over john collins of the utah jazz collins not a small man by the way six foot nine. and edwards had 34 points in the timberwolves just went right ovr him. yeah. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11. >> and this hurts you know this this hurts that for the giants to seem to disregard somebody who is such an important essential part of the spirit of the organization. >> sadness and disappointment tonight for giants fans it is pg ways with its longtime trailblazing ballpark announcer, renel brooks-moon. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> she has been the pa announcer inside oracle park since it first opened back in 2000, and r departure is a major loss for the team and for the organization. hello again everyone. >> igm julie hanan and i'm mike

mibach. renel brooks-moon leaves behind a legacy of being the first black woman to be a pa announcer for major league baseball games, she posted on social media tonight saying, as a little girl, going to candlestick could never have grateful doesn't seem to be a big enough word. born inc 1958,i never saw or heard anyone on tv or radio that looked like me. i hope i have inspired many fans. your support is everything. i so love you. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with fans and other sport figures about the loss for thet& giants. >> the news hit home to giants fans who for 24 years have heard the voice of renel brooks-moon welcoming them to oracle park, batting six first baseman number nine. in a sudden statement, the giants announced monday that they were not extending her contract, which ended in december, saying, quote, after extensive discussions, they mutually and amicably agreed to part ways. instead, she will be known as public address

announcer emeritus and the booth where she worked will be named after her. >> her voice first thing i hear before i even got to see the field, so her loss is like, completely devastating. >> fans were stunned by the giants announcement. >> shocked. sad. devastated >> adamúcopeland, program director for knbr, says giants fans shared their outreach, outl day in support of brooks-moon, who was a pioneer as one of the first black women announcers in major league baseball. >> it's a big loss not just for the giants, but for little girls, for people of color. when she spoke in 2020 and she said after getting her contract settled, that hold the organization accountable for their hiring practices. it feels devastating as a as a black man in sports media in san host of 95.7 the g, said he and many other fans and shows the giants administration is out of touch with their fans.

>> this is someone who, again, was the soundtrack of the ballpark, a familiar face, a bay area icon for her to be let go because of contract differences or just is inexplicable and shocking that the giants could have this poor of judgment. many fans say this news casts ac shadow over the other news of the day that the blake snell toa two year deal. they have not named a successor for brooks-moon. there is a media day that is scheduled for thursday in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news. >> and we have a lot more on the longtime career of renel brooks-moon with the san francisco giants. just visit our website ktvu .com. >> a group of thieves used a car stolen out of san francisco to crash into a business in this morning at roseville motorsports . surveillance video shows the car slamming right through the front entrance. part of the

group also showed up with a u-haul. and here's why. the six thieves run into the building and then roll outú$60,000 worth of dirt bikes right into that u-haul. >> the bikes came out to around $60,000, and that's just what they got away with, because there is other damage, because when they blew through the door, those doors actually hit some other motorcycles and caused more damage. >> and the store says total loss. in all, an estimated $100,000. >> a grieving community coming together tonight after a horrific crash claimed the lives of a young family. it happened yesterday while they were waiting at a bus stop in san francisco. the couple's six month old baby, the sole survivor, remains in the hospital tonight. ktvu zac sos has more now from tonight's vigil. busy intersection in sanday, at- francisco's west portal neighborhood all but silent. friends, family and neighbors

among the large crowd gathered to remember a couple and their child into thet a street saturday. >> it's a sad day for the whole city. >> eva says she didn't know the family but was nearby when the crash happened. >> i feel that i need to be here to show respect for the family, and i hope that the infant will >> the couple's infant, the sole family member to live now in the hospital. eva's friend spwitnessing the accident. >> she was very shaken upúthat day. she saw, you know, the car drove past her and hit the bus stop. it was very fast. >> the driver, 78 year old mary fong lao, now underc arrest. >> we need to change how people drive in san francisco. speed is the number one thing that kills time after time. ñ> safety advocate walk sf helping to organize the vigil to just hold everybody close to our hearts and give people a little peace. >> and also just remember the

precious lives that we've lost. >> san francisco mayor london breed and police chief bill scott also arriving to pay their respects. off camera, a close family friend identifying the victims as brazilian national diego oliveira, his wife matilda and their son joaquin. >> it just touched me dawnstar. >> like here, moved to offer support for this young family's surviving relatives and their friends. >> we can't feel their pain, but to let them know that we're thinking about themúand they're >> and a closes and prayers. sprelatives are currently en roe to the area from brazil. meantime, the driver behind all of this currently being held on a number of charges, including vehicular manslaughter and driving the wrong way. in san francisco, zac sos, two news. >> new at 11 nurses in san francisco are demanding answers from ucsf, which is set to acquire two hospitals by june. to cut key services and accesss-

to care at saint mary's medical center and francis memorial hospital. both were purchased by ucsf for $100 million. dozens of nurses shared their concerns at city hall today. ucsf has said that it is committed to keeping staff and medical service at the two sphospitals at current levels, r even above. >> also new at 11 two companies accused of making deceptive pandemic loan promises have now agreed to pay millions of dollars in damages, the federal trade commission says. buis, to credit and womply, made false promises to small businesses applying for the paycheck protection program. the companies are accused of advertising faster application processing times and ignoring customers buys. two credit has agreed to pay $33 million, while womply will pay $26 million. and today womply issued a statement saying in part, quote womply remains proud of its success, facilitating over 1.3 million ppe loans during the covid 19 pandemic. while we disagree with

the validity of the ftc's allegations and claims, the company and its ceo have made a are satisfied to put the ftc'sd- allegations behind them. >> tonight, the antioch police oversight commission held its first official meeting. the commission is made up of seven volunteers. members were sworn in last month and at the meeting tonight, interim police chief brian addington introduced himself and then invited each member to a ride along with an officer. mayor lamar thorpe also spoke at the meeting about what he expects out of the commission. >> i'm here to ask all seven of you to join me as we rebuild our police department and as we rebuild, trust your role here is to help rebuild trust because trust has been violated. >> the police oversight commission was formed in response to a series of problems involving antioch police officers, including a racist text messaging scandal. >> the former head of san francisco's public utility commission has been sentenced to

four years in prison and fined $10,000 for his role in a corruption scandal. harland kelly was convicted by a federal jury last year for accepting bribes and gifts from contractors, and for lying about the value of his four year sentenceúis lower than the six and a half years the prosecutors were seeking. kelly was orderedúto turn himself in by mid june. >>úa new approach to address the problem of abandoned vehicles left oakland. what one city council member is now proposing also had a woman assaulted near a popular walking moon bay. >> the action police are now taking in an effort to keep people safe, and a big storm hitsúthe rockies in tonight's west coast draft, we take a closer look at the springtime snow levels and some colorado business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night.

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a forklift this morning. tonighs westúcoast rap. this is video from sky fox showing los angeles fire crews on the scene. firefighters helped remove the so law enforcement couldt sitet- investigate it is unclear how that worker became trapped up in oregon, and injured hiker had to be rescued on mount hood when she was struck by falling ice. >> this incident happened over this past weekend, the clackamas county sheriff's office says a 43 year old woman was descending the popular south side route on mount hood. the ice caused her to fall and left her unable to

move. now, officials said, witnesses on the mountain stayee arrived in colorado. >> two mountain towns were buried in more than five feet of snow as the state since 2021. these dramatic by the rocky mountain of snow that triggered a lot of road closures in the area. the national weather service in boulder says more than 61inúof snow were recorded in aspen springs between last wednesday and friday, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savagec airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> theúsan mateo county sheriff's office says it is increasing patrols in half moon bay after a woman reported being groped on a popular walking trail this past weekend. >> the incident happened near smithfield park, and officials say that woman was walking alone when a man on a bike grabbed

her. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more now from police. >> just outside of smithfield park in half moon bay. there's a walking trail that runs along the coast. >> generally, we haven't had any. i haven't had any issues or concerns about my safety, so this is quite a surprise. >> san mateo county sheriff's bureau chief in half moon bay says a local woman reported being groped while on the trail saturday night, about 7:00 along her walk. >> she was accosted by an individual on a bike. and he touched her inappropriately. he groped her essentially. she screamed, which was a great reaction because itúscared him off. and he, on hisúbike. he left the area. police report, and now policea want the community to be on alert while using the trails. >> because though this is the only incident that we have had reported to us, we it that way.o

make sure that everybody's awar& , which is a good thing to do any time that you're walking a a woman. >> most people we spoke to on monday say they feel safeúwhile spwalking along the trail, but believe everyone should still take precautions. >> it does go in and out, so there are spots where you might be alone, so blind spots, so generally, you know, depending on where you are, you just want to be able toúsee above, above the grass and the tree line. sp>> i think obviously always le being somewhere in thec daytime is a lot safer. and then just being in like a big group, you know, not by yourself or not thy are aware of, and they don't want people to panic, but they do want people to be aware of their surroundings while walking on this trail. now, if you or anyone you know has any information about this case, they'dúlike you to contact the san mateo county sheriff's office. lamonica peters ktvu,

fox two news. >> the crash in san leandro this afternoon resulted in two power poles being knocked down. alameda county firefighters say a driver experienced a medical emergency as they were heading north on washington street. two poles came down and emergency crews had to shut down the area until pg and e could turn the te downed poles. no word tonight on the condition of the driver. still to come. at 11, an east bay doctor sentenced to federal prison. how she was caught distributing powerful opioids outside the scope of medical practice. >> also ahead, schools struggling to support students mental health. the boost in funding headed to one bay area county, and we are tracking the weather that includes some warm weather temperatures back into the 70sútomorrow, but the weather also includes a change this weekend. >> rain should returnc in parts ofhe

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opioids. 59 year old parto karimi of alamo was sentenced to one year and a day after pleading guilty to one count of& prescribing a controlled substance outside the scope of professional practice. prosecutors say karimi would also write prescriptions in exchange for street drugs or cash payments. in addition to her prison sentence. karimi was ordered to forfeit her medical license. >> theúcity of oakland is considering a new strategy to better respond to abandoned vehicles on city streets. city council member rebecca kaplan says residents complain that removing abandoned vehicles currently takes several months, so she's now proposing spending $250,000 to sweep the entire city. this plan would allocate money for a dedicated parking management analyst. it also proposes using lots owned by caltrans as tow yards. the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on the measure

at its meeting tomorrow. >> another item on the agenda for tomorrow's oakland city council meeting is raising another concern. there's an ordinance that wouldúrequire alarm companies to confirm a crime has been committed or is being committed beforeúpolice can be dispatched to the area. the president of the california alarm association says the proposed policy, called verified response, would jeopardize public safety. he also says the policy has already in cities da. >> nice looking day today. in the last couple of days, the weekend was stunning. tomorrow is going to be great as well as spwe head into wednesday. looks pretty good. more clouds, clouds on thursday and then showers. chances on friday night into saturday or friday afternoon into saturday. we'll see how that goes. right now it looks like the weekend is going to be partly, well, pretty wet. overall. you're going to be dodging rain drops, but the weekends are ways off and a lot could happen between now and then. these are the highs from today the warmest spots. those mid 70s will probably translate again tot& tomorrow. the fog along the

coast will keep it kind of mild there and it's going to in factl be the first day of springn the vernal equinox is tomorrow and that will begin our movement into the longer days, obviously, and are working our way towards the solstice, longest day of the year, the summer solstice. so the fog at the coast will be there tomorrow morning. it'll be further than that. the coast. it'll be inland. it'll be pushing into oakland. it'll be pushing up over the east bay hills, up into concord. not a huge push, but enough so the fog is back do a number on the morning in terms of cloud cover. and then the clouds burn off and you get a pretty nice day again tomorrow. and today we had a few clouds this morning around the bay. they burned off pretty quickly. here's the model. this shows the basically the fog footprint for the morning. and then it shows a burn off real quick. and then as you go into wednesday morning, not much there. and then wednesday afternoon a few clouds and then thursday more clouds and then thursday. what you can't see here night into friday is that chance for the next chance for a shower, which you will see in the five day forecast. these are the highs

from today or tomorrow. the forecast highs. andúthey're about where they were today. maybe a little cooler but it's just going to be a stunning nice day. can't beat a good air quality. everything's good with the plan for tomorrow weather wise. and then the five day forecast getting a break from rain. we've had a pretty active rain season and we're going to get a break until looks like friday. we got a chance for some evening showers, but really it's kind of going to be about friday late afternoon, maybe a shower into sunday day, a shower and then maybe into monday as well. but the key to this whole thing is it's evolving and to go. andy robust storm series. so it's not like we're at least at this point. >> well spring shower. >> yeah it's going to be beneficial. rain. and it's not going to be a lot. it shouldn't be a lot. >> the back and forth there'll be breaks. yeah. we had rain and a nice weather then back to rain. >> yeah. you're going to be dodging raindrops saturday and sunday. >> and everybody's got stuff this weekend too. so. but but it'll be fine. >> all right. sp>> thank you. well a father sonúare safe thanks to the quick actions of a lifeguard. cal fire says a 12úyear old boy was

skimboarding at kelly state beach in san mateo county yesterday afternoon when he lost control of his board. the boy went out to get the board, but got caught in a rip current. cal fire says the father then swam out to rescue his son, but also struggled in the current lifeguard luke pallone, was nearby and noticed what wast& happening. he swam out father ae then checked out by paramedics and were okay and that rescue getting the governor's attention, he said. thank you lifeguard pallone for bravery. e you represent the best that the golden state has to offer. >> supporters of alameda countye say they have evidence of potential fraud in the recall campaign against her. the groupd today. they're now taking their complaints to the u.s. attorney for northern california because they have not received a response from state attorney general rob bonta about their claims. they say the evidence includes petitions left unprotected in signature gatherers who are from outside

the county. >> there has been fraud in the recall campaign that's been organized by outside forces of california, even. and thoset- that are in alameda county that are paying for this campaign are not part of the community that is trying to toúbuild a sociall movement. >> election officials said last week they'll have to manually count each signature after a random sample was insufficient to determine if the recall threshold had been met. the main group back in the recall told ktvu they're confident the process will confirm the results. >> here's a look now at the ktvu. com one of our top stories in oakland. resident gained thousands of followers after posting to social media about the good and bad sides oft& puppyc shot in the head in sand- jose is now recovering at a foster home after surgery, and officials are looking for the person responsible and another

united flight with engineeringt& issues. the flight bound for japan could not take off from sfo, marking the airline's 10th incident in just the past two weeks. you can find these stories and much more, all on ktv .com. >> the golden state warriors opening its doors tonight to some state champs. we take a closer look at how the oakland high girls basketball team was honored at chase. >> coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. if you're battling an unshakable cough, you're not alone. we'll talk live with a doctor to uncover the mystery behind it. as it continues to affect people for months. across the bay area. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long, and i'm tracking yourúmorning commute. it's all coming up on morningsn

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restored at an east bay high school after a fire broke out inside the gym. amador valley high school in pleasanton wast& without power for most of the day. class was still in session, but with no wi-fi, so teachers had to get creative. school officials say the fire started in a inside the small gymnasium. >> as part of the safety precaution, us pga does shut off power to any building that's affected by a fire, which also affected other parts of our campus. >> email updatesúwerec sent to parents periodically, overnight and throughout the day. power was eventually restored around noon. >> secured millions of dollars to help improve the mental health l receive funding from a $13 million grant. the money will be used to expand wellness centers on campuses. a recent silicon valley index report found nearly

one third of middle and high school students in santa clara and san mateo counties have experienced chronic feelings of sadness or hopelessness. >> reading these proposals spdeeply affected us. the storis of pain and suffering and loss that our schools in santa clara county are experiencing a mental health crisis and need our help, which is why i'm immensely proud today to share with ourt& education partners that help is on the way. >> the wellness centers will have a clinician on staff who can do screenings, assessments, provide counseling and make referrals to other services. >> it was at the warriors game tonight. an all female crew broadcast the game and the girls basketball team got a special shoutout. >> and our own jason appelbaum has more from the team's honorary night. yeah really, really special moment here at chase center in san francisco with the entire oakland high school girls basketball state

champions in the house, they got a special luxury suiteúto watch tonight's game against the new york knicks. >> and we caught up with simpsod she said she knew months ago that this team would win a state championship. so we asked her how did she get her players to believe from the start of the season? >> like all the kids will tell you, when i came in, i said, this is what we're going after. thisc is what you guys are going to do. when i looked at that team, i said, no, i can win it. i can win it with these girls right here. so that's what made me come back and say like, no, i still want to do another year of high school. and now, look, the& got me for another year because i want to repeat. >> and with only three graduating seniors, there's a really good chance that this team could make it a repeat from chase center in san francisco. jason appelbaum ktvuúfox two >> two new retail stores inspired by the princess and the frog are coming to disneylandl but will mean moreúconstruction around the park. the new shops are set to open in the critter country section of the park, along with tiana's bayou

adventure later this year. the new additions are prompting the park, though, to close critter country. tiana's bayou adventure splash mountain. she's a good one. >> a lotúof good memories from splash mountain. i know indeed. all right, well, that is our report for tonight. thanks so much for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast, mornings on two. >> and of course, do not forget to stream the latest news and or smart tv. anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. thanks for watching everybody have a great rest of the night. good night