darrow. she is one of the last surviving u.s. navy nurses who took care of american service members, wounded in the attack on pearl harbor. one of her patients was almost killed in the water after being blown off his boat during that bombing in 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. and he is he still looks and sounds good. miss darrow was working at peralta hospital in oakland at the time of the attack. >> well, it is back to school this morning at a pleasanton high school. despite a fire that broke out this weekend. more on the investigation into the fire, into that school's gym. >> plus this neighborhood in particular is very nice, so i just can't even imagine why they would pick this area at all. warning car owners to be on

alert after dozens of cars were broken into across the city here, from residents who say they are distraught by all the damage and a push to return land back into the hands of indigenous people. the proposal at point reyes sinking, approval for stewardship. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm claudine wong and good morning i'm dave clark. it is monday. it's march 18th. good to see you miss roy. >> nice to be here on this monday. >> hope you had a good weekend i did i did had a nice weekend here in our ktvu studios. >> did you know the weather is goingúto change during the week? i have been listening to appreciating the heads up that sphe is giving us, that this nie weather that we enjoy not goingt long. >> well, it was nice, wasn't it, though? >> so nice. yes >> fabulous. claudine wong you claudine. all right, yes. the

may gray june gloom just like that is back now. not for all, but it's there. that's your low& cloud deck when it gets into the 70s, mid 70s, it does not take long. once you get to march. usually it's a little soon here, but 40sc 50s on the temps, a couple of upper 30s. but now the fog is not as widespread, but there's plenty to go around and some higher clouds up above, so it's the return of the fog and temperatures still okay. inland, we'll get some mild conditions inland, but coast and bay are coming down with upper 50s, low 60s, inland, 60s to low 70s. all right. sal is here at 701. we took a look at the bridges again or something else, let's go to concord, steve, 680 and into tht here with a crash that was at gregory lane. it did some minor backup on 680. you know, what it really affects is 242 is very slow you make that connection with 680. and just unfortunately, because it

had been such a nice commute. but that earlier crash near gregory 242 very okay to the tunnel and on the- richmond bridge we have a little bit of a backup now you can see. and here at the bay bridge it's& backed up toúthe maze. 702 let's get back to theúheadlines. >> all right. thank is expectede in session today at amador valley high school in pleasanton. the school's gymnasium caught fire over the weekend. ktvu james torres live for us at that school with details this morning on what we know. good morning, james told us. >> yeah, we are just acrossúthe street for amador valley high school here. this first bell is expected ring in just about 15 minutes. the school's gym is what caught fire late into the see the gym from where? but we t the gym looked like when firefighters first got here. the gym is further into campus.

those firefighters rushed to thc scene and reported no the fire e district, though, is now adjusting to that 15 unit response to what they deemed a second alarm fire. the district sending a message to students, parents and teachers letting them know to stand by for any school updates. but we did just speak to a principal of the school a few minutes ago who said classes today will act as sppleasanton unified school district came out to the scene last night, letting the authorities do their do what they do best, and thenúwe're obviously going to be collaborating with them as long as it takes to make sure that we do what we need to do to be safe . district spokesperson says the gym building is about 100 years old, and they use it to facilitate sports practices and games. the fire department is still working to learn how exactly this fire started.úbut again, from what we understand, the school day shouldn't be

affected. classes are still in session. students are still asked to report to class today, and that first bell is expected to ring at about 715 this morning. we're live this morning in pleasanton. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new information about a 13 year old arrested in connection with the killing oft& an oakland store clerk. major al-hasani was shot and killed in early january while working at orlando's market. one juvenile was arrested last month in connection with that case, and the bay area news group is now reporting that that same teen wd armed robbery at a convenience store about 40 minutes later. and in berkeley, one person has been arrested, accused of a deadly stabbing that happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue. the stabbing victim died at the scene and one suspect was detained. this was berkeley's first homicide of the year, and the investigation continues into what led up to that attack. >> our time now, 704, there's a new warning from petaluma police after thieves broke into more

than 30 cars across the city. here's some of the photos of the damage released by the police. shattered glass stretching across the not used >> i mean it just moving further and further out from san francisco. it's really where i feel like it might have started. >> the police want anyone who may have surveillance video of these car break ins to contact them. meantime, san francisco police have reversed course, and now they will release video showing what led to the death of a woman who was pushed to the ground last year, 63 year old yanfang wu died from her injuries in june and no arrests were made. at the time, investigators said it was an accident. but just last week, the person accused of pushing her, 43 year old thea hopkins, was arrested for violently assaultingúa 71 year old chinese woman that led to demands from the asian community to reopen

the case from last summer. well, san francisco police chief the d said this our investigators are working diligently on the case, which is an open and active investigation. in all cases, we look for evidencec of motivatio, including possible hate crimes. the sfpd will release the video in this case, more criticism for boeing after one of its planes was missing an external panel when it landed. >> now, on friday morning, that united flight out of sfoúarrived in medford, oregon, with a missing panel beneath the plane. we don't know when that panel broke off, and it's just the latest incident involving boeing planes, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the administrationúhas faith in both the faa and the ntsb. in ensuring safety in the skies. >> what our commitment is, is to make sure that we want to put the safety of americans first. and that's what faa they are ta.

we stand by those actions to increase safety, obviously, and oversight of boeing. >> united says the crew of flight 433 did not declare an emergency, and there was no indication of damage during the flight. a battle is brewing over plans to build a new water pump station in novato. the north marin water district is considering building the facility on city owned land near ignacio boulevard and palmer drive. the agency says it's needed to replace the current pump station, which is nearly 60 years old, but opponents say it would be an eyesore to people who live and work in that area. and they are calling for the pump station to be built at a more remote location in novato. >> our time now. 707 the city of san rafael releases results of a new study about the hurdles faced by the homeless. the researchers found most people who are dealing with homelessness in san rafael desperately want to stop living on the street, but they sayúa lack of affordable housing and a shortage of city services are

standing in their way. the city teamed up with the marin county health department and several nonprofit groups to conduct that study in the city of pittsburgh. plans to spend millions of dollars in grants to improve the city'sc waterfront. the city plans to improve access to the water and the delta to encourage recreational activities. the plan is to improve central harbor park by late 2026, and the upgrades will includeúnew features in the park, a fish cleaning station, improved paths , and also signs targeting the works being paid for by $3.7 million in grant money. >> a nonprofitúgroupc in marin county wants to return part of point reyesc to indigenous stewardship. the group, alliance for felix cove, is trying to get approval from the point reyes spnational seashore to build an historical center and indigenous garden at the 12 acre site. now,

the property faces tomales bay and it was once occupied by a coast miwok family. park officials are now reviewing that proposal. our time is 709. >> the southbound lanes of again this morning. caltrans posted video of the work that was busily taking place over the weekend, now part of south 680, in pleasanton has been closed to allow these work crews repair the pavement out there, which really needed it. traffic had to be rerouted to highway 84 and u80 during that closure. >> well, the best time to sell a house is usually early, but in some parts of the bay a bit different. it's right now, zillow says housing prices in i, and the beginning of march are about 4% higher, about $50,000 more than usual. the south bay is similar to other parts of the nation, where an active selling period is from spring to early summer. >> time now is 710, and we do

this morning. it is backed up to the maze metering lights are on. there have been no major issues interstate 880 it does look pretty good past the coliseum all the way up to downtown oakland. southbound 880 hayward, union and southbound 680. there's a broken down car near bernal roa2 continues to get my attention. 242 isúvery slowc because of an earlier crash on 680, so everyone who is driving on 242 is going to have to add extra sptime this morning at 710. lets go back to the desk. >> okay. well, two men in vallejo, now facing charges of attempted murder after exchanging gunfire with police. we'll tell you about the chase and the arrests that shut down the bay area freeway for hours and march madness is officially here. >> the bay area teams headed to this year's nca tournament

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sponsors and exhibitors. the event runs through friday at moscone center, and careers in stem are projected to growú1u% by the year 20s1. educators say it's critical that children are introduced to stem fields at an early age that science, technology, engineering and math, a special event was held thisc past weekend at a museum just outside of minneapolis to encourage girls, in particular, to explore opportunities in aviation, which is also a stem career. >> i just tell them to go for it. you can never have success without having failures. >> you've got to start having those experiences of seeing people doing those jobs, of meeting people in those jobsn >> industryúanalysts say the us must increase gender and racial diversity among stem workers. women currently make up just about 35. >> all right. claudine. time is 714. it is march madness, and that means some bay area schools are going dancing. ktvu is andre senior is in the studio now to tell us about the reactions of

coaches and players. >> andre, good morning to you, dave. two teams are headed to the tournament one men's and one women's. so men's side. saint mary's college is headed to the men's ncaa tournament for the third straight year. >> we get the five seed saint mary's. >> welll that's a team celebrating on their moraga court when they heard the announcement. the official announcement. the gaels are the fifth seed in the west regional. after winning both the west coast conference regular season and tournament titles. >> i've sat on this floor 2 or 3 times where we thought we were in. we didn't get in. go three times in a row. it's really hars did that in the last three years. 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. >> well, the gaels will face 12th seed grand canyon antelopes of arizona this friday evening in spokane, washington. saint

mary's and its fans won't have to travel far if the team keeps winning the sweet 16 is in los angeles, while the men's final four is in glendale, arizona. >> the when they throw the ball up friday, we're going to have to play. and both teamsúare good and whoever plays the best are going to win. >> so on the women's side, stanford is making its 36th straight tournament appearance, but not seed this time. rather, the two seed. >> okay, think a coach is going to have their team motivated? correct. tara vanderveer is going to have the cardinal ready. >> well, the cardinal will take on norfolk state friday night at maples pavilion. stanford is more concerned about how it's playing instead of how it's ranked. >> 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 doesn't matter just how long you can survive. >> so 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 for today. and usc's got the rebound well stanfordc will play at home >> maples pavilion has hosted more tournament games than any other site in the country. now tickets for games at stanford's maples pavilion go on sale tomorrow. and by the way, usf is going against the university of cincinnati tournament. and that will happen on wednesday. claudine. >> all right. so much to watch out for. >> yeah. thanks,úandre. >> all right. well, there's a lottery drawings being held tonight and tomorrow. we're talking at $600 million. and for tomorrow, the mega million drawing 875 i'll take that $2 million. yeah yeah. if you force me you couldúshare it. your odds of winning though. just keep this in mind. one in about 300 million. so you have a better chance of being hit by a meteorite. i reality of it, but that's why you should play responsibly.

>> but, you know, we're going to think positive anyway. me? you sound we're going to run andúdo this. but sal, rightúnow get us where we need to go. >> i will do that. dave and claudine, thank you very much. let's start with highway four, because we do have some slow traffic and the contra costa county, and that's where we're going to start. but 242 is still very slow. we had an earlier crash at gregory lane. that's right. where 242 and 680 merge. and it caused a bigger backup on 242. it hasn't recovered. and this is a look at 24n it looks pretty good getting to the tunnel richmond bridge has a backup as well. at the bay bridge we're backed up from the maze. so today is a day that a lot of people seem to be back ge and just crowds, as you see. you know, what's not crowded yet is the south bay. but we're going to check in with that coming up soon. 718. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> all right sal, thank you sir. well, a big fog bank in place. and this is your coastal variety. not the winter time,

but more. what we see in the summer. so it'll be a little cooler today. still sunny inland. there's some higher clouds coming in about the same tomorrow. then we'll start to see changes. thursday. clouds roll in friday. it looks like into saturday, rain returns inte end of the month is the way it's looking. santa rosa, palo alto, concord, saratoga coming down a few degrees. just 1 to 2 here. not too much here. palo alto at 73 to 70, but it will be slightly cooler today. now, san francisco dropped yesterday. they were only 61. today i'm going 60 52w average for march 18th 6249. the records both go way back. record high was 86 1886. here. upper low. those we and has no place toúgo. it's still in arizona with the high e we're getting a little bit of an offshore breeze. so some higher clouds are coming in. that's around 10,000ft. but at the surface it's breeze. this is why we have that fog 40s 50s on the temps a couple of 30s. menlo park's down to 41. i

did see 39 woodside, 39 boulder creek, but upper 40s and 50s due to the cloud cover. there's boulder creek, 36c hollister now at 3942 santa clara, 42 san martin and then 43 is popular cupertino, saratoga, san jose, to go. but that's in arizona and southern california. but for us, changes are on the way. systems will start to work their way towards us by around wednesday night,úthursday. and then it looks like friday evening. basing this on the european forecast model, which is considered one of the better ones herel brings rain in friday, saturday. there's huge disagreement on sunday. they all timing issue.. it's just a in the morning, some bring it in in the evening. so we'll do that. we get a little closer, but it looks like a pretty active pattern. rain wise and snow wise. going out to the end of march morning. low clouds, high clouds. otherwise it'll be fair. a little cooler, but still 70s inland, 50s, 60s closer to the coast. not much change tomorrow, but change begins. looks like wednesday thursday with rain on the way. probably friday evening into saturday. >> okay. thank you steve. well,

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a third person has died in san francisco after a car crashed into a bus stopn we have the latest details about the victims and the calls for changes to prevent this kind of tragedy from happening again. and an exchange of gunfire between the police and crime suspects shut down a bay area interstate for hours over the weekend. we'll tell you what led to the chase. and the shootout from ktvu.

>> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morningúand thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm dave clark and i'm claudine wong. it is monday march 18th and we enjoyed a very lovely weekend. but things slowly. >> that's true. this is claudine's last show. she just told me she's winning the lotto. >> so yeah, i'm ready, i'm ready. >> okay. breaking news. congratulations yeah. thank you your friends, all right? we doe- have a low cloud deck. yes. will be towards the end of the week, but that's. here we go. right into may. gray june gloom. just like that. 40s 50n now, if you're well enough. inland peninsula san jose, mostly sunny, but san francisco over the bay. and you can see there's even some higher clouds coming in from the east. the low cloud deck is coming in from the west, so it's the return of the fog. otherwise, mostly fair today it will still be nice to mild inland. probably not as warm as it was over the weekend, but coast and bay are cooling down inland. upper 60s now and low, low 70s. all right. sal is here.

east bay. >> you know, we just got a new crash, steve in the south bay in sunnyvale. this one just came in like three minutes 85 at fremon. and i watched the backup grow in front of my eyes here. there was no backup. and now there is a backup. as the fire crews are beginning to arrive here. rest . there's 280 and san jose. you can see northbound 280 traffic on the right. there is a little bit crowded headingúup toward highway 17 880, in oakland, the east bay. that traffic looks all right and at the bayúbridge, we have a backup all the way out to the maze. 731 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right, sal, thank you. changes at a san franciscott- intersection where three people were killed over the weekend in a crash at a bus stop. ktvu is ali rasmus is right there to tell usúabout how this tragedy has led to a very public safetyd

morning. ali >> good morning dave. well, we can get a better sense of the gravity and the seriousness of this tragedy now that the sun is up and you can see the extent of the damage behind us, all this metal, you see here in the gras& behind this bench, that was part ofúa bus shelter that was here at west portal. you see all these folks right now, the busses are still coming, but all these for the bus kind of beyond this area andúa lot of people walking by have been sort of solemnly looking at this crash site that is now a crime scene. this happened saturday afternoon, june 1230, and you can see that people have also left memorialie people who the three people who were killed here. there's also a pair of three pairs of shoes representing the three people who died, according to the safety advocacy group walk sf, the father, toddler, a father and toddler were killed when an suv jumped the curb and struck them at the bus stop. a mother

and baby were seriously injured, and over the weekend, we learned that the mother died from her injuries at the hospital. the baby is still in critical condition. the driver of the suv was hospitalized as well, and investigators aren't sure yet what caused this crash. high rate of speed was certainly a factor, according to police, but this hitting the west portal library and a pole along the way. it's unclear whether alcohol or drugs may have been a factor, or if the driver may have had a medical emergency. >> we i was just right around the corner when it happened, heard a horn go and then an almighty crash. i mean, everybody out because it was so. i think it's brutal, just brutal. very unusualc for this area. >> in a statement this weekend, supervisor myrna melgar said my office, along with sfmta public

works and neighbors, have already been in discussions to improve safety conditions for pedestrians and portal station.e trauma and impact of this incident are immeasurable, end quote. now the group walk sf says there have been seven pedestrian deaths in san francisco this year, more than twice theúnumber this time last year. and they want sfmta to step up its plans to make to add speed cameras throughout the city to make roads safer. >> i do like that idea, actually, and i think it's save lives. lowering speed does- >> and that was the opinion of some of the people who live in this west police say traffic engineering, or the way the streets in this bus next to the, they believe was not a factor in this crash. but someúneighbors, as well as safety groupsc disagree with that assessment. the group, walk sf plans on having a vigil here to remember the victims of this crash. that's scheduled to startúat

5:00 this evening, live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay. ali thank you. time now. 735. two men from now accused of attempted murder after a shootout with police in benicia. police say they tried to pull over the two men friday night after a license plate reader said the car was part of a suspected armed robbery. the suspects refused to stop. that led to a chase on the interstate 780.úthat car crashed arrested immediately. police say the second suspect ran as he fired shots at police officers who fired back. that suspect was eventually found and was arrested. the incident closed down interstate 780 in both directions for hours. no one was hurt, and police in brentwood arrested a suspect in a saturday night on orchard drive near mclaren road. the victim was taken to the hospital and is

expected to survive. the police still haven't said what led up to that shooting, but they do say it appears to have been an isolated incident. well researchers have confirmed the presence of a flatworm in southern california that can kill a dog. >> scientists at uc riverside say they found a parasite, in humans. but researchers say,- and researchers say there's no danger to drinking california water because any parasites are filtered out. but scientists say dogs should avoid swimming in the colorado river. that river goes through several states and runs along the arizona california border. if dogs are infected, it can be several months before the worst of the symptoms appear. new funding for a project that would create the largest reservoir anywhere in california. president biden signed a package of bills that includes $205 million in construction funding for sites, reservoir near sacramento. with the funding approved by congress.úthat project now has more than 90% of the financing

needed. the $4.5 billion project would hold enough water to meet the needs of 5 million homes, or half a million acres of farmland per year. well, new this morning we've learned that the giants are parting ways with their longtime announcer. yeah we're talking about renel brooks-moon. >> if you've been to a brunel's voice. she's been the public address announcer inside oracle park since the first african american woman ever to be the pa announcer. announcer for a major league baseball team. now, according to the chronicle, renel brooks-moon and the team couldn't work out a contract agreement for the upcomingc season. and i am stunned to hear that she will be leaving. she has been very, very the giants. and she will be missedn and claudine, as we go to south castaneda, there's a brand new crash in sunnyvale. so what happened? >> crash

and suddenly we have a huge backup. i wouldn't even sayúit's huge, toward the area here, comingúout toward fremont boulevard between fremont and el camino there. an& traffic is going to be slow. the up 85 heading north is slow, and you can also see the traffic is moving slowly. parts of 280. in spsan jose, interstate 880 is moving along okay. if you are a& the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up. remember, we also have contra costa commute. r42 is slow. a lot of the people that are now on 24. westbound 80 is crowded in lafayette, out there. let's e back in. >> there isl and it's the coastal variety sound. thank you sir, well, that happened fast. we get 70s mid 70s inland. and just like that, the wind turns a little more onshore and fog came

spback. and some higher clouds s well are zipping in from the east, as they're around 10,000f. but 40s, 50s on most of the temps, coupleúof 30s here, especially north, ukiah,úupper lake. i know woodside and also boulder creek had some upper 30s there, but the low in arizona has no place to go. so that's still hanging out there. everything's kind of stuck, but the pattern is about to change. we'll start to see increasing clouds coming in probably around wednesday or thursday. but for today it's fog, then sun and then rain returns. sure looks like at late friday into saturday. sunday possible. the only issue is that all there's timing between all the forecast models, some bringing in the morning, some bringing in the evening. butc going sunshine and warm temps. the return of the fog is back. it'llústill be nice inland but just not as warm. 5060s by the coast. 70s inland and more of the same. tomorrow then changes cooler wednesday and i think rain returns late friday into saturday. >> okay steve thank you. time now 740 from networky to gaming. why a social media site normally

used to help find a new career is now launching games. >> and now let's check inc with andre senior for a look at 8:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning andre. >> good morning to you claudine. it's been more popular than ever now. but pickleball has its risks. why injuries have skyrocketed in connection with the activity, and the crucial advice from doctors on how to avoid common pitfalls. and later on the night, a bay area animal shelter calling on the compassion of the community to lend a helping to outdoor activ, we'll tell you about a new program to give shelter animals the love and care they deserve a

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state solution. vast majority of the israeli public that understands that a palestinian state, the way that is being envisioned, would be an enormous danger to israel's future. over the weekend, thousands in tel aviv say the fighting has gone on for too long, carrying signs, reading deals not deaths. many demanded a deal to release the remaining hamas hostages and called for a new elections to remove netanyahu from power. >> our time now. 744 some comments that former president trump made over the weekend are getting a lot of attention. he was in ohio talking about tariffs on chineseúcars. >> now we're going to put a 100% comes across the line, and that- you're notúgoing to be able to sellúthose guys if i get elected. now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath. >> and trump also called the people who were jailed for attacking the us capitol back on january 6th, hostages and said

would pardon them on his first day in office. as i look at what donald trump is running on now, i simply cannot in good conscience endorse his candidacy this year. the trump campaign says his bloodbath out of conted said he meant that it would be a bloodbath for the auto industry. >> almost 150 migrants were rescued over the weekend byúa ship, despite the libyan coast guardúattempting to interfere. guard patrol boat sailing instt- between the migrants and the rescuers. officials with the rescue ship say nearly 250 people were saved in three separate operations over the last two days, and that was despite the libyan coast guard of the people rescued were women and children. >> our time now. 745 when it comes to the national debt, there is alarming news in the al

intelligence industry that could change your next phone. >> pam coke is back with today's dollars and cents. good morning pam. >> good morning. yes.úso that's affecting apple. apple stock and alphabet stock heading higher this morning after reports that they are working together to add something new to the next iphones artificial intelligence. more on that in just a moment. elf cosmetics, based in oakland, rang that opening bell this morning to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its founding. and that is turanza mean, chairman and ceo ringing the bell. he and the company do a lot of great work, community work with our own dave clark, including work with the alameda food bank, taking a live look at the numbers this morning up across the board, dow jones up about a quarter of a percent, the s&p 500 up a full percentage point. and the nasdaq, with those tech stocks doing well, i just mentioned google, also known as alphabet, up almost 7% in the nasdaq, is gaining 268 points this morning. the us national debt continues to soar,

according to bank of america analyst, the federal debt is growing by about $1 trillion every debt now stands at $34.5 trillion. rising debt can slow economic growth. apple is reportedly in talks to include google's gemini artificial intelligence engine into the phone. that is why their stocks are up today,c bloomberg report. the two companies are in negotiations to add the feature as early as this year to iphones. tech analysts say the partnership will likely shake up the entire artificial intelligence industry, and linkedin is expanding its operations to try to get users to spend more time on the platform. linkedin is owned by microsoft. it's known as a career networking site, with 1 billion users, it now hopes to take advantage of the current craze for puzzles and games such as wordle. tech researchers say linkedin is experimenting with in app games that involve the workplace and business rankings&

no launch date has been announced. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right, pam, thank you. time now. 748. the city of oakland hosted the oakland marathon, and runners from around the world hit oakland streets. the race with more than 8000 runners from more than 40 states and 15 countries, wrapped through downtown oakland, and then headed out towards the bay bridge. it was also a5k and a ten k race. there was a 20% increase in the number of runners compared to last year's oakland marathon, and out there cheering for the oakland starúsd fiving the runners and used a megaphone to shout encouragement. the curry's foundation eat learn play was an official beneficiary of the oakland marathon. >> all right. timeúnow is 748. let's checkúon those roads with sal castaneda. you're watching the south bay for us. we had an

incident there. and how are we looking now? >> yeah, we're going to go right back to it. claudine and dave, 85 southbound as you're driving toward the 280 freewayúthere from sunnyvale it's blocking laa sigalert, but it's pretty slow as you drive south on 85 northbound going up from let's say, on 85, getting up into cupertino is going to be slow as well. the south bay commute is getting a little betterl though, as we get closer to eight 280 beginning to loosen up a little bit. interstate 880 slows down on the way to downtown oakland. bay bridge has been backed up to the maze. highway 24 is moderately heavy now, getting up to the tunnel. i think a lot of people were previously stuck on interstate 680 because of earlier issues there. w49 let's talk about the weather here. steve >> thank you kindly, sir. yes, sir. all right. low clouds have returned. i mean, it's not widespread, but pretty good. low fog bank out there, some higher

clouds up above combination of the two, i think will give usúa slightly cooler day. it'll still be upper 60s, low, low 70s inland, but i think the coast 4s right now, the upper low still stuck in arizona. there was nothing to kick it along. there still isn't. so it's activity ie southern california desert. we're waiting on a couple of systems here. they'll start to work their way towards us by thursday. so except for night morning fog, i think we have mostly sunny skies. still nice, but gradually each day i think a little cooler here. by friday night. rain returns. friday night, saturday looks like a way of snowc as we start to head towards sunday as well. there's a some of the forecast models are actually pretty wet here going out the next 7 of the month, active middle of the month. nice sunny warm end of the month will be active as well. few high clouds. mostly sunny, nice to mild inland, 50s, 6ps by the water's edge. upper 60s 70s inland. more of the same. tomorrow then and then. gradually cooling. taking it into friday. when? friday night

into saturday. rain returns. >> okay thank you steve. well new report breaks down the worst paying jobs for college graduates. we'll talk about the fields that are offering the least return onúyour investment. plus any time i can get a chance to go see these guys, i'm all about it. military jets and other planes filled the bay area skies this weekend for an air show at travis air force base. we'll show you the sights and sounds enj ed by onlookers at

the travis air force base over the weekend for the wings over solano air show. just incredible. and theúsunny blue skies gave the huge crowd a clear view of the navy, blue angels and the other skilled military pilots. a thrilled fans of all ages with the included many military families as well as students studying u.s. military aircraft. >> the uc davis senior design team for the aerospace engineering department. we have our little groups. we're working on redesigning the c-5m superc galaxy, and so it's cool to see it in person. >> we can see it from our house when 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. >> now, the air show included

both modern and historic military planes. some of the visitors were even able to meet& the pilots in the flight crews who performed those amazing stunts. time now. 755 meta is being investigated for his alleged role in the sale of illegal drugs. us prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta last year asking for records about drug content and illicit drug sales on the company's platforms . the federal investigators are reportedly working on the case along with the fda. meta says they're working with other tech companies to screen out advertisers and also look for any potential illegal drug content. well, drivers who lost business when uber entered australia's market a celebrating a victory after a lawsuit was settled, uber has agreed to pay $178 million to australia's taxi and for hire drivers. the agreement comes as a class

action lawsuit against the company was expected to go to court. uber said in a statement it has brought earnings opportunities to hundreds of thousands of australian workers. well, spacex is reportedly building a network of hundreds of spy satellites under a classified contract with the federal government, reuters reports. three years ago, the company signed a $1.8 billion contract with the national reconnaissance office, an intelligence agency that manages spy satellites. those satellites are designed to help the military by tracking targets on the ground, and a reportedly about a dozen prototypes have been launched since 2020. our time is just about 757. saint patty's day is a day to commemorate and observe saint patrick and thec arrival of christianity in ireland. but over the years it has become quite a celebration. this is what it looked like in downtown pleasanton around noontime comps

they saw saturday. but overall, restaurants and parks were packed all across theúbay areat& during the weekend. americans alone were expected to spend $7.2 billion on food and drinks this holiday, celebrated last night here. >> they had a great band. we had a slow moving this morning, but all good. ñ> oh thank you. >> now, 62% of americans said they did planúto celebrate this year more than 20 times irelands also a special saint patrick's day celebration at the hiller aviation museum in san carlos. the museum hosted a special aerial demonstration and skydive,úand dozens of people gathered in danville over the weekend for a special birthday celebration. the party was to honor 105 year old alice darrow.

she is one of the last surviving us navy nurses who took care of american service members wounded in the attack on pearl harbor. one of her patients was almost killed in the waterc after being blown off his boat during the >> when the boat came by to pick him up and he was pulling himself up like this into the spboat when they shot him, and e got shot in the back. >> now, miss darrow was working at peralta hospital in oakland at the time of the attack, december 7th, declared war on j. the very next day, it is 758 hulu users. you're no longer allowed to share passwords. the new policy was put in place last thursday. it will keep people who don't live in the same household from using the same hulu account. that decision for the new policy comes not long after netflix really cracked down on password sharing and saw

a major growth in subscribers. disney disney plus is also planning to introduce a new password sharing policy this summer. >> well good morning. students and staff are at a pleasanton high school this morning. despite fire tearing through part ofúthe property over the weekend, we'll have a live report. >> plus, this neighborhood in particular is very nice, so i just can't even imagine why they would pick this area at all. >> but residents in one north bay community got an up close look at the grim reality of crime thieves breaking into dozens of cars across the city, shattering their sense of safety. plus the effort to get a section of marin county returned to those who originally inhabited that land fromúktvu. the bay area this morning, we're coming off a fantastic weekend. the question is, will it continue into our monday? thank today. i'm andre senior and i'm

claudine wong. >> today is and we're talking about a weather at after. really what was a really nice weekend. i heard about it, just sitting outside kind of taking it all in and kept telling him it's not going to last. what are you saying? >> you had to work or something? >> i did work, yes, yes i did. >> andre, did you know? >> now they're dropping it in. that's nice. all right. >> not only did you not work, but now you're going to rub it in. >> all right, well, it'll be nice. it'll still be nice later today. all right. it looks like may 18th, but it is march 18th because we have a pretty good at is. low clouds came charging back a little soon, but that's what we have now. some areas are clear. dealing with some higher clouds and some low clouds and fog. the higher clouds are coming in. there's still an offshore breeze from around 10,000ft, but it's an onshore breeze as you get near the surface. so return of the fog. although inland it'll still be sunny and it'll be nice, but temperatures a little cooler here. this will stay thisúway probably through wednesday then. big changes end of the week.

we'll have more on that coming up in about 15 minutes or so. 60, 70. all right. sal is here and he is going to all of a sudden it got busy. this time he's going sunnyvale. his mike's not on. >> yesúthat's right, steve, that crash that started off as a well it was blocking two lanes and no serious injuries although there were some. but the crash really did slow down 85 traffic and also 237, you got a bigt& contingent of people who take 237 and then make that going to be slow, a lot of slow traffic there. so don't be surprised by that going the okaa little slow in the cambrian park area. getting up to highway 17. there's 280. that's improved quiteúa bit. getting up to highway 17 880 is slow this morning. and if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up all the way out to the maze. 801 let's get back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. school is in session today at amador valley high school in pleasanton. students and staff are trying to go about business as usual. even

though fire ravaged the school's james torres is at the schooltv- with details this morning. james we are just across the street from amador valley high school here. we're right at the front of campus. you can see a group of what looks like some school leaders and some contractors potentially talking about what they need to do next to solve the problem of thisúbuilding their small gym, catching fire late last night. now, firefighters and representatives at the pleasanton unified school district spent the night looking atúhow much this fire would affect today's school day. and while not be safe to enter, the school's principal not affect the school day. last night, the school's small gym to the scene to put it out. they did not report any injuries. of course, it is a sunday night, so they didn't expect many people to be in the building. representatives from the district visited the scene last night, letting the authorities do their do what they do best,

and then we're obviously going to be collaborating with them as long as it takes to make sure that we do what we need to do to be safe. a district spokesperson says the gym building is about 100 yearsc old, and it's typically used to facilitate sports practices and games. fore used today. and no word yet just on how that fire started. we know the fire department is still investigating, and representatives from the unified school district say they are cooperating whatever way they can. we're live this morning from pleasanton. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. well new information about a 13 year old arrested in connection with the killing of an oakland store clerk. majid al-hasani was shot and while working at orlando's market. one juvenile was arrested last month in connection with that case, and the bay area news group is now reporting that that teen is also

suspected of committing a second armed robbery just about 40 mins later in berkeley. one person has been arrested, accused of a deadly stabbing. it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue. the stabbing victim died at the scene and one suspect was first homicide of the year and the investigation is continuing& into what led up well, there isg from petaluma police after cars across the city. here are0 some of the photos of the damage released by police. shattered glass stretching across the city. people who live in petaluma say they're not used to this. >> i mean it just moving further and further out from san francisco is really where i feel like it's mine has started. >> police want anyone who may have surveillance break ins to . san francisco police have now reversed course and will release video showing what led to the death of a woman who was pushed to the ground. 63 year old yang fang wu died from her injuries

last june. no arrests were made at the time, and investigators said it was an accident. but late last week, the person accused of pushing her, 43 year old thea hopkins, was arrested for violently assaulting a 71 year old chinese woman. thatúled to demands from the asian community in the city to reopen lastc summer's case. now san francisco's chief of policet& released a statement saying, quote, our investigator 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 the video in this case. >> more criticism for boeing after one of its planes was missing an external panel when it landed on friday morning, the united flight out of san francisco arrived in medford, oregon, with a missing panel from beneath that plane. now, we don't know when that panel broke off, but this is just the latest incident involving boeing planes.úwhite house press secretary karine jean-pierre fae ntsb in ensuring safety in the skies.

>> what our commitment is, is to make sure that we want to put the safety of americans first, and that's what faa is doing. and so they are taking actions. we stand by those actions to increase safety, obviously, and oversight of boeing. >> united says the crew of flight 433 did not declare an emergency, and there was no indication of that damage during that flight. a battle is brewing over plans to build a new water pump station in novato. the north marin water district is considering building the boulevr drive. the agency says it's needed to replace the current pump station, which is nearly 60 years old. but opponents say it would be an eyesore to people who live and work in that area, and they are calling for the pump station to be built at a n. >> well, the released the results of a new study about the hurdles facing the unhoused, research found most people currently experiencing homelessness in san rafael desperately want to stop living on

say a lack of affordable housing and with a shortage of city services that's standing in the department and several nonprofit groups to conduct this study. well, the city of pittsburgh plans to spend $3.7 million in grant money to improve its waterfront. the city plans to improve access to the water and recreational activities. the plan harbor park by late 2026. upgrades will include new features in the park, a fish cleaning station, improved paths and signs targeting tourists with viewing benches. a nonprofit group in marin county wants to return part of point reyes to indigenous stewardship. >> the group, alliance for felix from the point reyes nationallt- seashore to build a historical center and an indigenous garden at the 12 acre site. the property faces tomales bay and was once occupied by a coast miwok family. the proposal, and hundreds of farmworkers gathered in pescadero for the inaugural

farm worker convention. the event drew more than 200 farm workers who came to address inadequate housing workplace say and health care. elected leaders and representatives from county agencies were also there to show their support.t& >> all right, so the southbound lanes of interstate 680 are back open this morning, caltrans posted video of the work that took place over the weekend. a section of south 680 in pleasanton had been closed to allow crews to repair the pavement. rerouted to highway 84 and 580. >> well, the best time to sell a house is usually early summer, but in some parts of the bay area, it turns out it's actually a little bit different. the best time to sell appears to be right now. that's if you live in san francisco, where zillow says housing prices are about 4% higher of march, or about in the south bay is similar to other parts of the nation, though, where the active selling period is from spring to early summer. >> time now is 809, and we're

going to go right back to the south bayl because we have that long standing problem now. southbound x5 and fremont exit, and that's affecting 237. they're making some progress, butúit's slow. traffic. south bay commute has been rather ordinary. other than that, with some slowing on the guadalupe parkway and on 85 heading up to highway 17, 280 has improved quite a bit. let's go to 880 in oakland. that commute is getting slower. the typical slowdown into downtown 880. and at the bay bridge, it hasn't really beenc green light, but it hasn't been terrible either. bridge we do have some slowing here. still trying to get over to san rafael. i do want to talk about a problem in san rafael, even though the freeway traffic is slow from ignacio down to central san hasúclosed fourth sc between irwin and heatherton noe

fire. however fourth street, as you know, if you're in san rafael, is kind of a big street. so just avoid that area if you can. at 810. let's go back to the desk. >> sal. thank you. two men in vallejo now facing charges of attempted murder after a exchanging gunfire with police. we'll tell you about the chase and arrest that shut down a bay area freeway for hours. >> and march madness is officially here in the bay area. teams heade thi oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too.

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when the men's basketball tournament this friday, we get the five seed saint mary's five. yeah, that's a team celebrating on their maraga court. when they heard the big announcement. the gaels are the fifth seed in the west regional after winning both the west coast conference regular season and tournament titles. saint mary's first take on the first take on the 12th seed grand canyon antelopes. that's going to happen in arizona. that game, scheduled for 7:00 friday night in spokane, washington, saint mary's and its fans won't have to travel far if the team keeps winning in the tournament. the sweet 16 is in los angeles. the

final four is in glendale, arizona. saint mary's is in the big dance for the third consecutive year now, and as ktvu bailey o'carroll tells us, the gaels are in a much better position this year than in the years past, when the school had to sweat it out to learn if they were selected for the tournament. >> i've sat on this floor 2 or 3 times where in. we didn't get in. go three times in a row. it's really hard and i don't know how many teams did that. in the last three years. >> randy bennett has been the head coach at saint mary's for the last 22 seasons. in that time, he's led the program to ten ncaa tournament appearances, making it as far as the sweet 16. so now theúquestion is, how does this team get over that hump? >> we've only that i'm an exper, but, it it's such a cliche, but it's one of the time. these games are tough. like now 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,úso much buzz around this tournament. >> and like, right now we're just we're thinking about practicing film. we just need to be as focused as possible. and it's not easy to do. everybody's talking. everybody's filling out the bracketsn >> the gaels have dedicated their focus to 12 seeded gcu, who they'll take on in the first round of the tournament in spokane, washington, on friday. >> i was hoping they weren't calling us from brooklyn or pittsburgh or any of those, and our fans can get out there that'll make a difference. i think we'll have a 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 ball up friday, we're going to have to play. >> and both teams are good, and whoever plays the best is going to win. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news well, stanford is going basketball tournament, while the

cardinal missed out on a number one seedl it's still the number two seed in the portland regional and will host first and second round games at maples pavilion. >> the seed is not what's important, it's your team, how they're playing, how they're excited and where i feel we'rec in a great place, i love it, i spdon't care what seed we are, doesn't matter just how long you can survive. >> so 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 for today. >> stanford lost the number one seed to usc, which won the pac 12 conference tournament, but stanford will still enjoy some home cooking. maples pavilion has hosted the ncaa tournament. more games, more than of more games from the tournamentúthan any other site in history. going to get it out there. all right. stanford plays norfolk 7:00 friday night. tickets go on sale tomorrow morning. >> all right. the usf dons are also dancing this week. the men's basketball team is making the postseason for the second time. are marking it for the second time in three years. usf

will take on the cincinnati bearcats this wednesday night in ohio. if the national invitation tournament. so far, the dons have won 23 games this season. wednesday's first round game tips off at 6:00 pacific time. the semifinals and finals of the nit will be played in indianapolis this year. >> all right, let's talk pickleball. some doctors injurin pickleball can be blamed on peoo are just playing the sport. usa pickleball says the number of players doubled from 2021 to 2023, and the number of injuries from the sport has risen each year as well. those injuries include wrist sprains, knee injuries and shoulder issues. most injuries occurred in people ages 60 and older, and are the results of falls while playing. doctors say that people should just remember to warm up before playing. spend somec time workig on exercises that promote balance, like yoga or pilates, and i can see it. but if you haven't played it, if you havel it is smaller than a tennis court and there's tennis

injuries as well. >> well, withc any game and with anything, workout, you have to, as you know, warm up. by the way, i was i didn't know i don't know if we're late in the game on pickleball because picklebala couple of years ago, right? yes. well, i was in salvador, brazil last august and i'm walking along the beach and there are people playing pickleballc recreationally, so maybe they've been doing it the whole time. we're just getting on to it. i don't know, i don't know. it's fun. >> yeah. it's fun. i like doing it. i got a couple pickleball it, but it's fun. so do you play your limitations, right, andre? >> yeah. gus garcia, claudine. oh, yeah. i knew that was going to happen. yeah. knowc your limitation, try not to get hurt out there. good morning, everyone. we have to start in the south bay because of that crash i've been telling you about, southbound 85. finally, cleared it from the lanes.they there's stillc a backup. althouh right now, i think we're going to start seeing a little bit of improvement, and that started to affect 237. but we are

beginning toúsee some improvement. 280 has improved a lotn so i like what i see there. let's talk you can see that is still slow. this is not improved at all. and the richmond bridge is improvin& a little bit. so if youúare fort time, if you have more time, you may want to wait another hour. it seems like a tall order for some, butúif you can, i'm pretty sure traffic will improve. 819 overcast skies in that richmond picture. steve. ñ> thank you, dirty harry. a man's his limitations, right? yes, sir. yes. all right, fog bank.úyes. much cooler here for at least coast in bay. inland will still be sunny. nice. not much change tomorrow. change? that will be friday into saturday. it looks like friday evening. rain is on the way. santa rosa, palo alto, concord, brought you down a couple of degrees here. or a few? not a lot, but upper 60sn lower, lower 70s. so not a huge change, but there's a little bit more of a westerly yesterday. they were 6. i'm going 6p52 today. what's

record high was warm temperaturn happened back in 1914, and the record low goes even fartherc back than that 1886, when it was 41 degrees. you can see the highs built in up towards idaho, with the lows stuck in arizona, it doesn't it lost a lot of its punch. it's filled as it's called. it's weakened, but it's still there. we have a slight offshore breeze around 10,000ft, but it's onshore as you get towards the surface, which is why you're seeing a few high clouds coming in from east to west, and then the fog goingc west, east 40s, 50s on the temps, a couple of s0s popped up this morning. i know boulder creek was in there, woodside up locations are in theú40s. change is on the way and there it is. won't get here until about it does look like fridayday, bu- afternoon evening rain returnst& and then again on saturday. some disagreement. there's agreement that sunday, if not sunday, sunday evening, monday, more rain returns. that's a timing

issue. so we'll but even that more snow for the mountains. so it looks like march is going to goc out same way. it started lie a big old lion. morning low clouds. now not everybody's in on it, but there's a pretty good fog bank out there. mostly sunny if you're inland. 70s on the temps closer to the coast and bay if you're stuck in that summer fog. it's 50súand 60s. not a big change through wednesday. then we'll start to see changes into the week. looks like rain friday evening and again >> well, warning from researchers about a parasite that was discovered in a river that runs through california. spwill tell you why they're of that water.ners to stay outt- >> more couples are apparently getting married, and less people are apparently getting divorced. the resultsúof a new sur next.

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crash into a bus stop. we'll have the latest details on those victims and the calls for changes to preventc this kind of tragedy from happening again. plus, an exchange of gunfire between police and suspects shut down a bay area interstate for hours over the weekend. we'll tell you what led to the chase and the shootout from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong.t& >> i'm andre senior. today is monday march coming off a pretty nice weekend. question is will it continue? steve paulson is up now. he is checking on the forecast for this monday. >> steve. yes and no. inland. yes. no coast. parts of the coast. the fog came back. i mean, this looks like a you know, a may or june pattern here. now. not everyone is in on the fog, but there's pretty good

fog bank you get the sun, then s already pretty nice. 40s, 50s on the temps here, but some low clouds and a few high clouds zipping in up above. i think they're about done. the higher clouds, but fog will retreat. but a return of the fog means coast and bay will cool down a little bit. i still think it will be nice to warm inland. probably not as nice as the weekend, but still we're looking at 60s and low. low 70s. all spright. sounds here. my goodnes sunnyvale still or somewhere spelse. >> it got better there steve. finally they cleared itúup. but there was a crash near el camino real exit and you can see 85 is going to be slow in both are getting better in the area.- let's talk about the richmond bridge. we do have some slow traffic there. as you come up on that, richmond bridge. and it's still maze, at the macarthur maze and all the way out toúthe metering lights. if you're going to plaz. let's go back to the headlines.

well safety advocates are calling for changes to a san francisco intersection where a crash killed three people. >> itúhappened while they were waiting at a bus stop. ktvu allie rasmus is live at that scene to explain more about how this tragedy isústirring up debate about public safety. and allie, just a tragic story out there, a terrible scene, and you can see the remnants of it here behind us. >> you see these chunks of metal behindúthis police tape here. that is what is left of the bus shelter that was on lennox street near the west portal. muni station. that's where this tragedy happened saturday afternoon. a man, woman, toddler and infant were all waiting here at the bus stop when an suv driving eastbound hit the westport library, which is the building right behind this scene here, plowed into the curb, went up on the curb, and then struck the family that was waiting here. now in the 48 hours since this happened, peopleúhave come to lay flowers, stuffed animals and candles to honor the people

killed. you'll also note that there are three pairs of shoes and a stroller at this site, behind the crime scene tape. according to the safety advocacy group walk sf, it was a family of four that was waiting here. the father and toddler were killed when the suv struck them. a mother and baby were seriously injured, and over the weekend we learned that the mother died hospital. the baby is still in driver of the suv wasw. the hospitalized as well, and investigators aren't sure yet what caused this crash. they say speed was a factor, but it's not the influence or had a medical emergency that caused the driver to lose control of the suv. >> i was just right around the corner when it happened. i heard a horn go. and then, you know, almightyúcrash. i mean, everybody in the neighborhood was out brutal.

>> now, in a myrna melgar, who represents this district, said, my office, along with sfmta 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 thisúincident are immeasurable, end quote. now,c the group walk sf says they want sfmta to step up its plans to add speed cameras not just here, but throughout the city to make the roads safer. we talked to some neighbors out here who, like the idea, do like that ide& , actually, and i think it's proven that lowering speed does save lives. now, san francisco police say traffic engineering bus stop is laid out were notet- factors in this crash. but some neighbors, as well as safety groups disagree with that assessment and here. there's several bus stops here, a lot of

pedestrians. you can hear the muni going by, and there's a lot of this is a pretty residential part of the city. so there's a lot of people walking to transit from this area. and so they believe there needs to be some changesc and some safety steps put in place to protect, protect all the pedestrians. the group walk. sf plans to have a vigil tonight to honor the people killed inúthis crash on saturday. that vigil, scheduled to start at rasmus ktvu, fox two news. heartbreaking story and a very important discussion. well. two men from vallejo are now accused of attempted murder after a shootout with police in benicia. police say they tried to pull over the two men on friday night. that's after a license plate reader said was part of a suspected armed robbery. well, the suspects refused to stop and that led to a chase onto interstate 780. the car eventually crashed and one suspect was immediately arrested. but police say the second suspect ran and fired shots at police officers who did

fire back. that suspect was also eventually found and taken into custody, but the incident did hours. nobody was hurt. policeor in brentwood arrested a suspect in a shooting that happened at 8:00 on saturday night on orchard drive near mclaren road. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. that shooting been an isolated incident. sp>> officers were called to a report of an injured woman on a fishing boat yesterday morning off the sonoma county coast, and they found that injured woman on a boat ramp. chp used a helicopter to fly the woman to a spkaiser hospital in vacaville. it's still unclear what caused w is 835. president biden has a busy schedule ahead of him has s planned for arizona, nevada and texas. yesterday, during ac sait patrick's day celebration at the whiteúhouse, he joked about his age, how he used to be a 20 year

woman in the biden household aso old as any man in a household. >ñ biden's campaign has more than $150 million on hand for advertising ahead of the november election. flatworm in southern california that can kill a dog. scientists at uc riverside say they found a parasite that's commonly referred to as liver fluke in the colorado river. that river goes through several states and does run along the arizona california border. well, the parasite can apparently cause a skin rash in humans. if you do come in contact with the water. no danger to drinking water because however scientists say s should avoid swimming in the colorado river because dogs can die from the parasite, and if several months before the worst symptoms appear. >> all right. 837 now, new research confirms the health benefits of foods like kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut improve yr

health physically, physicality study examined different typest of fermented foods, fermentation techniques, and their health benefits. researchers found fermented foods are high in prebioticc and probiotics, which helpedúthe gut but may also improve your mental abilities. >> eating fermented foods is a powerful tool for nurturing your mental health by changing your beneficial bacteria into our gut. that makes a good environment for creating neurotransmitters that help to boost our mood. >> fermented foods may not be safe for everyone, including peoplec with intolerance to a histamine or general or certain >> new funding for a projectt- that would create the largest reservoir anywhere in california. president biden biden signed a package of bills that include $205 million in construction funding for sites reservoir, which is near

sacramento. now with that funding that was approved by congress, the project now has more than 90% of the the $4.5 bt would hold enough water to meet the needs of 5 million homes, or a half million acres of farmland per year. >> this morning, we've learned that the giants are mutually parting ways with their longtime announcer. you've likely heard the voice of renelúbrooks-moon. if you've been to a giants game, she's been the public address announcer inside oracle park since 2000, and was thec first black woman to have that job in baseball. well, the two sides could not reach a contract agreement. the team says the announcer booth at oracle park will be named after brooks-moon. >> hard to summarize her impact and hard to imagine not having her as the giants game. yeah. all right, time now is 838. let's talk about our weather. steve paulson wish these changesúweren'tus. i-

coming, if i'm honest. i've liked the warm weather. >> don't you worry, young lady. it'll be back. >> it'll come back. yes. >> that's right. yeah. the nextc couple of days are okay, but it looks like we're going into a wetter pattern here. end of the week and probably through the end of the month is the way it's looking right now, the weekend was nice as you know, we had 70 on the temps, the high, though, was weakening. it'll still hang around today and tomorrow, but some higher clouds coming in at 10,000ft from the east. that's still a slight offshore, but on the surfacel that big fog bank came back and this is your summer variety. fog bank as well. 40s, 50s on the temps. couple of 30s this morning. not too many woodside boulder creek and there were some up in mendocino county also in the lake county. i'm kind of interesting.c the upper low rigt down here, stuck in arizona. it has no placeúto go because there's nothing to it upn and you need like a trough to come in from the middle of the country. that would draw it up or a system to kick it along. so otherwise now it's weakened considerably. but you can see the circulation around that sending in cloud covered northern arizona back into southern nevada. and into

southern california. so that's still you have travel plans down there, i don't think it'll have the impact it did a couple of days ago. that's for sure. we get some changes coming in from these systems out here. not this one right there. that's just not going to do much. but it looks like friday forecast models are pretty much in sync. that rain returns on friday. some are a little sooner later than others, but it does look like friday, friday evening and then again on saturday. sunday is kind of a timing issue. there'sústill some more coming in across the old pipeline, but it may be sunday evening, not sundayc morning, so i'll deal with that later. but it does look like a return of more of an active pattern.t& return of the fog. although not everyone it. more sun towards the peninsula and also south bay. a lot more cloudc cover to the north, that's for sure. mostly sunny, 5060 over by the coast. not much of a breeze yet. maybe it will pick up later today, but 70s inland. although each day i think temps will kind of come down a little bit and then they'll really come down end of the week. looks like some rain friday evening into saturday there andre. >> all right steve thank you.úa& concerning trend emerges in the job market nationwide on the nip

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chuck schumer, who recently called for israelis to holdt& elections to remove netanyahu from power. >> it's wrong to try to replace the elected leaders of a sister democracy and a staunch american ally at any time, but especially during the time of war. >> senator schumer is the country's highest ranking jewish elected official and a longtime supporter of israel. he called netanyahu a major obstacle to peace in his comments over the weekend, netanyahu again sprejected international state . >> vast that understands that a palestinian state, the way that is being envisioned, would be an enormous danger to israel's future., thousands in tel aviv say the fighting has gone on for too long. they protested and carried signs that read deals not deaths. many demanded a deal to release the remaining hamas hostages and called for new elections to remove netanyahu from power. >> at 845,úcomments made by

former president donald trump about tariffs on chinese cars in ohio over the weekend continue to get a lot of attention this morning. now we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not to sell those cars if i get elected. >> now, if i don't getúelected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole. that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath. turn bloodbath a lot of attention here. for attas capitol on january 6th. hostages and said if he becomes president, he would pardon them on his first day in office. trump's former vice president. meantime, mike pence, says he does not mate. >> as i look at what donald trump is running on now, now i simply cannot in good conscience endorse his candidacy this year& well the trump campaign said his bloodbath remark is being taken out of context and said he meant that it wouldúbe a bloodbath for the auto industry. were rescued over the weekend by

a ship, despite a libyan coast guard attempting to interfere. >> video shows a libyan coast between the migrants and the rescuers. officials with the rescue ship say nearly 250 people were saved in threet& separate operations over the last two days. despite that libyan coast guard ship interfering. and theyúsay many of the people rescued were womes morning that apple is working with alphabet. >>úthe plan could add artificia. >> that news taking stocks up shares in apple and alphabet trading higher this morning. that's after bloomberg reports apple is in talks with alphabet's google to include its gemini artificial intelligence engine into its next generation of iphones. gemini has i tools such asúchat bots and coding assistants, taking you to the opening bell this morning. elf cosmetics was. they're based in

oakland. they rang the opening bell this morning to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its founding. the company does a lot of great work in the community here in the bay area,úincluding with the alameda food bank. now, as we take a live look at the numbers, apple the only tech stocks up in nvidia rally continues once again launching their semiannual conference in san jose this week, and that stock ai at that conference. the nasdaq is up 200 points right now. you can up almost a half of a percent.e- now to 38,890. the s&p 500 also up almost a full percentage point. well if money is your goal, stick to business and technology. the new york federal reserve released a survey of the 16 lowest paying college majors five years after graduation. liberal arts performing a mediae of just about $38,000. however, those pursuits are often about much more than money, leisure,

hospitality and social sciences paid a little more than that. the highest paying jobs, by the way, right out of college computer engineering, chemical engineering and computer apple,t the latest version of its carplay system later this year that allows drivers to connect their phones and apps to the car, but bloomberg reports only two high priced car makers, porsche and aston martin, plan to use that new carplay system. so far, other car makers due tod a lot of money is up for grabs in the lottery drawings being held tonight andútomorrow. the powerball jackpot for tonight's drawing, now at $600 millionc fr tomorrow night's mega millionst& drawing. that jackpot is. $875 million. good luck i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> a lot of money on the table. oh yeah for sure. >> saddles up now with a look ah >> we have aúproblemúin the shoreline. suddenly, a crash at with all lanes blocked here on

northbound 101. and you know, spthis just happened. so now itc out of sunnyvale and on 101 out of palo alto, i put the arrow where the crash is. there's also anotherc crash northbound 280 ae car andúlocked his keys inside the vehicle, and now it can't move. so now it's kind ofúa kind ofúthings that might happen to me somehowl northbound 288 lawrence expressway. having a bad monday, that'súfor sure. all right, let's go to the bay bridge toll. let's see ift& i can bring that up for you. to the maze still. so we have a rather robust commute coming in. we're we're approaching nine.t& still, a lot of people out there. 849 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> a little busier thanúyou thought for a mondayúthere, my friend. i thought so too. >> yes. yes, sir. >> all right. thank you, and just like fog came back, now it's theúcoastal variety. butúup

above that, there's some higher clouds. i think they're about done there coming in from the east, but 40s, 50 on most of the temps had a couple of 30s. boulder creek was i sawe dropped to 39. i know upper lake and ukiah are in the upper 30s as well. mainly, mainly in the 40s and 50s, that low though in arizona is just stuck. has nowhere to go. so that may play into your weather. southern california, southern nevada, if you're going there. if not, then you don't have to worry about it. but we see changes on the way. probably thursday with increasing clouds. it does look like rain returns friday almost all the forecast models are in sync on that timing. always the like a pretty good littlerday l- system. sunday i'm leaning on this clearing out. sunday would be cooler, colder, breezy, and then next system coming inn maybe sunday night. monday is kind of the way it looks right now. early return of the fog. although not everyone has that, but some low clouds around bigger than we've seen in. i mean, it's only march out loud.u know, this is a may june phenomenon. 5060s anywhere near inland. not much change.0s, 70s

tuesdays does look like cooldown begins wednesday for sure as we clouded up thursday and it looks like rain returns friday into saturday. >> you guys steve thank you. the golden state warriors hosting the new york knicks tonight. guard steph curry returned to the lineup saturday night after missing three games due to an ankle injury. he led golden state to a 128 121 victory over the lakers in los angeles. he scored 31 points in a strange game. the shot clock stopped quarter, so referees used a- stopwatch to track it. i've my , really. >> usually they have have a bacr something. >> but then theúday we put ourselves in a of that. >> really need a one stop. and obviously a big win for well the warriors are now tied with the lakers in the ninth spot in the west. >> the team will likely be a play in team with less than a month left in the regular season. well, a concerning

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for the wings over solano air show. the sunny blue skies gave the huge crowd a clear view of the navy, blue angels and the other skilled military pilots, and they thrilled fans of all ages with amazing twists, turns and as you can see, their dives. the crowd included many military families as well as students studying us military aircraft. >> the uc davis senior design team for the aerospace engineering department. we have spour little groups. we're workg on redesigning the c-5m super galaxy, and so it's cool to see

it in person. >> we can see it from our house when we live on base, but, it'sa whole different experience when you're on the flight line and being able to feel it and see it . >> the air show included both modern and historic military planes. some visitors were also able to meet the pilots and those amazing stunts. meta is being investigated for its alleged role in the sale of illegal drugs. u.s. prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta last year 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 look forúany potential illicit drug content drivers who lost business when uber entered australia's market are celebrating a victory after a lawsuit settlement. >> uber has agreed to pay a total of $1w8 million to australia's taxi and for hire drivers. the agreement comes as a class action lawsuit against the company was expected to go to court. uber said in a statement that it has brought earning opportunities to

hundreds of thousands of australian workers. spacex reportedly building a network of hundreds of spy satellites under a classified contract with the us government, reutersúreports. the company signed a $1.8 billion contract with the national reconnaissance office three years ago. that's an intelligence agency that manages spy satellites. the satellites are designed to help the military by tracking targets on the ground. sources say roughly a dozen prototypes have been launched since 2020. >> saint patrick's day is a day to commemorate and observe saint patrick and the arrival of christianity in ireland, but over the years it's also turned into a celebration. i want to show you what it looked like in spdowntown pleasanton around non yesterday. today, a bit of a sunday slowdown compared to the crowds that they did see on saturday. but overall, restaurants and bars were packed all across the bay area over the weekend. americans were expected to spendú$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

>> oh thank you. >> 62% of americans said they plan to celebrate this year, and that's more than 20 times the population of ireland. there was also a special saint patrick's day celebration at the hiller aviation museum in san carlos. that museum hosted a special aerial demonstration and skydive. >> dozens of people gathered in danville special birthday celebration. the party was in honor of 105 year old alice 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. one of her patients was nearly killedúin the water after being blown off his boat during that bombing in hawaii. >> 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 hef got shot in the back. >> darrow was working at peralte of the attack. on december 7th, 1941, the united states declared war on japan the next day. >> well, hulu users are no

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