i loved betty. dennis murphy (voiceover): and betty was loved by everyone. her sister tina remembers how she made even strangers feel instantly comfortable. tina fultz: no matter who you were, it was always, hello, and you got a hug. everybody got a hug. dennis murphy (voiceover): and out of everything in her life, betty was enormously proud of her grown son, nate novack. so if first impressions count, what were your first impression of ab schirmer? i knew he was a pastor, so i had respect for him right away. i thought he was a decent guy for my mom. dennis murphy (voiceover): and in fact, it was the reverend, his stepfather, who officiated at nate's wedding at a beach a couple of years later. ab had embraced his new wife's big family, and they him. they were thrilled to see their sister find such happiness after coming out of a long marriage that had soured. betty's mother jean was just delighted that her daughter had found such a fine, upstanding man. he was so nice. you know, we just didn't think there was anybody better than him. dennis murphy (voiceover

he and volunteers learn a lot from betty. they see her empathy and just the way she relates to other clients, and i think it's a really good model for our other volunteers. for betty, it's the latest chapter of her life of service as a family nurse practitioner for the u.s. department of state. she completed missions across the globe. now retired, she also volunteers leading napa river earth day cleanups and collecting food for the food bank. when people are successful or appreciative of what you're doing, you want to give more. and i think that's part of why i volunteer. thank you. thanks, betty. so for her volunteer work, that includes assisting newcomers in the path to u.s. citizenship. this week's cbs news bay area icon award goes to betty labastida. >anne>free citizenship legal services workshops have helped more than 3000 applicants over 13 years, and well over 90% of them have ended up becoming u.s. citizens. you can nominate your own community hero for a cbs news bay area icon award on our website, kpix.com. back to o

citizen along with betty's sister. inspired betty to volunteer. >> and so for me, it is like a way of giving back. >> reporter: the forms could be daunting, requiring details about family history, travel, employment, and more. she helps folks with questions in english, urging them not to give up. >> a lot of the times when applicants will say oh, i'll never know this, i can't do this or that. i tell them my mom's story. >> reporter: in fact, organizers with the immigration institute of the bay area say betty is the longest serving volunteer who has helped at the application workshop since they began 13 years ago. north bay regional directing attorney, madeline hernandez. >> she is extremely invested in the clients. she wants to make sure they feel comfortable. >> her father is a citizen. >> reporter: volunteers learn a lot from betty. >> they see her empathy, just the way she relates to other clients. i think it's a really good model for our other volunteers. >> reporter: for betty, it's the latest chapter of her life

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you'll remember betty white died just weeks before her 100th birthday.d i made them think a little bit. that's what i'd like to be remembered as. >> david: the artist behind the stamp, dale stefanos, making his boston family very proud tonight and betty white fans delighted. i'll see you monday. thank you. middle schools. >> also a troubling discovery inside a home in antioch, where the mother of four very young children is under arrest. >> and the problems in one san francisco neighborhood seem to be spilling over into another. an unexpected consequence of the crackdown on drug use in one part of the city. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we start with developing news out of the north bay. discussion is wrapping up in santa rosa that will affect the future of several schools and hundreds of families. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the santa rosa school board met today to decide the fate of several schools and hundreds of staff positions as they work on big budget cuts. >> it's a continuat

betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you betty.rump's tariffs on imported goods on three of america's biggest trading partners taking effect today. what's still unclear this morning, though, is which specific goods are being targeted and when the impacts will be felt by consumers. canadian and mexican goods are now being hit with a 25% tariff on imports out of china, a 10% tariff. president trump says the goal here is to address our trade deficit. president also says he wants to pressure those countries to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants and fentanyl into the u.s, without giving specifics on the changes, he would like to see. >> you're making it possible for this poison to get in number one. and number two, we have big deficits, and it's something we're doing. and we'll we'll possibly very substantially increase it or not. we'll see how it is. >> the three countries account for more than one third of all goods and services imported here to the u.s. one international trade expert out of uc berkeley is among those who say th

, that inspired betty to volunteer. >> for me, it is like a way of getting back. >> reporter: for thee can be daunting, requiring detail about family history and more, betty also helps folks study for their interview and questions in english, and urges them not to give up. >> a lot of times when applicants will say, i will never do this, i can't do this, i always tell them my mom story. >> reporter: organizers with the immigration institute bay area, says it is betty's volunteering since they began 13 years ago -- >> she is extremely invested in the clients, she wants to make sure that they feel comfortable. >> and volunteers learn a lot from betty. >> when they see her empathy and just the way she relates to other clients, i think it is a really good model for other volunteers. >> reporter: for betty, it is the latest chapter of her life of service, as a family nurse practitioner, she completed missions across the globe. now retired, she also volunteers leading napa river valley food banks. >> when people are appreciative of what you are doing, you want to give more, that is a part o

citizen along with betty's sisters, that experience inspired betty to volunteer. >> for me, it is a ways who come for help, the forms alone can be daunting, requiring details about family history and travel employment and more, betty also helps folks study for their interviews and civics questions in english and urges them not to give up. >> a lot of times when the applicants will say, i will never do this, i can't do this. i always tell them my mom's story. >> organizers say betty is their longest-serving volunteer who has helped at the citizen application workshop since they began 13 years ago, the north bay regional directing attorney, medline hernandez point >> she is extremely invested in the clients and wants to make sure they feel comfortable. >> reporter: and volunteers learn a lot from betty. >> they see her empathy and the way she relates to other clients and i think it's a good model for our other volunteers. >> reporter: for betty, it is her latest chapter of her life of service, she completed missions across the globe, and now retired, she also volunteers leading napa river

citizenship, this week's bay area icon award goes to betty. >> we appreciate you, betty.ard, cbs news bay area icon award. go to the website to find out how to nominate someone. we'd love to hear about them. >> i think i want that person to be my neighbor and we realize they are. >>> fear of flying the a common phobia and a high-profile accident in the headline and there could be another one on another day and that's causing anxiety in the sky. coming up at 7:00 an expert on p

thanks, betty.kay, so across the bay in oakland, that celebrity game tonight included some fun moments with actors, musicians and former athletes going toe to toe. and the game. it was close between the two teams, led by bay area legends. i'm talking about jerry rice and barry bonds, but it was barry's team that won out in the end. ktvu sports reporter bailey o'carroll was right there courtside for all the action, and she continues our team coverage. >> the celebrity all-star games can be notorious for not being too competitive. that was not the case, at least in the second half of this game. and on the red carpet earlier in the day, team barry bonds against team jerry rice, both coaches talking smack leading up to this one. but at the end of the day, it was very bonds and his team that emerged victorious in this celebrity all-star game. here's what they had to say leading up to this one. >> barry, i haven't had a chance to talk to toolchain, but i want them to know, hey barry, we ought to beat you.

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secretary, miss betty, thank you as well for being here. and for always entrusting in me and the rest of the white house fellows to keep the navy in good stead. so i have richard nixon. nixon. and i got to be honest, didn't know a whole lot about his naval, i'll confess that. so i had to do some research to really dive and figure it out. the first thing that i'll say is i find it fascinating that five presidents consecutively, right, that had naval service their background. two of those presidents chose as their vice presidents. also, fellow naval officers. so there's a unifying factor there when it relates and as it relates the maritime. president nixon was actually longest serving naval officer. he served for almost 24 years like president johnson, he attained the of commander. so that's also something to about. it's clear from president nixon's early days that he had a passion and ambition for national service. and when world war two happened, although he was quaker and could have easily not participate in the war, he to volunteer for se

betty. >> greg. that's right, businesses, big and small said san francisco truly shined as a host city this weekend. the estimated economic boost from nba all-star weekend $350 million. now, beyond the numbers, the city was bustling with energy and excitement. [music] nba all-star week brought big crowds, big dollars and big names including shaq, also known as dj diesel, to san francisco. temple sf on howard street, said it welcomed thousands more people to its nightclub over the course of four days. when it came to sales. >> this was our best weekend that we've had since pre-pandemic, and it was just about five times more than we've had for the just a regular weekend. san francisco is back. this weekend was absolutely the best energy that we could have asked for. >> sister restaurants epic steak and water bar on the embarcadero were a go to destination for fans and nba stars. >> we had jayson tatum in on the saturday night before the game. charles barkley was in for a steak. we did a party for the b

betty. thank you. former ktvu sports reporter and anchor joe fonzi worked with richmond for many years, and he said it was a great honor to share the desk with dennis richmond. >> the one thing you knew about dennis is if you heard it come out of his mouth, you knew it was researched. you knew that he cared about the information. you knew that that information was going to be accurate. he didn't just care about the information that got on the air. he cared about the people in the building. he cared about all of our lives. >> joe fonzi says he believes richmond was the most trusted man in the bay area, and that there was no one in the station more dedicated to the craft than he was. coming up after the break, more news of the day and more coverage of the great i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's go

penitencia creek, which runs alongside the betty and garden apartments, was the main trouble spot this year and two years ago as well. so now the city and the water district are trying to figure out how to keep it from happening again. today, lisa rains headed back into the apartment home she's lived in for several years, gathering whatever personal belongings are left after the betty ann garden apartments was inundated by an overflowing penitencia creek at the peak of last night's storm. she'd seen news stories of flood victims before, but didn't think she'd be one. you're still in shock. you know, you experience this on tv, but when it happens to you, nothing prepares you for this. what are you doing today? what's your priorities? trying to pick through some stuff. clean up some stuff. go to the hotel that they provided for us. rains arrived at the holiday inn late this afternoon, joining about 39 other tenants who aren't sure how long they'll need to be there. i don't want to be rushed back into living in a quarters that's not livable mold. make sure the carpet is pulled, make sure

betty pace: well, it penetrated-- syrett schook-kelly: like right here betty pace: --the lining of heryes. andrea canning (voiceover): as family and friends tried to sort out their feelings, police reviewed the case, looking to see if this was a crime or not, since even an accident can warrant criminal charges. and sure enough, 11 days after lars fatally shot debbie, he was charged with manslaughter. reporter: anything you want to say? andrea canning (voiceover): prosecutors carl alexander and leo gonzales caught the case. why did manslaughter fit? manslaughter is defined in the texas penal code as causing the death recklessly of an individual. essentially, that's what it boils down to. it was somehow, somewhat of an accident. andrea canning (voiceover): lars was released on bail. debbie's parents continued to support him. manslaughter is still, in our understanding, would be an accident. an accident, more accidental. and so we go forward from there. andrea canning (voiceover): but as the days without debbie stretched into weeks, something cooled in their relationship. he starts changi

thanks so much, betty.ell, sutter health medical center in santa rosa on airway drive was evacuated today due to flooding. two vehicles trying to leave the facility got stuck in that flood water. firefighters arrived on scene to help the drivers get out safely. five patients at sutter were also evacuated. >> and the storm did cause issues in san francisco, from minor flooding to downed trees. and now a rock slide right near telegraph hill. ktvu roberto gonzalez joins us live tonight from the city. roberto, what's the scene looking like? >> well, mike, let's put it this way. bill martin was saying a little bit earlier that we got hit hard today. let me show you just how hard we got hit. this is a rock slide. we are under tower hill. we guesstimate that this rock slide occurred about 400 yards up. it slid down, and now it encompasses about ten yards of lane number one and number two, union street to sansome street. it is closed off because of this debris. now i can't get over there and really pick it up and s

i'm betty yu.pfrog all over the world today. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 730 your time. let's talk a little weather. you saw that shot behind us? the estuary. it's a little cloudy. kind of a slow start, but it looks like a pretty mild day, right? >> yeah. we have another fabulous day coming our way. no need to go anywhere when you've got weather in the upper 60s to low 70 this afternoon. good morning to all of you. high clouds overhead. patchy fog. also joining us this morning. and a little bit of a cool start. those numbers here momentarily. you can see it's fairly quiet out there. winds are generally light. visibility is an issue especially over portions of our north bay valleys where petaluma right now reporting visibility zero. it wasn't that long ago novato was also reporting a reduced visibility. so something to be aware of. you may find some patchy fog closer to the ground at this hour. temperature wise upper 30s to upper 40s to start the morning. 39 in santa rosa. 47 in oakland. the

ktvu is betty yu live tonight here in studio with more on the story. betty. >> mike. even though the temporary pause offers some relief, small business owners i spoke with say they're still worried. they say if the tariffs are enforced, they would be forced to absorb the extra costs and pass them on to consumers. >> this is kind of the best one i've been able to use, because it's not one of those name brands and you don't know what's in it. >> sisters beth vasquez and jenna hayden founded a livermore based, vegan, cruelty free and organic line called demented sisters beauty. all of their products are formulated in canada and sold online. >> we're just really concerned that if we don't use this manufacturer, we will need to use an american manufacturer that might not be able to enable us to provide the products that we want at the price point we want. >> president trump agreed to a 30 day pause on his tariff threats against mexico and canada monday. still, the economic uncertainty is forcing the demented sisters to pause their plans as well. >> it's frustrating. i woul

betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> and our coverage of nba all star weekend continues online and on the fox local app. it's a free download for your smart tv and phone. new at 11 oakland police have stepped up enforcement leading up to the nba all star weekend, and their efforts are paying off. police say officers have taken two guns off the streets after arresting two armed robbery suspects and another pair in connection to a homicide last month. police say officers have also made several arrests for prostitution related crimes. alameda police are looking for a man who has not been seen in nearly a week. they say robert morales was last seen on sunday near the south shore shopping center at about two in the afternoon. he might have been on his way to a super bowl party and is known to visit chicano park frequently, according to police. morales is five foot eight inches tall, around 175 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes. authorities say he is considered at risk due to his age related cognitive decline. if you spot him or know anything about where he might be, you're asked to cal

ktvu betty yu is live tonight right there at the epicenter outside chase center. all right, betty. already buzzing with excitement out there. >> that's right. mike. in fact, the nba just put up all new signage around here at thrive city. if you take a look over my shoulder, there's a giant yanis up on the building there. now, this is the most high profile sports event to land in san francisco since the pandemic. new businesses here and beyond are ready to welcome thousands of fans. >> the drinks will be flowing, the music will. >> be pumping, and plenty of upscale comfort food will be served at san francisco's newest and biggest sports bar, splash, at thrive city. >> our philosophy is, you know, give everybody what they want when they come to a sports bar, but elevate. >> it, partner andy chen said. the venue will host a mix of private events and public activations during nba all-star weekend. the two level space features more than 75 tvs, including a massive video wall. >> this is something special. this is something we can be really proud of. it's an experience that doesn't exist

betty live for us tonight in walnut creek. betty. thank you.cerns tonight are strong winds and dangerous high surf following a day of heavy rain. the san lorenzo river reached just below minor flood stage in felton today as the rain triggered street flooding, as well as a mudslide in the community of soquel. due to the high surf warning, officials are closing the santa cruz wharf tomorrow. >> especially tomorrow. on friday, we're advising people to stay off the beaches, rocks, jetties, cliffs. anything near the coast at all is not safe. the words life threatening have been used by the national weather service to us. >> even though the major rain event has passed. authorities are urging everyone to stay away from the ocean for the next several days. in monterey county tonight, an evacuation warning has been issued. this affects areas along the carmel river, along santa rita creek, in bolsa knolls and salinas, as well as ralph lane in prunedale. the sheriff's office says these areas are at high risk of flooding. people are being told to be ready

exciting news, betty. but if we can just narrow down the timing a bit, you said that new campus is set to open partially by 2028, but not fully until 2033. alta bates in the last timeline, was set to close in 2030. which begs the question, what happens in those three years before that new campus is fully operational? >> so sutter health says that it does expect the state to grant them an extension, especially because they do have a replacement on the way. so they're hoping that that will fill that gap in the three years. they also mentioned that across the state, there are 250 hospitals right now that are out of compliance. claudine. >> certainly anything that doesn't create a lapse in services would be very important. all right. thank you, betty, for that report. and three suspects are charged with kidnaping after being accused of taking an elderly man from a novato nursing facility. police say the suspects rolled 60 year old dean birx out of the nevada health care center in a wheelchair on saturday. mari

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hi, betty. >> hi, greg. there is a whirlwind of star studded nba all star weekend parties happening, but this one, kenny smith's party is the talk of the town tonight. this is the black carpet, i should say behind me, where we expect a slew of a-listers to come through tonight, including charles barkley. he just entered a few moments ago. and shaq to my left. that is where a charity poker tournament is happening. all of this is for a good cause if benefits education reform now. and just to my right, that is where the party is just getting underway. it will go for a couple hours tonight. now earlier tonight, the rising stars game at chase center thrilled thousands of fans. [music] the official nba all-star game. dj d-sharp rocked the house at chase center at friday's rising stars game, the annual showcase of the nba's best young talent. >> the energy is amazing. >> it's amazing. >> like you just see everybody and like, see the players, just kind of like walking by. for me, it's a dream come true. >> dynamic t

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu.hey really transformed chase center. >> i know all over san francisco. they had a game as well. the celebrity game was at the oakland arena. yes, as well. we're going to start this morning, though, with a live picture of the city that looks like part of the parade route, right? >> that's right. later on, we'll see hundreds of people there for the chinese new year parade, this kearny and clay street right now, of course, a major parade, one of the largest celebrations of chinese new year across the country. we also have a big sporting event happening in san francisco this weekend, chinese new year parade being one of them. of course, nba all star happening this weekend. that's all getting underway at 5:00. that's the parade at market and second street if you plan to go down there. >> yeah. and before the parade, the community street fair that's in chinatown on grand avenue between california and broadway. that kicks off this morning a couple hours at 10:00 tonight, slam dunk contest and

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betty yu explains the bay area connection. >> this trio was arrested in maryland sunday after a resident reported suspicious people parked in two box trucks and requesting to camp on private property for a month. two of them were wearing gun belts with ammunition. the ends are linked to several deadly incidents, including a double homicide in pennsylvania, a shootout in vermont, and two knife attacks on a man in vallejo. jack lasota, a blogger and computer programmer, is believed to be the leader of the lasota once lived in berkeley. she identifies as transgender. in 2022, it's believed lasota faked her own death. an online obituary mentioned a boating accident near half moon bay, though her body was never recovered. during a coast guard search, an abandoned boat once belonging to lasota remains at pillar point harbor today. michelle zajko was also arrested in maryland on sunday. both zajko and lasota are facing charges of trespassing, obstruction and possessing a handgun. a third suspect, daniel blank, is facing charges of trespassing and obstruction. the trio had been on the run since

lisa rhyne, who has lived at the betty and garden apartments for several years, is trying to adjust to all the upheaval. it's shocking when you wake up in this disaster and you don't know which way to go. now, the same area saw flooding during storms in 2023. the city and santa clara valley water district plan to meet to talk about what to do to prevent future flooding. in sausalito. a headache for commuters. southbound 101 will be closed late into tonight. that's because heavy rain caused a mudslide that covered the highway. two of the lanes on the right are shut down. chp now says those lanes will stay closed and they will hopefully open later this evening. martinez refinery and company has been hit with three new citations. nearly two weeks after a fire broke out on site. contra costa county health department says the fire released cancer causing chemicals into the air. but they also say that the concentration they measured during the fires that fire were below so-called danger threshold. today, the bay area air district says it issued three violation notices against the company, in

ktvu is betty yu has the story. >> reporter the drinks will be flowing, the music will be pumping, and plenty of upscale comfort food will be served at san francisco's newest and biggest sports bar, splash, at thrive city. >> our philosophy is, you know, give everybody what they want when they come to a sports bar, but elevate. >> it, partner andy chen said. the venue will host a mix of private events and public activations during nba all-star weekend. the two level space features more than 75 tvs, including a massive video wall. >> this is something special. this is something we can be really proud of. it's an experience that doesn't exist in san francisco today, and it just shows another side of what this city can be. >> reporter officials project more than 100,000 visitors for all star weekend, with an estimated economic impact of up to $350 million. >> over here we have the crispy sinigang wings. that's partnership with pilo. >> all-star weekend presents a unique opportunity for small businesses like senor sisig to introduce their filipino street food to new crowds. >> it's awesome

in emeryville, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> the san francisco department of public health says it is continuing to see a decline in overdose deaths. the city says the medical examiner reported 59 overdose deaths last month. that is a 17% decrease from january of last year, but deaths are up from december, when the city saw 49. public health leaders say they're also working to address disparities. nearly a third of overdose deaths are among african americans, who make up just 6% of the city's population. new developments in a case that gripped the nation, four college students murdered in idaho tonight. the dna evidence that can now be used in court against the suspected killer. and protecting children from being exploited by their parents in social media content. in tonight's west coast rap, the bill that stems from fallout over a former social media influencer for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfi

ktvu betty yu has an exclusive first look. >> how does your new home feel? >> it's beautiful.ove it. >> stephen tong pham had been serving his famous northern style pho since he and his family first opened turtle tower on larkin street in 1999. over the last 25 years, the restaurant gained a loyal following, expanding to locations in soma, the outer richmond and sf state, but its last locations closed in the fall of 2023. >> i feel unhappy when i have to, like, close my business. now i feel good because i could come back to serving people. >> stephen's daughter, cathy pham, shared that operating in the tenderloin and soma post-pandemic proved too difficult. >> safety concerns. sanitary concerns throughout the neighborhood, visitors coming, they're reluctant to come to the city, even locals. they wouldn't even come through anymore. >> the pham's gave us an exclusive tour inside their soon to open space on california street in the financial district. they were approached to reopen by the popular hospitality team that runs novella, barbarossa and matt gray, managing partners hill

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ktvu betty yu brings us now a closer look at some of the aftermath of today's storm there. >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like something was crashing. >> brenda mora was cooking in her kitchen when she witnessed the flood waters rising outside her home on north fitch mountain road. she captured this view as the street turned into a muddy mess. >> it's tragic. definitely. yeah, it's it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just running out. >> brenda is now looking for a hotel with her family. several other homes in the area were also damaged. >> i talked to a neighbor. neighbor says he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> about 20 miles away in forestville. another unusual sight. a landslide sent an unoccupied home tumbling from a hill into the russian river as the atmospheric river battered sonoma county. onlookers later watched as the home floated downstream. >> i've been having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration, so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave u

ktvu is betty who has been tracking the storm and brings us tonight a closer look at the damage. >> during thursday's storm. this massive tree snapped crashing onto two cars on pacheco boulevard in martinez. the tree stretched across the entire street, severely damaging the back of this gray sedan. >> i heard a crack, and then all of a sudden it sounded like a big car crash. >> all of a sudden i heard. i heard glass and a crash. that was insane. like, the roots are bad. the whole thing is, it looks like it was just waiting for a time to do it. >> the gardeners said they rushed to help the driver of the gray car, who, remarkably, was not injured. >> i just asked her how she was feeling and she said she was just driving and she was more in shock than anything else. >> when the tree fell down it, the branch went right through the grille of my car. >> the branches also damaged the gardener's car, which was parked outside their home and cracked their windshield. >> it's leaning a little bit. >> for martinez resident john alexander, the damage serves as a reminder of the potential risks from the

betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> and in sonoma county, pga says it is prepared and ready to respond to any outages during the storm. >> we also stockpile our yards with lots of equipment so that should we have damage to poles or lines, we're really ready with all of that at our nearby and won't take long to access it. right now here in the bay area, we're going to be really focusing in on the peninsula, north bay and east bay. >> santa rosa fire officials say their engines will be monitoring the creeks and streams starting tomorrow morning, and there will also be a swift water rescue team on standby. and we are tracking the storm on air as well as online. for the very latest on those conditions, just download the fox local app or you can head off to our website at ktvu.com. the ktvu weather app also a great one to pick up tonight. hundreds of people had a chance to hear for the first time from candidates running for san jose's district three city council seat. now, one of these six will replace omar torres in april after a special election. torres resigned in november and is now in jai

betty. >> claudine. this group is described as a circle of young, highly intelligent computer scientists. most of them are in their 20s and 30. they met online, shared anarchist beliefs, and grew increasingly violent. many members are vegan and identify as transgender. investigators across the country are now piecing together connections in what appears to be a cult driven crime spree. trio was arrested in maryland sunday after a resident reported suspicious people parked in two box trucks and requesting to camp on private property for a month. two of them were wearing gun belts with ammunitn. the guns are linked to several deadly incidents, including a double homicide in pennsylvania, a shootout in vermont, and two knife attacks on a man in vallejo. jack lasota, a blogger and computer programmer, is believed to be the leader of the lasota once lived in berkeley. she identifies as transgender. in 2022, it's believed lasota faked her own death. an online obituary mentioned a boating accident near half moo

thanks so much, betty.ell, state lawmakers want to know more about the potential effects of trump administration tariffs. state senate majority leader lina gonzalez introduced a bill today that would direct state agencies to study the impact on businesses, workers and the state's economy. she says that california seaports handled nearly 40% of all u.s. imports and 30% of exports, generating more than $38 billion in tax revenue. >> all right. now to our weather as we give you a live look out along interstate 80 near donner summit. traffic getting through. but you can see the snow is down on the highway. winter storm warning is in effect until wednesday morning. heavy snow expected for the next couple of days. with that, we check back with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. hey, bill. >> yeah. hey, mike. yeah. the snow is falling. finally, after day after day after day of rain. above seven or down at 7000ft, it's starting to snow. the snow levels have dropped. they'll be changing up the next couple of days

betty. so much of an impact made by dennis. thank you for that report. >> and as we honor the legendary dennis richmond, we want to encourage our viewers to share any memory with him. you can just head over to ktvu.com slash, dennis richmond. and your response may be featured on a later newscast. >> and we are also doing what dennis would have wanted us to do tonight and cover other news. >> that is right. another storm is brewing off the bay area coast, just as some north bay communities are sifting through the damage from yesterday's storm. >> also coming up later tonight, just a day shy of the nba trade deadline, the warriors make a monster four team deal. what they gave up mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪ rescued two people last night trapped in a home following a landslide in unincorporated santa rosa. the pair were pulled to safety out of the property on deer trail, caught without

betty. you there in pacifica? how are conditions there right now? betty?> well, mike, the rain right now has been steady and pretty moderate. we haven't seen the waves behind me jump the pier just yet here in pacifica, as we often do during a storm. but of course, all that is expected to change in just a few hours. there will also be a high wind warning going into effect overnight into friday morning. pacifica is bracing for rough surf, high winds and heavy rain to move in overnight and intensify thursday. waves could reach a staggering 45ft. >> and they are called flood barriers. >> ace hardware is seeing a surge in demand for emergency supplies as the storm ramps up. it's running low on items like heaters, flashlights, tarps and rain gear. >> tomorrow we should get a rush during the rain. that's the thing. they don't prepare, so we get a lot of last minute. so i'm expecting i'm expecting a lot of customers tomorrow. >> damaging winds could bring down trees and power lines all along the coast. ktvu tire and brake center in pacifica usually sees an uptick

ktvu betty yu has an exclusive first look. >> how does your new home feel?it's beautiful, i love it. >> stephen tong pham had been serving his famous northern style pho since he and his family first opened turtle tower on larkin street in 1999. over the last 25 years, the restaurant gained a loyal following, expanding to locations in soma, the outer richmond and sf state, but its last locations closed in the fall of 2023. >> i feel unhappy when i have to lie closing my business. now i feel good because i could come back to serving people. >> stephen's daughter, cathy pham, shared that operating in the tenderloin and soma post-pandemic proved too difficult. >> safety concerns. sanitary concerns throughout the neighborhood, visitors coming, they're reluctant to come to the city. even locals. they wouldn't even come through anymore. >> the pham's gave us an exclusive tour inside their soon to open space on california street in the financial district. they were approached to reopen by the popular hospitality team that runs novella, barbarossa and matt gray, mana

andre and betty, good morning to both of you.er nature coming through with spectacular views. here's another one for you. we've got a little bit of sun. just a little glow there in the sky. expect the overcast skies to continue for the afternoon. and as we've been talking about little bit of rain joining us this morning as well. here's a look at storm tracker two. it does favor the north bay as expected from the coastline into our valleys and hills. it is fairly widespread. even a pocket of moderate rain there falling right between the glen ellen sonoma area and the napa region, some of the higher elevations picking up that moderate rain as we head over towards the vallejo area, american canyon, benicia, martinez and then stretching over towards the east bay shore. hercules. how about parts of the inner east bay? dublin. sunol. scattered showers reported in your area as well. as we get into the afternoon, it's going to be pretty much wrapped up. here's a look at your noontime. plenty of cloud cover still in place, and while we ha

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well, this is all made possible thanks to a $3.5 million grant from the gordon and betty moore foundation to help out, look for a link at abc seven news.com. >> yeah. that is so neat. all right, once again, let's get back to the weather situation because quite a change from what we've been experiencing. >> it's going to get almost well not even almost. it's going to get warm. >> it is. we're going to see 70 before you know it. but before we get to that dan and dion let me show you live doppler seven because they're not coming yet. we're just seeing some clouds going in and out here. take a look at the hourly forecast this evening. if you are stepping out grab that extra layer. 40 and 50 later on tonight. tomorrow morning there will be some dense fog around 30 and 40. and by the early afternoon, temperatures are coming up into the 60s for our mildest spots. so it will be a milder day, upper 50s to the mid 60s and partly cloudy. now, i do want to show you the system that is headed our way on wednesday. it's going to bring the pacific northwest and northern california most of the energy, but