read a santa clara county community distraught by what they saw. >> what we know about a man shot and killed by police in the middle of a mobile home park. >> it really is unfortunate that, like, it has to close. i was like, oakland got to do better. >> it's a shame . >> the end of an era for oakland's in and out burger. the restaurant was forced to shut down for good due to an increase in crime. we caught up with longtime customers who ordered their last order from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is

mornings on twon joining us here. on mornings on two monday morning, march 25th, i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here with our forecast. any more rain in sight. >> yes. this wednesday evening wednesday night and again friday maybe saturday. okay. back to you pam. all right. we do have some breaks in the clouds. it's a cool breeze, though. boy, was it ever yesterday. wind but 40s on. the temps are low 50s, partly cloudy, mostly cloudy. you can see some cloud cover northwest. i if there's anything it would be a sprinkle or very light rain, but it's going to give us a lot of cloud cover. so a mix of sun and a lot of high and mid-level clouds, 60s below average on the temps, never below average, always above. boy cones anywhere. yeah >> you know, sometimes on sunday nights they don't do that, which is good. and right now we're off to a nice start on the commute. steve. right now traffic looks spvery good at the bay bridge tl

plaza. it also looks very good on bay area bridges. on the sano bridge, it looks good. if you're driving on interstate 880. in between, we're off to a nice start. so i don't think it's going to stay this way for too long. but if you're getting up early, you're getting a nice commute at 401. let's go back to thec you. >> sal, a deadly police shooting is. officers say a young man with a knifeúrefused their orders to drop the weapon. they say he then moved toward them, prompting the officers to open fire. ktvu zac sos saw what hap. >> heartbreaking. i had never seen something like that. >>úa woman who asked not to appear on camera, still shaken after watching sunnyvale police shoot and kill a steps from here 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 sphappened. we saw the gentleman walkingúdown the street with the knife in his hand. he wasn't screaming or bothering anyone. >> police say they were called to the drive around 530 in the evening. officer quickly said drop the knife, don't move forward. but despite those repeated commands, police say he instead advanced towards one of& heard the two gunshots go off. measures on the man before he was rushed to a nearby hospital >> i was walking towards this road right here and saw all the police activity here. >> the neighbor only recently learning what happened. >> i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not in this neighborhood and not in this community here. the sunnyvale a statement on sunday, saying in part, quote, experiencing a violent attack and being forced to use a the most dreaded encoun

officer can experience in our profession in fearúfor their life and having no other option, an officer was forced to fire his handgun at the knife wielding man in order to stop his attack. >ñ i understand maybe they thought their life was in danger, but they could have done something else and not taken his life. >> and we're still waiting to learn the identity of the victim. expected to be released by the county medical examiner's police involved shootings, ant- investigation now underway in part by the county da's office in. ktvu fox two news. >> thank you, zach, for updates on this deadly shooting involving police. please go to our website, ktvu.com, then another robberyúat a gas station in oakland, in an area that has become known for crime. the oakland police department tells us someone smashed a window of a car at the 76 station on hegenberger road while the driver was pumping gas, the person tried to grab items from inside driver

was able to wrestle them back before the suspect ran away. just blocks from that gas station, oakland's only in and out is now closed for good. the car break-ins, for the closure. the burger chain had never closed one of its restaurants in its w5 year history. ktvu bailey o'carroll talked with disappointed customers. >> there's no burgers like in and out. >> this is the go to spot. >> i was actually born inúmexico and like one of our first meals here was like and out. >> burger has called this spot on oakport street in oakland home since 2005. now, almost two chain will close its doors fore- good. this marks the first time the chain has ever closed one of their restaurants in theirú75 >> it really is unfortunate that, like, it has to close and there really isn't much that they could do about it. but like, you know, a lot of people want to eat in and out, in and out, says the closure comes on the heels

break-ins property damage, theft and robberies affecting both customers and employees. >> i was like, oakland, got to 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. >> thoughújust days ago, oakland mayor xiang tao said that crime in the hegenberger corridor war that in 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, butúknow it won't bring in-n-out back. >> we grew up eating inmn-out, so like you know, just seeing it close out and it's like kind of spsad. >> one in isaiah have been coming to this in-n-out since spthey were kids. >> it was like about seven when i first tried it in and out and ever since then it was like my favorite, well, fast food be thl time they walk into this location, nearly everybody we spoke to smiled as they recited their go to orders. >> my is a double double with grilled onions and probably animal fries. >> now, if 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 signs outside here. you just have to travel about five miles in either direction of this oakland location in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. bailey investigators are calling ac grass fire in a historic area of brisbane an act of arson north county fire authority responded to an emergency call at 740 last night about a fire at the center court complex of the old southern pacific railroad roadhouse along industrial way. the fire only burned a quarter acre, but crews remained on sceneúfor more than two hours. anyone with information about the fire is asked to call north county fire now, even though it's in the same general area. authorities say last night's fire is not related to saturday's large warehouse fire that started at a 20,000 square foot building previously occupied by lazare fuel company. now this is video from citizen app. fire crews say the cause is

under investigation, but they have not revealed why they don't think the two fires are connected. and in sonoma county, two people were taken to the hospital afterúa fire at a home in calistoga, napa county and calistoga. firefighters say they place and fuller drive justurban before 6:00c saturday morning. once on scene, they helped two people and a dog escaped from the home. the cause of that fire is still under investigation, san jose police have confirmed. department will become head of the agency at the end of this month. paul joseph will take over on an interim basis for outgoing chief anthony motta. joseph has been with san jose police for 30 years and has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. he natia law degree from uc college of the law, san francisco. the warriors will play at the heat in miami tomorrow. last night, the warriors opened up a five

game road trip against the minnesota timberwolves. steph curry scored a game high. one of his fans, steph, scored 31 points but rested for a long stretch in the second half. the t wolves took advantage with curry on the bench. they pointers, beat the warriors 114 to 110. it is the warriors second straight loss and third in the four games. the warriors are still in 10th place, but they are now just one game ahead of the houston rockets for the final play in spotn today's the start of the two game bay bridge series between the giants and the a's game two will be tomorrow evening at oracle parkt their rosters before starting the regular season on thursdayn giants lost last night by their minor league team, the sacramento river cats, 8 to 1, in an exhibition in front of a sellout crowd at sacramento's. y celebration known as union

square in san francisco. the event commemorates the floral legacy of union square and encourages people to visit, the city says. for many years, flowers, particularly daffodils, were handed out to visitors aroundc union square. macy's previously hosted its annual flower show, established in 1964. several flower stands brightened up the district. union square will host bloom really pretty when they do that, and i think pretty weather, but i think we also have some rain. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> well, we'll get a little break, pam, a little break until wednesday, then rain returns. spand again it looks like friday saturday. but today a lot of cloud cover probably though a little bit more of a break today, but some kind of cool chilly i mean one for the cloud cover. we'd be a lot cooler than that, but there's just plenty coming across here. is it going to fill in on the it. i know you can. i saw you, i saw,

and maybe not. trust me. there's a lot of cloud cover out there. high on the temps to 50s on the temps up in the mountains. you're going up there, that's good. and some. but we, you know, are there it is. you can see the cloud cover& coming across. so get ready. a lot of cloud cover next two days but kind of a break. and then here it sweeps through on wednesday night thursday and again friday into saturday with more sierra snow. so a brief break from the rain for about 48 hours. partly cloudy, chilly, cold out of highúclouds. cool and breezy. temperatures well below average here. 50s and 60s. we should be closer to 70 for a few. that's not happening. more of the same tomorrow. then we bring rain in. looks like wednesday afternoon into early thursday. and again friday. saturday. pam. sp>> all right. thank you steve. two separate cases against donald trump. they play out in court today coming up what thet& new york attorney general is vowing to do if trump process og nearly half $1 billion fraud judgment against him, plus, i

felt bad for theúkids and the family. >> it's heartbreaking. but, i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious. >> mountain lion euthanized after a deadly attack. what fish and wildlife officials just revealed about the big catúand everyone's hyped that wendy's made the official hamburger of march madness a buck. ♪ sandstorm by darude ♪ yeahhh! wooooo! but tyler and toby are on another level. - get it for a buck. - get it for a buck. (both) dave's single, dave's single get hyped with fresh, never frozen beef on wendy's dave's single for a buck. only in thapp.

sandra: sometimes i just cannot believe all the storms we've gone through here. grandma: i can only hope that we'll be able to leave this house to you one day, baby...you're our legacy. nichelle: planning for these disasters will make sure we're safe and is the best way to protect that legacy. the san francisco board of supervisors has kicked off his reelection campaign. district five representative dean preston held the northeast corner of the panhandle. hundreds of supporters, labor leaders and elected officials were there. preston is facing competition from bilal mahmood, adam loewen and alan jones. election day is november 5th. numbers show less

than half of san francisco voters cast a ballot in the super tuesday primary election in the san francisco department of elections, certified friday. that about 233,000 ballots were cast in the city. that's only 47% of san francisco registered voters. the previous lowest presidential primary turnout was in 2012. mitt romney took on barack obama for 14. is the time back over to steve paulson for our monday morning forecast. how's it look >> about theúsame as three minutes ago, pamela. not much has changed here. does have a lot of cloud cover coming in from the northwest, but really it's just more show than go. and that's whatúwe're looking for today is a lot of high clouds. l breezy pattern.úi have to fix this graphic. i give up 40súon the temps here to 50úon the temps. probably not changing because we have too much cloud cover. we get a break today and tomorrow and then it does look like rain return wednesday wednesday night, thursday morning and again friday. saturday. what? already? yeah that's the way it looks. so a brief break from the rain.

partly cloudyl a lot of clouds. cool and breezy from the northwest. highs are below average here. 5060s. that's it pam. >> all right thank you steve a search for the people in oaklans underway. we'll tell you what investigators say. could have sparked that gunfire. and oakland ended a year long vacancy for the city's police chief. what we know about the mayor's pick as she gets ready to introdu h

billion in a civil fraud case in new york. if he with the $454 million by today, the state plans to start seizing assets. now that might include one of his estates or commercial properties. the former president has said he has no plans to tode hush money case where a newp'st- trial date may be set. well, donald trump is back in newúyork

city today where a new trial might be set. in that hush money case. however it's not the only legal issue coming to the boiling point. madeleine rivera joining us now from washington. good morning. >> good morning pam. that's right. it's aúbig day for the former president. he has to post a nearly half billion dollar bond today or risk drain bank accounts and seized assets. donald trump returns to a new york city courtroom today for a hearing to further delay a criminal trial related to his hush money payments case, after it was postponed duec to a last minute evidence dump. his attorneys asking the judge to delay the case till summer or throw it out altogether. it comes as trump tries to avoid a financial crisis related to a $454 million judgment in his civil fraud case. that the president feels some desperation right now if he doesn't post bond by today. >> new york attorney general letitia james could start seizing his assets unless he is granted a stay until his appeals are exhausted. in a filing last

week, trump's legal team says he does not have enough cash to make the payment and could not get a loan, despite asking 30 different lenders. his son eric alleges this entire case comes down to politics. >> no one's ever seen a bond this size. every single person when i came to them saying, hey, can i get a half billion dollar bond? maria they were laughing. >> despite the legal battles, recent polls show trump in a biden. though biden's team says the real test will come in november, the jury that matters the most is the american people. >> on election day, the legal matters have to take their own course. >> there could be aúnew cash flow on the horizon for the former president. his social media companyúhas been approved to go public, and trump's stake could net him $3 billion or more.úbut a lockup agreement prevents him from selling those shares for the next six months. pam lynn. >> well, the chp is checking to see the chp is reporting that a stolen plastic green child

safety figure could be the key to an unsolved homicide. 20 year old diamond cisco and her boyfriend were driving from fremont to hollister in january neighborhood street and were chased down by a black car on interstate 880 near dixon landing road. the driver had a gun, took the boyfriend's car keys and the safety figure, and drove off while stranded along the highway, cisco was another r family holds the driver of the black car responsible for her tr boyfriend may have wanted the safety figure to be used in sideshows, but they don't spunderstand why anyone would chase after them for something that costs about $30. oaklandc shooting atúa gas station. one woman was killed. it happened early saturday morning at the kwik save gas station on east 12th street. that location has e

victim's name has not been released. no word on any arrests . oakland now investigating a shooting that injured three people sunday morning. that happened at a homeless camp on 47th avenue near east 12th streetn police say the three people were taken to the and the shooter had been victims arguing, but did not say if any arrests had information on the c should call oakland police. introduce the new police chief to the public this week. mayor qingtao announced friday that she picked floyd mitchell. he is theúformer chief of police in lubbock, texas. mitchell will take over a department that has spent expected to start in late april or early may. now mitchell brings more than 25 years of law enforcement experience to the city. that includes a four year run as police chief in lubbock, texas, from 2019 until september 2023. however, he resigned from that

position after the department was criticized for an increasing number of unanswered 911 calls. in a past interview with local news, mitchell defendedúcutting dispatchers despite a report that found 30,000 911úcalls were abandoned. >ñ when we look at how the dispatch unit is ran, cutting it from 9 to 7 based no difference in regards to how the system would work. >> mitchell is stepping into a demanding position as oakland deals with its own 911 dispatch issues. in addition to lubbock, mitchell was also a police officer , and he is an air force veteran. we're learning some new information about a deadly mountain lion attack in el dorado county. the california department of fish andúwildlife confirmed that the mountain lion was euthanized on saturday, and it was the same animal involvedl killed a 21 year old man and

severely injured his 18 year old brother while they were out antler hunting yesterday. they reporter orko 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 21 year old man and seriously hurt his 18 year old brother saturday. officials say they >> there were two brothers, you have a good time in the woods.to and what a tragic ending. >> georgetown resident dana scott vickery tells me. it's horrible, something so violent happened to two people so young. >> i feel sorry for the family and the brothers.úthe one guy lost his brother and you know, he'll probably have nightmares the rest of his life and scars. >> he did suffer traumatic injuries. >> the el doradoúcounty sheriff's office says the 18 year old got separated during tk

and called 911. luckily he'll be >> he has undergone multiple surgeries throughout the night, however, with speaking with one of the family spokespersons, he informed me that thankfully, the brother is expected to make a full recovery. >> officials say mountain lion attack in the county happened 30 years ago, not too far from this location. the victim was 40 year old barbara o'connor. >> she was running on one of the trails, western states runs right through that area, through unfortunately, she lost her life >> experts say mountain lions attacking people is rare. they usually go after animals. that's what mike o'reilly's mother was near where the attack happened. >> i heard it was mountain lion attack. so then i called her and crazy. the horses were freaking out. so then i was like, allt&

help you get the animals put away. >> riley says condolences to lovedúones of the brothers who were attacked saturday, but adds that the local wildlife can be dangerous. >> i feel bad for the kids and the family. it's heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods upúhere where you got to be cautious for it. >> that was orko wildlife repors was the first confirmed deadly attack in california people whoe area have trail cameras on their properties. a camera belonging to one property owner is positioned about a half a mile from where that weekend attack happened. video shows just how large some of those mountain lions are in the area. >> if you go out and sit by yourself, yougll see them daily. yeah, they make a regulart& routine throughúthis male, though been going through day and night, which is kind of odd. you usually don't see them in the

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stanford's success in the ncaa tournament. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this >> good morning. thank you for joining us here onúmornings on two i'm pam cook. dave clark will be here shortly steve paulson is here with our forecast. how's it we get a litk here pam, a little bit ofúa break until the next rain arrives. it's cool out. cool breezy. won't be as windy as yesterday, thank goodness, but 40s and 50s on the temps. a lot of high clouds continue to stream down from the northwest. if there's any rain, it will beúbrief and light, but i think it's kind of just more show than go. but temperatures staying below average here with low 60s. all right. sal's here to tell there. >> i hope you're right, steve. it is quiet out there. and we'd like it there's a little slowing on 580 coming into the altamont pass, and on 205 coming out of tracy. that's kind of normal for this time of the morning. the rest of the commute looks good. thisúis a look at the bay bridge. it's dry

and right now traffic is. so it's 430. let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal russian state news is reporting massacreúhave pled guilty. the n court. now, one suspect was in a wheelchair. another had a bandage covering a black eye. if convicted on all charges, including terrorism, they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. the kremlin has also arrested several other people and is investigating if more were involved in friday's attack. the terror group isis is claiming responsibility. 137 attack, many others are injured. israel and hamas could soon swap hostages and after agreeing to a us prisoner exchange proposal. it includes 40 israeli hostages and about 700 palestinian prisoners, among them are 100 palestinians

serving life sentences for killing israeli nationals. hundreds of people in the east bay walked more than 20 miles to advocate for a ceasefire in gazs from various faith communities marched from berkeley to alameda. the 22 mile journey represented the distance that those fleeing gaza must travel to reach the rafah crossing. it was part of a broader solidarity movement of pilgrimage that took place in more than 140 cities around the world. there are conflicting views about. the effectiveness of a state bill to protect young children from overdoseúdeaths. legislation by south bay state senator dave cortese would require the health department to monitor fentanyl related deaths among newborns and toddlers, and provide guidance. now, the measure is inspired by the case of three month old phoenix castro, who ot may. social workers objected to returning phoenix to her father, who was known to have a

substance abuse problem, a child abuse expert tells the bay area news group. the case involved, quotel dysfunctional santa clara county policies and practices, not faulty state guidance, say police in san francisco say a driver crashed into a bus shelter, injuring a pedestrian. it happened at the intersection of presidio boulevard just before 5:0púsaturday night. now the pedestrian was taken to the hospital, said to be with non-life threatening injuries. the male driver was cited for multiple moving vehicle violations. the crash comes just about a week after a 78 year old woman crashed her suv into a bus shelter in west portal and killed a family of four. well, today, east bay congressman mark desaulnierúwill host a town hall meeting on refinery safety. it follows a number of recent flare ups and other incidents at sprefineries in contra costa county that have raised concerns about public safety. the town hall meeting is scheduled for 630 at john muir school in martinez employee at n

oakland says she was attacked. obtained video of the woman woody's laundromat on park at boulevard near fifth avenue. now, police sayúthe two people were missing some of their personal items and asked the victim she was attacked when she refused. one person seen in the video was cited and released. a united express passenger at sfo says he experienced a lengthy delay due to a mechanical issue. the passenger told us 5496 fromn was scheduled to depart at 4 p.m. on friday, but was delayed 16 hours until to issues with tg system. the flight was delayed anúadditional two hours in the morning. the plane eventually landed in aspen, where it then sat on the tarmac for more than an hour before passengers could deplane. nowl in a statement,

express, said, quote, skywest flight 5496úwas delayed due to an indication that there could be an issue with the anti-skid system once it was determined the system was functioning operated to aspen. upon arrival in aspen, the flight had to await a gate for deplaning due to ramp congestion in california and the recently has not been a very pretty picture for thousands of people looking for work. 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 numbers for 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 it's the trend. >> and what about the unemployment rate? >> california's unemployment rate of 5.3% is well above the national rate, which is 3.9. and above every other state now reached its highest level. in the post pandemic period, california showed strong averag0 new jobs every month. ñ> but job growth began slowing in 2023. 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 spintelligence and genomic medicine hold out a lot of hope for the future, we'll have to settle for a kind of flattening in our unbridled growth of jobs.

two news. >> all right. thank you, tom. well the ongoing home insurance crisis in california is putting more pressure on the plan of last resort. now, the california fair plan is warning that it could run out of money as more people turn to the state chartered insurer. the president of the plan recently told lawmakers that it is facing the same issues of and natural disastersnúbut other companies face those costs have drivent& many insurance companies to leave california. people living in richmond protested the opening of the pickleball facility at craneway pavilion this past weekend. critics say pickleball is an improper use of the public space, and installation is moving forward without the city earlier this month. richmond city council will present a report to the public about the new pickleball facility during their meeting tomorrow. the stanford women's basketball team is moving on the sweet 16, the last

maplesc pavilion over iowa stat. ktvu lamonica peters caught up with fans enjoying the ncaa tournament >> kiki, i was so scared that they might lose. >> my heart was beating years of my life waiting on this game to finishn >> but. but it looks like we're moving on. we're playing next week. so, shout out to the girls, man. keep going. >> womengs college basketball has become must see tv for basketball fans this season. >> in a lot of ways, women's basketball is a lot more 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 ncaaútournament may just be stanford and play the way they always do. people filed into maples pavilion, ready to see stanford's ceron brink take on

iowa state and freshman standout audi crooks. >> yeah, well, like you said, you won't be able to go around her, but i think you just got to use your speed and your quickness and your smarts. keep the ball moving. >> longtime stanford fansúsay they're enjoying the evolution of women's college basketball, their tradition.tanford is nowt- ñ> weúdon't miss pac 12 tournament in vegas. thehe preseasonc tournament, i grew up on this campus. my dad went here, so i've been watching stanford basketball since i was in elementary school on audi crooks. >> and to stanford at the patio in nearby palo alto. >> owner megan kokott says stanfordústudents, alumni and fans areúall in win or lose, diehard fans, we 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. >> i'm so excited. like obviously last year we didn't make it in round

like this year we had a solid freshman class, so itgs really exciting to see those young girls, like, turn their potential into reality and just crush it on the court again. >> fans will get to see stanford women'sc basketball head to the third round. the sweet 16, on friday, march 29th. now we're not sure who they'll be playing, butúthey will be playing on friday. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, thank you. lamonica pretty exciting. let's check in with steve paulson again. when are you seeing rain again this week wednesday evening.t& >> okay. wednesday afternoon. evening into thursday and again friday. saturday did a three day total here. it looks like bonnie doon was the winner. just over two inches of rain mountains. o. not just above piedmont. there 1.90 castro valley, almost an inch and a half and mission pea& in fremont, an inch and 15/100. lots of clouds, but it looks dry today and tomorrow. next rain will be wednesday, probably in the afternoon evening, overnight into early thursday. we get a coming down from the northwest, so i don't think there'll be precipitation it'd be really

light, but boy, that system that came by for us over the weekend dove into southern california, gave them thunderstorms, also into now it's kicking out into the four corners. that'll be a big weather maker across the country. there's your next system with a lot of clouds and eventually rain as we get towards wednesday 40s 50s on the temps here. so we get a wongt be sunny, that's for sure. next system starts on wednesday, sweeps through into thursday, and here we go. friday looks like into saturday for more rain for us and sierra snow.úso partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. a lot of high clouds. northwest flow so cool. breezy. not as windy as yesterday. 5060 on the temp span. >> all right thank you steve. the push to give cash directly to renters. we have details of proposed. and whether or not californiac will be included. ad making the basketball court an inclusive space. the event hosted by the warriors th helps kids with special eds

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theúworks to give cash directly to renters. now the goal is to help more people find housing and prevent landlords from discriminating against renters who receive financial aid. the idea of giving guaranteed income to people in need has gained traction in california. governo5 million to fund a handful of programs that help people become more financially stable. real estate agents predict comeback for condos in san francisco. condo prices are still far below pre-pandemic levels, but many agents say the market has hit bottom and prices are starting to creep up. data fromúcompass shows the median price for a condo in the city rose by about 5.6% from last year. even downtown condos are positioned for a potential comeback, with tech looking for a good deal. the state has signed off on sunnyvale's plan to build more housing. the city

says it plans to new units by 2031. the new state law requires cities make plans to build more homes and apartments. at least 32 bay area cities, or about one third of ny area, are still not in compliance with the state housing law. about half of those cities are on the peninsula or in the south south bay, new data shows. elon musk's x platform has struggled to attract and keep users since the since he purchased the social media company. data from sensor tower, a market intelligence firm, shows the us user base has been down or flat every month since the november 2022 purchase. last month, xúhad 27 million active daily users on the app in the us. that's down 18% from the previous year. well, it could be a historic week in hollywood. openai is scheduled to meet with studios, talent agents and media executives to show off its at

video generated by to video gent could revolutionize entertainment. sora will be released to the public later this year. the mega millions jackpot has climbed to $1 billion for the next drawing tomorrow night. no one picked allúthe winning numbers for the big prize this weekend, so the jackpot has now soared to $1.1 billion. this marks the first time in seven months that the grand prize topped 1 billion. it's only the sixth time in six millionsújackpot hit that billion dollar threshold. los si ohtani will address the media today about the illegal gambling scandal involving his former interpreter. now ohtani's camp first said he transferred funds to cover his former interpreters debts, but later announced that there was massive theft. los angeles news outlets report about $4.5 million were wired spfrom ohtani's accounts to orae and orange county bookmaker to settle gambling losses.

>> 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 know of at least two wires, half $1 million each from the ohtani account of this allegedo the bookmaker. how does that happen? >> the irs says it is investigating both ohtani's former interpreter and the bookmaker. major league baseball says it is investigating its investigations. department is also looking into the matter. the united states men's national team won its third straight night league title. they beat mexico two nil in texas last night. the victory marked the first time they've ever recorded a three peat in an official tournament. have a couple of months off before hosting the copa america tournament this summer. well, this weekend the warriors hosted play where the pros play a basketball clinic for children. the event to 15 yo

participate in the bay area's e! hoops program. the kids and their coaches said it was fun playing in the same facility as their favorite professional basketball players. >> it's awesome to know you know who's played on that court, to know the greatness out there and to know that, you know, we're contributing to that job. oh we gotta go. >> e hoops was founded in 2000 as an inclusive sports program aimed at empowering all kids. all right. back over to steve paulson for the forecast, where are you starting with we'll take a look at from the friday to sunday. >> mount tamalpais and oakland were both close to an inch in 19 good rain inch and 11 100n sant& jose for once actually had good rain as well. 1.09 moraga. that's at saintúmary's college, 1.05 santa rosa, just shy of an inch. that was in town not the airport and livermore in danville, 89 and 88 100. today we get a break, although there

will be a lot of clouds. same for tuesday. next rain will be wednesday afternoon evening, probably overnight into early thursday. you can see all that cloud cover coming down from the cloudy to mostly cloudy day. and it looks that way for most of the week. system that we had on the weekend. look at that. all that activity. southern california and nevada into arizona taking the turn going into new mexico. that will be a big weather maker going across the country. a lot of cloud cover the way next few days, but at least we get a break from rain for not done with this active pattern. it looks active well into about the first 7 to 10 days of april. if the forecast models are right, next rain will be here againc wednesday night, thursday and again friday. and it on sunday. so a briefúbreak from the rain. a lot of high clouds and temperatures. well below average here. looking at 50s and 60s. pam >> all right. thank you steve. cal fire flight crews covering sonoma, lake and napa counties are now training to fight fires at night. now, this month, helitack base in middletown sayn

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police were called to the area of slaton ranch road and lone tree way at 1115 saturday morning. when officers 38 year old man in the water. the man's identity has still not been released. sunday marked nine officer michael johnson wast- killed in the line of duty. the department is now honoring his memory on social media. officer johnson was shot and who fired multiple rounds from a second floor balcony. he was the 12th san jose police portion of highway 87 in san jose is now named in his honor. theúchp was called into action yesterday to rescue a stranded report of an injured hiker on the mission peak trail. fremont time reaching the woman becauseh of the muddy conditions. so the

chp used helicopter to find the injured hoisted her into the air before taking her to a waiting ambulance. we're told the hiker was then taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. more than 400 seton medical workers spare scheduled today and tomorrow. the center in daly city is criticizing union employees who plan to walk off the job. officials with prioritizing a negotiatione tactic over patient and community care. the medical cont that includes a 16% pay raise over three years and free medical benefits for employeesc and their family members.úthe cdc is starting to warn about a global measles outbreak that is already being felt here in the number of cases in america this year is already higher than what it was recorded all of last year. it is mostly affecting

are unvaccinated. most childreno get their first dose of the measles vaccine following their first birthday. doctors advise getting the shot to help keep yt research from the american cancer society now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. while doctors have improved survival rates for many formsúof cancer, health data shows uterine cancer rates and deaths are on the rise. doctors say early detection and action experts are also pointing tocal breakthroughsc in one certain type of treatment immune therapy is a different way to fight the cancer. >> traditional chemotherapy is kind of knock down the cancer cells and make it so that they can't continue growing. but immunotherapy actually has a patient's own immune system. start attacking the cancer. >> doctors warn obesity is one of the major risk factors of uterine cancer. support is pouring in from around the world

for kate middleton, the princess of wales, the news that she is battling cancer came as people were wondering where she was. 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 be spending quality time with their family during the holiday. >> 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 to come first rather than the country. so >> says the prince and touched by the kind messages, and that they were very grateful that the public understood their request for privacyc. most airlines are improving their baggage handling, but a new wall street journal reports some are still struggling. data from the transportation department shows nine airlines mishandled nearly six out of every 1000 bags checked last year. that's down

from a rate of nearly six and a half bags the previous year. the data only accounts for checked bags on domestic flights. joni mitchell's music catalog is back on spotify. mitchell followed in neil young's footsteps two years ago, when she decided to pull her music from the streaming platform as a form of protest against the company for distributingc the joe rogan podcast. now, the musicians claim that rogan's podcast was spreading false information about covid 19, and spotify was helping push that narrative. mitchell's decision to come back to the music streaming platform comes not long after young mitcl has not made a public statement on her return to spotify. well, the public will have a chance next month to discuss the future of tilden park. the east bay regional park district is working on a plan to replace the current environmental education center. it regularly hosts exhibits and public programs.

buildings, both dating back to the 1970s, and the district says the conditions are deteriorating . they want a new facility that integrates surrounding natural virtual community meeting is april 10th. the 28th sonoma international film festival wrapped up sunday by setting an attendance record for the second more than 25 differentd 107 fil- countries. official attendance numbers are not available yet, but organizers believe ticket sales were up by about 10% from last year. theúfestival handed outúseveral awards, including one to actor beau bridges, who received a lifetime achievement award. >> officer quickly said drop the knife. it's quite unusual. >> not in this neighborhood. >> a stunned community in santa clara countyúwhere people saw the unthinkablec. but we now knw about a man who police shot and killed in the middle of a mobile home park. plus that, like, it s

to close. >> i was like, oakland got to do better. >> it's a shame the doors are closed for good and an era is overúfor in-n-out burger in oakland, which was forced to shut down becauseúof risingt& crime with longtime customers, told us is they picked up their food orders for the last time from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >>úwell, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. pam cook monday morning march 25th steve paulson is looking at some rain this week wednesday. >> all right today and tomorrow we get a break though. great 40s 50s on the temps. a lot of cloud cover though coming down from the northwest. so it's here. but a break monday and tuesday a little baseball here tonightn giants and a's 640 i would i it looks partly to mostly cloudy west and northwest breeze and it won't stay very warm or be warm at all. i can tell you that a

lot down right down out of the northwest. so partly sunny, mostly cloudy, so partly cloudy. chilly,c mosty cloudy with that northwest breeze. temperatures below average here with low 60s for most. all right. sal is here. you don't know how it feels to have a leave right now. i believe you know what i think so i think i do know how it feels. though i'g here, steve. all right, you'ret& a look at the commute here at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving well, right slowing starting up the chain, toward nowl, as you get out traffic is moving along okay when you get here, but there's some slowing on 80 and all that stuff. now if you are driving on 880, you will see the traffic is moving along prettyúwell. there have been no major problems

theren and if you are driving id 101, two, 80 and 85, it is actually looking pretty good. as you drive into the west valley 5:00. >> all right. thank you. sal. san francisco police are investigating another crash at a bus stop. >> yeah, just steps away from golden gate park. ktvu james torres is in san francisco to tell us want to that area. james. good morningin dave. >> pam, good morning to you from that tragedy we heard about last week where a family of four was killed after they were hit waiting for a bus stop to the most recent headline that we heard here at the corner of park presidio and fulton, is where police say a car hit as man at the stop, and one

lawmaker now says after hearing these stories, consider all of these reminders drivers can be.e senator scott wiener is working on a new bill. he says new technology cars can drive, and he wants to make it a requirement that drivers in california have that technology in their cars. it would limit your driving to just ten miles over local speed limits, he says. speeding is killing too many people on the sproad. >> people have used all overc te map. there are people who think it's the best idea in the world, people who think it's the worst idea in the world. the bill is just getting going and it's sparking a long overdue conversation about what we mean when we say we want fewer people to dieúon our roads, and what we mean when we say that we don't want people to speed like they're speeding. >> this latest crash happened in san francisco early saturday evening. got a car hit, a man,

the man waiting for a bus stop near fulton and park presidio. it's right next to golden gate park. he is recovering in the hospital and is expected to be okay. san francisco police tell us the driver in that case was cited for, quote, multiple moving vehicle violations. we are still waiting to learn if the district attorney plans to you bring forward any charges for the driver in the deadly west portal crash. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> james sunnyvale's, department of public safety the santa clara county district attorney's office are now investigating a deadly confrontation betweenc an officer and a man. now, officers were called to a mobile home park on vienna drive saturday night about a man walking in the area holding a knife. they arrived and ordered him to put say one officer fired his gun. moved towardsc them. one woman told zac sos at ktvu that the shooting happened just a few

feet from her homec. >> heartbreaking. i had myself in his mom's position and it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. >> i was walking towards this ae police activity here. i was very surprised. it's quite unusual, not in this neighborhood and no. >> sunnyvale public safety officers association released a statement which reads 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. now for updates on the deadly shooting and the investigation, you can go to ktvu.com and click on web links. >> our time is now 503. the only in-n-out burger restaurant in oakland has closed. the company says it's the first time it has ever shut down one of its restaurants. the the restaurant opened in oakland in r005 intere

880. the operators say they're break-ins property damage,f car- thefts and robberies affecting both customers and employees. >> i was like oakland got to 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 and just a couple of days ago, oakland mayor shang tao said the crime ratec in the hegenberger corridr is trending down. >>c but much the nearest in and out restaurants are in alameda, san francisco, and san lorenzo. >> there was another robbery at a gas station in oakland, in an area oakland police department tellsc us someone smashed a window of a car at the 76 station on hegenberger road gas. now, the person tried to- grab items from inside the car, but the driver was able to

wrestle them time is now 505. investigators say a grass in an historic part of brisbane was arson. a quarter of anúacre& burned in that fire before thet& north county the center. court complex of the old southern pacific railroad roundhouse along industrial way. firefighters stayed out there for more than two hours. if you have any information about this fire, call north county fire. and even though it's in the same general area. authorities say last night's fire is not related to saturday's big warehouse fire that started at a 20,000 square foot building that was once occupied by lazare fuel company. you're looking at video here from citizen app. the cause of the fire, but firefighters haven't saidc why they don't think the two fires are connected. in sonoma county, two people were taken to a hospital after a fire at a

home in calistoga in napa county and calistoga. firefighters say they wereúcalled to the areaúof urban place and valerie drive just before v p.m. saturday, 6 a.m. saturday morning. once they arrived, they helped two people and escaped that home. the cause of the firec is still undr investigation. >> san jose police has a new interim chief. paul joseph will for outgoing chief anthony mata. joseph has been with sanújose police for 30 years and has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. he is a los angeles native and earned a law degree from uc college of the law, san francisco. >> our time now, 506 with the golden state warriors, will play the miami heat in miami tomorrow. last night, the warriors opened up a five game road trip against the minnesota timberwolves as steph curry had a game high 31 points, but he rested for a long period of time in the second half. the t wolves took advantage of that with

steph on the bench and they matched their season best with 21 three pointers and they beat the warriors 114 to 110.c it was the warriors second straight loss, their third in four games. the warriors are still in 10th place, but now they're just one game ahead of the houston rockets for the final play in spotn >> today's the start of a two game bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. first pitch is 640 at the coliseum. game two will be tomorrow evening back at oracle park. both teams are rounding outc their rosters before starting the regular season on thursday. the giants lost last night to their minorúleague team, the sacramento river cats, 8 to 1, in an exhibition in front of a sellout crowd at sacramento's sutter health park. >> all right, time is just about 508. a flowery celebration known as union square in bloom is now the event commemorates the floral legacy everybody is invie

see it. the city says. for many years, flowers especially daffodils, were handed out to visitors walking around union square. now, macy's in the past sphosted and several flower stands brightened up the union square district. union square will host bloom events through august 17th. >> i always love seeing all the flowersn they're really pretty beautiful. all right. and i think we have a couple of days to enjoy itúbefore the two. >> and then on wednesday, rain returns. we'll look at rainfall totals going back to last friday, friday to sunday. bonnie doon, i believe, is the winner. unless you had more at 2.01t& there. oakland hills, that's just above piedmont 1.90 cazadero. thank you raymond 1.85 and justin mount veeder 1.40. generally it wasúabout an inch of rain to an inch and a half. covered most locations. lots of clouds today and tomorrow. next rain will be wednesday afternoon

evening. you can see cloud cover coming down from the northwest will keep us under a mostly cloudy pattern. there'll be some sun breaks there, but it's not going to be very warm, cool and breezy pattern. the low we had on the weekend that was a pretty good system forúmarch. produced thunderstorms in losúangeles and all the way down to the desert. and now taking the turn and moving out, it looks like arizona. a lot of cloud cover today and tomorrow. high clouds, but next system rolls in on wednesday 40s 50s on the temps. don't think these will change. we're under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, but coming down from the cover. next system wednesday sweeps through into thursday. another system looks like friday into saturday. some disagreement on the placement. we'll get on the low as we head towards the end of the week, but spwe'll deal with that later. a brief break from the rain, but a lot of high clouds today. 5060s on the temps today. tomorrow you get a break. wednesday afternoo& again friday into. >> thank you steve. >> two separate cases against donald trump will play out in court today. coming up, what the

new york attorney general is vowing to do if trump does not begin the process of paying a nearly half $1 billion fraud judgment against him and making the basketball court an exclusive, inclusive space, the event that was hosted by the warriors. >> it helps kids with special needs feel welcome.

police were called to slaton ranch road in lone tree way saturday around 1115. when they got there, they say they found the body of a 38 year old man submerged in the water. now, the police were investigating the cause of his death. the name of the man has not been released. >> sunday marked nine police ofr michael johnson was killed in the line of duty. the department is honoring his memory on social media. officer johnson was marcy a man who fired multiple rounds from a second floor balcony. a section ofúhighway 87 in san jose is named in his honor. donald trump is back in new york city today, where a newútrial

date may be set. in his hush money case. however, that is not the only legal issue that is coming to a boiling point for the former president, madeline rivera. joining us now in washington with the latest. >> it's a big day for donald trump as the former president faces a deadline to post a nearly half billion dollar bond or risk drained bank accounts and seized assets. donald trump returns to a new york city courtroom today for a hearing to further delay a criminal trial related to his hush money payments case, after it was postponed due to a last minute evidence dump. his attorneys asking the judge to delay the case till summer or it comes asp tries to avoid a financial crisis related to a $454 million judgment in his civil fraud case. >> i would think that the president feels some desperation right now if he doesn't post bond by today, new york attorney general letitia james could start seizing his assets unless he is granted a stay until his appeals are exhausted. >> in a filing last week,

trump's legal not have enough cash to make the payment and could not get a loan, despite asking 30 different lenders. his son eric alleges this entire case comes down to politics. >> no one's ever seen a bond this size. every single person when i came to them saying, hey, can i get a half billion dollar bond? maria they were laughing. >> despite the legal battles, recent polls show trump in a close battle with president biden.úthough biden's team says the real test will come in november, the jury is the ameri. >> on election day, the legal matters have to take their own course. >> there could be a new cash flow on the horizon for the former president.c his social media company has been approved to stay could net him $3 billion or more in washington matter. rivera, fox news all right madelinet& thank you. >> time is now. 516 a member of the san francisco board of supervisor kicked off his reelection campaign. dean preston, the district five representative, held a rally yesterday at the northeast corner of the panhandle and

hundreds of supporters, labor leaders and elected officials were there. preston is facing competition from bilal mahmood and autumn luke lujan and alan jones. on election day again is november 5th. well, the latest numbers show less than half of san francisco voters voted in the super tuesday primary election. the san francisco certified on friday that about 233,000 ballots were cast in the city. only 47% of san francisco's registered voters o& paulson for the forecast. where are you starting? >> with rainfall. okay. from the from friday to so we'll take a look at that as soon as i load this graphic here and it'll get there eventually. three. two. one. there you go. castro valley, almost an inch and a half. mount tamalpais, 1.19 oakland had pretty good rain, 1.17, san jose as well. than san

francisco, which had about two thirds of and 88 100. you get a break. ai9 lot of clouds, thoughn monday. tuesday next rain will be wednesday afternoon evening into early thursday and looks like again on friday. everything coming down from the northwest. there might to it, so some sun here, but a lot of cloud cover zipping down from the northwest. i think we get a break thoughúfor a couple of days. that system that was with us on the weekend, look at that widespread activity. the mountains, central california, southern california and nevada, arizona. now it's taken turn into the four corners. that'll be a big weather maker. our next system is in the picture there, 40s, 50s on the temps. these won't change. we're under cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions and& a lot of clouds today and also into tomorrow. that low settled in so we get a little bit of a northwest breeze. next rain will be on you get a break monday. tuesday. here you go. wednesday evening it looks like into thursday and again

friday into saturday. so a brief break from the rain. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. a lot of high clouds. cool breezy out of the northwest. 50s 60 on the temps today and tomorrow. okay not great, but okay. rain wednesday, early thursday and next rain friday into saturday. >> all right steve, thank you very much. let's go right to the bay bridge toll. hello, steve. there he is. all right. you got lucky. i was ready, right? yeah let's see what i did there. all right, westbound bay bridge. yog along very well as you're driving there to from the macarthur may. still a very nice drive. and there are no paypal, interstate 880. if you're driving on the san mateo bridge, it looks good. silicon valley commute good start this morning. getting into that west valley at 518. let's go back to the desk.úokay, sal. >> thank you. a police search continues in oakland for the people blamed for a triple shooting. what investigators say may have led to that gunfire.

and the city of oakland ended a year long search for a new police chief. what we know about the mayor's selection, as she gets ready to introduce him to the people of oakland this week

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old diamond cisco and her boyfriend were driving from fremont to hollister back in january of 2023. he told thet& authorities they took a safety figure from a neighborhood street and they were chased down by a black car on the interstate 880 near dixon landing road. the driver had a gun, took the boyfriend's car keys and that safety figure and drove away while they were stranded along the highway. cisco was hit and killed by another car. her family holds the driver of that black car responsible for her death. they tell the bay area news group cisco and her spboyfriend may have wanted in sideshows, but they don't understand why anybody wouldt& chase after them for something that costs about $30. well, oakland investigators are searching for clues in a deadly shooting at a gas station. it happened early saturday morning at the kwik save gas station at

east 12th street. that gas station has been the site of thm has not been released, and there's no word of any arrest. time is 523. oakland police also are investigating a shooting where three people were injured sunday morning. it happened at a homeless encampment on 47th avenue near east 12th. police say the three people were taken to the hospital the last time we checked, they were in stable condition. investigators say the victims and the shooter had been arguing, but they didn'túsay if any arrests have been made. if you have any information about this case, call oakland police as well. the mayor of oakland is expected to introduce the new police chief to the public this week. mayor shang tao announced on friday she selected floyd mitchell, the former police chief in lubbock, texas. now, mitchell will take over a department that has spent two decades under federal oversightn he's expected toúbegin theújob

in late april or early may. now, mitchell brings with him more than 25 years of law enforcement experience that includes a four year run as police chief in lubbock, texas, from r019 until september of 2023. however he resigned from that job after the department was criticized for an increasing number of unanswered 911 calls in the past interview with the local news station, mitchell defended cutting police dispatchers despite a report that found 30,y11 calls were abandoned. >> and when we look at how the dispatch unit is ran, cutting it from 9 to 7 based on the deployment makes no difference in regards to how the system would work. >> now, mitchell is stepping into a very demanding job as oakland police is dealing with its own 911 dispatch problems. in addition to lubbock a police

officer in kansas city, missouri. he's also an air force veteran in it is 525. la dodgers superstar the media today about the illegal gambling scandal involving his former interpreter, ohtani's. camp first said he transferred funds to covered the debts of his former interpreter, but later announced there was a massive theft. la news outlets are reporting about $4.5 million was wired from ohtani's accounts to an orange county bookmaker to settle gambling losses. >> the problem thatúohtani is going to have is i don't care howúmuch money you have. how did this guy allegedly have access to wire large sums of money? we know of at least two wires, half $1 million each from the ohtani personal bank account to the account of this alleged bookmaker. how does that happen? >> now, the irs says it's

investigating both ohtani's former interpreter and the bookmaker, major league baseball says its investigations department is also looking into this matter. well the united states men's national team won its third straight nation league sptitle. they beat mexico two nl in texas last night. that victory marked the first time they've ever recordedc a three peat in an official tournament. they'll have a couple of months off before they host the copa america tournament this summer. time is 526. helping opioids youngest victims. coming up, we'll tell you about the new state legislation following the tragic overdose death of a baby. here in the bay area, and some troubling numbers about california's economy. how the state's unemployment rate compares o the res t of the

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we do live in the woods up here. where you got to be cautious for it. >> we're getting more information about a deadly mountain lion attack, and we are hearing from neighbors about other recent encounters. we will walkúwith you. >> and hundreds of people were in the streets in the east bay marching in opposition to the war in gaza. we tell you about their hostage and prisoner

swap between israel and hamas. >> from ktvu, is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is monday. it's march 25th. so you saw a great. >> i just showed dave a photo of it. steve down in half moon bay. >> there were many this weekend. yes, no doubt about it. rainbow weather here and we might see that again later this week here. 40s 50s on the temps. if you are heading to the bay bridge series tonight. giants a's i bring a coat. it's not going to be very warm. cloudy to mostly cloudy with a little bit of a west northwest breeze. 58 at game time. a lot of high clouds. therec will be some breaks, probably later, so. but there's a break in the rain at least monday and tuesday. but temperatures not very, very warm here. we're belowúaverage for acrossúthe board, coast bay and also inland with mainly low 60s on those temps. all right. sal is here. anythingúnew? are we

all right? >> still, we're still okay right now. we're doing very well. if you're driving out to the bay bridge, let's start there at the triple moving along relativelyúwell. so before you head out to the great wide open, you should know that things are the macarthur maze. and you can see traffic is looking good. let's just go back to that bay bridge because i wanted to checn there. so we don't even have a i think that will change, but let's not hope for it, shall we? 531 let's get back to the desk. all right. >> thankúyou. sal, we have breaking news just coming into our newsroom this announced president and ceo. he's going to step down at the end of the year. the announcement from david calhoun came in just in the last few minutes. the company's chairman and head of the commercial airplane unit arc also leaving the company. this all comes boeing following multiple incidents involving

poor quality or workmanship on their planes. the company has not named who will replace calhoun as ceo, but we will stay on top of the latest details of that story. the california fish and wildlife scientists will study the remains of a mountain splion that attacked and killeda 21 year old man in el dorado county, and ktvu is ali rassamt& is in the studio now with some new details about that attack and what we know this morning. >> ali. >> dave and pam. it is in 20 yeo brothers, ages 18 and 21, were hiking through a heavily wooded area of el dorado county this weekend. that's about 55 miles northeast of sacramento, near a town called georgetown in the sierra foothills. the brothers were collecting antlers that deer shed this time of year when around 1:00 saturday afternoon, the 18 year old man called 911 to report he and his brother had been attacked by a mountain lion. when deputies came to the area, they found the 18 year old seriously injured along with the

body of his 21 year old brother. >> i feel sorry for the familyt& and the brothers. the one guy lost his brother and you know, he'll probably have nightmares the rest of his life and scars they located a man down and next to that individual was a mountain lion in a crouched position in el dorado county. >> sheriff's deputies fired their weapons and scared the mountain lion off. then a professional trapper later caught the animal. it was euthanized and initial dna tests by the california department of fish and wildlife confirmed it was in fact the cat involved in that deadly attack. necropsy results show that the mountain lionúwas a 90 pound male who appeared to be in healthy condition. but forensic scientists will continue to study samples from the animal carcass. the 18 year old went through several surgeries this weekend to treat injuries to his face and body. the el dorado sheriff's el dorado county sheriff's department says he is expected to make a full recoverc

. the name of the 21 year old victim hasn't been released yet. dave and pam, back to you. >> okay, ali. thank you. time is now. 534 russian state news now reports three of the four spdefendants in that concert hal massacre pleaded guilty. the suspect looked disoriented and battered when they appeared in court. one suspect was in a wheelchair. another had a bandage covering a black eye. if they're convicted of all charges, including terrorism, they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. the kremlin also arrested several other people they're investigating. if there were even more people involved in that attack on friday, the terror group isis claimed responsibility. 137 people were killed in that attack. many others were hurt. >> israel and hamas could soon swap hostages and prisoners. israel's waiting for hamas to respond after agreeing to a us prisoner exchange proposal. it includes 40 israeli hostages and 700 palestinian prisoners. among

them are 100 palestinians serving life sentences for killing israeli nationals. hundreds of people in the east bay walked more than 20 miles to advocate for a cease fire in gaza over the weekend, demonstrators from various faith communities marched from berkeley to alameda. the 22 mile journey represented the distance those fleeing gaza the rafah crt was part of a broader solidarity movement of pilgrimage that place in more than 140 cities around the world. >> our time now 5.35. there are conflicting views about the effectiveness of a state bill for protecting young children from overdose deaths. legislation by south bay state senator dave cortez would require the newborns and toddled then provide some guidance. now, the measure is inspired by the tragic case of three month old phoenix castro, who died from fentanyl overdose last may. social workers objected to

return phoenix to her father, who was known to have a substancec abuse problem. a chid abuse expert told the bay area news group this case involved, quote, dysfunctional santa clara county policies and practices, not faulty state guidance. >> well, today, east bay congressman mark desaulnier will host a town hall meeting on refinery safety. this follows a number of recent flare ups and other incidents raised concerns about public safety. the town hall meeting is scheduled for 630 at john muir elementary school in martinez. >> our time is 536. 65 year old employee at a laundromat in oakland says she was attacked earlier this month. now, ktvu obtained video of the woman grot woody's laundromat on parkt& boulevard near fifth avenue. police say two people were missing some of their personalc items, and itúasked the victim to check the laundromat surveillance video. police say she was attacked when she

refused to do it. one person seen in that video was cited and then released a united express passenger at sfo says he experienced a lengthy delay due to. >> now, the passenger told us that flight 5496 from sfo to aspen was scheduled to but it was delayed 16 hours until the next morning due to issues with the braking system. the flight was delayed an additional two hours in the morning. the plane eventually landed in aspen, where it then sat on the tarmac for more than anotherúhour. now, in a statement, skywest, operating as united express, said, quote, skywest flight 9454 96 was delayed due to an indication that there couldúbe an issue with the anti-skid system. once it was determined the system was functioning normally, the flight safely operated to aspen. upon arrival in aspen, the flight had to

await a gate for deplaning due to ramp congestion. we're talking about the job market here in california for thousands of people still looking for work here in california. and ktvu tom vacar looks at the latest numbers. >> it appears california's employment picture has just put its toes over a red line. >> the numbers for february show an actual job loss. this is the first month, in a long time, we've actually seen a drop, in the number ofc 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 payrollc jobs, but it's the trend. >> and what about the unemployment rate? >> california's underemployment rate of 5.3% is well above the national rate, which is 3.9n and above every other state its hige post-pandemic period. growth in 2022, averaging 50,000

new jobs every month. but job growth began slowing in 2023. 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 for a kif flattening in our unbridle old growth of jobs. for now. tom >> all right, thank you, tom. the home insurance crisis continues in california. the california fair plan is warning it could run out of money as more people turn to the state chartered insurer, the president of the plan recently told lawmakers that it is facing the same issues of ballooning costs from wildfires and natural

disasters that other companies are facing. those costs have driven many insurance companies to leave california. >> our time is now 540. well, in richmond, thereúwas a protest there over the weekend against the opening of a pickleball facility at craneway pavilion. critics say pickleball is an improper use of the public space , and the installation is moving ahead without getting the proper approvals. city officials had some concerns about the updated proposal submitted to the city earlier this month. the richmond city council will present a report to the public about this new pickleball facility tomorrow . >> during their meeting, the stanford women's basketball to t was an overtime thriller as stanford star and all american cameron bragg fouled out with two minutes to go in the fourth quarter, taking on iowa state. it was her final game at maples pavilion as she heads to the wnba next year. fans say the nail biter of a game was indicative of march madness.

>> i'm just so scared that they might lose my heart was beating so fast and i think i lost ten years of my life waiting on this game to finish. >> but but it looks like we're moving on. we're playing next week, so, shout out to the girls, man. keep going. >> just beat stanford and play the way they always do. condoleezza rice not the onlyll- big name at the game, brock purdy was also there to cheer on his almaúmater, iowa state. this is the last year stanford is playing in the tournament as part of the pac 12. moving to tt year, the cardinals next game will be on friday. they'll head to portland to play the winner of today's game between nc state and tennessee. >> wowc, i forgot that was brock purdy's alma mater. >> oh yeah. yeah cheering on stanford now okay let's go to steve paulson. >> all right. well look at rain totals from the weekend here

from friday into sunday. bonnie doon at least locally looks like the winner here. just over two inches of rain. oakland hills right above piedmont. almost two inches of rain. cazadero 1.85 and mount veeder 1.40. there was good rain for most locations, about an inch for many castro valley. almost an inch and a sphalf. mount tamalpais, oaklan, downtown san jose, moraga all over an inch, santaúrosa close, livermore and danville 89 and 88 100. a lot of cloud cover coming there might be a back edge later today, a lot of high and mid-level clouds over, especially for the morning, maybe a little bit of a break this afternoon. system we hadúon the weekend really just flexed its muscles. southern california, southern nevada, arizona, big thunderstorms even down into los angeles yesterday, 40 50s on the temps there probably stuck under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. you can see how the airflow is coming down out of the northwest, so that will continue to favor a lot of clouds coming in today into tuesday. next rain looks to be wednesday afternoon or evening, so partly sunny, mostly cloudy

herel the only 60s though on the temps, but here we go. rain starts again on wednesday evening into thursday and it looks like friday. saturday are both going to be rain days thec way it's looking right now, so partly to mostly cloudy. some you know, a lot of high clouds. it could be some sun breaks, but cool breezy pattern here. 5060s on the temps and we break at led tomorrow from the rain. more rain wednesday evening looks like into early thursday and returning again friday into saturday. >> all right. thank you steve. >> months ago, the governor promised funding for security at places of worship. but there's no sign of that money. we're going to tell you when synagogues and mosques may finally see some of the state funds. plus, one of my greatest joys in life is to makeúsomeone& smile. >> pam. >> she's been volunteering since the 1940s. coming up, you'll meet an 88 year old woman teaching kids in the east bay the power of reading

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workers are scheduled to go on strike today and tomorrow. the center in daly city is criticizing union employees who

plan to walk off the job. officials with seaton say union leaders are prioritizing a negotiation tactic over patient and community care. the medical center says union employeesúhave rejected a proposed contract that included a 16% pay raise over three years and free medical benefits for family and employees and their family members. >> our time is 547. well, now the cdc is warning about a global measles outbreak that the united states of measles cases s year in america, already higher than in all of last year. and it's mainly affecting children aged 12 months and older who are not vaccinated. now, most children get their first dose of the measles vaccine after their first birthday. doctors advise getting that shot to help keep you and your children safe. well, recent research from the american cancer society reports uterine cancer is now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. while doctors have

improved the survival rates for many forms of cancer, the latest health data shows uterine cancer rates and deaths are rising. the doctors say early detection and spaction is the key to saving lives. medical experts also point to breakthroughs in a certain type of treatment. >> immune therapy isc a differet way to fight the cancer. traditional chemotherapy is kind spof knock down the cancer cells and make it so that but immunotherapy actually has at& patient's own immune system. start attacking the cancer. >> and doctors warned obesity is a major risk factor of uterine cancer. >> studies show reading just 20 minutes a day will help students relieve stress, build their vocabulary and help them focus in class. >> i will make her something, he said. i will make her a cake. >> now. one woman, this lady right here has made it a career

to help children. read more. she started about 7p years ago as a volunteer reader and she's still going strong. she's doing it now at pleasanton's valley view elementary, 88 year old barbara proctor is better known as has e ability to get 19 eight year olds to sit quietly, pam and watch and listen to her read for 45 minutes. >> i love, love reading to the children. they kind of stroke mo good and so wanted and so appreciated. >> now, miss proctor is a retired school teacher. she loves reading and she says she got that from her mom. this proctor reads to grade school students three days a week. and as frank mallicoat found out, children just love it. >> this just makes you feel, oh, i love the hugs.

>> you know that, right? yeah >> you know, do you guys love gigi? >> yeah, one of my greatest joys in life is to make someone smile . that gives meúgreat pleasure. great pleasure. >> how does it that is a great story. thank you. frank proctor tells us gigi stands for gorgeous granny. she has three children and eight grandchildren. and soonúa third great grandchild. she also volunteers at walnut creek's trinity homeless clothing store. i can tell you what her secret her read, she's captivating,to right? if you use this, she was telling the story like she was there and the kids were just. >> oh, and she reads with a smile in her voice. >> love it. you have to do some characters sometimes too, when reading to kids. sal, do you ever. you ever break into character or voices when you're reading to your kids

all the time. >>úwell, i used to. >> now they're older, but now they read on their own. yeah. >> yes, i used to all the time. then they would enjoy it. and i have steve and i know my favorite voice is the old man voice, but i did all kinds of voices. all right. thank you very much. let's go out and take a look at the aa traffic camera, bay bridge and the end of the line of that parkingúlot. there or the end of that parking lot there. and once you get onto the bridge, it does move. well. you can seeútraffic is moving along very well. highway four is slow, but 680 is moving along very well. 680 and 80 still looking very good. and& driving in san francisco or on the peninsula,cúthat traffic is spmoving towards san bruno, stet must be good to be weather king some days. >> yes, yes. some days. yes. all

right. we had pretty good rain on the weekend. our good friend chris henry down on morgan hill. and i can relate to this a little bit here. we had some incredible downpours during a swim meet on saturday. the good news is when you're in the water, it's much warmer than the ambient temperature outside. it's getting out of the pool mostly. miss my rain gauge hail on the northúside of town 0.64 is all he hadúfor the storm total, but there were some areas that had an inch to two inches of rain. is it going so again that getting out of that pool and you hit that cold rain. oh man, that's tough. with a lot of cloud cover coming down. but i k we getúa break today and tomorrow is the way it looks. until well this wednesday afternoon i should say plenty of activity south, but it looks like it's taking the turn heading into new mexico. and that'll be a big weather maker moving across the deep south, more system on the wayúfor wednesday thursday, but we're not done yet. lots of clouds today and tomorrow. highs will stay on the cool side. mostly cloudy monday and tuesday. next rain wednesday and it looks like

again friday. saturday. >> okay steve. thank you. time now. 553 some terrifying moments for a southern california woman swept away by fast moving water to get her out there and what st before she fell into the water. >> and an educational center at an east bay park may get a makeover. we'll tell you how you can weigh in on your favorite design

covering sonoma, lake and napa counties their training to fight nighttime fires. now, this month, pilots and fire captains from cal fire's boggs mountain helitack base in middletown are taking night vision goggle training. cal fire says of usint vision goggles, which allows firefighters to expand their fire fighting capabilities. >> well, more checked luggage on time last year. that's compared to a jump in lost bags in 2022. now, data from the transportation department shows overall, nine airlines mishandled nearly six out of every 1000 bags checked last year. that's down a bit from the year before. however, united

airlines actually lost more bags last year compared to the year before. american airlines ranked last once again in baggage handling. joni mitchell's music catalog is back on spotify. mitchell followed in neil young's footsteps two years ago, when she decided to pull her music from the music streaming protest against the company for distributing the joe rogan podcast. now, the musicians accused rogan's podcast of spreading false information about covid 19, and they say spotify was helping push that narrative. the public will have a chance next month to discuss the future of tilden park. the east bay regional park districte the current environmental education center. now, the center has dating back to the 1970s. the conditions are deteriorating and the park district wants a new facility that integrates the surrounding natural and cultural landscapes. the virtual community meeting is april 10th, the 28th sonoma international

film festival wrapped up sunday by setting an attendance record for the second straight year. f7 films from more than 25 countries. a official attendance numbers are not available yet, but organizers say ticket sales were up by 10% from the previous year. the festival handed out several awards as well, including one to actor beau bridges, who received a lifetime achievement award. >> our time now 558, will over the weekend, the warriors hosted play where the pros play. it's a special basketball clinic for kids. the clinic was for children betweenú7 and 15 years old who take part in the bay area's e hoops program. the kids and their coaches say it was a lot of fun playing in the same place as their favorite pro basketball players play. >> it's awesome to know you know who's played on that greatness d to know that, you know, we're contributing to that, is really

incredible. >> now, hoops was founded back in 2000 as an inclusive sports spprogram at empowering all children. >> it's sparking a long overdue conversation about what we mean when we say we want fewer people to die on our road, and another crash involving a car and a person at a bus stop in san francisco. >> why this latest incident has safety advocates and local leaders frustrated. >> plus, i would think that the president feels some desperation >> former president donald deadw york civil fraud case. what almost a half billion dollars by this afternoon from ktvu? >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday march 25th. i wonder

if we'll have more rainbow weather this week. maybe let's check in with steve paulson. maybe possibility here, 40s 50s- on the temps. a lot of high clouds coming in here. so mostly cloudy in the morning. maybe partly sunny in the afternoont& here. if you're heading for the bay bridge series tonight, i would dress for cool weather. does not look very warm. west northwest breeze 15 2050 a lot a back edge to some of these. so betterúlater in the afternoon. here but we get a break. there is a at least for two days. partly cloudy, most partly sunny. mostly cloudy here and temperatures though staying below average here with 60s on the highs. all right. sal's here. something picking up, yeah. some things are picking up, steve. and you know, we're not exactly free falling out there, if you know what i mean. but this looks pretty close to it. nice free and open drive all the way out to san rafael.úyou know what? this

won't last long. our triple a traffic camera showing traffic streaming through the richmond bridge toll plaza. let'sútalk about the macarthur maze. you can see that traffic is moving along well, coming around the corner. and when you get to the bay bridge, line is about the 880 overcrossing that's about a 5 to 7 minute delay before you make it ontot& thec span 601. let's get back to the headlinesn all right. >> thank you. sal. san francisco police are investigating another crash at aúbus stop. the latest incident happened just steps from golden gate park. and ac week after the crash that killed a family in the west portal neighborhood. ktvu james torres joining us now from san francisco this morning with calls for changing the speed limit. james >> pam. well, fromúthat tragedy we heard last week to the most recent headline we're hearing from here, the police department now investigating these crashes. and one law lawmaker is telling everyone that this should be a reminder that speeding is very

dangerous for not just the drivers, but for the people around them as well. now, state senator scott wiener says he is working on a new bill to try to tackle these accidents. he says new technology can limit how fast cars can drive, and he that drivers in california have that technology in their cars. he says speeding is killing too many people on the road. >> we also have a technology now called speed governors that that physically can drive. we're proposing legislation that would not allow people to go more than ten miles an hour over should not be driv0 to 60 miles an hour in a residential neighborhood, or 9100 miles an hour on a highway. >> this latest crash happening in san franciscon it was early evening saturday. a car hit a man waiting at a bus stop near fulton and park presidio, right next to golden gate park. police say the

hospital and expected to be okay. policec also tell us the driver in that case was cited for multiple moving vehicle violations. we're also still waiting to hear if the district attorney plans to bring forth any charges against the driver from last weekend. we're liveh this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. time 603 san franciscoúhomicide detectives leading the investigation into a deadly double shooting. police rushed to dwight street and san bruno found two adults who'd been shot in a home they were pronounced dead at the scene. so far, beene names of the victims have not been released. if you have any information, call san francisco police, sunnyvale department of public clara county district attorney's office are now investigating a deadly confrontation between an officer and a man. >> now, officers were called to

a mobile home park on vienna drive saturday night. they were told about a man walking in the area holding a knife. they arrived and ordered the knife, s say one officer fired his gun when the 19 year old suspect moved towards them. ktvu zac sos talked with one woman who says the shooting happened just a few feet from her home. >> heartbreaking. i had never seen something like that. i momd it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. >> i was walking towards this sproad right here and saw all te police activity here. i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not in this neighborhood and not in this community here. >> sunnyvale public safety officers association released a 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. >> our times now 605. the only

in-n-out burger restaurant in oakland has closed, and the company says it's the first time it has ever shut down one of its restaurants. the owners blame opened in oakland in 2p05 near hegenberger road and interstate 880. the operators say they're closing now because of waves of car break-ins property damage, thefts and robberies affecting both the customers and employees . >> i was like, oakland, 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. >> and just a couple of days ago, oakland mayor shang tao said the crime rate in the hegenberger corridor is trending spdown. but much. the nearest in-n-out restaurants san lorenzo. >> new this morning, boeing's

president and ceo has announced he is going to step down at the end of the year. the announcement from david calhoun came just in the last hour. the the commercial airplane unit are also leaving the company, and this all comes amid increased scrutiny on boeing following multiple incidents involving poor quality or workmanship on named who will replace calhount as ceo. >> it is now 606. former president donald trump has until . the end of this day to come up with almost a half billion dollars for a bond in his new york civil fraud case. now the bond is due by the end of the spday, butc attorneys for trumph enough cash. the new york state attorney general's office is already taken properties. if he does not pay, that could put a major pinch on the president. >> it could hurt him. it it coud alsoúhurt him tactically where

>> now, judgments have been filed for a golf course and an estate that trump owns in new york that doesn't mean a seizure would happen overnight. there would probably be yet another court battle before that happens. and political analysts say that could actually help. the campaign of donald trump. >> his base has been rock solidly with him, despite mounting legal pressures and amounting number of active judgments against him. so this i would expect to be no different now, legal analysts say attorneys for trump. aret& planning to get an appealsúcourt to pause the judgment or accept a smaller bond, but that's not likely by the deadline. >> today, synagogues, mosques and other religious organizations are still waiting on millions of dollars in security funding promised by the governor and the state legislature. >> more than five months ago, a couple of on israel, the governr

designated $40 million in funding to increase security and police presence at places of worship. but organizations say they have not seen any of that money yet. the newsome overwhelming number ofthe applicants for the delay. governor's office also says it should be announcing who will week. two westbound lanes of the richmond-san rafael bridge on interstate 580 will be closed overnight. caltrans is scheduled to makeúbridge repairs on the upper deck, which will require the two far left lanes to be closed starting at 7:00 tonight through early tuesday morning te shoulder on the right in what is primarily a bike path. that path will be closed off to pedestrians and bikes beginning at 5:00. >> all right. our time now. 608 is early on this monday morning. but sal, everybody behaving for you on the roads. >> i would say so. the end of the line is getting a little longer. so to speak. at the bay bridge toll plaza. we can show

it to you on the triple a traffic camera. it shows up at about the foot of the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. there have been no major problems. once you get onto the bridge. it looks good. on 680. it looks veryúgood for martinez to walnut creek into danville. westbound highway four is a little bit slow as you come in, and westbound 80úis slow in 580 interchange. but so far ith- would still say this is a good commute. 609 let's go back to the desk. >ñ thank you. sal. this week we are expecting to hear from the next head of the oakland police department, man set to take over as the city's nextúchief. >> and tonight, a lot of moneyt& about lottery money. we tell you how big the jackpots have grown for both the mega millions lottery and the powerball lottery. and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see

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♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ expected to introduce oakland's the public. he is floyd mitchell . he's a former police chief in lubbock, texas. coming from outside of the police

department. by the police commission last month. mayor tao says his experience and strategies him to the top or list, and she says she's glad with the decision to bring mitchell in and is confident this move will boost oakland pot of coursel he's coming to a new city, so we'll show him the ropes. >> we'll introduce him to key community leaders. we'll make sure that he has ample time to be a part of any sort of programing with rank and file to create that bond. we very diffi. >> it's not a regular police chief job. there's a lot of different bosses. he has to culture of the city of the department. what's been going on is going to take him some time spnow. >> floyd mitchellúwas the police chief in lubbock, texas. as i told was a police officer in kansas city for more than 20 years. mayor tao says mitchell will be introduced this week to

the public. he's expected to begin as police chief sometime between late april and early may. >> be a lot of challenges he. tt be basically any honeymoon period at all. so it's going to be, very tough. we've got to get command and get control of the department itself, got to deal with the community itself, got to deal with the political machinations that exist within the city. >> but i think that we should give him a chance to do it now. >> mitchell is expected to begin as oakland police chief sometime between late april and early may. >> san jose's assistant police chief will now take over as the top cop in the city starting at the end of the month. paul joseph will take over as interiy mata, who's retiring to go to work in the district attorney's office. joseph has been withúthe 30 years and has worked in for patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations,úa private security pilot program at uc berkeley has come to an end,

success. safe bears was starteda by a group of uc berkeley parents concerned about violence on campus. the president of the group says some students have reported they feel safer around campus at night, but the board of directors recently decided not to continue funding the pilot program. >> we never meant for this to be an evergreen program that uc berkeley parents pay for. rather, we wanted to demonstrate to the school that this is a real solution for the problem of violence against students. >> the university says it has bolstered campus security, including adding 32 more community service officers.úa university spokesperson also said the school had a number of concerns with hiring private security. the group says it will continue to advocate for student safety. >> all right, our time is 616, a very flowery celebration known as union square in bloom is underway now in san francisco. it commemorates the floral legacy of union square and

encourages everybody to come visit andúsee it, said. he says for many years, flowers, especially daffodils, were handed outúto visitors around union square. macy's previously hosted its annualúflower show, established back in 1964, and several flower stands just brightened up that union square district. union square will host bloom events through august 17th with nearly $2 billion is now up for grabs in the two lottery drawings scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. >> tonight's powerball jackpot is sitting at about $800 million. tomorrow night's mega millions drawing is now more than $1 billion after no one won friday night. both jackpots are approaching record territory for if they keep growing, the massive jackpots people and fantasizing about what theyg would do if they win. >> if i win, i will be quitting my two jobs. i will be paying my son's school tuition. i'll put some away for my other sons. i

have a grandson that i have to take care ofúnow,úso just family. >> you got it. yeah, right. >> don't talk about the odds. the odds of winning the mega millions jackpot. 302 million to 1 powerball jackpot isn't much better. 292 million to 1. apparently, you have a better chance of being twice the lottery. but again, take that chance. someone will win, right? i would love to see that it's her, right? yeah. quitting her two jobs, paying for college education for kids. yeah. that's who you want to win. >> i feel even better if sal and me were to win andn and steve and you get some. >> we're all selfish, right? like, i want to winn you want to some college education to payet- off. exactly. it's a lot of odds aren't in our favor. but what you're saying is there's a chance, right? all right. good. let's go to highway four. lookst highway four is a little bit

slow, and on we looked at the peninsula. that looks good as well. triple a traffic camera shows us little bitúcrowded there, but you can see the traffic is, well, it's normal, i would say i'm used to seeing that on a monday morning, meanwhile,ú280 and the silicon valleyn that looks good. you know that commute doesn't get going until a little bit later the great wide open, you can see that traffic is moving along very well in the silicon valley. i would get out there sooner rather than later,úif that's your commute. 618 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> sal, i just stepped outside and i got hit by lightning.únot not once, but twice. >ñ oh, my goodness, you got to buy that lottery. maybe i should play that ticket tonight. >> all right. thank you. all right. we have a charged up if you will forecast here. let's take a look at all the rainfall totals because that's what you want to see. bonnie doon i think had the most locally i know fort

bragg had over three. but bonnie doon two oakland hills. that's right piedmont 1.90. casadero 185. thank you raymond. 1.40 half moon bay, almost an inch of rain. fairfax 86 100 clear lake 81, los gatos almost 8/10 morgan hill two thirds. in benicia. thank you, major dude 0.48 for that information. we have more. yes we do. castro good rain around castro valley. crow canyon area, almost an inch and a half mount tamalpais, almost an inch and a quarter. oakland 1.17, san jose 109. moraga at saint mary's college, 105 santa rosa. just shy of an inch of rain that's in town usee airport and livermore and danville, 89 and 88 some cold at spdiablo sitting at 39 degrees with a west wind at 16. that's cold for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover coming down. so i think mostly cloudy here for the morning and then partly sunny in the afternoon. we do get a break today and tomorrow. boy, that was a powerhouse low

that we had on the weekend, especially went into southern california. thunderstorms erupted in southern california yesterday. southern nevada, also in arizona. looks like it's pushed into new mexico though. ukiahl phoenix,úsan diegoúandud bakersfield all have something in common. they're three of them are 50 high clouds today, tomorrow, and then next sweeps in here on wednesday afternoon evening for rain and it looks like again at the end of the week. so today get a bret very warm. staying in the 60s. >> you guys all right. thank you steve. the conditions in the sierra pretty good for skiing and boarding. we're going to tell you how long the tahoe resorts say they will stay open for the rest of the snow season. and terrifying moments for a southern california woman as she was swept away by fast moving water in the l.a. river. what it took to rescue her and what she was g riright charged with style.

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pretty fast. firefighters tried to pull her to the side, but she had trouble grabbing on to that ladder. then a fire pull her to. was attacked earlier this month. ktvu obtained video of the woman being at woody's laundromat on park boulevard, near fifth avenue. police say the two people were missing some of their personal items. they asked her to check video. police say she wascet- attacked when she refused. one person seen in and released todt bay congressman mark desaulnier will host 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 scheduledúfor 630 at john muir elementary school in martinez. los angeles dodgers superstar shohei ohtani will address the

media today about the illegal gambling scandal involving his former camp first said he transferred funds to cover his former interpreters debts, but then later accused the interpreter of massive theft. los angeles news outlets report about $4.5 million were wired from ohtani's accounts to an orange county bookmaker to settle gambling losses. >> everyone sort of scratching their heads saying, what is going on here was, in fact, ohtani gambling? or is this someone who he lent money to? or he thought he was lending money to or covering bets or covering something else that he was told afterwards to believe that, you know, maybe things were misconstrued. maybe, you know, . >> the irs says it's investigating both ohtani's former interpreter and the bookmaker, major league baseball says it is investigating itúin the matter. legal experts say even if ohtani did not bet on

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what we now know about the mountain lion linked to that thd advance. the nail biting ending at maples pavilion as the team moves on to the nextúround of the ncaa tournament. >> from ktvu fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, there it is, right on time. >> that opening bell this morning and the big news investors are reacting to the announcement this morning from boeing. three top executives, including the ceo, stepping down as the investigation of the

planemaker continues over quality control and safety issues. also this morning, the european union has launched an investigation into apple, alphabet and metan i'll have all the details coming up in today's dollars and cents a shortened week. the markets are closed for friday. okay, in observance of good friday. so it looks like a little lower opening of all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome toúmonday. it is >> yes. and we want to check in with steve paulson because we have a little sun. little rain. where are you starting? well, no rain today. >> no wednesday. wednesday this week. yes. we need to prepare wednesday and friday, 40s and 50súon the temps. we do get a break today. it'll be mostly cloudy in the morning and i think, though partly sunny. a few high clouds in the afternoon evening. so if you're going for the giants and the a's game, i'e very warm. that temple drop fast. no doubt about it, but a lot of high clouds here in the morning. there to

it in mendocino county, so there is a break in the rain, that's for sure, and mostly cloudy. morning, partly sunnyúafternoon, but 60s on the temps, mainly low 60s. so we're below average here for many here 60 to 64 on the highs. all right sal is here. tell us aboutúthe traffic. it is what it is doing okay. >> actually we can see the traffic on westbound bridge. the richmond bridge looks okay. although it is getting more crowded. let's go right to our triple a traffic camera here and now at the richmond bridge. sop- things are beginning the macart. it's also a little bit busy. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're backed up almost to the maze. 631 let's get back to the headlines right now. >> thank you. with the california department of fish and wildlife will study the remains of a mountain lion that was euthanized after it killed a man in el dorado county over the weekend. ketv allie rasmus in the studio now to explain the new warning from the sheriff's department after that morning dave.morning alex. good-

>> mountain lion attacks are rare, but can and do happen. the last time someone in california was killed by a mountain lion was 20 years ago in southern california. but this weekend, a northern california family is mourning the death of their 21 year old son killed by a mountain lion. it happened about 55 miles northeast of sacramento, near georgetown in the sierra the man in his 18 year old brother were hiking through aúheavily wooded area collecting deer antlers. around 1:00 saturday afternoon,o report he and hisúbrother had been attacked by a mountain lion. when deputies came to the area, they found the 18 year old seriously injured and the body of his 21 year old brother. the mountain lion, still crouched over it. deputies fired their weapon and scared the mountain lion off. the 21 year old was pronounced dead at the scene.c the 18 year old was seriously hurt but survived. >> he has undergone multiple surgeries throughout the night, however, with speaking with one of the family spokespersons, he

informed me that thankfully, the brother is expected to make a full recovery. >> i felt bad for the kids and the family. itgs heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it. >> hours after the mountain lion attack, a professional trapper caught the animal. it was euthanized and initial dna tests by the department of fish and wildlife confirmed it was the cat involved in that deadly attack. now, necropsy results show that the mountain lion was a 90 pound male that appeared to be in good health. but the california department of fish and wildlife says its forensic scientists will continue studying samples from the animal carcass to determine whether ith conditions. dave and pam, back to you. >> okay, allie, thank you. time now, 633. oakland investigators are busy searching for clues in a deadly shooting at a gas station. it happened early saturday morning at the kwik save gas stationúon the east q2thústreet. that has been the site of several shootings in

recent years. the name of the victim has not been released, and there's no word. oakland poo investigating a shooting where three people were hurt yesterday morning. it happened at a homeless encampment on 47th avenue near east 12th. police say the three people were taken to the hospital. the last time we checked condition. investigators say the victims and the shooter had been arguing, but they didn't say if arrests had been made. if you have any information about this case, call oakland police. >> the supreme court will consider a case tomorrow concerning reproductive rights. nowl two years after the high court overturned roe versust& wade, justices are being asked whether the overlooked serious safety problems when it& made the abortion pill mifepristone easier to obtain. women can receive it by mail. nurse practitioners and prescribe the drug.s can alsot- >> some abortion opponents are

hoping the trump administration, if there is a second trump administration, will treat as a. so there there are a lot of explosive possibilities that we could see in the case. >> conservative groups blame the drug on, quote, tens of thousands of emergency fda commissioners filed a brief with that the agency exercised special care when approving the drug. a decision could come by late june and affect the r024 presidential race. >> our time is 635. area realtors predicting a comeback francisco. the price of condos are still well below pre-pandemic levels, but many realtors say the market has hit bottom and prices are starting to creep up again. latest information from compass shows the median price for a condo in sanúfrancisco went up by about 5.6% compared to last year. even downtown condominiums are

positioned for a possible comeback, with tech employees reportedly searching for a good deal. >> the stanford women's basketball team is moving on to the sweet 16. it was an overtime thriller as stanford star and all american cameron brink fouled out with two minutes to go in theúfourth, taking on iowa state. itúwas her final game at the wnba next year. fans say the nail biter of a game was indicative of march madness. >> i was just so scared that they might lose my heart was beating so fast and i think i lost ten years of my life waiting on this game to finish. >> but but it looks like we're t week, so girls, man. keep going. >> just beat stanford and play the way they always do. stanford professor, condoleezza rice. now, the only not the only big name at the game, brock purdy was also there. there he

is. alma mater, iowa state. oh that's he's he roots for iowa. this is the last year stanford is playing in the tournament as part of the pac 12. since the school is moving to the acc next year, the cardinals next game will be on friday. they will head to portland to play the winner of today's game between nc state and tennessee. >> and did you hearúwhat shaquille? no, said the women basketball players are playing better than they are mos what he said. >> well, you know, lots of time& dave and pam, the men rely on the women have to rely a little bit more on finesse. it's really fun to watch, stanford's team this year. they're all really good shooters. so, let's go out and take a look at maze. metering lights are on. no major problems. highway four is the same slowdownsn we always spget. what we haven't had is a

lot of serious issues. we've had and there, but not too bad. and you can see the south bay looks good. in fact, that silicon valley commute is nice andúlight for you. so get out there and get into the everyone else does8 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> and looking ahead now, thet& acc salon a year, right. >> well, i mean, look, i like men's basketballn i like women's basketball. i just like basketball i agree. >> there you go. all right. thank you sir. appreciate that. rain totals from friday to sunday. you know locally bonnie doon looks like you're the winner at just over two inches of rain. oakland hills above piedmont, almost two casadero 185 and mount veeder picked up 1.40. half moon bay almost an clear lake 81, los gatos almost 8/10. morgan hill, two thirds, and venetian vallejo both picked up about a half inch of rain. other locations were pretty good. castro valley it was good

rain around castro valley, crow& canyon an inch and a half, almost. mount tamalpaisúan inch in 19/100. oakland downtown 117 san jose 109. saint mary's college, moraga 105 santa rosa. down in town was close livermore 89/100 in danville, 88. it's cold out there. higher elevation. i saw mount veeder at 39 and low and behold, well, mount diablo was now there. 40, but still pretty chilly conditions. it will be tough to warm up. there is a back edge to but right now everyone sayssunn. cloudy to mostly cloudy. but we do get a break for two days here on the rain before it sweepst& back in wednesday afternoon evening. pretty good system that went down into southern california. thunderstorms down there. southern nevada, arizona. looks like that system is taking the turn towards new mexico. 40s 50s. higher elevations of you 30s. but truckee 23,úsouth lake tahoe, 1850 san diego 50. bakersfield 50. in phoenix 47. crescent city and alsoúukiahú23. truckee a lot of high clouds today and tomorrow, but we do

get a break. temperatures will r many. we should be upper 60s to almost 70 for some, as that low dives into new mexico, it's left behind some cooler air. we start with wednesday evening and early thursday and it looks like again for sure on friday. saturday is kind of iffy. the low may go into southern california, but anyway, youúlook at it, it looks still on the way. march ending like it started like a big old lion and maybe even into the first so partly cloudy, a lot of high clouds here, but more sun will be filtered sun and highs still below average here. a lot of low 60s. >> all right steve thank you. time 640. we'll expect this year's basket of easter candy to cost more money. chocolates will cost you more. >> but now i'm craving chocolate. >> i know you are. >> all right, first, let's check in with garcia for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. good >> when i get to joinúyou in studio, not even a presidential primary could get polls for thit

california primary. butúone bay area county did beat out the others when it came to the number of people who turned in their ballots. new at seven. why? it's a glass half full or half empty situation for san francisco. then leave the credit cards and cash at home, apparently because the wallet is on the way out. why many members of gen z are ditching the wallet entirely, and what ey're doing

have pled guilty. the suspects looked disoriented and battered when they appeared in court. one was in a wheelchair, another had a bandage covering a black eye. if convicted on all charges, including terrorisml they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. the kremlin has also arrested several other people and is investigating if more were involved in friday's attack. the terrorc group isis s claiming responsibility. 137 people were killed in the attackn manyúothers are injured. israel and hamas may soon be swapping hostages and prisoners. >> israel nowúwaiting for hamas

to respond after israel agreed to a us proposal for a prisoner exchange that includes 40 israeli hostages and about 700 palestinian prisoners,c among them are 100 palestinians serving life, prison sentences for killing israeli nationals in palm sunday was celebrated in israel by thousands of christians on the mount of olives in jerusalem, not far worshipers carried palm markinge entrance of jesus into jerusalen palm sunday marks the start of the holy week, a very solemn time leading up to easter sunday . >> and i know there's a lot going on here and the holy land, and i'm here to pray for the jews. i'm here to pray everyone. it's my love of jesus christ. why i'm here israel and hamas is now with hundreds of people here in

the east bay walked more than 20 miles advocating for a ceasefire in gaza. over the weekend, demonstrators from various religious communities marched from berkeley to alameda. that's 22 miles. it represented the distance that the people fleeing gaza must travel to reach the rafah crossing. it's part of a broader solidarity movement of pilgrimage that took place in more than 100 cities, 140 cities >> southwest airlines is preparing to schedule red eye flights for the first time in its history. now, airline officials say they see an opportunity for about 50 overnight flights perúday. southwest plans to start late night departures from lasc vegas and hawaii within the next two years. chick fil a announced changes to its chicken. the fast food chain is switching from a no antibiotic ever policy to one that will not use antibiotics important to human medicine, chick fil a says it will allow antibiotics

treat sick animals well. easters will be more expensive this year. americans are expected to spend hundreds of dollars on various easter treats, including chocolate. however, raw materials including sugar and dairy are more expensive, and cocoa prices have hit a record high. we heard from some local businesses about the struggle between costs and customers. are very careful about when we do those price increases because we don'túwant to overwhelm our customer, but we doúhave to make sure that we are, you know, keeping track of our expenses.t& >> analysts say the el nino weather phenomenon left struggling year with drier temperatures. >> all right, pam, this is for you. >> the sierra has plenty of snow. a look at this video sent to us by palisades tahoe. you can see the conditions out on the mountain. palisades says it received more than two feet of snow over the weekend. some

spof the ski resorts in tahoe he already pushed their closing dates past april into may, and more are likely to extend their ski season, with so much snow on the ground in the mountains, i've really come to love spring skiing! i like to ready for it? yeah you know, i've skied in many snowstorms, but nothing like some nice soft snow and some sunny weather. not tooúmuch wind. so, you know, i just want perfect conditions, that's all. >> you're a bluebird skier. >> i have become more, more appreciative of, the nicer weather. >> exactly. nice weather. groomed, run lunch at 1130, maybe come back. maybe. don't. speveryone. let's go to the triple-a traffic camera. richard. sandra. richard edward. be funny. if it was the richard san rafael bridge, it's the richmond-san rafael bridge right now. and traffic is lined upc a little bit. it's a typical delay.úthere have been no

problems approaching the macarthur maze, although it is getting crowded. and if you're the end of the theúmacarthur mae have been no major issues on highway four, although itúis slow through. bay point 680 is movingúalong very well. if you're driving from, let's say, martinez all the way down to about dublin, you got lucky. it looks very good. but then after that you'll see pleasanton commute is a little slow. not steve back in here with today's- weather. thank you sal. >> yes. all right. we'll get to it here. mostly cloudy in the morning. partly sunny in the afternoon. there is a back edge to this cloud deck that's coming down. it's a mixture of low clouds and mainly some high mid level clouds. but we do get a break today from tomorrow. but r cloudy morning. but some sun breaks should sweep through later this afternoon. t0s 50s on the temps some 30s in the higher elevations. 20s and teens up in the mountains though 45 sacramento, 45 redding and low

angeles had thunderstorms yesterday. saw a lot of high clouds. will streamúin fromúthe northwest next few days, so i'd get used to that, but at least it's dry until wednesday. wednesday afternoon evening, unless it slows down. might come in wednesday night for some, but every system seems to produce something so far this year, and the next one will do that. and then another one on friday. saturday could be i would plan on evening and again maybe thursday night friday as some rain moves in and sierra snow looks like it'll be picking up again depending on which forecast model you believe. some are a little more bullish than others herel but it does look like the pattern continues here at the end of march into about the first week of april. is the way it's looking. a brief break from the rain, a lot of high clouds at some sun later on, 50s low 60s on the temps well below average here for this time of yearc for most. next rain will be wednesday afternoon evening, dave okay steve. >> thank you. time now 651. we're getting a tattoo for a yo. several bay area tattoo artists

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flight crews with cal fire covering sonoma lake and napa counties are now training to fight fires at night. pilots and fire captains from cal fire's boggs mountain helitack base in middletown are trainingúwith night visionúgoggles. cal fire says it's the third season of using those night vision goggles. it allows firefighters to expand their fire fighting capabilities. well there are conflicting views about the effectiveness of aúnew state bill to protect young children from overdose deaths. the legislation by south bay state senator dave cortese will require the health departmentúto monitor fentanyl related deaths among newborns and toddlers and then provide guidance. now the measure is inspired three monthx castro, who died last may from

fentanyl overdose. social workers objected to taking phoenix back to her father, who was known to have a substance abuse problem. a child abuse expert told the bay area news group this case involved, quote, dysfunctional santa clara county policies and practices, not faulty state guidance. well, the white house says it will fight the new bipartisan can funding bill that bans the lgbtq pride flag from flying over u.s. embassies around the world. now, the bill does permit the american flag and other official branded flags of a u.s. agency to be flown. a spokesperson for the white house saysc president biden considers the provision inappropriate and targeting lgbtq americans. it is. 656 the cdc starting to warn about a worldwide measles outbreak in the u.s, officials say theet-

number of cases of measles in america so far this year is already higher than what was recorded all of last year, and mainly it's affecting children between 1r months and older who are not vaccinated. and most children get their first dose of the measles vaccine after their first birthdayn doctors advise getting that vaccine shot to help keep you and your children safe. our time is 656. recent research from the american cancer society reports that uterine cancer is now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. now, while doctors have improved survival rates for many kinds of cancer, the health data shows and deaths are risine doctors say early detection and action is the key to saving lives. the experts also say that they're looking at breakthroughs in one certain type of treatment . >> immune therapy is a different

way to fight the cancer. traditional chemotherapy is kin& of knock down the cancer cells and make it so that they can't continue growing. but immunotherapy actually has a patient's immune system. start attacking the cancer. >> doctors also warn obesity is one of the major risk factors of uterine cancer. well, people living in the east bay in richmond protestedúthe opening of a facility at craneway pavilionc over the weekend. the critics say pickleball is an improper use of that public space, and the installation is moving ahead withoutúthe proper approvals. ss about the updated proposal submitted to earlier this month. the richmond city council will meet tomorrow. they will present a report to the public about this new pickleball facility and some small business spowners in redwood city have aa new parking plan. the caltran project would eliminate almost all of the street parking along busy woodside road. those

parking spaces would be replaced with bike lanes and local business owners say losing those parking spaces would really hurt their business. i don't seeúa whole lot of bikes up and down woodside road, so you know, the whole applicability as far as need and supplying that need is very interesting. >> anyone who cannot hop on a bicycle to come over to any of the businesses on woodside road, those are the demographics that i think about the proposed bike lanes part of its plan to make the streets of redwood city a lot safer. they also plan to make the to see. as talk baseball today is the start of a twoúgame bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. the game starts at 640 at the coliseum. tomorrow night at oracle park. both teams are rounding out their rosters before they start

the regular season thursday. the giants, by the way, lost last night byc their their minor league team, the sacramento river cats, 8 to 1. it was an exhibition in front of aúsellout crowd at sacramento's sutter health park. >> it's sparking a long overdue when we say we want fewer people to die on our road, on the heels of a crash that killed a family of four, there's been another crash involving a car and a person at a bus stop in san francisco. >> why? safety advocates and local leaders say the city needs a wake up call. plus, i would think that the president feels some desperation right now. former president trump facing a big deadline in his new york civil fraud case. what could happen if he can't pay nearly a half billion dollars by this afternoon? >> also, we grew up eating in-n-out. so like, you know, just seeing it close out and it's like kind of sad. >> oakland's only in-n-out has left the city over