allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you. more about whatúcaused that midair incident airlines fw zealand to suddenly lose altitude, injuring 50 people.t& latest a rough couple of boeing chilean airlines jet suddenly dropped on monday, injuring about 50 people, the airline says a technical event caused the, quote, strong movement on board. but one passenger on that flight now says after the incident, the pilot told him he for a few seconds. >> he goes, yeah. and then all instantly, like within just a split second. but enough to cause the plane it did. >> the latest incident comes as a federal aviation administration audit found dozens of problems with the production of boeing 7s7 max jets and their key supplier, spirit aerosystems. the faa report says regulators saw mechanics to measure the width of a door seal and in another case, technicians poured dish soap into a door seal to lubricate it. and now boeing's latest troubles are causing major problems for airlines that are depending on new planes from the company. southwest,

allie. rasmus. thank you. time now, 704.igation continues in southern monterey county and ki. three others were wounded. this happened last night in king city , a community south of salinas along highway 101. police say a car pulled up to where a house party was being held. three men got out of the car and who were standing outside of the house. then the gunman ran away. three men and a womanúwere killed in that shooting. three other men were rushed to hospitals. so far, no arrests have been made. >> candidates vying to become the next us senator from california are making their final pushes to voters, despite the latest polls that suggest there are two front runners, all candidates say they'll fight till the end. ktvu james torres live near the contra costa county elections office with a real race to theúfinish here. james and garcia and the conversation is often about voter turnout. >> a lot of theseúcandidates saying that they can win this seat if they get the appropriate voters out. we saw two of the four candidates in s

i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. >> allie it's friday.'re ready. know yesterday was pretty windy- in the morning. and then by the evening i was completely still perfect. hopefully it lasts a little while longer. steve. >> we'll have lots of sun. that's not thec problem here. still be breezy to windy and we have temperatures that are in the 50s and 60s and it is clear skies out there. so it will be sunny, breezy, windy, still up temperatures to be in the 70s for almost everyone sal now. and your 70s. you have feet on the desk. you allúright? >> the 70s, linda ronstadt, bread, bread. >> how did they come up with that name? sal? bread, bread. >> i know, i know, i have to i have to figure that out. bread, i don't know. a look at interstate 880 north and southbound pretty well. this isa look at the bay bridge. trafficg well. you don't need any bread at the toll plaza. you just drive on through. 431 let's go back to the headlines. berkeley parents they say is a f safety measures on campus. so tr own hands. the group has raised about $40,000 to

the health department says customers may have been exposed to measles, ktvu allie rasmus has more onf you dined, worked or even restaurant between 4 and 7 in the evening, saturday, march 9th, alameda county public health officials say you may have been exposed to someone with measles, a highly contagious airborne virus. >> it's extremely dangerous, which is why it's a mandatory vaccination in as a requisite to go into daycares and schools and things like that, so we take it very seriously and it can be fatal. >> most people in the u.s. are vaccinated against measles, but babies can't get the vaccine until they're about a year old. so being exposed to this is particularly dangerous for families with infants. alameda county public health officials want to hear from you. if you were exposed and fall in one of the following categories. you're the parent of an infant 11 months or younger. you're unsure of your measles vaccination or haven't been vaccinated. you're pregnant. a health care worker ñ> if you're vaccinated, you're safe, but the concern is wet& don't know who isn't vaccinated o

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news before frontrunners in california's u.s.race were in out campaigns in the state, ktvu political reporter greg lee heard from those candidates about their final appeal to voters box in california's hotly contested u.s. senate race, in a crowded d crisscrossing the state trying to get out the vote. >> the future is in your hands. >> as voters, i hope you'll get out and vote, democratic congressman adam schiff went door to door in the castro monday morning, talking to voters, experience in the house. i'm very proud of my record of delivering mass transit, bringing back millions to find affordable housing for people to help deal with the epidemic of homelessness. my efforts to pass california's patient bill of rights. but people have me where they're standing had it. >> uh, we want to send seed back to washington. we want his voice. a newly released poll from berkeley igs shows republican and former baseball player steve garvey pulling ahead of schiff for the first time, followed by democrat and house members katie porter and oa

ktvu allie rasmus explains the proposal and brings us reaction. >> the safer school zones bill would cap speed limits around schools to no more than 20mph. >> i'm all for it, actually. in the school zone. >> lorna wilson has been a crossing guard at castlemont elementary in campbell for more than a decade. >> we get bursts of rush hour and i'll tell you that a lot of times it's the same drivers doing the same things. >> reporter she thinks a slower speed limit might help. i love it, i hopefully drivers would, would adhere to that. south bay assembly member mark berman's bill would also mandate signs go up around schools that list the specific times those slower speeds would apply. >> the kind of generic times are 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m, but with the ability for communities to change those times, he says, that will help with enforcement instead of it being some arbitrary standard or subjective standard of when children are present. it's clear times parents support the idea. >> it makes sense. it makes sense, especially around schools . makes sense because some people ju

live in campbell, allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news okay. >> allie. thank you. time at 734.will soon be cut. the regional medical center will be downsizing the trauma center because of a lower number of patients needing those services and the regulatory requirements that are involved, the nurses say. not having critical services easily available means patients suffering from a stroke or a heart attack will lose those life saving services. >> the reason that we're out here today is to raise awareness in this community, because i don't think people really understand what's going on, come august 12th, the hospital is going to be doing away with comprehensive trauma services, comprehensive stroke services, and also stemi, which is a heart attack. >> now, the nurses say eliminating that trauma center will make it harder for a mainly latino east san jose population to get vital health care will. the regional medical center released a statement about this, saying in part, we will continue evaluating, treating and or stabilizing stroke and serious heart attack patients should patien

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right.ugh many hearings. he joins us now to discuss today's status conference and the presence of the los angeles innocence project. michael, thank you so much for joining us. sure. all right. so ali just went over the details of updatingúus so i wano the motions and how that could t what we know here. so from myt- understanding here, an orange van was spotted across the street from scott and laci peterson's home around the on c. what does peterson's attorney say about this van and significance to the case? >> well, the significance of the van is that there is speculation that on the day she was kidnaped, the house across the rid of the eyewitness to it, laci kidnaped her, put her in the van and took her off andt& allegedly not allegedly, she died at the hands of those burglars. now the innocence project that's a big deal. and i'll tell you why in a minute. they are going to be looking at that van they want, and it's burned that van has been burned. >> there was a mattress inside. >> exactly

live in santa rosa, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >>úallie, thank you.anta rosa, right? yeah. let's get out to our traffic centerl see what sal castaneda is concerned about. or if you might have your feet up because it's such a nice light. friday.t goes to what steve had been saying, or even bill last night was saying it, that we're going to have an afternoon evening commute that isúgoing to peopley say, well, okay, i'm going to work on home on a friday, and that's what's happening. let's go to the bay bridge. i'll show you. the traffic is moving along very well. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. we're going to also start seeing some spring break or easter break, whateverl does. but we're going to start seeing some, you know, time off surrounding theúeaster holiday coming up,úespecially for the catholic schools, but maybe for others toon and we might get a break for the traffic in the on those weeks. so we're going to start seeing that as well. haywardc fremont 880 southbound as you drive down toward the mission boulevard exit. a little slowing the

dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is thursday march 14th pi day.weather. steve paulson, it seems like a nice spring transition. we're heading into a still technically winter, but we're close to spring officially here about a week away here, if you will. >> butc is a fall-like pattern. now the stronger gusts by far in the higher elevations, but 40s 50 of the city sitting at 59 warm degrees and we will have sunshine aplenty today oakland hills. 34mph. mount tamw up to 41mph. so highs today bump up 70s on those highs. all right. sal's herec. i thought yu saidc there was one issue. is that where was that? >> yeah, it wasúin san francisco . and they found the crash northbound 101 near vermont. it was reported northbound 101 near 280. sometimes peopleúget it ofg a big traffic jam and fear streaking down the streets of the city. this morning you can see traffic is moving along okay , let's talk about some of the other commutes we have out there. let's go to the richmond bridge from our triple-a traffic camera veryúnicely. bay bridge also looks pretty good

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you.children were in an apartment withúa man. >> she had a restraining order f the apartment, officers went in, the suspect unknowing armed him& a handgun and he fired that sphandgun in the direction of te officers inside the apartment. that's when officer shot and killed that mann campbell's police chief says the woman involved in the incident was say hec had evidence the childrn had been put in danger while in her care. he says the children are now in protective custody. >> police in pleasant hill are a deadly shooting that happened just before noon yesterday at an apartment complex south of sun valley mall. investigators say a 67 year old man was killed and another suffered life threatening injuries. witnesses say they heard several gunshots before the two men on the ground. >> well, the san francisco board of supervisors expanding the city's homeward bound program. it started back inú2005 and provides the homeless with a fully paid trip to their hometowns as a way to deal with members

allie rasmus is here now. you have all allie. >> good morning dave.dined or came in here on a specific dayc saturday about a week and a half ago, between the hours of 445 and seven in the evening, there is a possibility you may have been exposed to measles. now they give that specific time frame because measles is an airborne virus that is highly contagious. if you were around people who have it. >> literally, if someone'sc sharing the airspace of this building with measles and area for two hours is still thi- contaminated. sp>> now, most people are vaccinated for measles, but children a year old. so being exposed to it can& be particularly risky for families with alameda county puc health department says. if you have a young child at home and t specific time on march 9th, they want you to give them a call. they also want anyone who may have been exposed to as a healtr doctors, and alameda county public health. they also tell people to be on the lookout. if you were here during that window of exposure, be on the lookout for any symptoms of measles. it

rasmus has more on where and exactly when customers may have been at riskn >> if you dined, worked oretweenú4 and 7 in 9th. alameda county publicch health officials say you may have been exposed to someone with measles, a highly contagious airborne virus. >> it's why it's a mandatory vaccination in as a requisite to go into daycares and things like that, so we take it veryúseriously and it can be fatal. >>úmost people in the u.s. are vaccinated against measles, but babies can't get the vaccine until they're about a year old. so being exposed to this is particularly dangerous for families with infants. alameda county public health officials want to hear from you. if you were exposed and fall in one of the following categories. you're the parent of an infant 11 of your measles vaccination or haven't been vaccinated. you're pregnant, a health care worker or child care provider. so if but the concern is we don't know who isn't we didn't think we had to worry about this anymore. i'm concerned that it could suggest that people are starting to be wary of vaccination, given our recent pandemi

ktvu allie rasmus is in campbell right now. you have all the details, allie.ning dave. we're outside castlemont elementary school in campbell. where behind me you can see one of those 25 mile per hour speed limit signs. there's also another school zone sign there behind it. that yellow one you see with the symbols of the parent and child crossing the street. but there's no specifics on either of these signs about when school is in session. a south bay lawmaker wants to change that. assembly member marc berman says not only should the speed limit be lower than 25 miles an hour, in fact, no more than 20mph, he's proposing a bill that would require local governments to create school walk zones to include all roads and sidewalks within a half mile radius of a school. signs nearby. the schools would also have to list the specific times schools are in session, and when those rules would apply. now, castlemont elementary in campbell is where almost two years ago, september of 2022, eight year old jacob villanueva was struck by a car in the crosswalk while he was walk

go as ktvu allie rasmus reports, several citiesúand counties are pushing for a bill in the state legislature to start expandingc beyond san francisco into 22 cities in san mateo and los angeles counties. >> if you can test it in california, if you can test it in the bay area and los angeles, you can test it anywhere in thee them the seal of approval. and that's why they're pushing hard for it. >> but local governmentsúare pushing back against waymogs expansion, throwing their support behind senate bill 915. it would give cities more say over how car companies can operate on local streets. >> is ready for prime time. >> california senate bill 915 would giveúcities the power to issue their own local permits for those self-driving cars. local governments could limit how many cars are on the road at any given time and what hours they operate. local governments could also add fees or service charges to pay for the enforcement of their regulations. >> what the bill tries to do is make sure that this expansion isngt so great in terms of numbers, but isúsomething that is controlled. >> the concern f

. >> gasia allie rasmus. thank you. now, when it comes to how the bridge that collapsed in baltimore compares to bridges in the bay area, there are some similarities. as the francis scott key bridge in baltimore stands 185ft from the water in the center. it's about the same clearance as the eastern span of the bay bridge, which has a clearance of 190ft. the western span and golden gate bridge both have the same clearance between the water and the bridge. 220ft. as for the number of commuters crossing every day, about 31,000 cars go across baltimore's key bridge every day. the golden gate bridge sees far more about 112,000 a day, more than twice as many as that crossed the bay bridge daily. some 260,000 cars, one key difference, though, is that the key bridge was mainly used to bypass downtown baltimore, not head straight into downtown as the bay bridge does. we do hope you stay with mornings on two. as we continue to follow this developing story. we'll have a live report from baltimore that's coming up in less than 30 m

rasmus.u. tuberculosis cases are. the california department of public health issued an advisory recently rose 15% last yearc frm about 1800 in 20ú22 to 2000 100 in 2023. it's the third consecutive year that cases have been on the rise since 2020. health experts say they think the rise reflects a return to normalcy following the covid pandemic. new at noon statec lawmakers in sacramento will top protect free speech on collegec campuses. the bill, introduced by east bay state senator steve glazer, has the support of the caucus. it would require universities and colleges to update and enforce provisions in their student codes of conduct to prohibit violence, harassment, intimidation, thatúe speech. the bill comes in incidc santa uc berkeley thatúforced the cancellation of aúpro-israeli speaker speech is fundamental and protected by the first amendment, does not allow as a o silence them. and the first amendment is definitely not vio. >> state senator glazer introduced the bill back in february.

ktvu allie rasmus explains the results and the reaction.sed by san francisco voters yesterday. >> the only one that didn't pass was a measure that tiedc police staffing to tax increases. that measures that did pass that were arguably some of the most controversial and consequential were measures e and f. so let's take a look at how that the numbers folded out for measure e, which passed by 60% of the vote. it authorizes the city to install public surveillance cameras and give police more flexibility to use drones. facial recognition technology as well as update the police pursuit policy so that police would be able to chase suspected criminals. people who are suspected of committing violent crimes and felonies. opponents say that the measure gives police too much power with unclear results. >> there's nothing in proposition e that will make san francisco safer. it will only make san francisco less safe, and it will target communities that have been overpoliced for decades. into the measure for folks that are concerned. you know, the police

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news caltrain reports oneúof its trains hit and killed a person at chestnutet in redwood city. >> now, this happened just before morning. 174 people were on board. no other injuries reported. the cause of that crash is under investigation now. governor gavin newsom touting the results of a chp sting operation targeting carjacking rings and gangs in oaklandl according to the governor. in recent weeks, the chp has made 168 arrests and recovered 360 stolen vehicles in oaklandúand other parts of alameda county. suspects were arrested on charges including possession of stolenúproperty, auto theft, transportation of narcotics, dui and felony gun possession. the arrests were a result of undercover operations and uniform patrols following the surge of chp officers in oakland in february. some small business owners in oakland's diamond district say they're fed up with the relentless crime and chaos that has hit their district. as ktvu alice wertz reports, they're now proposing withholding taxes from the city in the diamond district, restaurants and small businesses ar

the baby remains in the hospital and we on the child's n in the newsroom, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two a man on trial for murder in a martinez courtroom reportedly stabbed two attorneys with a pen during a hearing, the contra costa county sheriff's office says romello randall either broke out or cut through a restraint, attaching him to a chair in the courtroom during his murder trial on monday. >> the 28 year old then grabbed his lawyer's pen, stabbed him, then tried to attack the prosecutor as well. a sheriff's deputy tackled him and restrained him. both attorneys we're working on finding out wie filed against randall. live pictures of sfo right now where there was another issue with due to a mechanical issue. now,- in a statement to ktvu off for osaka shortly after noon yesterday. it was delayed nearly five hours after the pilott& announced there was some type of engineúproblem. this was the eighth maintenance issue spinvolving united flight flying in or out of sfo during the past two weeks. >> new. at noon, there were elec vehicle charging stations available in san francisco city l

allie rasmus explains the next steps into the investigation on the deadly attack. >> trying to figurein lion attack in brothers, ages 18 and 21, were in the woods of el dorado county, about 55 miles northeast of sacramento, collecting deer antlers. just after 1:00 saturday afternoon, old called 911 to report he and his brother had been attacked by a mountain lion. when deputies arrived, they found the 18 year old seriously injured and the body of his 21 year old brother. >> they located a man down and next to that individual was a mountain lion in a crouched position. >> the 21 year old was pronounced dead at the scene. his brother is expected to survive after undergoing surgery. >> i felt bad for the kids and the family. it's heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it in the hours after theúattack, state wildlife officials authorized a professional to catch the mountain lion. >> it was caught and euthanized. initialc dna tests confirmed the lion they captured was in fact the one tied to the deadly attack. necropsy results show the m

rasmus shows us the crowd waiting for the doors to open and what they experienced once inside. >> beforesantan- rosa, the line to be one of the first customers snaked around the block. some people camped out on the sidewalk overnight. >> it's like a very long extended tailgate party to have pliny before at different beer spfestivals. >> wanted to try it on the pint and also in bottle and just come here first time doing this, it's something you got to do. i thin& at least once in your life as a beer enthusiast, the triple ipa is known around the world for its smooth taste, with a surprisingly and deceptivelyc spthan 10. >> i've always liked to say that it's like liquid sunshine. >> you know, i've heard other people describing it to folks around here, and it's it is it's citrusy, it's piney, it's super well balanced. >> the ipa is only available in person at the russian river brewing company's sonoma county pubs in santa rosa and windsor during a two week time span. >> natalie likes to say it's like having a 14 day wedding, so that's a good because you got tn the whole time. but you know,

people to come and pay tribute to the three people who lost their lives here, live in san francisco allie fox two news. >> new information about a 13 year old arrested in connection with the killing of an oakland store clerk. majed al-hasani was shot and killed in early january while working at orlando's market. one juvenile was arrested last month in connection with the case. the bay area news group now reports that teen is suspected of committing a second armed robbery at a convenience store about 40 minutes later. well san francisco police have now reversed course and will release video showing what led to the death of a woman who was pushed to the ground last year. >> 63 year old yen fang wu died from her injuries last june. ma, and investigators at the calledúit an accident. but then just last week, the person accused of pushing her. 43 year-old tia hopkins, was arrested for violently assaulting a 71 year old woman of chinese descent. and that led to demands from the asian community in the city to reopen the case from last summer. san francisco's chief of police released a statement

allie rasmus ktvu, fox >> the unmistakable sounds of the score from the godfather, under the directionmusic from the movies played live, symphony san jose has a treat for you this weekend. i'm so happy to welcome robert masi, executive artistic director of symphony san jose, to the nightm screen to stage. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> of course, i have to say, i saw you a couple ago. i went down to symphony sa& jose to see et in concert, and you were leading around a costumed et have to say, seeing et in concert with your symphony was incredible. the asf the movie as you know. elliot and et were on the screen. yeah, yeah. >> thank you. and, you know, so many people don't realize that they're fans of symphonic music, but when you go to score is just that kind of led into thend sot- concert that we're doing this weekend, which is really featuring music by composers who are known for their either their their film work, but also their concert work. >> and soúdanny elfman is one of the names. tellúme about the things that were most likely to recognize when we come see you. >>

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. you, ali, to dig deeper into the scott peterson case, we are talking with ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza, who joins us now on the nine. you've been following this since the very beginning when this happened. this must be terribly painful for lacey's family, bringing this all the ie project must have good reason for bringing this up. what is the catalyst? >> someone went to the innocence project. i would imagine it was pat harris. he's the attorney. you just saw on the screen. he was second chair when the case was tried. the innocence project in la is deluged with cases. please take our case. look into it. there's got to be something that them to take this particular case. and i'm wondering, what aren't you telling us? is there something out there that you know that we don't? we know spabout the van. we know about e mattress. we know that dna was something new about that? so that's why this is so interesting right now okay. >> and for people catching up, you're talking about this b

rasmus live in san francisco with some of the key issues at stake.on this election day. >> and we talked to voters about how they feel about some of them voters and supporters and opponents of three measures in particular, that mayor london breed is supporting. those are measures. see e and f, let's tell you a little bit aboutúeach of them. measure c would eliminate the real estate transfer tax for developers who convert commercial buildings like those big empty downtown high rises into housing, measure e would authorize the city to install public surveillance cameras and give police more leeway to use drones, facial recognition technology and chase people suspected of committing violent crimes. measure on publc assistance in san francisco to go through regular drug screening tests and get substance abuse treatment now, a spokesperson for the campaign supporting these three measures say the ones about police technology and drug testing measures e and f have about 60% approval from san francisco voters. that's according to that campaign's internal pol

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, candidates vying to become the next us senator from californiaare making their final pushes to voters. latest polls suggest two frontrunners, but will fight until torres is keepe on this election for us. he joins us live from the or near the contra costa county elections office. good morning. james >> andre, good morning to you. well every election cycle we always talk about voter turnout, especially during the primaries, because turnout is typically pretty low here in contra costa& county at this point. voter turnout office here, is only about 15. and they expect that to jump to about 30% when this election is all said and done. that's about the same rate that we saw during the primary two years ago. and it also lines up with a statewide voter turnout. and at the end of the day, that number is very low in each of the candidates who are vying for that senateúseat. know that, too. so that's why theyúare doing these campaign rallies, not to just win the voters, rather votes of the people out there who will be casting ballots. but to also actually g

ktvu allie rasmus joins us now with more on the plan and what comes next.0 beds forúthe state's unhoused residents who are struggling with severe mental illness and addiction. voters approved proposition one, which allocates about and tax money tr housing for the homeless. but it will take time to figure out all the details, like when that housing will be built and how the state and local governments will determine who gets it. and we know some of the in the stat. part of the measure also requires counties to invest 30e of tax revenue that they get from the state into housing programs for the homeless. so there are questions about what counties will have to cut to divert that money they. governor gavin newsom, who led the effort to put prop one on the ballot and actively campaigned for it, said in a statement last night, quote, now counties and local officials must match the ambition of california voters. this historic reform will only succeed if we all kick into action immediately. state government and local leaders together. it's time to get to work. end

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank youn ali.lled in a hit and run on seminary avenue late last year. traffic records indicate nearly 60 people were hit along seminary avenue in the last ten years. oakland's department of transportation has a tentative redesign of the corridor in the works, but construction is not set to start until 2026 or 2027. >> if you wait two years or three years, right, because it's scheduled to get inúthe ground around 2027, well, that's you can do the math. more people will be injured before that happens and maybe even some more people will die. >> people who want changes made sooner say there are quick fixes the city can make now, including adding speed bumps. >> our time is 537. now we're hearing from the mother of a san francisco teenager who was killed back in january while riding on top of a moving bart train. the body of 19 year-old daniel barron was found january balboa park station.ear thet- investigators say he died during the dangerous stunt known as bart surfing. now, his mother it make the sa

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. allie, thank you for the update.now. current trade exemptions allow packages valued at $800 or less to enter the u.s. duty free per person. each day. this rule is allowing chinese online fast fashion company sheehan to dominate the us market. american consumer can buy trendy clothes at minimal prices, while the chinese manufacturing company is not paying tariffs. $1 billion shipments entered the u.s. that% increase from 2022. >> it's ranging from anything to the, um, pill press die sets that people were utilizing to make, um, you know, fentanyl that is devastating our communities. but we're also talking about you know, you know, fake or counterfeit jewelry. >> now, congress can repeal the current trade provision, which could add 20 to $30 to each sale , with many san franciscoc workers still not returning to the office. it's having an impact on housing prices in the city, according to the chronicle , less than half of san francisco workers have returned to the office since the pandemic. many of those remote employees

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie. thank you. thirds of a yes vote in order to pass. >> measure c gives a one time tax exemption for building owners who are converting from commercial to residential use. 68% voting yes ahead of the no vote. and measure d expands a list of gifts that city employees can't receive. moving on to, the next, algebra in classes, measure g, that would urge san francisco unified school district to offer algebra to eighth grade students again, that measure not legally binding, but would only encourage the school district to offer algebra in eighth grade if it passes 84% voting yes. all right. bam! >> there are many other local propositions and races that we have information to share with you on. you can find that on ktvu.com, along with the fox local app. >> students going to college in the fall are anxiously awaiting the results of their financial aid application. now, the free application for federal student aid, known as fafsa, usually opens in october, but last up ul the final days of 2023. now the for

ktvu allie rasmus is live at that scene to explain more about how this tragedy isústirring up debatemnants of it here behind us. >> you see these chunks of metal behindúthis police tape here. that is what is left of the bus shelter that was on lennox street near the west portal. muni station. that's where this tragedy happened saturday afternoon. a man, woman, toddler and infant were all waiting here at the bus stop when an suv driving eastbound hit the westport library, which is the building right behind this scene here, plowed into the curb, went up on the curb, and then struck the family that was waiting here. now in the 48 hours since this happened, peopleúhave come to lay flowers, stuffed animals and candles to honor the people killed. you'll also note that there are three pairs of shoes and a stroller at this site, behind the crime scene tape. according to the safety advocacy group walk sf, it was a family of four that was waiting here. the father and toddler were killed when the suv struck them. a mother and baby were seriously injured, and over the weekend we learned that the

ktvu allie rasmus joins us now in the studio with theúdetails. cities in san mateo and los angeles counties. and since then, some of those cities andt& local governments have called on bill that would give themc more say over how waymo and other self-driving car companies can operate on local streets. right now, the california dmv and the public utilities commission are the agencies that give companies like waymo permission to operate. but california senate bill 915 would give cities the power to issue their own local permits to those companies. under sb nine, 15 cities and counties could limit how many self-driving cars would be able to operate at any given rules about when those cars could drive. local governments could also add fees or service charges to pay for enforcement of those rules. the bill was sponsored by state senator dave cortese of san jose, and has the support of several local transportation agencies, local teamsters, unions san mateo county board of supervisors. >> what the bill tries to do is to put in safety measures to make s

. >> gasia allie rasmus. thank you. across the bay.london breed in the november election are releasing their plans to deal with the city's drug overdose crisis for many, the mayoral race comes down to increasing public safety and reducing homelessness and drug activity. ktvu spoke with mayor breed and her challengers about their proposals, including declaring a state of emergency and bringing in more state resources. >> we need results, and if that requires asking the state and the federal government for additional law enforcement personnel, i'm prepared to do exactly that up to and including national guard. >> yes. >> absolutely not only have we made arrests of over 2000 dealers and users with the goal of getting people treatment and holding drug dealers accountable , but even just last night, there was a big operation of over 50 arrests because of the work that we're doing. >> i would have a satellite office of the mayor at the tenderloin police station. the mayor needs to be on the ground seeing that on a day to day basis, marshalin

rasmus is live in the city here, with some at e >> are a total of seven local measures on the ballotcating and telling voters to support t, c, e and f. they are supported also by san francisco mayor london breed. let's tell you what these measures include. so measure c would eliminate the real estate transfer tax for developers who convert commercial buildings into housing. measure e would authorize the city to install public surveillance cameras and give police more flexibility to use drones. facial recognition technology and chase people suspected of committing violent crimes and felonies. measure f would require people on public assistance in san francisco to go through regular drug screening, testing and get substance abuse treatment, a spokesperson for the campaign supporting these three measures say the ones about police technology and and f have about% approval from san francisco spvoters,úaccording to the campaign's internal polling. mayor london breed says the change in how san francisco approaches the issues ofúcrime and drug use. >> we've done a lot of great work around cr

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you.ve on to the november general election and the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. schiff and garvey have commanding leads over their rivals. there are still many votes to count here. longtime east bay congresswoman barbara lee came in fourth with 7% in the california senate race so far. still she says she's optimistic she left her seat in congress to run for the senate. she thanked volunteers and voters for their support in oakland. she noted this was the most expensive race for california's senate in our state's history. >> so when you look at $27 million by my opponents, it's like, come on, what do you think that is? i mean, i don't take corporate pac money. you the disparity in the money. i mean, comec on, the establishmet money doesn't go to a black progressive woman, but we have people and we have low donors. we have recurring donors. >> lee headed back to washington shortly after polls closed. did not go to the watch party in alo didn't answer a reporter's questions abo

allie rasmus is with us now with the debate about public safety.he west portal neighborhood have been talking about and reaching out to city leaders, calling for changes to the speed and to the layout of the intersection here. this is the bus stop behind me where this all happened. you can see it is now a crime scene investigation. also a memorial. take note of the stroller in which people have placed flowers, candles, stuffed animals and at the foot of that stroller are three pairs of shoes, including the shoes of a young child. they're meant to represent the three people who died, according to the safety advocacy group walk sf. it was a father and toddler who were killed instantly when the suv struck themn a mother and baby the weekend, we learned that the mother died from her injuries at the hospital. the baby is still inc critical condition. the driver of the suv was hospitalized as well, and investigators aren'túsure yet what caused this vehicle to hop the stop. police say speed was definitely a factor, but investigators don't know if the driv

ketv allie rasmus in the studio now to explain the new warning from the sheriff's department after thatkilled 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 mou

rasmus ktvu fox two news. >> well, what do you think?o stories but haven't ventured up for the younger. >> yeah, although it's probably beautiful there too. right now that beer is looking pretty good even at seven. >> at 848. >ñ 848. come on. >> i would say take an umbrella. if you plan on going up and standing in line. i mean, maybe. i don't evenc know. all rightn outside our doors this morning,t stepping out and the skiesc look good, well, that could change because we will be in and out of sunshine. clouds shower. there's the risk of thunderstorms for today. snow in the sierra continues. and a live look here over emeryvillec where again, fr the moment it doesn't look like anything is fallingúwe check inh bay, few scattered showers along highway 101 near rohnert park. looks like we have some just coming up along the coastline near point reyes. we have scattered showers in the centra& and south bay as well. the center of the storm will continue to push to the east. we will dry out. right now it looks like by about midday sunday opp& but

ktvu allie rasmus joins us now to show usúthe memorial and the calls for safety.flower bouquets, stuffed animals and handmade signs. now this memorial grew last night during a vigil that was held. the sign above the display reads sf grieves and includes photos of the three people who died when an suv crashed into them at this bus stop on saturday. the victims, a father, mother and their young son, a family friend, identified them the father as brazilian national diego oliveira. his wife matilda, and their son joaquim. they died when the driver curb, crashing into the west portal bus shelter where the family was waiting for the bus again. this happened saturday afternoon. the couple's six month old baby was the only member of the family who survived. the baby is still in the hospital. last night, the pedestrian safety advocacy group walk sf organized a vigil to honor and hundreds of people came out. >> i feel that i need to be here to show respect for the family, and i hope that the infant will survive. >> we need to change how people drive is the number one thing

allie& rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you ali.o and founder of an app called dreamer's roadmap. now it's an app to help undocumented students around the country learn about. scholarships available to them. salamanca, a former undocumented immigrant herself, says she wants to encourage students who might be in the same situation she found herself in to follow their dreams might face. >> just do it, youúknow, likeúi think to this day, right? again, i've been in this industry for almost ten years. i'm still scared of some stuff. but, you know, we have to take the risk. i would just encourage tech leaders to hire more latinos and latinas. you know, i believe like the last metric that i read or that's kind of around there, it's like where we make up less than 3% of the industry, and i think especially in this state, in california, when the majority is now latino, i think companies can do a much better job at putting a little bit more into o are latinos and can fit those rolesújust like anybody else. >> salamanca is also promoting suppo

we'll be updating that story throughout the morning and ktvu allie rasmus will also bring a live reportime is now 609. we're going over to sal. we're going to check your morning commute, see what's happening out there. how's it look, sam? >> it looks a little gray to me. dave there you go. >> sometimes the camera glitches , but i'm back, let's go and take a look at what we have now from our triple a traffic camera of the macarthur maze. no major problems. it's not raining in the commute, so that means that we don't have any extra slowdowns. sometimes we get it there. bay bridge is backed up almost to the maze. metering lights are on. highway four has slowing, but 80 doesn't have too much. 80 westbound in west contra costa county through richmond and southbound 680 looks good down to walnut creek and as far as that goes all the way down to san ramon, the peninsula traffic. also off to a good start. so san francisco right now you still don't have a lot to work with, which is good as you drive on 101 or 280 at 610, let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal, a local teacher is

rasmus joining us now with what we know so far about what happened. >> ali i'm pam, san francisco policeus much at this point in the investigation. so here's what we do know. 930 last night, there was a shooting in holiday plaza. that is the plaza that's at the bottom of the escalators, right next to the entrance to the powell street bart station and right across from the cable car turnaround. we don't know what prompted the shooting or how many people were involved, but san francisco police say when they arrived, they found one person who'd been shot more than once, even though medics tried to help. the person died from those gunshot wounds there at the scene. we don't know anything about the victim. if it was a man or a woman. police did not tell us about any arrests or any possible motives or suspect descriptions. homicide detectives closed off the plaza and the entrance to the powell street bart station shortly after this happened. at 930 last night, although trains did continue to run through powell station and service was back to normal again. later in the evening and again this mo