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then a report on the search for what sparked the fire that sent a nearly 100 year old gym up in flames overnight at a pleasanton high school. theúnews at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior and i'm claudine wong, new at noon. >> a san francisco police have arrested a woman for crash that killed three people, including a young child. it all happened saturday afternoon while the victims were waiting at a bust& stop near the west portal. muni criminal charges, the driver is- now facing. portal neighborhood of san francisco left behind flowers, candles and stuffed animals at the site of this horrific crash. you can'túhelp but notice the stroller and three pairs of shoes at the site meant to died saturday afternoon towardse west portal muni station crossed over into the westbound lanes before striking the side of the library and skidding directly

into a bus shelter waiting. >> i was just right around the corner when it happened.úheard a horn go, and then an almighty crash. i mean, everybody in the neighborhood was outc because it was so loud. i think it's brutal. just brutal. according toúthe safety advocacy group walk sf, aúfather and toddler themn >> a mother and baby seriously injured over the weekend. we learned the mother died from her injuries at the hospital.úthe baby is still int& critical condition. the driver of the suv was hospitalized this morning, san francisco police announced they arrested the old mary fong lao. she facesr charges of vehicular way, reckless driving andwrongt- driving at an unsafe speed. i spoke with a man who identified he didn't want to appear ont&er- camera, but says he's heartbroken by what happened. he says he tried to visit his sister at the hospital after the crash,úbut was told he could not

talk to her because of the investigation. he has no idea, he says, what may have caused his sister to crash. the group walk sf says they want sfmta tod cameras throughout the city to make the roads safer. >> i do like that idea, actually, andc i think it's proven that lowering speed does save lives. >> san francisco police say traffic engineering or the way the streets are laid out at west portal, was not a factor inúthe crash. some neighbors disagree.e in, it's always busy. there's kids, you know, peopleútake the l people from washington high school, elementary like west portal walking around whenúyou walk down the street, you just kind of hope that they let you of th. >> walk sf plans toúhave a vigil this evening to honor the victims of this crash. it's scheduled to start at 5:00 in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new at noon. san jose police say a german. shepherd

pup is recovering after being shot in the head. and now they're asking for the public's help in identifying and tracking down the suspects. ktvu is an reuben is live outside police headquarters, where a news conference just wrapped up and yeah, san jose police are calling this a case of blatant animal cruelty, but so far they haven't been able to find the two people responsible. >> now the incident happened back on january 11th, around 630 in the morning. officers responded to the area of anne darling.c and when they got there, they found a female german shepherd. not quite a year who had been shot. the dog, marley, had a gunshot wound to that entered the skull and exited just below the jawline. the dog also had an injury to her right paw. the dog's owner had been asleepúand bolted awake when she heard the sound of gunfire, and saw her dog running back to her from across mckee road. authorities believe two peoplec were responsible for the crime, but so far haven'túbeen able to

identify them. they say they need the public's help to track them down, especially with extensive injury involving the gunshot wound in the skull through theújaw. >> i mean, that wasn't just something to scare off a dog. they were really trying to end a life. and i think it's safe to say that we consider all lives equal, our furry friends, our four legged friends are, you know, we want to stand up for them too. we want justice for them >> right now, marley is recovering in foster careúafter receiving intensive medical treatment. she's doing as well as can be expected, although she didúhave to haveúone of her digits amputated. anyone contace police. andre. >> against a dog and reporting forúus live in san jose. and thank you so much. newúat noon now oakland mayor shengtao and partner agencies announcing promising changes to the hegenberger corridor. ktvu james torres has more from the mayor, who says it's one of many projects meant to improve the city and reduce crime. >> outside a hilton hotel near the oakland international airport, mayor shengtao spoke on

improvements to the area months after major businesses and restaurant chains, announcing they would shut down for good. >> we are seeing that crimes, whether it's burglaries, property crimes, homicides, all in this corridor that they are trending down, mayor shengtao says. >> crime trends have been decreasing since mid-march. that includes 63% decrease in 49% den theft and about 360 reported stolen cars recovered. >> our commitment remains strong and focused on making arrests when warranted, while reducing and preventing crime in the entire city. >> opd says it launched six foot patrol officers in the area and one sergeant. in addition, and a county sheriffgs office launched eyes in the sky running 24 hour. >> the chp will continue operations alongside our law enforcement partnerúagencies, chp already has 72 officers in

the oakland office and more coua security boost. they appreciate.s owners sayt- >> in the past several months, we have seen an overall improvement along the corridor and the and the are committed to building. >> i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, classes are in session today at a pleasanton high school. and school representatives say the fire in the over the weekend will not affect the school day. last night, a fire damaged a small gym at amador valley high school . firefighters rushed to the scene to put it out. they did not report any injuries, andc representatives from the pleasanton unified school district visited that scene last night, letting the authorities do their doúwhat they do best and then we're obviously going long as it takes to make sure am that we do what we needúto do to spbe safe. a district spokespern says the gym building is about

100 years old. it's used to facilitate sports practices. >> new at noon, two bay area state senators introducing a bill aimed at providing hundreds of millions of dollars for struggling local transit agencies. but inúa scene that's played out at they were interrupted by pro palestinian protesters to ensure that the bay area could meet climate goals going. >> well, you heard it there. >> the bills authors san francisco's scott wiener and silicon valley's aisha wahab making that announcement at the powell connect bay area act would generate at least $750 million a year cuts and other improvement projects. the proposal would authorize the regional transportation authority to ask voters to authorize a new tax on sales, regional payroll, or properties. supporters say it would help plug the budget shortfalls that many bay area agencies are facing after the pandemic.

>> this bill is more than a promise. it's a practical blueprint for overhauling our regional transit system, ensuring long tumúsustainability andúaccessibility. with sb 1031, we're not just dreaming, we're doing. >> in addition to the revenue streaml the bill would require the bay area's beústudied for consolidation. the state senator saying they want to see them be more integratedúand reliable.t& >> new. at noonl the ceo of united airlines sent a letter to customers today surrounding the recent incidents involving its airline. he said unfortunate. in the past few weeks, our airline has experienced a number of incidents that are reminders of the importance of safety. while they are all unrelated, i want you to know that these incidents have and have sharpened our focus. the airline spwent that it's pledging action to increase safety. the airline is also planning an extra day of in-person training for all pilots starting in may, and

there is more criticism for boeing after one panel when it landed on friday morning. the united flight out of sfo did arrive in medford, oregon, with that missing panel from beneath that plane. we do not know when that panel broke off, but this is just the latest incident involving boeing planes . white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the administration has faith in both the faa and the ntsb in ensuring safety in the skies. make sure that we want to put tc the safetyc that's what faa is . and so they are taking actions. we stand by those actions to increase safety. obviously, an oversight of boeing united says the crew of flight 433 did not declare of damage during that flight. >> and a boeing report says an accidental cockpit seat movement is likely. what caused the latam airlines flight to drop suddenly

mid-flight this week, boeing said in a memo to airlines that they should check the switches on pilot seats in the 787 dreamliner jets. the company's memo did not officially link the suggestion to check the seats. s flight. the wall street journal reporting that the airline says the movement may have been an accident after a flight attendant in the cockpit bumped the pilot's seat about 50 people were injured when that chilean airplane without warning while traveling between australia and new zealand. >> well, she's been a staple for giants fans for more than two decades, but now oracle park is bidding farewell to its legendary announcer. renel brooks-moon is parting ways with the giants organization, plus miami beach officials bussed hundreds of party goers despite crackdowns in the city. >> i'm dana marie mcnichol in miami, with the latest coming up afternoon. the bay area thist- >> a little bit of patchy fog c, you can see, and temperatures

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friday through today. despite this curfew, the miami beach police department says they sparrested more than 250 partygoers overúthe weekend, but this still a drop from last year's mayhem that resulted in 500 arrests. the seizuresc of 15 guns and two fatal shootings. spring breakers in miami say the rules are creating a different . >> i don't like the curfew. it sucks. >> just cop cars lined up on every street, so it's been i think it's better than all the other years. >> the miami beach mayor calling the new regulations a win win. >> this is the calmest spring we took the most robust measurest& we've we've ever taken by a long shotn this is actually ac huge success for us this year. >> meanwhile, one person is dead and two others are hurt after a shooting in jacksonville beach, florida, sunday night. police are still looking for suspects. they say opened fire on springt& breakers in the city's downtown bar area, that district having to be placed on lockdown as spofficers scoured the area for

what police to be multipleúshooters. two surviving victims are now in stable condition. >> we are safe, with all the population influx we got every it's going to happen. it's abut- game of numbers. >> the curfew in miami is expected to be lifted later today, but large crowds are anticipated through the weekend in miami, danamarie mcnicholll ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the southbound lanes of interstate 680 are back open now. caltrans posted video of the work that took place over the had been closed to allow crews to repair the pavement. traffic had to be rerouted to highway 84 and 580. during that closure. >> the cherry blossoms are bursting open on the national mall in washington, dc. the national park service posted a look at the beautiful petals on social media. the agency says now is peak bloom time, as about 70% of the trees are open. warm spwinter temperatures helped brg them back early. >> you ever seen it? it's a

stunning sight to see. time i was in d.c. the cherry blossoms. >> that's very awesome. all right, rosemary rusco now is up with us after what. then we started out with some fog this e blue sky overhead a little bit of patchy fog. >> andre and claudine, good morning or afternoon, i should say to both of you. by the way, beautiful blooms in washington r beautiful california wild bloom as well that coming. meanwhile outside our doors, the final full day of winter and it's just slightly cooler than what we had yesterday. here's a look over sfo where we do have a of blue sky, a little patch of fog there. storm tracker two showing you along the coastline a a localized sea breeze that will kick in during the afternoon as well. the winds right now generally light half moon bay reporting a northwest breeze at 15mph. san jose it is

northwest at five miles per hour. the temperature change here just a tad cooler compared to yesterday. down by four in santa rosa, down by two half moon bay, as well as san carlos on the peninsula and temperatures ranging from upper 50s right now in san francisco to, well, 54 degrees in santa rosa. so you're struggling just a little bit when you compare the inner east bay here, where in concord and mid 6ps in san jose. so we're going to go with the mostly sunny skies away from the coastlineúfor today. partly cloudy at the coast. then as we get into the evening hours, the fog is redeveloping once again. we get into the overnight once g into the bay. the low clouds morning. perhaps even a little bit of drizzle out there for at least the next day or the evenis we get into about seven 8:00. vernal equinox 8:06 p.m. meaning tomorrow we'll have not only the

final hours of but the first hours of spring as well. a look here at the comparison from yesterday into today. we are going to shave off rosa. yesterday you were 70. today expecting mid to upper 60s in san francisco. we'll go 60 degrees around the bay, 67 in hayward, 68 east bay low 70s expected in livermore as well as antioch. a better look at the extended forecast, which the weekend. more onúthat coming up in just a bit. >> as the gang violence in haiti are trying to avoid a migrant oe border. i'm brian guinness in dajabon domi

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crisis. brian yanis has more from the borderúbetween haiti and the dominican republic. >> the situationúin haitiúis getting worse. gangs are solidifying their hold over the capital, port au prince, while the government continues to collapse. on monday, prime to resign, a key demandúof the gang leaders. the us is now of a new transitional government, but it's unclear what stepsúcan be taken to restore the rule of law. >> moving forward on, on, on a political transition and getting to elections. none of that

seen, and the instability is now moving haiti's borders. dajabon deported dozens ofnt- haitian migrants on sunday, and they're stepping up their measures to keep the illegal migrants out. consider of this new border wall began last year. the president of the dominican miles of border wall has been completed. the goal is to eventually have a border wall run along the entire border with haiti, he says.úit will change the dominican republic forever. but haitians say are havingúa major impact.úthere's simply no domestic market in haiti right now, and without the ability to sell their goods and doctor, many say they have no way to make a living. >> when we arriveúwith our goods, misery sets in because there are no small merchants or people to buy our products. thet landed in miami yesterday with more than 30 americans haiti. is working on more evacuation

options from the capital of port au prince in dajabon, dominican republic. brian janis, ktvu, fox biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spokeútoday, their first interaction in more than aúmonth as the divide has e food crisis in gaza. >> the callúwashington and israeli officials were quick to express outrage after senate sharply criticizedúnetanyahu's handling of the war in gaza and called for israel to hold new elections. >> it's wrong to try to replace the elected leaders of a sister democracy and a staunch american ally at during the time of war, senator schumer, the country's highest ranking jewish elected official and a longtime supporter of israel, called netanyahu a major obstacle to peace. >> in his comments over the weekend, netanyahu again two st. >> theúvast majority of the israeli public that understands

spthat a palestinian state, the way that is being envisioned, would be an enormous danger to israel's future. >> over the weekend, thousands the fighting has gone on for. tt read deals not deaths. many demanded a deal to release the remaining hamas hostages and called for new real estate indus reacting to a major courtc decision that will change the way people buy and sell homes. now, the national association of realtors agreeing in damages ane its rules on commissions to settle antitrust class action lawsuits. currently, a seller pays a real estate agent a standard 5 to 6% commission, s with the buyer's agent. critics said the practice kept commissions artificially high. well, now buyers will have to pay their own agents and buyers and sellers can negotiate lower commission fees.

>> the changes that are going to settlement is really how the- should have always worked, but hadn't been working. >> the settlement still has to be approved by a judge, and the changes could take effect in july. in july, advocates believe the settlement will bringúdown costs of selling or buying a home, and it could put thousands of dollars back into consumers pockets. president joe biden and vice president kamala harris hosting a women's history monthe this morning. theúpresident signing an executive order to improve women's health care. it's aimed at providing better funding opportunities for biden says the order will helpt- to spearhead new research and innovation onúa wide range of health issues. the vice time when women's reproductive health choices are being restricted in many states across the country. at are witnessing a full on attack against hard fought right of woe

decisions about their own body and not have their government tell them what to do. well, president biden said that if voters put democrats in charge of the white house and congress in november v wade asúa law of the land. >> she's been the announcer for theúpast the san francisco giants. what we're learning about the departure of renel brooks-moon plus persuasion or coercion before the supreme court involving social media and covid. i'm caroline shively outside the court. i'll have that story coming up

that happened saturday afternoon while the victims were waiting at a bus stop near the west portal muni station. according to the safety advocacy group walk sf. a father and toddler were killed when that suv struck them. a mother and over thet& weekend, we learned the mother died from her injuries at the hospital. the baby is still in critical condition, we're told,

and hold a vigil to remember the family killed 5:00 tonight. oakland mayor shengtao says crime is trending lower in the hegenberger corridor after stepped up law says it has area, and one sergeant and thee county sheriff's officeúsay they have aerial surveillance cameras running 24 hours a day. this new focus comes after a number of major restaurants, including in-n-out and denny's, announced they were shutting down for good . an investigation is underway after a high school gym caught fire over the weekend in pleasanton. it happened at amador valley high school last night. no injuries reported here, a district spokesperson tt 100úyears old. it's used to >> a new warning from police in petaluma after criminals broke into dozens of cars across the city. ktvu zac sos spoke to people who live in the area about those break ins.

>> it's just a mess. >> among the victims buildings a overnight saturday, she asked for her face not on camera. >> yeah, i was just wondering what i do now. you know, drive it, hide it somewhere, put a towel over it. >> it happened right across the street from her apartment complex onúyorkshire road. there's severalc one,útwo, three cars were smashed into here. and just learning that the criminal or criminals didn't stop there, leaving a trail of glass all across the city. according to police, more than 30 cars were targeted. >> no, i had no idea., then tha. >> police releasing photos of some of the other cars broken into sunday. shattered ground oe saint vincent de paul high school, a sheridan hotel and the petaluma village premium outlets. >> so first time i saw that i just told my wife we shouldn't

even park right there because you can seeúthere's broken glass right here. >> car break ins. not something spthat billy lal says he used to worry ñ> it's new. i mean, it just moving further and further out where i feel like it might have started. police encouraging car owners to park in well-lit areas near a surveillance camera, if possible, and after locking up to remove all valuables from the vehicle back near yorkshire road. >>úandrew logan doing just and g what others have said about crime in the city of late. i'm hearingc aúlot of sirens all day long now in petaluma, many mored police again, still trying to track down whoever was responsible for thisn >> they're asking anyone with information or perhapsc surveillance video of these crimes to reach out in petaluma, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. connection with the killing of -

an oakland store clerk. major al-hasani was shot and killed in early january while working at orlando'súmarket. one juvenile was arrested last month in connection with the case. the bay area news group now reports that the teen is suspected of committing a second armed robbery at a convenience about 40 minutes later, and in berk, one person has c arrested, accused of a deadly stabbing. it happened yesterday afternoon at an stabbing victime scene and one of the year and the investigation continues into what led up toúthe attack. >> san francisco police have now reversed course and say it will release video showing what led pushed to the ground. now, 63t- year old yang fang wu diedc from her injuries last june. no arrests were made at the time and investigators said it was a& accident. but just last week, the person accused of pushing her. 43 year-old thea hopkins was arrested for violentlyt& assaulting a 71 year old woman of chinese descent. that led to demands from the asian community

in the city to reopen last summer's case. now, san francisco's chief of police quote, 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 a video in this case. new at noon. the city of oakland is looking at a new approach to dealing with abandoned cars on city streets more quickly. city council memberúrebecca city forúabandond cars. it would also allocate money for a dedicated parking vehicles in a timely way,proces- captain says. residents complain that removing abandoned cars can take several months.c the plan would propose using caltrans lots as tow yards. the city council is set to vote on that measure at its supreme court hed sparguments this morning on whether the federal to get social media companies to remove what the government considered

misinformation about covid, the repercussions of the ruling could be far reaching as the nation heads into a contentious election. caroline shively reports from washington, dc.úmy right or your right? >> was the biden administration& violating citizens first amendment rights or fighting digital liesúwhen it pushed social media companies to remove posts about covid 19? that's the question now facing the supreme court. >> it's the most important free speech case in our lifetime. >> the justices heard arguments monday missouri, louisiana and a group of social media users complained the administration's push for tech companies to remove posts about covid amounted to governmentt& coercion. itgs treating facebook and these other platforms like they're subordinate s. >> would you do that to the to the new york times or the wall street journal or the associated press or any other big newspaper or wire service? >> the

government is engaged in coercion, but if line and all we're talking about is government speech, then there's no state action. >> but missouri and the other plaintiffs argue it's a clear violation and a much broader than covid. >> we've got to state to protect our right to free speech, especially as expee case sometime in june outside the supreme court. caroline shively ktvu, fox two news well, its alleged role in the sale of illegal drugs. >> us prosecutors issued subpoenas to meta last year requesting records regarding drug contentúand illicit drug sales federal investigators are reportedly working on the case in partnership with the fda . meta says they're working with other tech companies to screen advertisers and look for any potential illicit drug content. >> today, tens of thousands oft& people will attend the game developers conference conferencl feature the latest game development tools and will include discussions about

shaping the future of the video game industry, about 30,0p0 people are expected to attend, with more than at moscone center. that would create the largest reservoir anywhere in california . now, president biden signed a package of bills in construction funding for sites reservoir, which is near sacramento now, with that funding approved by more than 90% of the financing it needs. the $4.5 billion spproject would hold enough watr to meet the needs of 5 million homes, or a half million acres of farmland every year, and a battle is brewing over plans to build a new water pump station spin novato. the north marin war district facility on city ownedd near ignacio boulevard and palmer drive. the agency says it's needed toúreplace the current pump station, which is nearly 60 years old, but opponents say it would be an eyesore to people who and

work in the area, and they are calling for the pump station to be built at a more remote locationúin novato. the to spen7 million improve its waterfront. >> thec city plans to improve access to the water and the delta to encourage recreational activities. the plan isc to improve central harbor park by late 2026n upgrades will include new features in the park, a fish cleaning station, improved paths andc signs targeting tourists with viewing benches as well. >> we've learned that the giants are mutually parting ways heardf renel brooks-moon a giants games been the public address announcer inside oracle park since the yearcc3 f1 black woman to have that job in baseball. the two sides apparently couldn't reach a new contract the announcer booth at oracle park, though, will after, theúnew women's pro soccer team in the bay area kicked offúits

season in los angeles against angel city fc. hundreds of people throughout the bay area to watch that first match. ktvu lamonica peters caught upúwith excited fans. ñ> this league has just gotten so exciting, so interesting, and the fact that we get a team andt celebrate these women and just be entertained, i'm igm so happy. i'm so excited. >> for soccer fans, bay fc's first win on sunday against los spangeles was the great start to the season they hoped for to see the amazing goalkeeping, the defense at the end to kind vict. >>úit was supporter group bridge brigade fans in san josec company to watch the inaugural game by team star players like osteodum oshoala, who scored the team's first game winning goal, her and a couple other ones. >> rachel kundananji princess like know

anybody that follows nwsl soccer definitely knows their names. >> bay fc was founded by four women soccer legends allie chastainúand leslie osborne.ndi fans in the bay area has set a winning foundation. they want to see bao get that firstc win to have that under the belt. >>únow, a great goal. i think that was class of that finish was amazing. >>úi grew up playing all kinds ofúsports and the bay area as a hub, especially for women's soccer. so like for them to bring us a team like so thankful that the founders for bringing us team bay fc will play its first home game against houston on march 30th, right here in san jose at paypal park. >> lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news well, the push to get students involved in stem at an earlier age. >> why educationct&

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the entire ai industry. >> some of those groundbreaking inventions ever created were by the hands of people who studied in stem fields.úand while those jobs are continuing to see growth, academic experts say it's critical that children today are introduced to stem topics at an early age so they can develop more impressive inventions in the has the story. ñ> you're probably familiar star science, technology, engineering and math. >> but did you know careers in those fields are expected to grow 15% by 2031? that's according to data collected by financial technology company smart asset. ñ> stem careers have grown so immensely to help ensure that there is a steady pipeline of positions, brandon sorge oft& purdue university says it's critical that parents and teachers get kids hooked on stem at a young age. really thinking about that early opportunity as children are learning to read and reading inúthe disciplines of stem. >> but as kids get into middle

school and high school, sorge says, it's got to start having people doingences of seeing increasing gender also important recent data from the national rn made up about 35% of people working in stem fields back in 2021. officials sayn but over at thec wings of the north air minnesota, retired air forces, lieutenant caroline jensen is taking action. i love to influence young women and fort& them to look at me and see something about them in me. this weekend, jensen and other volunteers encouraged girls to explore opportunities in aviation, a stem career. youngsters spend time getting an up close look at planes, lessons on historic female pilots and more. >>úi go for it. you can never have success without having failure.c >> chris tamayo, fox news.

>> well, some doctors say the rise inc injuries suffered in pickleball is because of the increasing number of people who are playing the sport. usa pickleball says the number of players doubled from 20 and 21 to of injuries from the sport has risen each that includes wrist sprains, knee injuries and shoulder issues. most injuries occurred in people aged 60 and older, and playing. doctors say that people should remember to warm up before playing and spend time working on exercises that promote balance,úlike yoga pilates. >> the east bay spca is looking for new volunteers to give their animals a break from the shelter. the organization is looking for people to take adoptable animals on field trips. they can range from just dog can stay at a home for 2 or- 3 nights on mornings on two. they told us they were now able to ramp up these programs post covid of the program help with the animal stress levels, so even a short

two hour outing, you know, whether it be taking the animal on a hike or going to starbucks or for a puppuccino, they, they still looking for volunteers tos foster animals at their shelter, while the shelter looks for new owners and give you a little partner for a couple of hours, maybe even a couple of days there. >> so love that idea. get some snuggle time in. all right, let'sc meteorologist rosemary oroczo. it's still a gorgeous day behind us. i'm a little, to see the changes in our weather. it's been so nice. >> right after a fabulous weekend. claudine. andre, temperatures have come down slightly, butústillúveryt& pleasant out there for today. a& we get into the days ahead, transition to wet weather in ofa time for the weekend. i'll show you that here in the extended forecast. let's take a look at what is happening overhead at this hour. the blue skies over sfo. you can see a little bit of

patchy fog still hanging low cle north bay and the north bay, struggling a little bitc with te temperatures a bit on the cool side. here's a look at to storm tracker two, where the clouds along the coastline will remain. and as we hours, they are going to move back through the bay andt& tomorrow morning we will wake up partly cloudy conditions fromt- and our bay side and coastaly valleys as well. here's a look at storm tracker two. we just to the north. we have low high - pressure to the south of us, and we're just enjoying a nice quiet pattern. but that will begin to change. i'm going to push you all the way through the business week. as we talked about before, the half hour, the vernal equinox arrives 806 tomorrowúevening. so tomorrow will be the transition and herea view of friday evening. soúwe're now we're embarking on the first spweekend of spring and there is

rain in the forecast. it looks splike it's going to right now.e it's a mainly dry day. we may have a few scattered showers out there, but it looks like, at least, unless it speeds up, it will be an evening event that will carry us into saturday. there's a then sundaya bit soggy as well. not only for us, but snow expected in the sierra. so if you have plans to head up, chances are there are going to be advisories for travel because right now it q2in a possibility above 6000ft. that will impact the passes for us, half inch to an inch and a half is whatc the models are calling for at the moment. this is going to change as we move forward. we have a few days, but we'll fine tune it as our doorst this time, in the onshore breeze as we get into the afternoon. very typical for the spring like pattern, right? 59 san francisco right now again trailing behind 54 in santa rosa as you were stuck of the morning, temperatures in the

inland areas, east bay,úmostly sunny skies, 67. in brentwood spwe'll go low to mid 70s for east bay todayl as well as the south bay, the rest of us will be in the 60s, low to upper 60s expected along the spcoastline. pacifica 58 degree. beginning to see that pattern kind of settleúin where we have, you know, huge span and temperatures asúwe get into these months, the extended forecast temperatures may come down spbut the cooldown continues spwednesday, thursday and then t weather expected on the weekend. backúto you, rosemary. >> thank you. a new banksy mural drew crowds to a london street, even before the elusiveúgraphic artist confirmed the work was his. the artwork in the finsbury park neighborhood covers the wall of a four storey building and shows a small figure holding cherry tree. green paint has been sprayed across the wall, replicating the has been severely cropped. banksy claimed the work by posting before and after photos of the location on

his official instagram account. the new traction drew a stream of onlookers who took photos and snapped selfies. banksy, who has never confirmed his full identity, began his career spray sppainting buildings in of the world's best known artists. >> welll it is officially march madness. wegre going to take a look at the bay area teamsúwho are headed to this year's ncaa tournament

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will help reduce the workloads on doctors so they can focus on patients. >> bay area schools are catching march madness. saint mary's college basketball tournament this friday. >> we get the five seed saintt& mary's five. >> the team celebrated on their moraga court when they heard that announcement. the gaels are the fifth seed in the west regional after winning both the west coast conference regular season and tournament titles, and saint mary's takes on the 12th seed grand canyon antelopesc of arizona. the game is 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 losc angeles& and the final glendale,úarizona, and saint mary's is in the big dance for the third consecutive year. ktvu bailey o'carroll reports. a muco sweat it out to learn if they were selected for the

tournament. >> i've sat on this floor 2 or 3 times where we thought we were in. we didn't get inc 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 22 seasons. in that time, he's led the program to ten ncaa tournament appearances, making it as far as the sweet 16. so how does this team get over that >> 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 spgames are tough. like i we're not looking past grand canyon. >> and whileúthey have their sights set on that national is taking it one game at acútim. >> it'súreally easy to get distracted because there's just so much, so much buzz this tournament. and like, right now we're just we're thinking about practicing film. we just need as 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 inúthe first round of the tournament in spokane, washington, on friday. sp>> i wasúhoping they weren't 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 thet& unexpected seems to become the ordinary more oftenc than not. the end of the day when they throw the ball up. friday we're going to have to play. good, anr plays the best is going o'carrox two news stanford is going to its 36th straight women's basketball tournament. >>úwhile the cardinal missed out on a number one seed, it's still the numberc regional and will ht 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'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 it's all about how we're playing and we're ready for this moment. and iúthink 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 history. stanford plays norfolkm state at 7:00 this friday night. tickets go on sale tomorrow morning. well a lot of money is up for grabs and lottery drawings being held tonight and tomorrow. >> the powerball jackpot for tonight's drawing is now at $600 million for tomorrow night's mega millions drawing. that jackpot is a whopping $875 million. don't get too excited though. it's fun to play. but your odds of winning either one of those lottery jackpots is means you do have a betterich chance of being hit. well, new ,

the foo fighters are bringing their latest tour to the bay area. the rock band announcing today that it's added a show at the toyota pavilion in concord on august 13th. thec group headlined the outside lands festival last summer, presale for that concord show for citi morning, with tickets for the general public going on sale on thursday. >> it's big onen yes. all right. all right. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. a quick reminderc that you can now strem ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, your roku, your apple tv, or your android qr code on r screen right now, or you can search for the fox local app, and then you can select ktvu always go to ktvu.com to stay up to date on the latest newsn we'll see you again at 4:00. pictionary - [announcer] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ - [announcer] if you guessed shark, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary."