but republicans are expected to make his age an issue in the upc upcoming campaign.back to you. >> gabe, thank you >>> this morning the house is set to voteon a bill that coul effectively ban the popular app tiktok in the united states. house leaders expect the bill to pass with strong bipartisan support, even with some democrats raising free speech concerns but questions remain on whether the bill will get through the senate where there is seemingly a larger party line gap. >> i haven't come to a final decision as to whether or not it should be banned i'd rather see tiktok step forward and divest themselves of any chinese involvement. >> -- unconstitutional >> of course i do. >> sbliabsolutely i would suppot it i don't think it's a perfect bill, but it's better than nothing. >> the tiktok ceo is expected to meet with senators today and tomorrow >>> a ship is on its way from cyprus to gaza carrying desperately needed food. it was dispatched by world central kitchen to deliver food and aid to disaster areas. for the latest, let's go to chapman bell good morning do we

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people who have called are not giving upc on their fight to keep the park, but the the project will speedt's battle m really, really appalled. we're cautiously optimistic about the upcoming and cautiously optimisc that we'll be able to begin construction of urgently needed student housing this summer. >> the school is currently barred from beginning at the par lawsuit. in the meantime, it has fenced off the park with shipping containers and 24 over seven security. >> checking out the wind advisory for the bay area for most of the bay area. a wind warning up in the and warming temperatures around here. we'll have that coming up. and a look at >> all right mikec thank you. coming up are following a developing story tonight in southern california. thatgs where an explosion at a shooting rangeúhas sent more than a dozen members of the orange county sheriff's hospitae whatc investigators are saying tonight aboutúthatúblast and the conditions of those victims. plus, as we getúready for pi day tomorrow, a time to celebrate the mathematical constant, we'll introduce you to that never ending numbe

. >> now, over the next couple of months, we heard chief scott say,úthese cameras will be upc , theset ninth andt& irving are already operating as for the results, those remain to be seen. but in the meantime, ae thrilled with this new technology. >> all right. alice roberts reporting livec for us tonight n the city. alice. thank you. is in jail after allegedlywoman- striking and killing a man while driving under the influence wite back seat. the chpays it received a call aboutúthe accident on north 1 in n jose, near mckee road last night. officers say an elderly pedestrianas ithe carpool lane when he wasnd died at the scene. the driver, 25 year old justine ras, wast& determined to be under the influence chp is still investigating how the man got onto the freeway. his identity still has not been released. >> tonight, a warning from the spalameda county health departmc officials say a number of people may have been exposed to measles. the possible exposure was that the sons of liberty alehouse in downtown san leandron this happened on marche evening. most people in the u.s. are vaccina

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> i'm, you know, really glad that the chief is coming on board and he's excited to bring the morale upcamed an outsideo lead the police department after more than a year the new top cop will be floyd mitchell, a former police chief in lubbock, texas, where 911úcalls. of course he's coming to a new city, so we'll show him the ropesn wegll introduce him to keyúcommunity leaders. we'll make sure that he has ample time to be a part of any sort of bon. >>úmitchell was on the list of four candidates submitted by the police commission to the mayor last this is a very difficult job. it's not a regular police chief job. there's a lot of different bosses. he has to answer to. >> retired oakland deputy police chief pete dunbar saysúthose bosses include the commission, the mayor and a federal monitor. robert warshaw, who's in charge of department reform. >> understanding the culture of the city of the department. what's going to take him some time. that'súwhy i'm saying heúneeds to start soon. >> i know lubbock is not the place he ultimately came from. he spent 25 years in kansas city, attorney joh

there's a slight chance upc in the north really gets going tomorrow00 afternoon.ome sunshine, some clouds and lead. nowup showers that could the change in the chances for sunday, so let's keep it on showers even as we head towardm the second half. highs forútomorrow will be in the 60s. warmest locations close to 70 degrees. still a fairly mildúto warm day, but temperatures will be dropping by saturday.úthe warmestc locations by saturday may be sunday, and n we'll kind ofúhave a partly to mostly cloudy weather pattern into early next week. so hope you'veúthe rainfall becauseúthae closing. we're talking about multiple rain clouds over the >> all right. yeah it has been a good break i know. now the rain returns. allúright mark, thank youúmuch more news. headed your on the bay area. and thisc is a live lookút the traffic along interstate x80 coliseum. and it looks like fres commercials, state farm promises toúbeúa good neighbor. but there are thousands of customers here in california who might just disagree. tonight, you're claim is, i mean, totally ridiculous for me

. >> reporter: sara bloom is the senior watershed planner with the upc that awarded 20 grants to schools, artworks and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we will see more and more intense storms. green infrastructure is one of the many tools in the toolbox that we have to manage storm water, especially during the larger storms. >> reporter: heavy equipment broke ground and construction began. big storms can overwhelm the sewer system. one way to manage the run off to is built special gardens where the rain soaks into the earth or captured for reuse. at st. anne's, workers created and planted several gardens. the students help select native plants which will be grown in special soil. >> they will bring in specially engineered soil that is a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow the storm water to flow through it quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will flow into the gardens. >> we take that downspout and we disconnect it and feed that water straight into the rain garden. so, with the addi

. >> reporter: sara bloom is the senior watershed planner with the upc that awarded 20 grants to schoolsartworks and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we will see more and more intense storms. green infrastructure is one of the many tools in the toolbox that we have to manage storm water, especially during the larger storms. >> reporter: last summer heavy equipment broke ground and construction began. big storms can overwhelm the sewer system. one way to manage the run off to is built special gardens where the rain soaks into the earth or captured for reuse. at st. anne's, workers created and planted several gardens. the students help select native plants which will be grown in special soil. >> they will bring in specially engineered soil that is a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow the storm water to flow through it quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will flow into the gardens. >> we take that downspout and we disconnect it and feed that water straight into the rain garden. so, wit

thankfully, the community donated more than $27,000 for marley's care and vets from uc davis stepped upcthe trajectory of the bullet has led to this extreme amount of damage, so our plan, the procedure to repair the shattered jaw went well, though she did have to have a toe amputated. marley beautiful. they took the devices out, you would never know. looking at this dog today. what she had gone through that she had been shot in the muzzle. >> investigators say they've exhausted all leads in this case, but the shooters remain at large. their lastúhope is that a witness might come forward who saw what happened to marley, especially with extensive injury involving the gunshot wound in the skull through the jaw. >> just something to scare off a dog. they were really life. and i it's safe to say that we consider all, our fr four legged we want to stand upr them, too. >> now offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. inúthis case, anyone with information is asked to contactúsan jose police in san jose and ruben ktvu. fox at& supporters of alameda county distr

there's still a slight chance of a few pop upc showers. veryúisolated by the 4:00 hour tomorrow.the numbers for tomorrow. upper 50s to the lower 60s. we will have those shower chances especially, you know, from around seven to around 11:00 tomorrow morning and a slight chance into the afternoon hours and keep an eye on those winds as well. we'll be keeping an eye on the winds. that's my job. winds could be around 20 to 30 miles an hour, some clouds in a monday, and tuesday. and then we could be talking about another system for wednesday. and then maybe into thursday and then beyond thursday. of coursel as we head toward the weekend for easter, it looks like maybe some more rain could be approached in the bay area. it's still a long ways out. >> i was going to say it's still a ways away. >> yeah, but at least for right now, we'll be watching out for that change. >> all right. sounds good mark. thankúyou. all right, happiest s made the top of their list. fremont, california, was number one under the emotional and physical well-being rankings. spwallethub suggests this is because fr

you're not going to be always able to pick upc a book. >ñ so what would you say people should do?ing that i want to touch on isúsb 1162 passed in 2023. and what it requires is companies that have 15 or more employeesúto provide better transparency around pay data. a lot of times, i think for women, we don't know what we don't know. so when i go in to apply don't know where i should be at the starting point, whatever they offer me, i but when we have networks like monica and i talk about, you're able to have those discussions with other women and have it build allyship. right? and that's what women need. we need to continue to network, share talking about pay has been taboo in the workforce since forever , women rarely talk about it because a lot of times the wantúto make it a thing. don'tt- exactly. >> i know your rights. educate, advocate. that's right. yes. >> that's right. and another thing i want to mention, claudine, is that for women, we can'túhave to be allies for each other because when we stick together and when we talk about these things, having know what? i'm going to l

for some the lower elevations should be decreasing by five 6:00 today, but upc in the hills we're stillg some prettyúgood gusts. mount veeder, northeast 22 oakland hills, 50údegrees northeast 19. but santa cruz mountains, boulder creek 53 warm degrees northeast at 35. we are running considerably warmer than 24 hours ago. double digits warmer. concord, napa, petaluma and is in on it. santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto and san jose. the forecast highs are all up 72, 72, 7p and 70. maybe even warmer tomorrow. key is this low is digging in from nevada now we see this usually in september october a little unusual march. it can happen. cut off lows or cut off from the main flow. but this one is going to backtrack, maybe all the way to san diego, which would keep a breeze going, i think into friday night or saturday and theúwind is already some concord. now almost 30or miles an hour. look at fairfield north at 37, santa rosa north at 24. been about 35. half moon bay coming. coming down a little bit. hayward almost 30. there's palo alto north at 31. even a ao that means 50 to almost everybody

. >> but the voters who did show upc like first time voter cody goodman, want to have their voices heardow up, you fill out the form. there's people here to help you and they're very on par with, like, librarians. you know, take care of you and just, like, guide you in the right direction because america is this wonderful moving machine sp>> and if you do still want to drop off your ballot early, the site here at city hall is open on mondayúfrom 5 p.m. and then onúactual election day on tuesday, they will open up early at 7 a.m. and remain here until 8 p.m. in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. well, in recent years, many californians have switched to becoming no party preference voters that in those in that group who want to vote for presidential candidate in the primary election need to take some additional steps to do so. >> no party preference voters did not receive a ballot listing the presidential candidates, along with their mail in ballot. if you are a no party preference voter and you have not yet submitted your mail in ballot, here's what you need to do to

getting upc to the west valley. we did have that crash that one is caul backups out of milpitas.d say, yeah,úgo now. i would wait a little longer if i could. to >> people who visited an east bay restaurant a week and a half ago are being told to be on alertúnow because they may to ms aliúrasmus live in san leandro with the particulars. ali, of this warning from the health department. >> yes, even though it was a week and a half ago. officials say thatúmeasles, once you're exposed to it, it can take 1 to 3 weeks to start seeing symptoms . so as soon as alameda county public health found out about this possible risk and exposure, they sent the word out to people. anyone who may have dined in or walked in or liberta san leandro. on the evening of march 9th. that was a saturday spbetween the hours of 445 and seven. if that time, there is a possibility you could have been exposed to the measles virus. you should contactúalameda county public health and your doctor. if you think you were exposed and you fit one of the following categories. you're the younger. you're unsure if you've be

man, that's a big fogt& bank out there, i don't see how temperatures are warming upc today. is probably going to do it for some inland 70s, unlessúyou don't get fog, because there's just too much there. changes are on the way in multiple ways, not only bigger fog bank, more of an onshore breeze. so spring fever, spring fever is hitting us, but not until 806 tonight. and man, it looks like a summer fog bank, that's for sure. we'll go with 5060s and one more day of 70s, and i think it'll be all 50s and 60s, you guys. steve thank you. >> 806 now happening today. oakland will consider a new strategyúto deal with abandoned cars and other vehicles on city streets. many oaklanders say it takes the city months to remove abandoned cars. the city council will consider spending $250,000 to sweep the entire city for abandoned vehicles. the plan would allocate money for city council is set to vote on this measure atúthis afternoon's meeting. another item on the agenda would require alarm companies to confirm that a crime has been committed, or is being committed before a police response

we have to wrap it upc here. but we'll see you agan at 9:00 because we have more questions for you.ting. it ist& interesting, michael, thank you so much for sure. pam >> all right. new this morning, the governor's office says last month's surge of chp officers in oakland has led to more arrests. now, the governor saysúthere have been 168 arrests, 360 stolen vehicles recovered in alameda county following following that law enforcement action. that's more than double the numbers first announced days after the increase in officers ended the original surge with extra officers only lasted five days. now we're working to find out exactly how theseúnew arrests related to last month's operationsn last night, the city council in redwood city voted against a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the motion fails with two votes. >> okay, jessica howard, j. >> howard, people who support the ceasefire resolution reacted angrily to the vote. hundreds of people signed up to speak at the meeting. many of them waited spoutside the council chamber fr hours, wanting to their opinions. >> i want

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and traffic is lined upc a little bit.nez 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 somethin

getting through the area 580 is going to be super backed upc getting this way.u the toll plaza. you canúsee that people aren't getting through in the same volume, there is the backup now the caldecott tunnel, what i would do is instead of coming down toúthat backup, jus& take highway 13, ashby avenue, go all the way to 80 and get to the bay bridge that way. that's the best way. and if you're on 580, just avoid 580 and use 880 to get to the freeway. you'll get to the freeway without any problem. so there are alternate routes, but you have are some te were watching in the south bay, a littleúslowing there. northbound 101. this is more routine stuff.úand also we have the routine slowdown on highway four in bay weather. here's steve sal thank you sir. >> this is it for winter. spring begins this eveningn tonight 8:06 p.m. and it's looking like a summer bigger today than yesterday. and it's going to make an impact here. i think the cooling continues. coast and bay, 40s 50, mainly upper 40s, low 50s. don't think these are going to change all that muchúon the temps her

upc to 200 boats were in the water illegally in recent years. now that number is closer to 40.ve the boats and find homes for the people living in them. by the end of the year. >> 419 is the time. back over to steve keeping an eye on the rain and the snow. boy a lot of snow up there. well there was there was snow not far away either. >> we'll start up in lake county here. they had some pretty good snow as well.c our good friend chloe up in clear lake, a weekend of wild weather turned elevations above 1300ft into a winter wonderland in lake county. yes. not only there, we thought lake county would get some in mendocino county. it looked likec it was ripe for that. and it did happen there. it'll it'll cycle through. there it is. it went by it looks likes cleared out. i don't see much of anything right now. so up in the mountains, starting to wind down as well. after an incredible weekend, there's still a little bit though in the pipeline here. maybe 1 to 4in in the forecast taking us through thec rest of the week. not a lot. i think things will start to improve dramatically. what