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warning to car owners this weekend after dozens of cars were broken into across the city. and it all happened in just 24 hours. some residents say they're distraught by all the damage. >> this neighborhood in particular is very nice, so i just can't even imagine why they would pick this area at all. the vandal or vandals targeted more than 30 cars at a hotel, outdoor mall, high school and apartment complex. >> good evening. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. the string of break ins leaving glass scattered along city streets ktvu zac sos live tonight outside one apartment complex. and, zach, iúmean, what are neighbors telling you tonight? >> well, they're certainly distraught, as you mentioned, but also really surprised. car break ins just not something they're really used to seeing in this neighborhood and in the city, for that matter, and certainly not 30 in 1 night on this actual block, we counted around seven windows shattered like this one,

rifled through or taken.s either >> it's just a mess. >> among the victims of a rash of buildings in petaluma overnight saturday, she asked camera. face not to appear on >> yeah, i was just wondering what i do now, you know, drive it, hide it somewhere, put a towel it. >> it happened right across the street from her apartment complex on yorkshire road. >> there's several one, two, three cars were smashed into here and just learning that the criminal or criminals didn't trs all across the city. >> according to police, more than 30 cars were targeted. >> no, i had no idea. well, then that's just wrong. >> police releasing photos of some of theúother cars broken into sunday. shattered glass still on the ground outside saint vincent de paul high petaluma village premium and the

outlets. >> so first time i saw that i just told my wife we shouldn't even park right there because you can see there's broken glass right here. car break ins. >> not something that billy lal says he used to worry much about in petaluma. >> it's new. i mean, it just moving further and further out from san francisco. it's really where i feel like it might have started. >> police encouraging car owners to park in well-lit and after locking up to remove all valuables from the vehicle back yorkshire road. andrew logan doing just that. i don't have anything in the car and i lock itúand echoing what others have said about crime in the city of late, i'm hearing a lot of sirens all day long now in petaluma, many more than i've heard before. and police again right now, still trying to track down whoever was responsible for this. they're asking anyone with perhaps a video of these crimes

taking place to reach out. >> mike zac sos live tonight in that. new at ten firefighters in pleasanton right now are battling a structure fire at amador valley high school. that fire quickly went to two alarms. at this point, it is unclear where exactly on campus this fire is located. the fire deme says people should avoid t area. also new an. one person now in custody after police sayhestabbed someone berkeley police were called to a stabbing right near university and nner. once on scene, officers say they found and involved. police saytabbing victim was located nearby. that person was pronounced dead at the scene. officers say no largs unclear what led up to the attack. >> a man is caught on camera stealing a bike from a home. oakland police say a man was driving around the oakland hills when he stopped outside a house on broadway terrace. the man is seen running up to a house and grabbing a bike out of a garage.

then the thief threw the bike into the back of his ford ranger and drove away. the victim tells ktvu the bike is arrests have bn made. arrested in connection with a shootg inhat city. police say the shot a man multipleútimes on orchard ive ar mclarenoad,t about 8:00 last night. thet& victim was taken to the hospital and is expectedúto survive. licetill have not said what led up to the shooting, but they do say it appears to have been an isolated incident. >> the san francisco police chief has given the go to release video showing what led the city in july of last year. from her injuries after police say she was pushed to the ground in the bayviewúby 43 year old tia hopkins. no arrests were made as officers initially said it was an accident. but then last week, police arrested hopkins for violent assaulting a 71 year old chinese woman. upon hearing the asian community demanded police reopenc the case from lat

summer. this weekendl mayor london breed met with members of the city's asian american community. she then released a statement saying thank you to the many community leaders for talking to meúabout their plea investigation of the death of miss yung feng wu. i believe in transparency and stand with the aapi community for justice for all victims and survivors of hate incidents. as soon as possible. i want the video released. san francisco's chief of police in reaction to the mayor's request, releasing his own statement saying the san francisco police department does not tolerate violence against our aapi community, and we take these cases very seriously. the death of yang feng wu is a tragedy. our investigators are working diligently on the case, which is an open and active investigation in all cases, we look for evidence of motivation, including possible hate crimes. the sfpd will release video in this case, as mayor breedt& requested. >> also in san francisco, police say a third person has now died after being a bus stop. caution

tape still surrounds the scene of that crash near muni's west portal station. there wereúfour people waiting at the bus stop when a driver crashed into it shortly after noon yesterday. one adult and one child died at the scene, and a third person,.a fourth victim, an infant, is still hospitalized with life threatening injuries. >> it's such a loss. it's our community. we have a beautiful t knowing their names right now, i'm sure such a beautiful group of people. >> the driver was also injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. police have not said kind of medical emergency, but witnesses say the car was clearly going fast, the vehiclee laying think the deceased adults

was knocked clean across thet& intersection was in the street at the crosswalk over here, a vigil to honor the victims is planned for 5:00 tomorrow evening. >> and in a statement, san francisco supervisor myrna melgar, whose district includes the west portal neighborhood, said my heart is utterly shattered by the loss of life in our community. my office, along with sf mta public works and neighbors, have already been in discussions to improve safety conditions for pedestrians and riders around the west portal station. the trauma and impact of this incident are immeasurable. >> in the east bay, the southbound lanes of interstate 680 are scheduled to reopen before the morning commute. caltrans posted video of the work that was taking place today. a section of south 680 in pleasanton has been closed this weekend to allow crews traffic s been rerouted toúhighway 84 and

580 during this closure. the lanes are scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 4:00. >> bay fc, the new women's pro soccer team in the bay area, kicked off their game's only goal for bay fc. it was a right footed boot from the center of the box. bay fc starts out with a winner, one and zero. their home opener set for saturday, march 30th at paypal park in san jose, and hundreds of people gathered at watch parties throughout the bay area to see bay fc get that historic win. >> ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live jose, whery was held and everyone going home happy tonight, lamonica. >> yeah, that's right mike. earlier today, j-town pizza was packed with new and longtime soccer fans who were celebrating the team's first win and celebrating the strength of women's soccer in the bay area.t

win on sunday against lost& angeles was the great start to the season they hoped for. this league has just gotten so exciting, so interesting, and the fact that we get a team and i get to go to games and just celebrate these women and just beúentertained, i'm >> i'm so excited. >> and to see the amazing goal, keeping the defense at the end to kind of bring home the victory. >> it was inspirational. i bay fc, hosted by supporter group bridge brigade fans in san jose, crowded into j-town pizza company to watch the inaugural game by team, merchandise and cheer on star players like asisat oshoala, who scored the team's first game winning goal, her and a couple other ones. >> rachel kundananji princess like scarlett kamberos. there's such big names, so you know anybody that follows nwsl soccer definitely knows their names. >> bay fc was founded by four

womenúsoccer legends allie wagner, danielle slaton, brandi chastain and leslie osborne. fans say the long, storied history of women's soccer in the spbay area has set a winning foundation. they want to see bay fc continue icu, and it's hard to get that first win to have that under the belt. >> now, a great goal. i think that was like i mean, the class of that finish was amazing. >> i grew up playing all kinds of sports and the bay area as a hub, especially for women's soccer. so like for them to bring us a team like so thankful to the founders for bringing us team. >> now bay fc will play its on march 30th, right here in san jose at paypal park. >> mike statement win right out right. lamonica thank you. still to come, a woman severely injured along the sonoma county coast now receiving treatment. we're going to take a closer look at how exactlyúshe was rescued that weather out there. we've got

temperatures on the mile veryc spring like weather. as mid 70so continue. but for how long? i'll see you back here with that. >> anytime i can get a chance to go see these guys, i'm all about it. >> and crowds showed up in droves to an air show in the north bay. coming up, the sights and sounds that visitors were trted to at ings ove sola

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after being taken to the hospital by the chp. officers were called to a report of an injured woman on a fishing boat this morning off the injured woa boat ramp. the chp used their helicopter to fly the woman to a kaiser hospital in vacaville, where she remains in the trauma unit. tonight, it is the woman's injuries. >> the wings from base this weekend. catch a glimf some of the fastest reports, thr show did not disappoint. >> travis air force base welcomed over 100,000 to get up spclose and personal with our military planes and the incredibly skilled pilots who fly them going goúing gone. military pilots stunned crowds with incredible twists, turns and dives like to be this close to the

planes? >> i love it, it's just it's exciting. yeah,úyeah. it's scary. any time i can go see thm all about it. >> zach gregg grew up going to air shows in redding. he drove nearly three hours to enjoy his favorite part of the show. >> the feeling that you get when they're flying by fast and loud. >> while some folks came out foe most excited the uc davis senior design team for the aerospace engineering department. sp>> we have our little groups. we're working on redesigning the c-5m super galaxy, and so it in& >> military families came out for the show, too. >> we can see it from our house and we live on base. but, it's nice. it's different. it's a whole different experience when you're on the flight line and being able to feel it and see it. >> visitorsc had the chance to sit inside the cockpit of the kc ten, a highlight of the event. >> the experience of getting to walk on planes, watch them fly around. that's really cool. >> visitors could also speak with pilots in the flight crews who planes. robert lizama has served with the military for almost nine years.

>> i grew up in guam, so just traveling was always big on a si really want to see the world. so i went to the air force academy, graduated from there and went to pilot training and became a pilot and been able to see the world all over. >> the event also honored the kc ten, a military plane usedc to refuel in midair, which saw its last air show at travis air force base on sunday. the plane will be phased out of military >> it's somber. it is, but you know, it's leaving behind a phenomenal legacy. and that's why we're here today. you know, at the air show, celebrating that legacy and ushering in a new era of tanker with the kc 46, welcoming over 100,000 visitors to the base, took a team of over 1500 airmen and two years of planningc. >> but the travis air force base commander says it was all worth it. >> we're also very grateful for the opportunity to say thank you not only to the community who provides such incredible support, but also to the veterans and their families who have come before us. we recognize we stand on their shoulders as we carry the lineage forward in solano county. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two

news. thousands of people will bet- attending the game developers conference in san francisco. that conference will feature the latest game development tools panels and roundtable discussions aimed at shaping the future of the video gaming industry. about 30,000 attendees and more than 300 sponsors and exhibitors are expected. the event begins tomorrow and runs center. >> okay, temperatures today cooled off just a little bitt& bay, and with a and around thet- bit of an onshore flow, kind of a spring pattern with the winds comingc from the ocean to the land and temperatures dropped accordingly with the fog and low clouds that were at the coast cooling things off even more so. with that in mind, tomorrow is the same deal. we're going to spsee temperatures a lot like these again tomorrow. probably a little warmer tomorrow, coast for the next couple of days anyway, and we get to go into spring onútuesday. that's the vernal equinox, and that is

when we will get essentially you get equal days, equal nights. but itgs the beginning of spring is how it works look at the live camera shot, no fog in this shot is going to hang right at the coast. i'll show you the model, how it sets up the fog. it kind of well, here, i think i'll. yeah, here. it's cued up now so you can see& the fog right off of the beach here. okay. and there it is. that's tomorrow morning andúthen the afternoon. it's just kind of hangs there. so it's going to be more of a spring like weather pattern tomorrow. that will keep temperatures at pacifica, halfmoon bay and santa cruz bolinas cooler certainly than they were even today when the sun came out for most folks. but with that in mind, we've got changes coming towards the got a couple of days of this, which is great. but somewhere around thursday, things start to flip around and we get into a potentially wet weather pattern. not it doesn't look extreme. last week it looked extreme on the long range models. now it just looks like it's going to be a big switch in in weather. that's going to show up around wednesday night, thursday. we'll look into that when i see you

next. saint patrick's day, a day to commemorate and observe saint patrick and the arrival of over the years, this day hast- also turned into one of celebration. and this is what it looked like in downtown pleasanton around noontime today. a bit of a sundayc slowdown compared to the crowds they saw yesterday. but overall, restaurants and bars were packed expected to spend $7.2 billion on food and drinks this holiday, celebrated last night here they had a great band. >> we had a fantastic time. little slow moving this morning, but all good. >> oh thank you. spplan to celebrate this year tt is more than 20 times the population of ireland. one oft& the largest celebrations for saint patrick's day in the bay area takes place in the east bay city of dublin every year and this morning, hundreds of people put on those running shoes for the shamrock fun run. a lot of people wearing green for the thy also hosted a festival filled wh

music, hundreds of booths and plenty of food and drinks. there was also a special saint patrick's day celebration at th& hiller aviation museum in san carlos. the museum hosted a special aerial celebration to honor saint patrick himself. there were other activities as well, and children who wore green received a special toy to commemorate the occasion.t& >> president biden hosted a saint patrick's day brunch with catholic leaders at the white house today. mr. biden spoke about his own heritage asúant& irish catholic and how it shaped hisúlife. he also thanked the spleaders in the room forúhelpig to care for americans and other people around the world, even in the face of enormous setbacks, and it convinced millions of irish immigrants, including my ancestors and many of you here who are here today, to leave their beloved homeland and began a new life in america. the cardinal recited an irish prayek himself, along withc those in attendance. >> a worm that's known to kill

dogs makes its way to researchers to keepúyour dog out of harm's way. >> also ahead, meta is now being investigated by the feds. why the food and drug administration is taking a closer look at the bay area based tech company, and we now know where the saint mary's men in stanford women's stand to be taking on in the ncaa tournament. >> bayley o'carroll willúbreak it all down, coming up in sports wrap.

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kill a dog and a portion of the& colorado river that runs through southern california. scientists at uc riverside say a parasite commonly referred to as liver fluke has never been reported. this far west, the worm can cause infections of the liver, which in the most severe cases can leadúto the death of the

dog. now, once infected, it can be several months before the worst symptoms of the illness should avoid swimming in the colorado river. >> meta is currently under investigation for its alleged role in the sale of illegal drugs. u.s. prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta last year requesting records regarding drug content on illicit illicit drug sales on the company's platforms. federal investigators are reportedly working on this case in partnership with the fda. meta says they're working with screen advertisers and look for& any potential illicit drug content. reddit says the federac trade commission is now looking into its plans to license its platform content to artificial intelligence companies. the san francisco based company says it doesn't think it's violated us consumer protection law. this comes ahead of reddit's initial public offering. almost 20 years after its launch, the company filed paperwork last week that projected a price for its initial public offering. the

value $6.4 billion. >> while the days of students eating those flaming hot cheetos may be numbered, state lawmakers in the assembly are now considering a new bill that spwould ban in california public schools from serving food products that contain artificial dyes that would include the popular cheetos snack with its signature yellow and red colors. campaign to provide healthierhe foods in california school current and former femaleozen college athletes have filed a lawsuit in federal the ncaa repeatedly violated title nine.& the legal action alleges two years ago, the ncaa deliberately adopted and amended policies to allow transgender swimmer leah e university of pennsylvania women's swim team during the ncaa competition, while thomas became thec first transgender athlete to win an ncaa division one title in march of 2022, the& competition was hosted by georgia tech university. the plaintiffs are seeking a ruling

that would require the ncaa to invalidate and revise all records and titles that were based on the results of competitions that allowed transgender athletes to participate. >> users are no longer allowed to share their passwords on the streaming platform hulu. the new policy regarding password sharing was put into place last thursday. this will keep peoplee hulu account. the decision for the new policy comes not long after netflix got tough on password sharing and saw a significant growth in subscribers. disney+ is also planning to introduce a new password sharing policy this summer. >> donald trump's opponents slamming him over his fiery rhetoric on the campaign trail. i'm lucas tomlinson at the white house. i'llúhave the details coming up and another attempt will be made to secure a ceasefire agreement in gaza. >> why the israeli military could get in the way of a possible deal. >> and one of elon musk's companies has been secretly working with the us government for the last three years. how

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sources say roughly a dozen prototypes have been launched since the 2024 presidential race this weekend, former president donald trump spoke at a campaign rally in ohio, andc now some of the remarks he made >> that's right, the bidenm.t- campaign says it is just another example of a pattern of violent rhetoric. as fox's lucas tomlinson reports, the trump campaign says his words are being taken out of context. >> but former president donald saturday campaigning for gop senate candidate bernie morenon >> he's going to be a warrior in washington, but it's some incendiary remarks he made that got most of the attention. >> after warning about what could happen if he loses in november. >> china now is building a couple of massive plants where they're going to build the cars in mexico and think they think that they're going to sell those cars into the united states. if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole that's going toúbe the least of

it. itgs going to be a bloodbath for the country. >> trump's gop allies say his words are being taken out of context. >> but the president's statements concerning bloodbath were about what would happen in the auto industry if actually the chinese manufacturers who were coming into mexico were permitted to import into the united states. the biden campaign quick to seize on the comments anyway, releasing a statement saying in part he wants another january 6th, but give him another electoraling to defeat this november because extremism, his affection for violence and his thirst for revenge. >> they also point to trump losing an endorsement that many presidents would normally take for granted, with his former vp mike pence declining toúsupport his bid for a second terme. >> as i look at what donald trump is running on now, i simply cannot in good conscience endorse his candidacy this year. >> also joining trump at that rally, ohio senator jd vance and

south dakota governor kristi noem both are considered potential running mates with him on the gop ticket at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news in russia president vladimir putin easily won reelection today for a sixth time in office , he ran largely unopposed. >> putin has been russia's president since 2000, apart from four years as prime minister, spbecause of a two tum limit. he has since changed the rules to keep himself in power. many russians around the world who voted say they feel silenced by putin and his regime. >> when we moved, we immigrated russia, where we feel theromt- consequences of us not being heard. and this year is so important just to be there for ourselves. >> over the last three days of voting, some russians have set fire to voting booths and poured dye into ballot boxes, while

others voted for one of the other four candidates. with this latest victory, many observers expect putin to toughen his course and also escalate the war in ukraine. >> brazil's former president says he does fear being put on trial. one day after court documents revealed that he presented top military leadersc with a plan to stage a coup after he lost the 2022 election in a political rally. jair bolsonaro did not refer directly to the allegations, but he did acknowledge he could face trial amid growing evidence of a coup attempt last month, bolsonaro surrendered his passport to authorities asúpart of the investigation. >> now to the latest on the war between israel and hamas, international mediators returned to the bargaining table. this temporary cease fire israeli prr benjamin netanyahu plans to push ahead with a planned offensive in rafah. fox news trey yingst tells us that's whereúthe israeli military says the last remaining hamas fighters are holding out.

>> that's right. it's day 163 of the war between israel and hamas. as the region waits to see what comes next in the conflict, reports indicate that negotiators will meet in doha this week to continue conversations about a possible cease fire that could see up to 40 hostages released. the idea of a diplomatic breakthrough comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is doublingt& down on his intentions to invade gaza's southernmost city of rafah. >> we have approved the operational plans for operation in rafah, including the necessary steps to evacuate the civilian population from gaza. >> palestinians were able to get more supplies from air and sea this weekend, with the first vessel of aid and more in northern gaza. medical teams in the northern part of the strip remain overwhelmed as they work around the clock to treat patients. doctor abu wada works at gaza's al-shifa hospital and

says that medical teams are running low on supplies and even donateútheir own blood to support patients when needed. >> on the ground. we have lost operation room and five icu beds, a when we need blood, twice in every.nate blood maybe >> like many in gaza, doctor abu wada has turned to crowdfunding to try and raise money to evacuate his family from gaza. he says even if he's able to get them out of the strip, he will stay and treat palestinians amid the war in tel aviv, trey yingst fox news. sp>> nearly 150 migrants were rescued this weekend by a ship, despite the libyan coast guard attempting to interfere. surveillance photos allegedly show a libyan coast guard patrol boat sailing in between migrants in distress and the rescuers. an official with the geo barents charity rescue ship says the actions of the coast guard endangered the lives of the

migrants. they also said they also say many of the migrants rescued were women and children. officials with the rescue ship say it saved nearly 250 people in three separate operations in just the more than a dozen younn in the south bay now have prom dresses, and they didn't have. >> and we're back on the weather forecast. when you come back, fd decide fall again. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night.

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morning. 8000 people participated in this year's

event, which is a 20% increase compared to last year. participants came from more than 40 states and 15 countries. >> the city of berkeley is inviting proposed artwork for a new clubhouse at one of the based art project is beingtile envisioned for the interior lobby wall at the future willard park clubhouse in south berkeley, $135,000 is being budgeted for the project. any professional artist in the u.s. can apply. applications are due on april 9th. >> more than a dozen young women in the south bay now have promt& dresses, thanks to a multi-organizational effort. this weekend, princess project the san mateo county sheriff's activities league to provide free outfits to more than a dozen young women in santa clara. participants were able to selectc and bags of makeup and no cost. organizers say it was a day filled with joy, empowerment, and unforgettable memories as these amazing teens prepared for

their proms in style and in confidence. sp>> it's all righty. hope you d a nice weekend. we had a pretty good weather pattern. it's going to stick around the next couple wednesday. so more 70s pattern looks like this. you got the high, you got the low and then you got weather thursday or through wednesday. e okay. thursday afternoon starts to deteriorate as we get into a more wet weather pattern. here is the long range model.úwe'll move it up forward here. and you can see the next few days as we go into monday the see where wey afternoon. and then as you get into thursday, a few more clouds and then thursday late into friday morning, looks like we're going to get a little bit of rain or something of that nature. it looks pretty weak right now. as you move through ways to go. it was looking pretty robust not too long ago. like about four days ago in the models, but now it's looking like they're breaking it up. so the big changes come this

weekend friday, thursday, late friday into saturday. these are the highs from today. very pleasant. highs tomorrow will be the same or maybe a degree or two warmer. there's fog at the coast. there'll be fog again tomorrow morning and it'll kind of hang at the coast all day. it'll be a little stickier tomorrow than it was today. today it was out there, but it was just kind of bouncing around. and sun came through and there were breaks and it burned, larger distribution. so there's the morning right there, 8 a.m. and then the whole day you kind of see it pull back and pull in. so there's the fog. and this pattern is a veryúspring like pattern. spring starts and on tuesday the vernalúequinox and that'll mark the beginning of spring for us. and it also marks the beginning of these kinds of patterns where we get high pressure, we get the fog, we get the onshore flow, we get a sea breeze, we get this wind surfers out on the bay and spring begins. and that's we'rec not fr from that. as you look at the 50s, low 50s. overnight lows will be above freezing, no frost spexpectedl no valley fog, but coastalúfog. and then these are

the forecast highs for tomorrow. so slightly warmerúthan they were today 76in morgan hill 75 in santa rosan it's tree pollen. they might be bothering you. we're starting to see that pollens pop out now. and with that in mind, we're expecting tree pollens to trend a little bit higher in the coming weeks. and then grasses, of coursel down the road. i'll see you back >> all right, bill, we'll see you in just a b . coming u

o'carroll tickets have been punched. the brackets are finalized and now the >> we get the five seed saint mary's first. >> that was the scene in moraga this afternoon when the gaels were selected, and the team is hot. they won the wcc regular

season and tournament titles. they've only dropped one game since the start of the calendar year, emerging victorious in 17 of their last 18. they earned that five seed this year. they'll take on the 12th seeded grand canyon university on friday in spokane, washington. and yes, we did look for all of you gaels fans. southwest has a direct flight from oakland to spokane. if you want to witness the madness in person, tip off on this one is w:05 p.m. so for the third year in a row, saint marygs punches their ticket to the big dance, an accomplishment that is certainly not lost on the gaels. >> i'm sad on this floor. 2 or 3 times where we thought we get ie times in a row. it's really hard and i don't know how many teamse years. >> randy bennett has been the head coach at saint mary's for the last program to ten ncaa tournament appearances,

making it as far as the sweet 16. so now the question is does this team get over that hump? >> we've only done it once, so i don't know that i'm an expert, but it's such a cliche, but it's one of the time. these games are tough. like i we're not looking past grand canyon. >> and while they have their sights set on that national championship trophy, this squad is taking it one game at a time. >> it's really easy to get distracted because there's just so much, so much buzz around this tournament. and like, right now we're just we're thinking about practicing film. we just need to be as focusedúas possible and it's not easy to do. everybody's talking, everybody's filling out the brackets. >> the gaels have dedicated their focus to 12th seeded gcu, who they'll take on in the first round of the tournament int& spokane, washington, on friday. >> i was hoping they weren't calling us for brooklyn or pittsburgh or any of those, and our fans can get out there. that'llc make a difference. i think we'll haveúa nice turnout, location aside and seeding

aside, it's march, and as we all know from those busted brackets of years past, that means the unexpected seems to become the ordinary more often than not. the end of the day when they throw the ball up. friday we're going to have to play. and both teams are good, and whoever plays the best is going to win. >> you heard him there. whoever plays best is going to win. so now that the bracket is all set, let's look at the number one seeds here in the south. we've got houston, midwest at purdue spin the west, north carolina ad in the east the overall number one seed, the uconn huskies, the defending national champions. so all these number one seeds will take on a 16 seed in according t a 1.32% chance of upsetting that number one seed. and speaking of odds, we've all done it right. you sit down, you but there's nn a perfect one. but every year you sit there and you have that feeling this is year i'm going to do the

impossible. i'm going to have now dreams before the tournament even starts, but it is a tall task. the odds of filling out a perfect bracketc if you know nothing about basketball, if you pick teams based on color or mascots, that is one and a very look up how to say that number, but simply put, it is higher than than one and 9 quintillion. now if you we want to put that into perspective a little bit, the odds of winning the powerball jackpot is one and 292 million. the odds of getting struck by lightning one and just over 1u,000, which is so much lower than i actually thought. so good luck to you that brackee basketball, your chances if you have some knowledge of college basketball, your chances go up to about one and 120 million. but hey, don't let that discourage you. i believe in your ability to fill out that bracket. and then we move on to the women's side of the bracket.

this is going to be a good tournament, but shock for one of the nation's top teams right here in our own backyard. the stanford women's basketball team looked surprised after being denied a number one seed, but that quickly turned into cheers there, as they seemed happy with settling for the number two seed in the portland region. the team finished with a 28 and five record, but lost in the pac 12 tournament championship game to usc. despite this, they were still hoping to get that coveted number one seed. >> the seed is not what's important. it's your team, how they're playing, how they're excited and where i feel. we're in a great place, i love it, i don't care what seed we are, doesn't matter just how long you can survive. >> so, but like tara said, you know, it's all about how we're playing and we're ready for this moment. and i think we're going to come out, play together, play strong, and we're excited. i think the loss against usc can be a something positive for us. >> kind of. every disappointment is a blessing and we've used it

that way and the fact that, you know, i think being a two seed is, kind of can be a little bit of a, you know, get under your skin a little bit too. and, you know, we have, we have something to prove. >> and you heard tara there. they do feel that fire under them. they are ready to come out. and it's all about in this tournament who gets hot at the right time? stanford, they get t ahead of this game tipping off n brink and company will host norfolk state at maples paviliof in prime time friday night, 7 p.m. and a look got the number one seeds on the women's side. south carolina iowa securing a top seed. texas and usc, who as i just mentioned, beat stanford in the pac 12 championship game. rounding out the list. and for the second time in three years, usf, the dons will be playing in the postseason. they are headed to the nit. they finished with a 23 and ten record and finished in third place in the wcc. they do have a quick turnaround,

though. their first game in the nit tournament is on wednesday d cincinnati team in cincinnati at at 6 p.m. the winner of that matchup will face the winner of the bradley and loyola chicago game, and the warriors showdown against the lakers on saturday night ended nobody could have expected. the final two minutes inúseven seconds of the norcal socal battle took 22 minutes, 22 minutes to play. due in large part to a malfunctioning shot clock in two very lengthy play reviews. players, you see it there visibly frustrated, the lakers tried to put the ball in play four different times, but officials blew the whistle whenk malfunctioning and every on forn minutes. fans started booing, so the officials opted to have the pa announcerúaudibly count down the shot clock at key intervals. that get in their way. they came

out with a win 128 to 121. here's what the stars had to say about the very strange situationn >> you want to try to get it right? obviously and our crew, have has a job to do with the referees. they have a job to do and they have to do it at the best they can. so all good. can happen, especially this age. you build up all pregame to get going. as soon as the engine shuts off. it's hard to get it going again. but it is what it is. >> irving for the for kyrie irving. just absurd. >> and oh my gosh is right kyrie hits the left handed floater over jokic at the buzzer. this was one of a combined four buzzer beaters in the nba and college hoops today right. it's march. let the madness begin kyrie had 24 points nine assists and seven boards. the mavericks beat the nuggets 107 105 and bay

fc the 14 nwsl team who calls the south bay home, is officially off to the races they kicked off their inaugural season today down in la. it was a sellout crowd at bmo stadium in la for this first ever matchup. between these 17th mine here a seattle solano scored the game's onlyúgoal for bay fc. they're a right footer. hit the boot from the center of the box scoring on her first shot. bay fc starts out with in their homt is two saturdays from now at paypal park inc san jose. >> and there is the match winner and devin cooley here from los gatos, starting in the goal for the sharks, the first person from santa clara county, actually, to ever play he only l until the third period. unfortunately, he gave up three more in the there. you see,

gave chicago a 3 to 2 lead. chicago added two moreúgoals, including an empty netter. made it 5 to 2. the sharks 13th loss in their last 14 games and coming up the final round of the players championship, ended with a nail biting , a little it o

championship for a second year in a row, but it was not without a little excitement, a little nail biting at the end. check this one out. final round of play from tpc sawgrass in florida. a stunning day for golf there. par five on the 11th hole. austin eckroat with the

putt. stays right on the lip. he and joel dorman stand and wait. eventually though, the ball drops in right there. that's ths accurate is given the additional stroke as a penalty. par four on spthe fourth here. second shot approached by scheffler lands it on the green. that would roll in for an eagle. and what a shot by him. now on the 16th hole from the bunker there he gets out of the bunker with a beautiful shot. he would tap that in for a birdie to get the lead, a 20 under par for 18th hole. wyndham clark's chance to force a out right there. it's a heartbreaking moment for clark. he thought it was good to force the playoffc. anyways scottie scheffler wins the players championship forúa second year in a row, was almost all the way down and cactus lead league action. the giants taking on the rockies today in arizona. logan webb on the mound a nice play, a

gorgeous day for baseball, but a nice play here from him snagging the comeback or throwing out etherius montour montero webb also struck out six rockies over five and a third innings, although he gave up four runs as well. so a little bit of up and down outing for webb today, who is zero and three this spring with an era of nine. giants lose 5 to 3 in this one and then also in arizonac. the a's tied the white sox three three and nascar here. the food city 500, in bristol, tennessee nonetheless, danny hamlin would hold on for the win. here.úhamlin wins his second straight race at bristol. two in a row, two in a row, twice, and the third ranked cal gymnastics team wrapped up a perfect seven zero home regular season slate, beating number 25 stanford and sacramento state. today in berkeley, elise byron

finished things off in style on the floor exercise. one of three seniors on this team, the team spscore of scored 197.925, bestd the cardinal and the hornets. up next for the bears areúthe pac 12 championships in southern california, followed by the ncaa. >> guys, i tell you what, march madness is a very exciting time of the year and hopefully i don't know what you think, but stanford women, saint mary's men, even the dons in the nit, hopefully they all make deep pushes here. >> i'm really hopeful. you know, i think i think the saint mary's canúhopefully get past the sweet 16 for the and it's a three pear them, right? for row, three years in a row they've made it to march madness. so exciting for them i know. >> are you guys going to fill outúa bracket? i printed it, i haven't filled it out yet, but i know my children have. bracket. okay. let's go. yeah. all right. >> we'll see. >> good luck. bailey. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. coming up next at

11 for those that have children, i have children myself, and our first responders do, you know, it hits everybody at home. >> tragedy in the city of san francisco. a third person has now died after a car slammed right into a bus stop in west portal. >> the 11:00 news. fox two starts now. >> san francisco neighborhood shocked and saddened after a deadly collision. and tonight we do have new information about good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. one adult and one child died at the scene, and three other people were sent to the hospital, including the driver. it happened yesterday and today. san francisco police confirmed a third person, an adult woman, died at from her ia small memorial has now been set up on uloa street, near the west portal muni station, where the bus stop used to be. support has spbeen pouring in as people who live nearby say this tragedy has touched everyone. >> feel for the entire family. it's been destroyed andl i just saw this