your green as james torres did >> calling you out. calling you out. >> from pub crawls to block parties. there is something for everybody on the is jillian fitzgerald, the owner of casements bar a pleasure to see you, to see you. we showed of the oakland, you know, marathon, jillian, she was stuck in it and she just barely made it. so we're going to move quickly. i ran as fast as i could to get here. oh gosh. oh you must you're probably going to need one of definitely am god one of these. i think the cityt& of oakland.úi'm just going to ask you, please don't tow my car on the side of the road. but

yeah, she had to uber halfway here. >>úso anyways, getting back to why you are here in light of the gorgeous weather out there, we are going to not do irish coffees this morning. we are going to do a cold brew. irish coffee. yes all right, all right. so for folks that want to do this at home, what do we do.f people love a good irish coffee. and the weather has been so incredible. like we just got to patrick's day weekend. yes. so w irish coffee. very, very similar fashion. we're using a ro and co irish female made female blender female master distiller. >> that is amazing. in light of women's history. >> exactly. yes so we want to highlight laura who's an amazing person and she's a bottle there. >> love that. andúso you can, you can purchase this. >> yes. all all big stores have it so you can get it at all. the big the big chains have it as well. so it's an easy one. this is one everybody can make at home we're going to start do it really quick. >> can i taste it. because you know every whiskey do this every

year don't we. cheers. every whiskey has its own sort of, you maybe a little sweeter. i love that i just drank it. >> sorry. >> so if you had to explain sort of the this one. yeah. >> so. so ronco is made specifically with bartenders in mind and for mixing cocktails. so bartenders, meaning somebody at home or somebody in a bar, itgs got a quite a good vanilla profile on it. yeah. it's really mixable. and that's why we like to use it for this cold brew cocktail. >> by the way. okay. all right. would you like another sipcc3 f1 before we get. >> no, i think i'm good now. i'm good, i'm good now. >> deep breath. all right. okay. >> all right. so how we're going spto make this is very simple. we're just pre poured yours for you okay. so going to pour it glass here.l right. let me put it right there in front i'm going to get you some ice i'm gonna pop this in here. boo boo boo. >> pardon me okay. was this 1úor >> it dependsúon what time of the day or it's some. well, you know what? it's sunday, it's saint patrick's day. it was >> if you get stuck in a

marathon. >> exactly. no, it was it was 1.5oz. okay. >> oh, so, like a shell and a half. >> yeah, exactly. >> all right. okay. >> sorry. and this is cold brew& so we use andytown cold brew. so andytown is made in san francisco by a lovely couple,t& who? michael is actually from andytown in belfast. oh, okay. so traditionally, this type of a cold brew coffee is called a belfast. >> i love this, and can i say when i'm in san francisco, if i'm not in your neighborhood and i pop into an irish pub, speverybody knows you. you guys are like a smallúknit community, right? oh yes. ñ> absolutely. yeah. there's lots of irish people in san francisco and we all, we all know each other for sure. so i'm oh i see them circling you guys doing something to come over. >> come check it out. what is this? >> i brought extra glasses. so, you know, when the cameras go off. here we go. all right, pop, this guy on here. >> have either of you ever had a cold brew? irish? i can't have. >> it's amazing. ñ> you have. oh, my goodness. >> we should mention saint patrick's day. all day party starts at 2 p.m, right? yes man.

>> you're gonna have a dj party today. >> open early. >> start earlier? yeah, we decided to start early. sorry. a have to get find my car. >> get over there. yeah. >> oh, wow. by the way, you know oakland here. slanci i believe they're also having. they are. yes, absolutely. >> yeah. so if you go to the city, come hang out with us. and if you stay on this side of the bridgel go on over to salonika. sorry. >> all right. it sounds out of time. great. >> we love it. we're glad you made . the american west, and its arizona desert, a historic track famous for its high temperatures and higher speeds. >> three, two, one. >> what a duel in the desert. >> today the personalities of nascar roll up to a different starting line in the special crossover event. along with some of bowling's best they'll take on