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residents still in shock. a man shot andúkilled by police in the middle of a mobile home park. longtime community members say they are distraught by what they saw. >> i was born here and i've lived my 38 years here in sunnyvale, and i had never seen something like that. >> officers say a young man was& wielding a knife in that park. what happened next is now being disputed by police and witnesses. good evening. i'm julie julie haener >> the encounter happened at the plaza del rey mobile home parkc in sunnyvale. neighbors say the man with a knife was a 19 year tonight in sunnyvale with theve story zach. >> yeah, and so far, police only

releasing limited details. but today the sunnyvale police union coming out and calling the shooting justified an act of self-defense. meantime, several neighbors i spoke to who witnessed all of this say it appeared that the victim may have been suffering a mental health crisis. >> heartbreaking. i have never seen something like that. >> a woman who asked not to appear on camera, still shaken e shoot and kill a man armed with a knife just steps from her home on saturday. she says the victim was her neighbor's 19 year old son. >> i put myself in his mom's position and it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. we saw the gentleman walking down the street with the knife in hisúhand. he wasngt screaming or bothering anyone. police say they were called to the plaza del rey mobile home park on vienna drive around 530 in the evening. knife, don't move forward. but

despite those repeated commands, police say he instead advanced towards one of their officers. >> and then we just heard the two gunshots go off. >> officers performing life saving measures on the man before he was rushed to a nearby hospital, where police say he died. >> i was walking towards this road right here and saw all the police activity here, the neighbor only recently learning spwhat happenedn i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not in this neighborhood and not >> the sunnyvale police officers union releasing a statement on sunday saying in part, quote, experiencing a violent attack and being forced to use a firearm in self-defense is the most dreaded encounter an officer can experience in our profession in fear for their life and having no other option. his handgun at the knife firet- wielding man in order to stop his attack. >> i understand maybe they thought have done something else and not taken hi& >> and we're still waiting to

learn the identity of the victim, expected to be released medical examiner's officel as is protocol with police involved shootings. a investigation is now underway, in part sos zach.. oakland homicide investigators right now are searching for clues in a shooting at a gas station that left one womant& dead. it happened early yesterday morning at the quick serve gas station on east 12th street. and that location has been the site of several shootings in recent years. the victim's name has not been released, and so far no word of any arrests. police in oakland also investigating a shooting that injured three people. this happened at a homeless encampment on 47th avenue, right near east 12th street. police to the hospital and at lastaken check were say the victims and the shooter had been arguing, but did not say if any arrests have been made. anyone with information on this case is

asked to contact oakland police. >> a 65 year old employee at a laundromat in oakland says she was attacked earlier this month. ktvu obtained a video of the woman being shoved to the ground at woody's laundromat on park boulevard, near fifth avenue. police say two people were missing some of their personal items and had asked the victim to check the laundromat surveillance video. police say she was attacked when she refused. the victim received medical attention and one of the individuals seen in the video was cited and released. >> the in-n-out burger chain ha& never closed one of its restaurants in its 75 years until now. today was the last and out in the city of to rampau baglio carroll reports, customers are disappointed in ad out. >> this is the go to spot i was actually born in mexico and like one of our first meals here was like in and out, in and out. >> burger has called this spot on oakport street in oakland home since 200u. now, almost two

decades later, the iconic burger chain will close its doors the e the chain has ever closed one of their restaurants in their 75 year history. >> it really is unfortunate that, like it has to close and there really isn't much that like, you know, a lot of people want to eat in and out. >> in-n-out says the closure comes on the heels of waves of car break-ins property damage, theft and robberies affecting both customers and employees. >> i was like, oaklandl gotta do better. it's a shame you see it all over social media. the beeping, you know, all the breaking into cars, people getting assaulted though just days ago, oakland mayor shang tao said thatúcrime in war thatn and out is located is trending down. >> but she did not say how much that number has fallen. oaklanders say they're happy to hear that, but know it won't bring in and out up eating in a, so like, you know, just seeing it close out and it's like kind of sad. >> one in isaiah have been

comingúto this in-n-out since they were kidsc. >> it was like about seven when i first tried in and out and ever since then it was like my favorite,. >> whileúthis will be the final time they walk into this location, nearly everybody we spspoke toúsmiled as they recitd their go to orders. >> my go to in-n-out order is a double double with grilled onions and probably animal fries. >> now,úif you're wondering where you can go to get that next in and out fix, there are other locations all across the bay area. according to some just have to travel about fiveo- miles in either direction of this oakland location in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> antioch police are investigating what led to a man's death after his body was found in. police were called to the area of slaton nch road and lone tree way around 1115 saturdayúmorning, when officers arrived, they say they found the body of a 38 year old man submerged in the water.

what caused his death. the man's identity still has not been released. >> a fire right near the cal palace destroyed a commercial first reported just before 1130 last night in the bayshore area of brisbane. this is video from citizen app. firefighters battled those flames for several hours before getting this one under control. noúinjuries reported. the cause of the fire is not yet known, and anyone with information about this case is actually asked county. two people were taken to the hospital after a fire at a house in calistoga, napa county and calistoga. firefighters say they were called to the area of urban place and fuller drive just before six yesterday morning. once on scene, they helped two people and a dog escape the house. the cause of the fire is not yet known. >> police inúsan francisco say a driver crashed into a bus it happened at the intersection of fulton street andark presidio boulevardusbefore five last night. the pedestrianh non-life threatening injuries

and the male driver was cited for multiple moving vehic violations just one week after v into a bus shelter in west portal, killing a family of four. information about a deadlyew mountain lion attack in el dorado this evening, departmenth ande confirmed that the mountain lion euthanized in a remote area near georgetown yesterday wasame animal lv in the fatal attack. the animal killed ac1úar old man severely injuredúhis 18 year old brother while they were out, officials said. it was a male taúlion that weighed approximately manna has reaction from residents in nearby communities. >> a single sliver of caution tape is all that remains in this wooded area of el dorado county, just outside georgetown. this is where a mountain lion killed a r1 year old man and seriously hurt hisú18 year old brother saturday, officials say they

were antlers shed hunting. >> there were two brothers, you know, and in the woods. and what a tragic ending, georgetown resident dana scott vickrey tells me. >> it's horrible.úsomething so so young. >> i feel sorry for the family y lost his brother and, you know,& he'll probably have nightmares the rest of his life. and scars. >> he. >> the el dorado county sheriff's office says the 18 year old got separated from his older brother during the attack and called 911. luckilyl he'll be okay. >> he has undergone multiple surgeries throughout the night, however, with speaking with one of the family spokesperson,úhe informed me that thankfully, the brother is expected to make a full recovery. >> officials say the last deadly mountain 30úyears ago,t& not too far from this location. the victim was 40 year old

barbara schoener. >> she was running on one of the trails, western states runs right through that area, canyond unfortunately, she lost her life to a mountain lion attack. >> experts sayc mountain lions attacking people is raren they usually go after animals. that's what mike o'reilly's mother was worried about. she lives right near wherec the attack happened. attack. so then i called her and then she her dogs were going crazy. the horses were right, i'll come out there and help you get the animals put away. >> riley shares his condolences to loved ones of the brothers who were attacked saturday, but adds that the local wildlife can be dangerous. >> i feel bad for the kids and the familyn it's heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it.t& >> and that was orko manna reporting. fish and wildlife officials say confirmed deadly attack in

californiaúsince 2004. now some people who live in the area do have trail cameras out there on their properties, and a camera belonging to one property owner is position about half a mile happened. and video does show just how large some of the mountain lions are in that area. >> if you go daily. yeah, they make a regular routine through this male, though this in particular has been going through day and night, which is kind of odd. yoe daylight. >> those trail cameras also capture images of bears. neighbors say most at night or y early morning hours. >> car for tara passing her 2002 victories. it's a special yearl and it's down to the wire for the stanford women's basketball team as they try to advance to the sweet 16. >> we will hear from fans at tonight's game against iowa state. >> all righty. kind of an interesting weekend. things changeúit up this week a little bit clouds maybe a chance of a

shower and then some sun. i'll have all that coming after comee rescue of an injured hiker in the east bay. >> we'll take a closer look at how first responders we able ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started.

wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ basketball team needed overtime to punch that ticket to the sweet 16. ktvu lamonica peters was there for allc the action against iowa state. what a game lamonica.

>> yes, yes it was. most of the fans told me that they did not expect overtime. kiki griffin their diehard fans say they were glad they got this win. the spwomen's college basketball has become must see tv for basketball fans this season. >> in ac lot of ways, women's entertaining than men's because it's not always above the rim. >> with stanford women's basketball in the second round of this year's march madness, ncaa tournament, just be stanford and play the way they always do. people filed into maples pavilion ready to see stanford's cameron brink take on audi crooks.nd freshman standout >> yeah, well, like you said, you won't be able to go around useúyour speed and your quickness and your smarts. keep the ball moving.

>> longtime stanford fans say they're enjoying the evolution of women's college basketball and supporting stanford is now their tradition. >> we don't miss pac 12 tournament. we went to the tournament in vegas. the preseason tournament, i grew up on this watching stanford basketball since i was in elementary school. well, we love all the sports. >> for one thing, my wife works in sports medicine, so we come to all the games when we can on audi crooks, and it goes back to stanford at the patio in nearby palo alto, owner megan kokott says stanford students, alumni and fans are all in. >> win or lose. >> diehard fans,úwe have die hard fans. it's the last two days. they've all come out in full regalia and no, it's great. we've been really busy were watg that game tonight, you were able to see that stanford was they were able to contain audi crooks who had a 40 point game herself

just a couple of days ago. so they did get that win in overtime. and they are set to play their next game on friday, march 29th. not sure who they'll be on friday.ust yet, but it'll >> yeah,c mike, we'll find out tomorrow afternoon about that next opponent, but just keep it rolling for the stanford womengs basketball team. lamonica. thank you. weekend. we had a little bit of everything friday started off pretty nice and it got wet at the end of the day. saturday it was all over the map, right? we had the showers some some a little some spots, heavy rain, a lot of snow in the mountains and then yesterday or today. not too bad. pretty nice. these are the 48 hour totals or 24 hour you know, 48 hour totals. pardon me. yeah. these are the two day totals. and you can see that just a beneficial amount of rain, not enough rain to really cause problems but enough to add to the buckets and the reservoirs. here's the numbers today. the high temperaturesúmostly in the mid 60s. that's how it's going to go all week. temperatures are going to be a week thisooler. this would-

week than last week's kind of spring fever week that we had, with all the warmth and all the nice be nice, it's going to be more clouds and it's going to be milder temperatures outside. right now we do have some clouds overnight lows will stay inc the 40s, not in the 30s, but in the 40s. and the system that's coming in looks like it's going to get here. this guy up here kind of right in there. it's going to come down our way. probably around wednesday night into thursday.úso that sets us up with a for that 36 or 48 hour period. it doesn't appear to be a big, big, big, big storm. but thereúis unsettled weather that wants to stay inúthe area as that low seems to cut off and just drift around later in the week. so what i'm saying is next couple of days, fine. we get into wednesday, thursday, maybe of that low are going to hang around for a couple of days into the weekend, and that could bring us some showers into the e areal south of san jose. of the full forecast when i return. ñ> all right. we'll see you in a bit. bill thank tonight. the chp was called into

action today to rescue a stranded hiker. it happened this morning when officers received a report of an injured hiker on the mission peak trail in fremont. fremont firefighters were having a tough time reaching the woman because of the muddy conditions out there. so the chp used its h-30 helicopter to find the injured woman. officers then hoisted her into the air before taking her to an the hiker was then taken & the hospital to be. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier will host on refinery tomorrow night. this follows a number of recent flare ups and other incidents at refineries in contra costa county that have raised concerns about public safety. the town hall meeting is scheduled for v30 at john muir elementary school in martinez. sp>> realtors are predicting a comeback for condos in san francisco. condo prices are still far below pre-pandemic levels, but many realtors say the market has hit bottom and prices are starting to creep up. data from compass shows the median price for a condo in the city rose by about 5.6% from

last year, even downtown condos comeback, with tech workersial reportedly looking for a good deal. >> tattoo shops around the world took part in a fundraiser for victims of sexual abuse. pastime tattoo in san leandro was among the shops that participated in the event, today. the shop donated all the proceeds from its pre-made tattoo flash designs, which ranged from 150t& to $300 each. the annual event began in new york in 2015 and has since expanded worldwide. >> i'll do a charity event globally and local charity that deals with, youúknow, awareness with sa and these kinds of things to give back toúand help raise awareness . >> pastime tattoo donated all of today's proceeds to bay area women against rape, an providing support services to survivors inúthe community. >> still ahead, the biggest off season pickup for the la dodgers

. under investigation what superstar shohei ohtani is planning tomorrow in hopes of shedding more light on what happened. >> plus, a flight out of the ovn about the planel how long customers were left waiting before that aircraft [alarm rings] ♪ ♪ ♪ [alarm rings] ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

a long delay due to a mechanical issue. that passenger told us fo aspen was scheduled to depart at 4 p.mn on friday, but it was delayed 16 hours until the next morning due to issues with the braking system. the flight was then in the morning, the planes, eventually landed in aspen, where it then sat on the tarmac for more than an hour before passengers could de-plane in a

statement, skywest, operating a& flight 5496 was delayed due to an indicator that there could be an issue with the anti-skid system once it was determined the system was functioning normally. that flight safely operated to aspen upon arrival in aspen, the flight had to await a gate for deplaning due to ramp congestion. >> los angeles dodgers star shohei ohtani plans to speak to the media tomorrow for the first time since his former illegal gambling and theft.- fox's madeline rivera has the story. >> the l.a. times was the first report that ohtani's name had come up in a federal investigation into anúalleged illegal bookmaker in southern california. there were reportedly records of large wire transfers coming from ohtani's bank account. mizuhara told espn ohtani had helped him pay off millions of dollarsúin gambling debts, but he later backtracked that statement, saying ohtani had no idea about his gambling saying the baseball star was the

victim of massive theft. the dodgers fired mizuhara and mlb, saying on friday, our department of investigations began their formal process investigating the matter. rules prohibit players and team employees from placing wagers on baseball and with illegal bookmakers. ohtani is not accused of placing bets yet there are still questions surrounding what he may have known. >> the problem that ohtani is going to have is i don't care how much money you have. how did this guy allegedly have access to wire large sums of money? we $1 million each from the ohtanif personal bank account to the account of this alleged bookmaker. how does that happen? >> the irs tells the associated press. mizuhara and that alleged illegal bookie matthewúboyer are under a criminal investigation s field office. boyer spokesperson says her client only had contact with mizuhara and did not have

contact with ohtani in any form. in washington matter. rivera fox news today was a national day of mourning in russia following a killed at least 137 people that- inside a concert hall outside moscow. more than 150 others were injured. a steady stream of people have been placing flowers on a growing makeshift memorial outside that concert venue. four men have now been charged in the attack. u.s. officials say intelligence shows the terror attack. the russian government is trying to tie the attack to ukraine. pope francis spent time today condemning friday's attack in russia. the pope made his comments after the palm service in saint peter's square saying, quote, it was a vile attack that offends god. he then prayed for the victims and their families. >> thousands of christians celebrated palm sunday on the mount. the traditional procession comes at aúdifficult time as the region deals with the war between israel and hamas. worshipers carried palm fronds

and olive branches to mark jesus's entrance into jerusalem, days before he was betrayed and crucified. palm sunday does marn time that leads up to easter sunday. >> and i know there's a lot going on here in the holy land, jews. i'm here to pray forhet- everyone. it's my love of jesus christ. why i'm here. >> the war between now in its sh here in the us. ac group of interfaith leaders completed a prayer march of about 16 miles through atlanta, calling for an group's goal was to walk 30,000 steps, representing one step for everyone who was reportedly killed in gaza since the start of the war. a similar march was held in the east bay yesterday. >> troubling numbers for the state's economy how california's unemployment rate compares to 4s another republican house speaker is on the hot seat. >> i'm lucas tomlinson at the

white house. all have the details coming up. supervisor hits the campaign trail, as the number of candidates looking to unseat him expands and the us men's soccer team goes for a three peat in the nations league final against mexico. >> our jason appelbaum will show us how it all went down a little later in sports

it has not been a pretty pictur& for thousandsúof people looking for work right here in the golden state. >> ktvu tom vacar looks at the red numbers that are crossing some red lines. >> it appears california's employment picture has just put its toes over a red line. >> the numbersúfor february show an actual job loss. this is the

first month, in a long time, we've actually seen a drop, in the number of jobs, the drop of 3400 jobs, but is a loss of 3400 jobs worrisome? well, it's not in economy in which we have over 18 million payroll jobs, but >> and what about the unemployment rate? >> california's unemployment rate of 5.3% is well above the national above every other state now reached its highest level in the post pandemic period. >> california showed strong job growth in 2022, averaging 50,000 new jobs every month. but job now, in february 2024, it crossed the red line, the first time our unemployment rate is now the highest in the nation. the bright spot there's only one sector, one sector in our state that's really continuing to show

job growth, and that's the health care sector. though artificial intelligence and genomic medicine hold out a lot of hope for the future, we'll have to settle for a kind of flattening in our unbridle growth of jobs. for now. tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. >> former president donaldútrump pay nearly a half billionrrow to dollars in his civil fraud case in new york. if the former president does not come up with $454 million by tomorrow, the state plans to start seizing col properties. for his part, the former president has said he has no plans on giving money to a, quote, rogue and incompetent will hold a hearing in mr.dget- trump's hush money case where a new trial date may be set. >> speaker of the house mike johnson is facing new pressure from within his own republican party, as fox's lucas tomlinson reports, it comes after working with democrats to avert a government shutdown barely six

months into the job, house speaker mike johnson is already facing a challenge to hist& leadership afterc congresswoman marjorie taylor greene filed a motion to remove him following the house's passage of a $1.2 trillion spending bill that passed with a lot of help from democrats,úgreene's motion only >> itthe groundwork for a vote. further if johnson moves forward on more aid for ukraine. this is like issuing a pink slip and giving our conference and a to find a new speaker. it'sgott- unclear how much support greene has from her republican colleagues, with some accusing her of filing the motion as a publicity stunt. >> i've gotten seven emails from her already today. fundraising off of this issue. >> others want the border taken care of first. >> if you put a ukraine bill on the floor and you haven't going to be a problem. some house democrats are actually

offeringúto protect johnson if he does allow a vote on ukraine. >> if speaker johnson getting dd aid to our allies in ukraine, then you know we're all ears. >> former house speaker kevin mccarthy, left the job after facing a similar challenge that succeededn his advice to johnson stay the course to vacate. i do not think they could do it again. focus on the job you're actually do it fearlessly. just move forward. >> congress is on easter recess for the next two weeks, which meansc any potential vote on speaker johnson will have to wait at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> a member of the san francisco board of supervisors kicked off his reelection campaign today. district five representative dean preston held a rally this morning at the northeast corner of the panhandle. hundreds of supporters, as well as labor leaders and

facing competition from bilal mahmood, adam loewen and alan jones. election day is november 5th. numbers show that san francisco saw its lowest voter turnout for a primary in eight years. the san francisco department of elections certified 233,000 ballots were cast in the city. that's only 47% of san francisco voters, the lowest presidential primary turnout was in 2012, when mitt romney became the lead republican to run against barack obama. >> seton medical center in daly city is criticizing uniont& employees who plan to walk off the job this week. officials with seton say union leaders tactic over patient and community care, union employees have rejected a pay raise over three years and free medical benefits for employees and their family members. more than 400 workers are scheduled to go on strike tomorrow and tuesday. this week, the us supreme court is scheduled to

take up a pivotal case on mifepristone, a drug used for medical abortions. the medication is the most common method of abortion in the united states, and has been in use for 24 years. a conservative group is challenging the fda's approval of the drug, and the decision to expand access by allowing it to be delivered by mail. the ruling by the high court could affect access to abortion. oral arguments are scheduled for tuesday. >> a break in court on camera in the east bay with a burglar is accused of doing inside a home, are now using to try to catchs the intruder. >> and we're working our way into a new workweek. we'll talk theregs goingúto be a little bil see you back here and a possible measles outbreak right here in the bay area. >> when and where r idents may have been

being felt here in the united states. officials say the number of 2024 cases in america is already higher than what was recorded all of last year. it's mostly affecting children 12 months and older who are unvaccinated, but doctors advise getting the shot to help keep youúand your kids public health officials are warning people who went to the sons of liberty alehouse in downtown san leandro recently. the health department says customers may have been exposed to measles, ktvu allie rasmus has more on where and exactly when customersc may have been at risk. >> if you dined, worked or even restaurant between 4 and 7 in the evening, saturday, march 9th, alameda county public health officials say you may have been exposed to someone with measles, a highly contagious airborne virus. >> it's extremely dangerous, which is why it's a mandatory

vaccination in as a requisite to go into daycares and schools and things like that, so we take it very seriously and it can be fatal. >> most people in the u.s. are vaccinated against measles, but babies can't get the vaccine until they're about a year old. so being exposed to this is particularly dangerous for families with infants. alameda county public health officials want to hear from you. if you were exposed and fall in one of the following categories. you're the parent of an infant 11 months or younger. you're unsure of your measles vaccination or haven't been vaccinated. you're pregnant. a health care worker ñ> if you're vaccinated, you're safe, but the concern is wet& don't know who isn't vaccinated or not. it's becoming so alarming because we didn't think we had to worry about this anymore. i'm concerned that it could suggest that people are startingc to be wary of vaccination, given our recent pandemic. >> the centers for disease control says there have been 58 cases of measles reported nationwide so far this year. that's more than the number of cases in all of 2023. >> measles

now that they're still have to y careful because i've been alive, we've gotten vaccinations since we were children. >> but there seems to be a fear now. so i amúa little worried that people don't get vaccinated. so we'll have more, outbreaks. >> just this week, the american medical association warned that spthe rate of kindergartners vaccinated against measles nationwide has dropped since 2019. alameda county health officials say if exposed in unvaccinated, you should be on the lookout a rash. you can start feeling sick anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks after exposure. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news well, tuberculosis cases are on the rise in california, and health officials in one northern county say they are seeing a sharp increase. >> the california department of public health issued an advisory saying tb cases in our state rose 15% last year in san joaquin county, tb cases rose 55% in the same time period. the numbers come as the world marks tuberculosis day. it is a day t&

raise awareness about the highly contagious disease. health experts say they think the rise reflects a return to normalcy following the covid pandemic. >> the outpouring of support continues for kate middleton, the princess of wales. the news that she is battling cancer, spquieting rumors about her whereabouts but saddening the british people, the king is holding an easter service next weekend with a reduced royal turnout at saint george's chapel in windsor. kate prince william and their children will not be in attendance. reports say she will be their family during the holiday. sp>> best wishes and hopefully she's well again soon. i mean, obviously she's got three young children there, hasn't she? and, that's got to come first. and her health, those things have got toúcome first rather than the country. spokesman says the prince and princess of wales say they are enormously touched by all the kind messages, and thatúthey were very grateful that the public understood their request for privacy. >> an event inspired by one of the most beloved niners is

returning this spring. thursday, may 16th. san jose's california theater is hosting the fourth annual dwight clark legacy series. organizers say it will be a night of entertaining conversations with current and former 49ers who will inspire, inform and leave fans on the edge of their seats. the highlight of the night will be the clark award, which is given to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight spirit of teamwork. dwight clark died in 2018 of als. tickets for the event are on sale now and cost $87. >> one of my is to make someone. that gives me great. >> she has been volunteering since theú1940s. after the break, meet an 88 year old senior who was teaching east bay youngsters the power of reading. >> and i want to show you a live look outsiden coming up after the break, our chief meteorologist, bill martin, will have the complete bay area

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contact your volvo retailer to learn more. cessful education. students who read 20 minutes every day have been shown to reduce stress, build vocabulary, and focus really better in class. >> and one east bay woman is making sure that tradition is carried on. ktvu frank mallicoat has the story of miss gigi, a woman who began volunteering about 70 years ago and isn't stopping anytime soon. >> it's another busy morning for spwalnut creek's barbara procto. with book bag in hand. it's showtime for mrs. navarre's second graders at pleasanton's valley view elementary. >> i brought you great books today. this is one of my favorite books. it's called clever jack takes a c-a a k e k

at age 88, barbara, better known as gigi, is about to accomplish the impossible. >> get 19 eight year olds to sit laser focus for 45 minutes by simply reading a book. >> i will make her something, he said. i will make her a cake. i love reading to theúchildren. they kind of stroke my ego and they make me feel so good and so wanted and so appreciatedn and jack said, get back, get back. >> she makes books come alive and so for children, that makes a huge difference. and that makes them want to be better spreaders. >> hello cow, said duck. >> moo, saidúthe cow. >> it's what is the foundation of being able to read and being excited about learning and learners under a spell, thelong- entire wyre forest was very

quiet, making learning fun is in gigi's dna. >> the former school teacher has been volunteering for 70 plus years, a trait she got from her 106 year old late mother.úher three children, eight grand and soon to be three great grandkids. and don't forget her 100 year old boyfriend, ernie. >> look at the expression on all the animals faces. >> three days a week she reads to grade school students and wednesday, volunteers at walnut creek's trinity homeless clothing store, all with one thing in mind. >> one of my greatest joys in life is to make someone smile. that gives me great pleasure, great pleasure?údid you like that? yes >> mission accomplished. >> today's our big day. >> and if you need further proof, here's gigi at recess. a reading rock star that's just makeúyou feel.

>> oh, i love the hugs. you know that, right? yeah. you know. >> do you guys love gigi? yeah >> she brings really fun stories, and she turns a frown upside down. >> she turns her frown upside down. she makes you smile? if you could sum up miss gigi in a word, what would it be? brilliant. really >> she's like a superhero. >> a superhero? yeah. >> what is her superpower? >> that she can make kids super happy. >> so that's awesome. >> and that's superhero has been lavished with cards. too many to count, even a homemade book. local papers have taken notice and numerous awards. and it's. o teaches respect, humility, and kindness. she always leaves the kids with a lesson. >> well, i've learned that if someone tells you something bad, you don't just ignore itn >> if you put on a mean face,

what would you have told that guard? remember? what would youc have said to the guard that bare valley view royal treatment. >> oh thank you. >> and a two student escort back to her car. no this dynamo. she is, after all, their gigi. so say it again. what's gigi stand for? frank mallicoat ktvu fox two news, she's doing amazing work there. keep going gigi. all right, well, the 28th sonoma international film festival wrapped up today by setting an attendance record for the second straight year that five day event featured 107 films from more than 25 countries. official attendance numbers aren't available yet, but organizers believe that ticket sales were up by 10% from the previous

year. the festival handed out actor beau bridges, who received a lifetime achievement award. kevin goose, about a parisian tradition dating back to the early 1900s, is making a comeback ahead of the paris olympics this summer. about 200 waiters and waitresses walked briskly, briskly through the streets of paris, carrying trays with a croissant and coffee. the course de cafes, which translates to cafe race, was started in 1914. the prize, a medal, a night stay in a fancy being the fastest server in town . >>úso julie, mike and myself have all worked in restaurants and i'm watching those guys racing with those trays, and there were guys carrying them like this, like i'd never i would carry. i would do the underhand carry or maybe with two hands on it. >> i don't know if i don't know if they could use. >> but the guy doing this, i just i would never go over him

>> i went overhand, even if you were in a race in a race? >> yeah, in a race, because it even more like kind of more challenging. yeah. more impressive thatúyou're carrying it over. >> i like a challenge. yeah. right >> okay. all right. i just i just noticed long range forecast calls for some wet weather coming our way, not of the week, but i'll show you what it looks like on the longúrange model. so here we go. you can kind of clouds, a few clouds here here s dealc on thursday afternoon or wednesday afternoon. pardon me into thursday morning. and you see where the low is here. watch what it that hangs on into the weekend. that's sort of it's almost a cut off low. it's not quite. which means it's going to bec kind of unpredictable. so this is why the weekend looks like it's in jeopardy now. that could change easily. i hope that made sense. so i just wanted you to show we're going toúget wet on wednesday night into thursday. it's quarter inch, half inch. but this deal on the weekend that we're calling for a chance of showers looks like it has the potential to go either

way. so don't don't feel bad when you see the five day forecast and think, oh, it's spgoing to be horrible weekend.t could be a beautiful weekend if that low, retrogrades or moves a little further west, which would take nothing like a couple of degrees west would clear itúout of our area on the weekend. so hope you had a nice weekend. the weather was pretty nice was was winter and then sunday. today was nice. these are the current temperatures going everybody's e they were last night at this time. overnight lows with the cloud cover above freezing i don't even think we'll see frost maybe in guerneville or somewhere you'll find some frost. here's the forecast model for tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. so that looks right. tuesday morning tuesday afternoon looks good. and then here comes wednesday morning. but here's this is wednesday night. i don't know if i get that far and yeah. and then this will be wednesday evening. those showers come through and then this low drops down. and that's when we get into the later part

of the week where we're the models are going toc be all over the map. and what's going to happen with that. so again, just stay tuned and get closer to it forecast being accurate for the bay area weekend. in the meantime, the a few clouds, ther evening showers and a chance on thursday, and then that's low. stays pretty close, so there's a chance of a scattered shower. both friday, saturday and even sunday. but i think that could all just come right out of the forecast byc tomorrow's forecast runs. we'll have a look at it then. >> all right bill thank you stanford. now off to the sweet 16. after an overtime thriller jason applebaum with that story sports coming up next. >> then on the 11:00 news marking a decade since the deadliest mudslide in us history, how one washington community is honoring dozens of people lost in that disaster

to that final playoff spot. a young stephen curry fan int& minneapolis. as the warriors opened up a five game road trip against the timberwolves tonight. this was a close game the whole way. chris paul from beyond half court. perfect alley oop to jonathan kuminga for the slam that was one of paul's six assists. kuminga finished with 14 points t wolves up five mid fourth. anthony edwards for three. he's got it. he had 23 points. but steve kerr has got a guy named stephen curry. and curry is going to go coast to coast for theúlayup. to cut it to one with 15 seconds to go. curry a game high 31 the t wolves. they hit a couple of free throws. so warriors now down three. klay thompson a chance to tie it. no minnesota

grabs the rebound. and that's it. the warriors lose their second straight third in the last four games 114 to 110. and they're now in 10th place two and a half back of the lakers. and just a half game up on the houston rockets for that final playoff spot okay stanford and iowa state they put on a show ss ncaa tournament, with the berth in the sweet 16 on the line all american cameron brink. she fouls out with a little over two minutes to go, and the cardinal down by one. this is her final game at maples as she heads to the wnba next year, so college r is over. but no game goes to overtime. kiki irie often wast& awesome for stanford working inside. plus the foul. she had a career high 41 points to go along with 16 rebounds. tara vanderveer's fired upú31 seconds to go. addie brownúfrom the top

of the key for three cyclones, retake the lead, but the cardinal would not be denied down one when brooke dimitri. she had a couple of huge threes in overtime. she comes up big second seeded stanford. they take it 8781 and will face the winner of tennessee and nc state next. how about the cal women. that's the saint joseph's hawk okay not sure her or not. but wo the finalúseconds of cal's match up with saint joseph's women's e buzzer. that would have won it for cal, but instead,úno, it's n to advance to the quarterfinals. andúcal season is over with a record of 19 and 15. santa the . now on the men's side, the sweet 16 is set. no major upsets today, but number one seed houston sure got a scare tonight

. this fan in memphis shows you how fans take it pretty seriously. he's all kinds of fired up. ninth seeded texas a&m, down 31. two seconds left in regulation. anderson garcia launches the three at the buzzer and that is good. ties it up at 86. sends it to overtime. aggies close it down on a 17 five run. but houston regains his composure. their star player takes over. that's jamal.úshed will jump. hop in the lane. 30s to go. the cougars number one seed cougars. they survive 195 and will face duke on friday. meantime we've got soccer for you usa taking on mecca co and the concacaf nations league final. arlington, texas tyler adams wow, first start in a year and a half and he makes it count. look at that laser in the 45th minute. just a rocket of a goal one nothing usa. and the insurance goal comes about 17 minutes later. follow the bouncing ball mexico can't clear it. and gio reynaak