from reports that they've reached the outskirts of not scripts of the time, but in the east east, across the east to west strikes in a custom to move to instead of you can kind of towards the light from a text. now what we're seeing is a different intensification of fighting and bombing taking stays in the east of the country. but this specific attack and the video from the switch that we've seen is in buildings completely destroyed and such. and as a result of the of last night's attack, these attacks highlights just how much is at stake here for ukraine to find a peace deal. but the us present donald trump has been casting doubt again about ukraine's willingness to end to this war. even after presence of lensky said he would have 10 talks with the us in saudi arabia. next week. what has been the ukrainian reaction to, to present trumps made his comments so far. the haven't heard much from you. training and officials and so anything from presidency. lensky, what we do know is that the you pregnant delegation of go decide good rate the next week along with the president. so let's give with meet t

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rubel and it's uh, it's just business transactions with, with a lot of countries, the in the middle east east roll. it has stopped all humanitarian aid from entering garza and that's according to prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, who blamed the move, would have mass rejecting a us, glad to reach the end. the controls these fire a sealed sullivan. this, with the completion of phase one or more and in light of a mazda is rejection of the wind cos outline. we decided in a discussion last night that starting this morning for o entry of goods and supplies into gaza will be prohibited and stuff. it must be emphasized that mazda is being taking control of oil supplies and goods sent to gaza. it is abusing causes, population, who are trying to receive that aid. it is shooting at them and is turning humanitarian aid into a terrorist mechanism directed against us. we will not agree to that in any way about his role has approved a temporary truce expense and non the proposal by donald trump invoice. steve would cough. under this initiative, the seas file would remain in place during the muslim holy mo

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through the night, while tracking now, there will be some fog patches to lift and clear across east anglia, south—eastand of cloud across northern england, north wales, northern ireland. a few spots of drizzle in that from our old front. top temperatures, between 10—12 celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. frost, more cloud and some milderfeeling air and it's still rather windy out towards the far north and west too. really quite windy across the northern half of the uk, in fact, on tuesday. eventually, we'll see some spells of rain temperatures starting to creep up slowly. of a southerly wind as the high starts to push away. much through the week. you can keep an eye on the forecast for your and there, you'll find all of the sunrise and the sunset times as well. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. president zelensky tells the bbc he is ready to sign a minerals deal with america. under way, with ten movies up for best picture. up for best picture.

they shook the middle east to its core it challenge the political and military elites who challenged who have ruled the middle east for decades the ramifications of middle eastre still ongoing and the grievance is at the heart of that are unaddressed has i will get to later. what ensued after the arab uprisings is intense struggle for political authority and religion played a very key role in these competitions to sketch out these competitions i look at three cases in the book, saudi arabia, qatar and the united arab emirates. i look at the golf specifically because of the continued prevalence of religion particularly in the gulf but the gulf is where the real center of gravity of power in the middle east has shifted traditional powers like iraq and syria and egypt have taken a backseat for number of reasons to the golf but particularly because the golf is a wash also the cases really show the full spectrum of religious soft power strategies pursued by different states after the uprisings not just have a very between one another but internally how they vary according to the context in which the states were operating. so i want to go through the three case st

east and to specifically. why did i choose the middle east and i chose them middle east not be because it's my religion. because of the widespread a semblance of essentialist or orientalist framework that permeates academics and policy circles when talking about the region. central to the strand of thought are stereotypes surrounding or the idea thatt is unique in the way that relates to politics and this is something i try to challenge in the book. my good friend makes the other argument and we have gone back and forth about this. ultimately what i'm looking at his the struggles for religious political authority in and the struggles and competition is almost as old as the religion itself. there are many competing claims to authorities within islam there's no central religious hierarchy within islam as there is -- islam is a tremendously diverse tradition. we often hear about islam or as their inherent to the most religion tradition somehow amasses the political economic and social differences that face the worlds roughly 1.8 billion. what i'm concerned about in the book specifically is the state. islam

east. east bay along the peninsula, this is what you are going to be dealing with as we wake up and head out the door, it's part of a larger system like i said all throughout the california coastline right now from crescent city into san diego we're all experiencing the coastal showers from offshore. you see some rotation just offshore. do you see that rotation moving along san francisco as we head into our thursday morning forecast? that's an area of low pressure that will continue to sweep to the south and then clear up slowly but surely as we head into our friday forecast. leaving us with dry skies as we dive into this weekend. so from today until thursday, we can see anywhere up to around a half inch in the south bay and about 0.1 in the north bay. we take a look a little bit closer to home though. this morning, alone areas like san francisco all the way over into half-moon bay, down do into south bay will see the light showers sweeping in from offshore, it takes a bit until around lunchtime but it will break apart and move to the south. at that point we're gearing up for a dry evening ahead of us. but we're not done with the rain just yet. once we head into thursday we get a couple more splashes in. like i said, in total we can get about a tenth of an inch up in the north bay and a hundredth of an inch in the east bay with the most impressive rainfall totals actually being san jose and ben lomond this time around. keep a very close eye on that as we head in the next couple of days to show you the next 7 day forecast too from today until this weekend we're going to see daytime highs warm up just a little bit more, back in the 60s into this weekend's forecast. with sunny skies right around the corner. gianna? >>> jessica, thank you. let's talk about the roadways right now. as you get out the door, we are getting a live look at that drive along 880 as you work your way out of san jose and over into that fremont area this morning. and looks like traffic is moving at a pretty nice pace through there. however, we're not seeing the windshield wipers in this area. but that could change throughout the day. jess was just talking about that. oh we're starting to see a few rain drops there. you might have some slick surfaces so be careful. okay, let's continue along 880 and take a look at traffic through t

the south, and certainly a frosty start here to monday morning. north it is milder. across east anglia, south—eastme sunshine ahead of the front — that's where we'll see the best of it yet again. top temperatures between ten and 12 degrees celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. frost, more cloud and some milder—feeling air further north. and it's still rather windy out towards the far north and west, too. that area of high pressure, it's going to tend to fizzle. really quite windy across the northern half of the uk, in fact, on tuesday. across the western isles pushing into northwest scotland a lot further south, but you can see those of a southerly wind as the high starts to push away, much through the week. area, of course, on the bbc weather app. and there you'll find all of the sunrise and bye for now. the beginning. live from london. this is bbc news. it is ready, and the ministers can sign it. several arab states and the un condemn israel for blocking and anora steals the show at the oscars, winning five awards including the coveted best picture hello, i'm nicky schill

east. what i should say the president wants to see peace and we follow, or commander in chief. we want to see peace in the middle east. we want to see it in ukraine. we want to see it all over the world. and we think all of these, all of these conflicts can be settled and we're proving it every single day. the, the, you to bring to us to be in your building. i'm not talking to the uranium directly and i have no knowledge of anyone in the us government to ask you to them right now or other countries in the region office. just, i always like visiting israel, you know? but i think i think we're in conversations with the israelis every single day. there are a strategic partner. we view them as critical to the process. we think that a prime minister netanyahu has done an exceptional job. i work directly with ron dormer every single day. talk to multiple times a day and as needed. we're going to travel to israel. i i, i basically commute to the middle east and that's my job for, for the president. so i think i'm going to be in 4 countries next week, and we have to determine the sequencing of a can you just be real clear about? we talked about the us is real potential partnership. and if this doesn't work out with mazda, does that mean military action? i, i, i can't say, i think it would be, and i think it would be nice to go to discuss what be what, what that game plan is. under the about bodies donnelly sanders, the american house of you know, it's important to well i, i think we want it done back, but we want in the area. we want everybody back. we want them all back. i mean there's, we estimate 22, maybe 24 live bodies. we want them all back and we want the bodies back to these parents who know that the children are gone or their relatives are gone. they need those, those bodies back, they need flow. sure. they need to go and bury the children properly. and so we want the dead bodies back. we want to live bodies, but all the hostages

they were very active whether friend has moved its way from west to east across east asia, ending a miles spell and bringing much colder conditions to the region. now you can see it really isn't very heavy rain to southern parts of japan. it's got a wintry flank up north, so we are expecting more when she conditions to sweep across the korean peninsula on choose day behind it. it is looking a lot quiet. so we'll see. temperatures stops to rise. facilities like evasion, they'll be more what, whether to come down in the south and across some western areas with hong kong and to tie one seeing those showers through to the mid week. but target will see some relief by so as a temperature is picking up, it will be wilma, but when the that's now in contrast, the south asia, it is a very quiet picture, things of light up in the very south for sure lanka and india as well. as the movies, we see some wet to weather as we go into tuesday, affecting ne, with some snow flurries expected as well. the heavy snow stops to fade across moving parts of india and pakistan. there's lots of heat to, to be found

east. you can see some thunderstorms there. east of stockton and east of sacramento. we should see drying conditions setting up short term as we head towards tomorrow morning. so we'll begin to see the showers move out. clearing skies. chilly start to tomorrow, but more rain is around the corner as we head towards tuesday, and we'll see several chances of rain ahead in that 7-day forecast. we'll have a closer look at the timing on that coming up in a few minutes. thanks, rob. if you don't already have it, our nbc bay area app is a great resource to have when it is raining. just scan this qr code to download it for free. you'll get access t our storm ranger, the bay area's only mobile doppler radar. here's a live look at storm ranger right now parked on san bruno mountain. the great thing about storm ranger is that it's closer to the ground, so it gets a better scan of the rain or fog in your neighborhood. well, a show of support for ukraine in san francisco this afternoon. this was the first demonstration in the bay area following the oval office clash between preside

east has been great, saudi arabia has treated us very well. i think qatar has treated us very well. they want to get that wholeness ended in the middle east. we don't even talk about that anymore. you guys haven't asked one question about the middle east. the middle east seems to be doing relatively well. >> for months even before you were elected in november, you spoke about your desire to free all of those hostages a year and a half ago you gave an ultimatum. he said if they are not all released by noon on the february 15, there would be hell to pay. is hamas coming there nose at you? >> i think the opposite. they weren't going to release any more hostages and i said there would be hell to pay and they released the hostages they agreed to release plus an extra one so you could say that was a big difference. i said to that point it's up to netanyahu and israel. i may have taken a different stance. they did release. they went back to releasing the hospitals. -- the hostages. they totally ended it and i said they are not going to release any, there will be hell to pay. the rest is really up to him. i will -- might have done it differently than him. >> did you discuss the possibility of a mineral steel on ukrainian land that russia now

winds. with some persistent fog forming by early on sunday morning, particularly across east anglia and the south—easteek ahead. a bit of cloud there across some central parts of the uk. so that does mean it mayjust about stay frost—free. but for many of us in towns and cities, the temperatures will fall to freezing or below, of a breeze and some clouds there in northwestern scotland. but on the whole it's another glorious day, bar a little bit of cloud here and there. the temperatures on sunday, typically between 9 and 11 celsius. so fine day, fine evening. it's around 10 or 11. bye— bye. in the oval office. i think you have to find a way, dear volodymyr, has signed a £2.25 billion loan for ukraine to support

east coast to east valley national. it's a cap just from the gaza strip to now things are still absolutely all clear. as the said, the prime minister has said that the system wants to sing. how much impala has this has been, why the what some 5, it is right now to move. right. so i'm sorry, the 1st one. how much the useful possibility affordable to receive. you might get months to scrap tips will be released from the end because right, thank you very much for that to target capitalism. life worth it in hon. eunice, or people in con eunice way, atari, cuz i've been speaking out against the us president for calling on palestinians to voluntarily leave the gaza strip, taking us unlimited. uh who is all my house has gone, my work is gone, but i will not allow trump to displace that's just because we're rooted in this land and rooted in con units that rooted in gaza. and because our life and death art here, we will not bow down to the true realities that are being set, and we will not leave guzman here. so man of the new we hear the trump states and this morning that he will displace the people the codes for the war that he supports is right and this talk is rejected. we will not leave and we will not abundant overland. over the years we have remain steadfast and because of the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. and we will remain so until we die in our land. a vision i'll speak to marin robert or to is the editor of local and the call news magazine. he's joining us from tennessee. thank you very much for being with us. donald trump threatening him us once more, but at the same time his administration has been holding direct talks with him off for the 1st time, at least for the 1st time as we know it. how do you interpret this contradiction? and this sudden diplomatic outreach from us by the trump administration. and how is this being viewed? and this reps, the protection is a trump says 2nd name, i think so we don't have to be to be very surprised here. um as uh, just before he was uh swooning. uh he said that uh he will open the gate so so full from us and then then and a few days later uh which cost is uh, his uh, employee to the region broke could view off the 1st stage of the ceasefire. so contradiction is part of trump. i think he is not very happy with that. is there it is n

east as we head to the restf the week. plenty of sunshine along the east coast from new england to the mid atlantic into the southeast. we're looking at the chance for snow by wednesday into parts of the midwest. the storm system will move off to the east. now we're looking at the east coast. heavy rain where you see the darker colors. on the backside of the system, the colder air works in. that's why we're looking at the chance for snow in parts of the midwest. then another system moves into the west on wednesday. friday we clear it out in the east. nice and dry from new england to parts of the southeast. sunny skies. more rain and snow in the midwest, also into the central plains and parts of the so id atlantic as well. 41 in philadelphia. 29 in albany. 33 in boston. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> appreciate that, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital in stable condition. the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. he did not need breathing assistance sunday though he was still getting extra oxygen. he was able to participate n sunday mass and offered thanks to well-wishers for their prayers and support. >>> coming up, we roll out the best looks from the red carpet

east and really strengthens east of the rockies. that will produce a substantial threat for severe weather across the mid and southern mississippi valley as we make our way into tuesday and wednesday. we have an enhanced threat for severe weather across louisiana and mississippi. looking at the threat for damaging winds, hail and maybe even a few tornadoes. in the meantime, we have got cold and normal temperatures in place across the northeast today. that stays in place tomorrow before moving out and moderating those temperatures as we go into the middle of the week. jericka, back to you. >> grant gilmore, thank you so much. >>> tonight, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says he is ready to sign a minerals deal with the united states. the issue was among those prompting friday's oval office shouting match that shocked the world. today 19 leaders from europe and canada met in london, rallying to defend ukraine against russia. cbs's remi inocencio is there with the very latest. remy? >> reporter: jericka, good evening. and the take away from these crisis talks is reaffirmed european support for ukraine from a coalition of the willing, those words from british prime minister keir starmer. and he is leading the charge for a ceasefire plan that gets president trump back on board. >> it would be a -- >> reporter: from an american catastrophe, president trump humiliating president zelenskyy at the white house on friday. to european civility right after. prime minister starmer warmly welcoming him to 10 downing street then questioned about the diplomatic disaster. >> what's your message to u.s. president? >> reporter: starmer sprung into action with shuttle diplomacy phone calls. >> roll up my sleeves, pick up the phone, talk to president trump, talk to president zelenskyy. >> reporter: brits are rallying against trump. starmer is trying to bridge the breach that's opened up between the white house and ukraine. today, hosting more than a dozen european and canadian leaders. and he hugged the man whose country russia invaded. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy just went inside. at stake, not just the future security of his country, but the future security of europe. if the u.s. pulls its traditional support. to try to prevent that, starmer reiterated his call for european countries to assist ukraine further. >> th uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air. together with others, europe must do the heavy lifting. >> reporter: at the kremlin, glee. at the u.s. european disorder. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said the u.s. and russia have more common ground than one might think and that it would be foolish to deny that to obtain mutually beneficial results. now we look to thursday and a moment of truth. a defense package is set to be announced by eu leaders in brussels. the open questions, jericka, how much assistance, what kind of ammunition and weapons might be announced and whether it will all be enough to counter russia and possibly without the united states. >> ramy inocencio, thank you. >>> back here in the united states, new polling from cbs news finds most americans support ukraine in its war with russia. 52%, in fact. 44% say they support neither country. cbs's willie james enman is in west palm beach tonight with new details on where the trump administration stands at this hour. willie? >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. secretary of state marco rubio says the u.s. and ukraine need a reset. after the oval office dressing down seen around the world is still sending shock waves through washington and beyond. treasury secretary scott bessent says the economic deal that president trump wanted president zelenskyy to sign is no longer on the table. >> what's the use in having an economic agreement that's going to be rendered moot if he wants the fighting to continue? >> it is absolutely shameful what is happening right now. the white house has become an arm of the kremlin. >> reporter: but according to a new poll released by cbs news, the economy and inflation are the top priorities americans want president trump to focus on right now. 51% approve of the president's handling of the economy. but 54% disapprove of his job on inflation, on immigration, 54% give the president a thumbs up. this week the white house is expected to impose punishing tariffs of up to 25% on canada and mexico. and up to 20% on china. economists warn tariffs could raise prices for americans and slow economic growth. something the white house disputes. canada and mexico say they will retaliate with tariffs of their own. >> we will have a strong, unequivocal and proportional response as canadians expect. >> reporter: in the wake of the white house push to fire thousands of government workers -- protests this weekend at national parks. demonstrators upset about the job cuts. >> so, i think one of the first impacts we'll see this summer to national parks is that degraded visitor experience, where the services maybe are not available that people expect. >> reporter: president trump will have a primetime opportunity to speak directly to the american people about his agenda during a joint address to congress on tuesday. jericka? >> willie james enman for us and cbs news will have complete coverage of the president tump's address to a joint session of congress on tuesday night, as you just heard. that begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs and streaming on cbs news 24/7. >>> tonight, new uncertainty the middle eastel suddenly blocked the entry of all goods and humanitarian assistance into gaza as a ceasefire with hamas falters. cbs's deborah patta is in east jerusalem. >> reporter: good evening, israel wants to delay negotiations for a permanent end to the war. instead, it supports a u.s. proposal to extend the current ceasefire and free half of the remaining hostages immediately. hamas says this is not what was originally agreed on, calling it a blatant coup. ramadan in the rubble and ruins of gaza. as palestinians sit down to break the first day of the fast. but for this mother of three who is still living in a makeshift tent, this was not how she imagined spending the muslim holy month. my husband is dead and my home is destroyed, she told us. there is no joy in our hearts. the meal she's preparing was her husband's favorite. the pain still fresh. the bombs may have stopped falling, but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is piling on the pressure by withdrawing all aid from gaza. hamas says th

it is heavy east on the east coast, but the night doesn't look quite as much as would cause a flood. plenty, it spinning over that if i bury it into this mountains and the lower ground in morocco, in algeria, and the fact this whole area in the north west of africa is remarkably windy and wet for any time. this is a line to potential re rings through western sahara down through martin, you venture down towards the gambia. there are shares making their way up in west africa. further south nigeria in particular is getting a few, but on the whole it's still a da she drive picture, said a breezy picture of that breeze, of course, full of dust, a just after midnight on march 10th, 1945, devastating us a raise on tokyo, unleashed firestone on a densely populated area of wooden and paper houses by sunrise more than a 100000 people, but that 70 years later, those who survived seek recognition and compensation for the event that defined their lives only to find themselves still cost aside. witness a procedure on a just the .

east bay, and the east bay transit riders union. the forum will be held tuesday night. the special election is on april 15th. you can monitor the developments out of oakland and san mateo county by downloading the fox local app. it's free to download to your phone and smart tv. bay area residents showing their support for ukraine as the calls to end the war grow louder after the shortened oval office meeting between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. plus. >> it's a miracle. and like 3000 different levels. >> a family in los angeles getting the chance to meet the person who saved their son's life in tonight's west coast grab the emotional meeting. years a man is in custody after a shooting at a hospital in scottsdale. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. scottsdale police say a security guard was shot during the altercation. officers found the suspect on the ground being restrained by hospital staff and security. police say the gunman was a patient in the emergency room who was brought to the hospital for treatment by a family member. scottsdale police say they were able to quickly secure the shooter. >> we already had officers responding to a call of a disturbance at the er when it that it actually escalated in real time as officers were responding to this call. and so there was some credible information from the beginning that this was not someone who just randomly walked in and started any kind of violence, that it was already an incident that was already occurring in the emergency room that had escalated. >> the injured security guard is being treated for non-life threatening injuries and is expected to be okay. police say the hospital is still open and are working to investigate the relationship between the suspect and the victim, and the state of washington. a state trooper is under investigation after a deadly crash last night. officials say off duty trooper sarah klassen was driving her personal vehicle in the city of richland. the trooper reportedly hit and killed a motorcyclist and was arrested for suspicion of vehicular homicide while driving under the influence. state patrol says the richland police department is independently investigating the crash. a five year old boy had the opportunity to meet the man who gave him a life changing liver transplant five years after the initial surgery in 2020. 68 year old mike speck flew from ohio to los angeles to donate part of his liver to jacob, who was ten months old at the time. the families had met virtually once before, but their first in person introduction took place at the world premiere of abundant just last night, a film that highlights multiple transplant stories, including theirs. mike speck and jacob's family were overcome with emotion. >> i'm overwhelmed. i mean, this is like the best thing ever happened to me. to see what came of this. >> as a mother, there's no words that can fully express how thankful and grateful i am. >> speck says he became an organ donor after he survived a car accident when he was 12 years old. by donating a part of his organ, he was able to give back to a family that needed it most. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage here, 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find a round the clock coverage always at west coast rap.com. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab posting this photo this morning of some fresh powder. lab officials recorded 2.8in of snow, with another 1 to 3 possibly over the next 24 hours. video showing how that snow made for a little bit of a slow roll on i-80. this is at the donner summit rest area. caltrans crews were stationed along the shoulder of the interstate, warning drivers of the icy conditions, and to really take it slow, both the east and westbound lanes of 80 were shut down because of the storm for just a few hours. but just before 7:00, chain controls were dropped and traffic began to run smoothly. >> obviously, there were the accidents that shut the highway down, but as far as cross traffic, you know, it's actually been a surprisingly all day. we did get a little bit of a pickup after everything reopened, but knock on wood, everybody seems to be being safe and, you know, driving the good speeds and not following too closely. >> and let's just take a quick look here at the roads up there in the sierra. this is 80 at kingvale clear on the roads. not a lot of people out there, but there is one car there in the distance. roberta coming our direction, but taking it slow. you can see a couple flurries also. it's nice to see the snow coming down here in march. >> yes, and it will continue to fall throughout the day tomorrow with that winter weather advisory in effect. more on that because while it was snowing there, it

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. >> officials later found the suspect's car near seminary avenue and east 16th street, also in eastland, but no sign of the two. if you have any information about the incident, you are asked to give oakland police a call. new developments tonight on the sale of the oakland coliseum. today's update from county officials, including when the sale could be complete. but first, a quick look outside tonight at the beautiful san francisco skyline. you can see there the bay bridge in the foreground. just a few more early nights though, before we change our clocks and spring forward this weekend, as mark was reminding us. you're watching the news tonight at 0. we' the state warriors star steph curry is expected to make a big splash in san francisco's dogpatch district. sfgate reports. curry's business collective, 30 inc, is moving its headquarters from south of market to a five story, 24,000 square foot building on 20th street. 30 inc. is the hub for curry's several businesses. this new location will likely bring a little more vibrancy to the up and coming dogpatch district of the alameda co

east. but it's improving because the system is drifting east with it's iraq that will take the focus of this heavy reading. i think some of it will go across into iran as well. the winds, with strong over dry ground will pick up the sand sandstorms of risk. and this tail here, drifting slowly sites with these lot to bring rain on and off for the next 3 days, saturday, sunday, monday in doha. not stopping around event this year. but it should be the hard hitting intervenes dates to military abuse, poco around somebody month at all. there's no, you know, character, we don't do such facing reality. how do you reconcile your needs from a security perspective with the human rights folks and everybody who wants to come to portland can do that, but we expect that person to accept our rooms, thought provoking on north korea with those extend. now korea is the mirror of what do we need to avoid in the case of you hear the story on talk to how does era the terrorist central to us the economic and foreign policy and the new trump administration, the reservation. so this supposes chairs, it matched only

east also. by friday we're going to clear it out in the east from new england all the way down to the southeast. could see a little bit of snow lingering in extreme new england. it's a chilly start to our workweek. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s and 30s in new england and the northeast. all right, that's your monday forecast. >> okay, thanks so much, michelle. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with bounce. ♪ aveeno introduces new daily moisturizing cream. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 48 hours. and instantly strengthen skin's barrier. for softer, smoother skin. aveeno. the power of oat for sensitive skin. ♪ febreze! ♪ your home is your happy place until you come back to bad odors. use febreeze plug-in. it has a microchip that alternates between two scents to fight odors and provide freshness for up to 50 days. try febreze plug. >>> now to a nbc news exclusi

east while the weather is ton, pretty wild across east asia. after a pretty mild we can resolve. tempt is well above the average for the likes of japan and the korean peninsula, but a cold blast has been brought in behind that weather system that's bringing west to weather, to much of japan, eastern and southern parts of china. with a winter we mix developing out west that will eventually push its way further east, across the korean peninsula, bringing a wintry mix to sol on tuesday. the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises. millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs for meet the families expectations. when one is for those young top seekins, they navigate, china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict, is the human suffering? that's the report to us. we brave bullets and bombs, and we always include the views from all sides. the, the, the, to watch. and you'll just hear a reminder about top stories the so israel has blocks the entry of light into accounts, including desperately needed food fuels shown to in medicine. the 1st phase of the, these 5 deal with a mazda has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage. more than a 1000 european leaders, amazing and loved and for some of the house to really support in case you k prime minister case thomas says it's a once in a generat

east asia the middle east that is what he did. i want to move along quickly to one other issues china's warships are turning up in unexpected places alarming u.s. allies. is this the new normal, cnn? china's been very aggressive towards the philippines, towards australia, toward south korea, the vietnam waterways, towards us. they basically threaten war the other day said we are prepared to go to war right till the end and response to i think it was secretary pete hegseth or jd vance. whether it's a terrace or war who will fight to the very end. i think we better wake the [bleep] up and start beefing up our military that has been flatlined under the prior administration what you think? works absolutely did congressional testimony for the house armed services committee i recommended a 5% increase in defense spending much larger than anything in the buy demonstration for sure. and really did not give much pushback at all not surprising from republicans but not much pushback at all from the democrats. that means there is consensus occurring at least in the congress of the danger we are really facing here. i mean china, just look at their military they've been investing in this for 20 years. they outgun this and out manas in every single platform whether it is a missile platform, defensive missiles, a ship, except to submarines that is the only place we have an advantage in. but we cannot get them built a fast enough because the industrial base. i do fix the business practices and the pentagon if you do not fix the business approach for going to squander some of that money per the administration knows this. we've got to do both together going forward. and if we do that then we can have a deterrence that reagan established with the reagan buildup. that is what is absolute critical. have the capabilities of the chinese see and they know we will impose significant costs on them if they attack. and therefore they're going to back away from it just like the soviet union did as a result of what reagan put on the grounds. >> the president will have a special offices on the ship which is a brilliant idea. i would remind the putin supporters and the others who seem to hate america first, they are the war mongers not us. they are the war mongers. general king and i want to thank you for your past service, your current service in your future service. god bless you my friend. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? 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even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. mark: while the back america. where here is our dear friend now senior counsel to the assistant council for civil rights have been titled federal task or to combat anti-semitism. our man leo jarrell i cannot think of anyone better. you are a great guard given a soul libertarian your entire life. you are a brilliant lawyer and litigator. so leo, you see what's happening again at barnard and columbia. all over these universities. what is the plan? parcels of the plan is but let me take 20 seconds to say to your viewers, before i took at this a job as senior counsel i reached out to you for advice. the only person i reached out to, you gave me great advice i owe you a tremendous amount of thanks because of your advice and leadership. mark: love you buddy. >> president trump has made a commitment to the jewish memory to all americans we are going to eliminate anti-semitism. it is rampant it is horrendous. under president trump's leadership and pam bonnie's leadership we are working on this 24/7. and i will tell you what makes it sickening, the biting garden administration did nothing. they have nothing to address anti-semitism is rampant across the country what are we doing? we are working on this the entire federal government support as a leader in the d.o.j. under pam bonnie's administration we are suing everyone of these universities guilty of anti-semitism. under title vi we are taking away their money, mark. were going to bankrupt these universities. we are going to take away every single federal dollar. that is why we are targeting these universities. and we have filed a notice of investigation to investigate the entire uc system in california. why? not only are the students being arrestarrest because of anti-se, employees. we have filed an investigation on title vii. what is title vii? to investigate the employer/employee working condition. which is anti- somatic throughout the universities. that is what the eoc has done. given us a charge we are investigating the uc system. i am embarrassed to tell you i went to ucla. every person in this country saw what happened at ucla. i graduated there from law school but that is not the ucla i went to, mark. the academic system and this country has been hijacked by the left. has been hijacked by the marxists. they have controlled the mindset of our young people and they have not stopped there. the going to the schools, the public schools k-12. we have to put an end to it but we have to seek injunctive relief. we have to stop these practices. what's happening on the eastrnard, outright embarrassing. market, where our local officials? where is the mayor? where is the district attorney? where is letitia james? where the hate crime charges? they are absent. i want this to be clear to your fox viewers. these local blue cities have turned their back on jewish americans stop the federal government. not only am i targeted 13 schools i am sending letters to the mayors and nda's of l.a., boston, new york, chicago, do your job or we will do it for you. we are going to file hate crimes were going to use every federal criminal statue to go after these anti-semites. these people who hate jews. we are going to stop it and we are going to stop it immediately. not just take it where their money. we have pushed out a strategy to remove these professional agitators. if you are here at the graces of the united states attending the schools, you are gone. we are going to make sure these students are going to take off those masks. we know who you are you're going to be exp

east to that for the north. east of brazil, so full jolessa see very heavy rain through saturday through to sunday. we'll see the development often severe storms of moving areas of origin. tina moving their way through uruguayan on to some southern pots of brazil on sunday it with the temperature and when i started dipping down but it rains very settled. i'm hot the power. why and also a lot dry of the north for much of venezuela. dry skies all the story across much essentially, america and the caribbean. yes. if you split some spots and showers here and there . but lots of sunshine for west and pots of cuba. heavy rain is set to develop the out east as we go into sunday. and there's also a drawing settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america . but come sunday, california is set to see a cool down with wet and wintery weather, working its way on show the, the impact of shifting power dynamics. while you have to do is flip switch and he has an authoritarian state divided opinion. you can listen to a person's words, but you should judge that by their auction. international conflict. is there a split into? is to take a look, unity or any weakness to their workshops, and the urgency of climate action which stopped attending these kind of consensus leak. and the wheel alignment act takes on the big issues without 0 hearing the fight as the old ones or whether continue a civil and god's or have no choice, but to find what middle shoulder they come out to see you is teens across the world . when you closer to the house of the story, the, [000:00:00;00] the color that are on the clock, this is in use on life w

east of india was since thunderstorms for the 7 states, and is the edge of further east while the weather's turn pretty wild across east asia. after a pretty mild we can, we feel tempt is well above the average for the likes of japan, the korean peninsula. but a cold blast has been brought in behind that weather system that's bringing west to weather, to much of japan, eastern and southern parts of china. with a winter we mix developing out west that when eventually push its way further east, across the korean peninsula, bringing a wintry mix to sol on tuesday. the of the the plug on the bucket, are you watching out just to raise their mind for our top story is this our u. k. prime is the case thomas host and you are paying leaders in defense, ponders and supports. if you claim to be the sweetest, spoke about a coalition of the willing which could defend ukraine in the event of peace deal with russia. a mazda is rejected, as well as demand for an extension to phase one of the gods as cease fox accusing of the black male over releasing move captives. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was blocked live saving deed into th

demand signal to our industry, not just our services, but our friends in europe and the middle east and east asia. cutting through the red tape and allowing them to buy the weapons that we're providing here to provide for their common defense. mr. phelan: if confirmed i agree with you. sen. cotton: senator fischer also mentioned the sea launch cruise missile, nuclear. i'm glad you're committed to carrying out the law there. i think it's an important part of our deserve deterrent. another -- deterrent. another is the columbia class submarine. it's one of the three legs of our nuclear tried a. it's the most sur-- triad. it's the most survivable leg, they're almost undetectable that allows a second strike capability, against russia and china in particular as china continues its breakneck nuclear buildup. are you committed to continuing the navy's highest priority on the columbia class submarine? mr. phelan: thank you for the question, senator. yes. the nuclear triad and in particular the columbia class submarine is critical to the triad and its deterrence and we have to make sure we get that do

east texas all the way to alabama. plus we've got all the heavy rain and potential for snow and strong winds across the plains and midwest. by tomorrow this shifts farther to the east. we've got more of that hugging the east coast here. we'll still see the severe risk from delaware to georgia. but here's where we're watching today. dallas, new orleans all included in this. strong tornados will be possible. we have elevated wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour or higher. the weather alerts are topping 10 million right now. and we are going to see snowfall, up to a for denver. snow in the forecast for minneapolis to green bay. a high of 36 degrees in duluth this afternoon. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> appreciate that, angie, thanks. >>> coming up, dolly parton's touching tribute to her husband of nearly 60 years. >>> and a health setback for pope francis as he continues to battle double pneumonia. nues to battle double pneumonia. cause the active ingredient in head & shoulders fights off the microbes that cause dandruff. microbes are on everyone's scalp and can cause irritation. but when you use head & shoulders every wash... it keeps these rascals at bay and helps prevent dand

east 16th street in east oakland. oakland police and a chp helicopter scoured the area for any signs of either the man or the woman, but came up empty. >> based on the evidence we recovered, she was very much in danger at the time of the abduction and was the victim of a serious assault. at this time, we don't know where she might be, who she is. >> but police do believe the man and woman know each other and have some kind of personal relationship. if domestic violence is a factor in this case. advocates say there is help available. jovana radovanovic is a counselor at a safe place, a domestic violence program in oakland. >> try and find forgiveness for yourself, for to your old self who didn't speak up sooner. it's never too late to speak out. >> she says there are shelters and organizations who help domestic violence and abuse survivors. >> that's where you hear you're not alone. you see other people who have experienced something similar. >> now, anyone with information or other video of this incident is asked to contact oakland police. live in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> really a concerning crime and hopefully they get some more. >> information coming soon. >> here. >> about where she might be. henry. thank you. coming up tonight here on the news at 5:00, a new plan in san jose to end homelessness. and this involves arresting those who refuse help. 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that space clear and clean and disorder free. and last night that did occur. >> the mission surge follows a nighttime police raid last week at jefferson square park, a few blocks from city hall. that operation resulted in 85 arrests. homeless advocates are suing the city of fremont over a new law that makes it a crime to camp in public. the lawsuit says the ordinance criminalizes homelessness and violates the rights of those living on the streets. the law, passed last month, makes it illegal for any person to camp out on public property, including any street, sidewalk, park, open space or waterway. it also seeks to punish those groups or any person who helps unhoused people to build an encampment. we turn now to a new get tough proposal for those experiencing homelessness in san jose. mayor matt mehan is introducing a policy which could send unhoused people to jail if they refuse offers of shelter three different times. ktvu mark sayer joining us now live from downtown san jose with a closer look at this plan and the response it's getting from members of the unhoused community. mark. >> well, alex, we're at saint james park in downtown san jose. this is a regular location where services by volunteer groups are provided to the unhoused. but mayor mahan says the city has made great strides in terms of its housing resources for the unhoused, including safe parking, interim housing. and he believes those who are unhoused have a responsibility to take advantage of these resources or face consequences. it is a familiar sight in san jose and all around the bay area. tents next to railroad tracks, highways and homes in san jose. mayor matt mehan says city data shows about 1 in 3 unhoused residents who are offered shelter refuse the help, and the mayor says that has to stop. >> homelessness can't be a choice, especially when over 200 people die on our streets each year. >> mayor mehan is calling his proposal responsibility to shelter, which could result in citations for trespassing or even arrest and jail time for refusing shelter. >> i'm proposing that after three offers of shelter, we hold people accountable for turning their lives around because we all have a responsibility to end this crisis. >> but jodi botkin, who was on the streets for ten years and just moved into the city's monterey branham interim housing complex, does not support the mayor's approach. >> what motivated me was just shelter. you know, but honestly, i think it's wrong what he's doing. i don't think he should be doing that. he needs to think of the consequences also with, you know, jailing people, because with jailing people means they're going to lose everything. they're going to lose what they have left to go inside the camps, which means there's going to be more stores. there's going to be more people in the neighborhoods robbed. that's not cool. >> nearby, cesar nunez has been on the street for four years, and he does believe help should be accepted when offered. >> it's a good thing, you know. it's a good thing that they're helping people move out of here, this, this situation and everything. but i mean, there's also people that don't want the help. and i mean, i can't i wouldn't know why. >> the plan is supported by both the san jose police and firefighters unions, who say their members face physical danger and spend extensive resources responding to calls for the unhoused. we responded to service. >> to one individual nearly 400 times in in a year. that's more days in the year. so we were going to this person multiple times a day. >> government, on behalf of our community, has a responsibility to build shelter, and our homeless neighbors have a responsibility to use it. >> now, the mayor will bring this proposal to the san jose city council initially next week as part of his march budget message. what is unknown at this time? if this proposal passes, is can it actually take place under existing city ordinances such as the trespassing ordinance? or would there need to be some modifications to the municipal code? alex of course, all of that will be taken up as the city council debates this proposal in the weeks ahead. back to you. >> all right. yeah, it sounds like it could get a bit complicated here, mark. thank you. >> we had some rainfall again today, primarily around the santa clara valley. some portions of the peninsula, like the la honda area and also the sea shore. and the temperatures panned out to be slightly below average, especially in san francisco. 57 degrees cooler than that in pacifica. how about 60 in hayward and vallejo and concord? those were the most mild locations, but everybody's going to go up tomorrow. but not until then. now, right now we're taking a look at clouds roughly between about 3300ft and 20,000ft in elevation. i just love the passage of a cold front because it leaves the air clean and fresh and visibility unlimited right now. temperatures stand in the 50s across the board, except concord and clayton and crockett, all still around 60 degrees. but when you factor in a bit of a breeze 15mph around oakland and alameda, it feels a bit brisk outside 17 mile per hour winds right now around that san bruno gap. the difference between yesterday and today is that we're not experiencing the gusty winds. so we have the passage of that cold front is now digging into southern california, copious amounts of precipitation that on top of the 2/10 to 4/10 of rain that did accumulate yesterday. we're now seeing heavy rain around right there around the santa ana area, and also a smattering of snow in big bear. we bring you back closer to home. the rain is out of here, the thunderstorm risk as well. and now with the passage of the cold front, you have that cooler air mass that's filtering in. bottom line is we have a frost advisory in effect for tonight for our inland areas until 9:00 tomorrow morning. how cold will it be? temperatures into the mid 30s in santa rosa 36. tri valley 39 in vallejo. colder than that in napa, as well as american canyon. hey, alex, next time around, i'm going to talk about the brief warm up and when you can expect it. >> all right. looking forward to that. roberta. thank you. 80,000 dutch tulips coming soon to san francisco's union square. all in celebration of spring tulip day. the flowers officially arrive saturday, march 22nd, and you can stroll by the colorful display any time between 1 and 430 in the afternoon. the city says you can take home up to six tulips, with the goal of bringing early spring into everyone's home. the tulip garden is expected to attract some large crowds, so you are encouraged to take public transit to get there. coming up tonight here on the news at 5:00. uncertainty in ukraine. european leaders come together today to strategize about how to support the war torn nation. plus, we'll get the latest on the potential for a cease fire deal. and is president trump trying to reel in elon musk, his latest comments about 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[skateboard sounds] held emergency talks today on ways to increase their military budgets in order to support ukraine. this comes as russia says it's firmly opposed to any temporary cease fires, throwing the future of the peace process into doubt. fox news stephanie bennett has the latest. >> europe faces a clear and present danger. >> the eu holding an emergency summit in brussels on thursday to respond to the growing security rift between europe and the u.s. it comes as american aid to ukraine remains suspended, while president trump pushes for the europeans to take care of their own defense needs. but just as the meetings got underway, russia rejected a european peace proposal, calling it a thinly veiled attempt to buy more time for ukraine to regroup and rearm. >> we are dealing with an open desire to achieve a respite at any cost for the key regime in its death throes. >> at the same time, russia also said it is opposed to a temporary truce, as suggested by president trump, saying it's only interested in a comprehensive peace deal. europe is now beefing up its defenses with a new $800 billion defense plan that would include more aid for ukraine. >> you made a strong signal to ukraine and people, to ukrainian warriors, to civilians, to all our families, and it is great that we are not alone. >> meanwhile, we're learning more about president trump's plan to end the war and achieve a lasting peace for both ukraine and russia. >> he's trying to bring them along the same way, saying, look, you've got to come to some type of negotiated solution to this. this war is not going to be decided on the battlefield. it's just not because both sides are dug in. >> the russian foreign ministry says it's waiting for the u.s. to appoint a negotiating team for the upcoming peace talks, though it's unclear when those will start. in london, stephanie bennett, fox news. >> hamas is accusing president trump and israel of trying to back out of the cease fire agreement. that agreement calls for negotiations over a second phase, in which israeli hostages would be released in exchange for more palestinian prisoners. hamas is also calling for a permanent ceasefire and an israeli withdrawal from gaza. yesterday, president trump issued a new threat to the militant group, demanding an immediate release of the remaining hostages, saying otherwise, quote, not a single hamas member will be safe. israel says that until a new deal is reached, it will keep blocking aid shipments to gaza. >> free meal for those who aim to kill our people, to murder our hostages, release our hostages now and you'll be able to leave gaza alive. >> the white house has confirmed it is holding unprecedented direct talks with hamas. the u.s. has a longstanding policy against negotiating with terrorist groups. coming up tonight here on the news at 5:00, limiting elon musk, what president trump said today about the power of touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. 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cutting efforts within the federal government. but the president also appeared to rein in musk, reportedly telling his administration that he was allowed to make recommendations but not decisions. as fox's rebecca kaster reports tonight, all of this comes as musk works to make doj's downsizing efforts permanent. >> mr. musk, what was your message in there to house republicans? >> elon musk leaving capitol hill wednesday after a strategy session with gop lawmakers on how to pass doj's downsizing efforts into law. >> there's a lot of room, a lot of opportunity to improve expenditures in the government, and then we're making good progress. >> and apparently, that progress adds up to $105 billion in savings, which doge says is about $650 per taxpayer. >> we got to go big. we got to go big to save the country. >> he'll be going to the department of education. he'll be going into dod. no agency is off limits. >> but democrats think doj's cost cutting is too careless and will be detrimental to some americans. >> donald trump is firing more veterans than any president in american history. democrats will never forget the debt we owe to the men and women who have bravely served this country. >> but doge is pressing on, and criminal charges could be on the table. the acting director of usaid told lawmakers he's considering sending multiple criminal referrals to the justice department over the misuse of taxpayer dollars at the agency. >> some of the charges are so egregious that someone is going to pay with jail time, because what's coming out is it's over and beyond what we really thought. >> in another legal setback for doge, the supreme court ruled wednesday that the white house must pay out $2 billion in completed usaid contracts. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> the national park service says it saw a record breaking number of visitors across the u.s. last year. the park service recorded more than 331 million visits in 2024. the last record was set in 2016, with the park service recording just under 331 million visits. the increase comes as the park service is facing federal staffing cuts. a funding freeze and more uncertainty under the trump administration. a new report obtained by the new york times says nearly 4000 campsites across california could potentially close this summer. the u.s. forest service report says the agency may not be able to maintain those campsites because of president trump's federal spending freeze. the agency says the cuts could affect its ability to conduct search and rescue operations, remove waste, and to perform other crucial services. the hit broadway musical hamilton has canceled its upcoming run at the john f kennedy center for the performing arts in washington, dc. the musical's creator, lin-manuel miranda, and producer jeffrey seller just announced the decision, citing president trump's takeover of the cultural institution. in a statement, the seller wrote, quote, our show simply cannot in good conscience participate and be a part of this new culture that is being imposed on the kennedy center. some bodegas in new york are switching to liquid eggs to try to keep prices down on a classic new york city staple. the bacon, egg and cheese sandwich, no longer under $5. with egg prices surging with liquid eggs priced around $8 a container and shelled eggs $12 or more. the president of the united bodegas of america put out the call today saying, make the switch to save your bottom line. barbara morita owns the omb bodega in washington heights and says she's passing the savings on to her community. >> bacon, egg and cheese on the road. we have the price for $6 now with the liquid eggs. we're going to raise the lower the price 4.99. so it's $1 difference. >> and she also says it would have cost her less than $5 a carton here in the city for her to go back to her regular egg prices. a new exhibit at uc berkeley's lawrence hall of science is inviting guests of all ages to learn about the importance of food sustainability. ktvu tori gaines took a big bite out of this exhibit, and she has more. >> we're in the berkeley hills, overlooking the beautiful san francisco bay area. we're here at uc berkeley's lawrence hall of science, taking a big bite out of the future of food exhibit. this exhibit is over 4000ft!s of interactive and colorful scientific explanations. let's take a look. from cornhole to interactive screens to exhibits showcasing the work of local high school students, the future of food is here and it's sustainable. the exhibit highlights more than 150 community partners in the bay area who are working to bring more sustainable food to our plates. we're going to show you right now why the future of food is underground. we are joined by the executive, one of the executive directors with the lawrence hall of science, claudia bustos. are we going to be worms today? >> yes. today you and i are going to become worms because the future of soil is underground. >> okay, let's check it out. all right. >> here we go. be a worm. >> we're wiggling, y'all. >> all right, we're worms. we're wiggling. okay. >> so we've. >> made it all the way through. >> and now we are in the world of. >> soil microbiomes. it looks like. >> absolutely. so here we are in underground life. and this is a really neat space because it will be allowing us to explore that. the soil that you see out there, it is alive and it has living, breathing organisms in it, and it needs certain nutrients in order for us to have the best possible food product out there. you and i are going to be spinning these wheels right now to try to get some nutrients, but right now we are bringing carbon dioxide from the environment down into the plants. and this is something that we is important for people to understand that plants need carbon dioxide in order to be the most nutritious possible. >> starting on saturday, people of all ages are invited to come check out the exhibit and learn more about the sustainable food alternatives that are becoming available right here in the bay area in berkeley. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> as we continue our in-depth discussions with oakland's mayoral candidates, we're getting a better sense of what their priorities would be in office. >> we need to keep businesses here, keep residents here, give them opportunities to grow. >> candidate lauren taylor sat down with our own amber lee. the former city council member says oakland is, in his mind, broken. he says his plan to fix it includes balancing the city's $130 million budget deficit. >> we need fresh energy. we need someone who is not a part of the political establishment, and we need to have a leader that is connected to what's been going on, committed to being here for the next ten years. if the voters see fit, we've got to redefine what the public trust is, what it looks like, and how we restore it within our city. that's what i intend to do. >> taylor first ran for oakland mayor back in 2022, and lost to shengtao by only 677 votes. after the fbi raid on tao's home in june of last year while she was still mayor. taylor called for her resignation. he also endorsed the recall effort against tao and decided to run for mayor again if the recall was successful. >> dollars budget deficit. >> now ktvu is. greg lee also recently sat down with another candidate, former congresswoman barbara lee, and you can find that interview on our website. just head over to ktvu.com and search for barbara lee. ktvu is hosting a debate between barbara lee and lauren taylor, and our own dave clark will be moderating that debate. you can watch it live next tuesday at 6:00 at night on ktvu.com, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. coming up tonight here at 5:00, pope francis makes his first public comments since being hospitalized last month. what he is saying as he recovers from pneumonia. also tonight, more states reporting measles cases where a child with the highly contagious disea was pope francis thanked people for their prayers today in an audio message. these were his first public comments since being hospitalized. >> i'm going to make it to the sovereign. cafe for myself to see the plaza. >> in his native spanish. the pontiff thanked the faithful in saint peter's square, who have gathered for nightly recitation of the rosary prayer for his health. the vatican says pope francis remains in stable condition with no new respiratory crises, as he recovers from double pneumonia. his prognosis, though, remains guarded, meaning he is not out of danger. more states are reporting measles cases as public health officials renew their push to get people vaccinated against the virus. fox's madison, scarpino, has more tonight. >> one of the world's most contagious diseases is still surging across the country. the cdc says there have been more than 160. measles infections in the u.s. this year, mostly among young children. and just this week, florida health officials reported a high school student came down with the virus. the cdc recommends unvaccinated children stay home for up to 21 days after a measles case is detected at school. that's the period of time someone can get infected and spread the virus. doctors say up to 90% of unvaccinated people will contract measles if exposed. >> if we give two doses starting at one year of age, and then again between 4 and 6 years of age, everyone, pretty much almost everyone, gets protected in some way. >> while there is no treatment for measles, hhs secretary robert f kennedy jr, who has been skeptical of vaccines in the past, has promoted vitamin a as a way to manage the virus. on thursday, president trump's pick for fda commissioner said that could be part of a broader treatment plan, but also acknowledged support for vaccinations. >> the rare times in which some a child dies of measles, it is often in the setting of a comorbid condition or severe malnutrition. and perhaps that is the rationale as to why some supplementation in terms of nutrients may provide a benefit to children. >> the cdc says the disease is most dangerous for children under five years old. in atlanta, madison, scarpino, fox news. >> coming up tonight here on the news at 5:00, the executive director of san francisco pride joins ktvu earlier this afternoon to talk about this year's pride celebration. the meaning behind the theme, queer joy is resistance. also coming up tonight, a behind the scenes look at how pg and e is using artificial intelligence to predict storms and prevent power outages across the bay area. >> a brand new weather advisory has been issued, something you really need to know about. we have all the details as the news continues with your bay area forecast. after i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! 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[ambient noise] joining its big tech rivals google and microsoft in the quantum computing race. fox's evan brown breaks down what all of this means. >> amazon has gone quantum. the tech and retail giant joined some of its competitors by entering the world of quantum computing with the release of a processing chip called ocelot. amazon is hoping ocelot powered data centers will help the company keep up with new quantum hardware. recently unveiled by microsoft and google. but what exactly is quantum computing? you've likely heard of it, though you might not know what it is. ibm's website explains it like this. quantum computing stores data not in binary bits, like the zeros and ones you're used to seeing, but in quantum bits, also called qubits. those are also zeros and ones, but each 0 or 1 can have extra data tacked on. >> we're going to see massive progress in the next few years. we're going to see quantum computing merge with ai. we're going to see tremendous progress. >> the end result is more data accessed with greater speed, meaning more processing power. but it also means it uses more energy and generates more heat needing constant refrigeration. or the quantum computer begins to slow down. another concern is american adversaries like china are also supercharging their own quantum development, prompting new fears that the increased processing power could be used to hack both into private and government servers. >> encryption is really what we rely on to communicate, and a potential quantum computer by an adversary country is really a nuclear threat to cybersecurity. >> last year, quantum computing startups raised nearly a record $2 billion in funding in miami. eban brown, fox news. >> today, pgd updated the public on how it's using the latest artificial intelligence technology to try to prepare for storm related outages. the utility's meteorology team demonstrated new tools that use ai machine learning to enhance real time weather forecasts. the information will help the utility to not only accurately pinpoint when storms will hit, but where their impacts will be the most severe. pgd says that beyond storms, the ai technology is being used for accurate responses to weather events that lead to those power shutoffs. >> or you can just tune in to mark tamayo because he has all the answers to that, right? he'll be coming up at 6:00 tonight. hi, everybody. we had rain again this morning and some decent rainfall around the santa cruz mountains, as well as the santa clara valley. look at alum rock over a quarter of an inch of rain, and ben lowman with over 3/10 of an inch of rain. we had just over a 10th in los gatos. now high temperatures today. still cool for this time of the year. for the sixth day of the month of march, 54in pacifica to 60 degrees. that was our outside number in vallejo, concord and hayward, but it was 62 degrees and dry skies in santa rosa. live weather camera looking out towards beautiful downtown san jose. we're looking at several different decks of clouds, ranging from about 3300ft all the way up to 20,000ft. bottom line is that exiting area of low pressure is moving out of the area. we'll have clear skies tonight. right now, numbers are in the 50s. across the board. the winds are beginning to settle. still picking up a 15 mile per hour wind at oakland international airport. so when you get that kind of a breeze, it adds to the chill in the air. 17 at sfo. along the peninsula and 12 along the sea shore area of low pressure. it's spinning its wheels. you can see it right there from about the central coast, just outside of santa barbara, all the way into the los angeles basin. in fact, it looks like we're picking up some pretty heavy rainfall at this hour around santa ana. i just actually texted my cousin, who lives in newport beach. i said, is it raining hard there? and mary ann, she confirmed it. and we're even picking up a little bit of light snow around the cajon pass at 4000ft elevation behind this system here. some cooler air masses filling in, and the departure of the clouds will just leave us with some hints of stratus in the form of fog around the san mateo coastline, packing through half moon bay into the santa cruz mountains. look at san jose, morgan hill and in gilroy. but these clear skies will lead us to nothing but sunshine for your friday. but tonight we do. with the cold air just slipping into the bay area. we have a frost advisory. in effect, numbers will dip between the freezing point all the way to 36 degrees for this blue highlighted area, which encompasses north bay, easta clara valley, inland areas, the santa lucia mountains all the way into monterey bay. so look at the numbers 30s to the north. to the east. tri valley 36 degrees. high 30s around morgan hill into gilroy. your extended forecast tomorrow is the beginning of a slight warming trend. yes, we're flirting with 70 degrees on saturday, and then monday is the beginning of a very wet week ahead. alex. >> roberta. thank you. we are still a few months away now from the big month long celebration of lgbtq plus pride. but today we got a sneak peek at the 55th annual pride celebration. the event is set for the last weekend in june, and the theme this year is queer joy is resistance. for more on what that means. earlier on the four, we spoke with executive director of sf pride, suzanne ford. >> what we're trying to say is, yes, we need to resist this onslaught of, quite frankly, oppression. but secondly, we're going to stand up. we're going to march. we're going to call out people to stand up for our

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east to that for the north, east of brazil, so full jolessa see very heavy rain through saturday through to sunday. i will see the development often severe storms of a move in areas of origin. tina, moving their way through uruguayan on to some southern pots of brazil on sunday with the temperature and when a service dipping down. but it makes very settled. i'm hot for power. why? and also a lot dry of the north for much of venezuela, dry skies, all the story across much essentially, america and the caribbean. yes. a few splits and spots and showers here and there. but lots of sunshine for west and pots of cuba. heavy rain is set to develop, so out east as we go into sunday. and there's also drawn settled whether to be found across the us at the moment for north america. but come sunday, california is set to cool down with wet and wintry weather, working its way on shore. the, the have the right, the boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level. all that i can't support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who go to the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote, on which is 0, the latest news families, the queen, is what eatable environments often became separated into chaos, leaving the children stranded for in damage childers with detailed coverage, the fathers, mothers, and children. and until every last one is phones, the wolf will never truly be over from the hoss of the story. schools and un

east 16th street in east oakland. oakland police and a chp helicopter scoured the area for any signs of either the man or the woman, but came up empty. >> based on the evidence we recovered, she was very much in danger at the time of the abduction and was the victim of a serious assault. at this time, we don't know where she might be, who she is. >> but police do believe the man and woman know each other and have some kind of personal relationship. if domestic violence is a factor in this case. advocates say there is help available. jovana radovanovic is a counselor at a safe place, a domestic violence program in oakland. >> try and find forgiveness for yourself. for to your old self who didn't speak up sooner. it's never late to speak out. >> she says there are shelters and organizations who help domestic violence and abuse survivors. >> that's where you hear you're not alone. you see other people who have experienced something similar. >> now, anyone with information or other video of this incident is asked to contact oakland police. live in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. certainly. we hope they find her soon. thank you. henry. well, the san francisco police department has expanded its crackdown on drug users and dealers in the city's mission district. police officers and san francisco sheriff's deputies swarmed the bart plaza at 16th and mission streets. sfpd posted this video to x of the last night's operation. mayor lurie saying it's part of an effort to make streets safe and clean by shutting down open air drug dealing and illegal vending. according to police chief bill scott, officers seized more than 28g of narcotics. that's more than a half pound of drugs. they also made four arrests. >> we want to prevent people in this city who live here, who work here, who come here to visit in this great city. from seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular block, that is a public space. it is a transportation hub. we have to make sure that we keep that space clear and clean and disorder free. and last night that did occur. >> the mission surge follows a nighttime police raid last week at jefferson square park, a few blocks from city hall. that operation resulted in 85 arrests. new at six. another bay area university is making cuts to its athletics. its athletics department. san francisco state announcing today it is eliminating its baseball, men's soccer and women's indoor track and field teams. those cuts will impact 44 student athletes and are expected to save up to $1 million a year, and they come three months after the school's president declared a fiscal emergency due to declining enrollment. earlier this year, sonoma state university announced plans to cut its entire athletics department, also due to low enrollment and budget cuts. tonight, members of the education field are bracing for a likely executive order from president trump targeting the u.s. department of education. no order was signed today, despite reports circulating that it was next on his docket. local school districts, colleges and universities all rely on the department's support. ktvu is jesse gary live for us in san jose tonight, after talking with some of those groups who would be affected by these cuts. jesse. >> claudine, good evening to you. the education department did not face the ax today, as you said, but the president has repeatedly promised he wants to get rid of that department. the first part of his plan deep cuts. local educators say that would adversely impact the most vulnerable educations. cornerstone three hours could soon add another letter a for anxiety. this as president donald trump moves forward, shrinking the size of the federal government by targeting the education department. >> we have defunded education and that is harming our workforce. >> shortly after her swearing in march 3rd, education secretary linda mcmahon wrote my vision is aligned with the president's to send education back to the states and empower all parents to choose an excellent education for their children. the department of education's role in this new era of accountability is to restore the rightful role of state oversight in education, and to end the overreach from washington. >> the impact will be on african americans, latinx, and special education in particular free and reduced lunches. >> educators say the most vulnerable are bearing the brunt and burden of ordered cuts, and will suffer disproportionately if the doe, established in the 1970s, becomes a historical footnote. upwards of 14% of california's public education dollars come from the federal education department. >> we're talking about every dollar being important and, you know, going without these federal dollars. i mean, that is going to mean imagine having 14% fewer teachers. >> so when they talk about killing a department or some bureaucrat, what they're really talking about is a war on poor people and a war on students and a war on educators. >> it's just not simply about poor people. it's about everyone. >> the santa clara county office of education sends a letter to staffers this week warning of, quote, difficult decisions regarding staffing levels and layoffs due to reduced funding starting march 15th. while school districts and college campuses brace for the harsh, trump led bottom line approach to public funding, experts say the department of education was created by congress and only that bifurcated body can dissolve it. >> it's all subject to congressional legislation, so the idea that the president can sign one of those executive orders, you know, with his big sharpie pen and make a show of it will mean nothing. >> to those on the receiving end, say they've already feeling and seeing an impact here in santa clara county. the office of education sending out layoff notices starting tomorrow. president trump could sign his executive order also as early as tomorrow. we're live in downtown san jose this evening. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. claudine will go back up the freeway into oakland to you. >> so much uncertainty tonight. all right. thank you jesse. well, the department of government efficiency, or doge, hit another roadblock today in its cost cutting efforts. a second federal judge extended a ban on the trump administration's attempts to freeze federal grants and loans. despite that setback. excuse me? doge head elon musk says they're making good progress with, quote, improving expenditures in the government. he was on capitol hill today meeting with republican lawmakers on how to pass these downsizing efforts into permanent law. democrats have argued that doge's cost cutting is too careless and will be detrimental to some americans. [music] on wall street today. stocks tanked today amid the uncertainty brought on by the rapid shifts in president trump's tariff policies. investors are rattled by the day to day changes, with delays and exemptions now on the table. the dow lost more than 420 points. the nasdaq sank more than 2.5% to close at about 18,000, and the s&p 500 was also in the red, down more than 100 points on the day, a loss of almost 2%. today, president trump announced that he is placing another temporary tariff reprieve on many imports from mexico and on some products from canada, marking the latest twist in his tariff policy. as fox's mike emanuel reports, the postponement comes just two days after the president imposed 25% tariffs on goods from the two border countries. >> one for canada, one for mexico. >> it's a time out for tariffs. president trump pausing his attacks on most mexican imports for one month. canada also was granted a tariff delay by the president. >> we just weren't treated right. we were ripped off as a country. i've been saying it for a long time. >> this as stocks plunged when the market opened thursday over all the uncertainty, and have been on a roller coaster since new 25% tariffs went into effect tuesday. republicans say it's all part of the process. the president has been negotiating and adjusting his policies as needed. >> listen, the president is a business guy. he's going to monitor the data and make adjustments as necessary. you've already seen some of that, but the goal is clear reduce the flow of fentanyl. make sure we get a fair deal. >> the delay applying to products covered by the usmca free trade treaty. commerce secretary howard lutnick saying those goods will not have a tariff until april 2nd while defending the president's threat of future tariffs. >> people just don't understand the power of america in the hands of donald trump is going to be amazing. >> this, as canada says, the tariffs overall need to stop. >> i think the american people are beginning to understand that a tariff war with canada, you know, the juice isn't worth the squeeze. it's actually causes more pain than than benefits. >> and on april 2nd, president trump has pledged to impose reciprocal tariffs on all nations that have duties on u.s. imports. in washington, mike emanuel, fox news. >> well, the number of people filing for unemployment benefits for the first time declined by 21,000 last week to 221,000. it's fewer people signing up than expected, but the number of people remaining on benefits continuing claims rose by 42,000 to 1.89 million, a sign that people who've been laid off are finding it harder to find a new job. >> i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. it is an issue of fairness. >> so a stunning admission that advocates are calling sickening and frustrating. governor gavin newsom is weighing in on transgender athletes in his new podcast and a closed door session by the alameda county board of supervisors as they take a look at the coliseum deal in oakland. what we've learned about that meeting. >> and a bay area weather, the storm clouds clearing on out. but right now we have some cold air and a frost advisory to talk about overnight. we will have the update after the break. >> and let's give you a look at your evening commute. this is 880 in oakland as those cars roll by the coliseum. as you can see, things are still moving well in both directions. you're 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. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. oakland coliseum in the last hour, the alameda county board of supervisors came out of a closed session portion of their meeting to say they are making key progress in negotiations to sell the county's half of the coliseum complex. negotiations have been going on for months between the county's attorneys and the african american sports and entertainment group. at the meeting, leaders explained what comes next. >> we are waiting on two documents from oac and acg to finish negotiations. that includes the quitclaim deed and a release related to litigation. we expect to receive these tomorrow at our next negotiation meeting. >> and the coliseum sale is still expected to close by the end of may. and some explosive comments by governor gavin newsom today that have many asking if he's turning away from the lgbtq community. in a new conversation with conservative influencer charlie kirk. newsom called transgender athletes playing in women's sports, quote, deeply unfair. ktvu tom vacar has more on the governor's decision to wade into this hot button topic. >> door is wide open now. >> for two decades. gavin newsom was and remains a supporter of same sex marriage and the lgbtq agenda as a businessman, supervisor, mayor and governor. a lightning rod element of that support changed thursday on the governor's own mrs. gavin newsom podcast with conservative guest charlie kirk, who asked this point blank question. >> would you say no men and female sports? >> well, i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. >> newsom also expressed sympathy for all the issues and emotional stress transgender people must go through, but does see transgender women in sports. a question of fairness to the biological females. when knowland is ceo of an insurance and risk management firm in new york and a transgender woman. >> he's really the first democrat of national exposure or national importance that's come out with that kind of a statement. as a trans person, this is really one of very few trans issues that even i think has some troubling aspects to it. >> and, says nolan, it's a statement whose time has come. >> i think there's just i think reasonable people can see where there are problems on both sides of the issue. there's legitimate points on both sides of this particular trans argument. i can't really indict what governor newsom is saying. i think he's echoing the opinions of a lot of people. >> so now there's likely to be a battle for middle ground. but backlash from within his own party came quick with the california legislative lgbtq caucus saying in part, we woke up profoundly sickened and frustrated by these remarks until donald trump began obsessing about it. playing on a team consistent with one's gender has not been a problem. now, there are plenty of lgbtq people who will see newsom's statement as betrayal, while others will see this as the next logical step for a termed out governor seeking higher office. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> and earlier today we spoke with suzanne ford, a trans woman and the executive director of sf pride. she told us that newsom's comments betrayed his and california's history. >> in california, we have solved complex problems by talking to each other. and what he did this morning was a calculated move to the right to appeal to a broader base of people. >> do you feel betrayed by governor newsom? >> yes, because of the forum he chose to do it in and how he did it. he could voice his concerns. he has plenty of smart people around him that could have addressed this issue in a much more healthy way. so yes, i do feel betrayed. >> this year will mark san francisco's 55th annual pride celebration. the event is set for the last weekend in june, and the theme this year is queer joy is resistance. >> well, bay area weather. another day of some showers and some thunderstorms out there across portions of the region, but the main action has moved on out. so today is one of those days where i think maybe just have some sunshine, no clouds at all. and other parts of the bay area dealing with some showers and thunderstorms. mainly, especially in the south bay closer to monterey bay as well. storm totals over the past two days look at salinas. just over an inch of rain. boulder creeks, santa cruz over half an inch of rain. fremont 0.29 san jose one site, about a quarter of an inch and mountain view 0.21. so here's the radar imagery and you'll notice that the bulk of the action, in fact, really targeting central and southern california. so that's why portions of the bay area remain dry, especially up in parts of the north bay. and then actually the showers kind of redeveloping earlier this morning and cold enough that we had a bit of a dusting of some snowfall in the bay area hills, especially up toward mount hamilton. here's the big picture right now. you can see the jet stream here, the upper level wind pattern, a big trough here. so that's why it feels so chilly around here. and we still have a few clouds out there. still some lingering instability clouds for this evening. wind speeds. remember yesterday we had some gusty winds, some strong winds, but today not so bad. a bit of a breeze out toward sfo though. winds out of the west at 17 miles an hour. and here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco. a pretty shot for your thursday evening temperatures right now in the 50s, a bit of a chill in the air and frost advisories issued for tomorrow morning for portions of the north bay and the east bay hills, and also the eastern santa clara county hills. so a chilly start tomorrow morning. lots of 30s out there, 30s and 40s. to start out your friday morning. this will set the stage for a little bit of a dry stretch as we head into the weekend, but then some big changes next week that will include some more rain. we'll have more on that with your full update in just a little bit. >> okay. thank you mark. well, oakland has a new smash burger joint and it's receiving rave reviews. hyphy burger recently opened on west grand avenue in the space of a former chinese food and donut shop. the hyphy menu is an ode to local hip hop culture. it offers two kinds of smash burgers. the burnout burger comes with jack cheese, jalapenos, and pepperoncinis, and the hyphy burger comes with two patties, american cheese, grilled onions, pickles and you feel me sauce. >> i think this is one of the best burgers we had in oakland. yes, sir. and the burger is so good, i tell you, you want to come back e

we mix moves across the most east of china into rushes far east, and we will see the development of some west, a web pulling across eastern parts of china. so some shot was in shanghai on monday that weather pulls across into southern parts of of japan on tuesday. but there's lots of looms coming back in for cities like tokyo, hong kong as well. we'll see more in way of cloudy skies here. as we get to wednesday, but the temperature picking up and temperature is going to be on the out again across the western parts of india. as we move to south asia, you can see a jump of about 10 degrees celsius in one by one above the average for this time of year, largely sunny and settled for bangladesh for india. i'm much of focused on some wintry and wet weather, however, develops on monday, across the very north. and there's a heavy rain putting in from the bay of bengal, bringing drenching down pools to shore lanka and southern india by tuesday. just after midnight on march 10th. 1945 devastating us a rage on tokyo, unleashed firestone on a densely populated area with him and paper houses by sunri

them good speaking to they say that even the fighting around for cross that area in east and ukraine, that child in east a new crime that is seen some of the most intensified. you can recently, in the last couple of days, they've seen a drop off in intensity of attacks from russia in that area. now whether this is because of the diplomatic efforts that the pain obviously being made in europe in the us, that remains to be the same cause. cause that doesn't seem to be any real leeway being expressed or any real hope for what's been going. going on in london over the last 24 to 48 hours by the russians. so, roommates to be seen, how the russians will respond militarily. charles try said joining us with the latest live from k. well, let's go to our correspondent and russia, you and your shop, a lot of us joining us from moscow. so how are the russian seeing all of those european rallying around ukraine, the latest summers in london, julia, has there been any reaction from moscow? well there's a rush as many times said that if he's against any west and peace keepers on the ground in ukraine for russia, it's

the honda was later found near seminary avenue and east 16th street in east oakland.land police and a chp helicopter scoured the area for any signs of either the man or the woman, but came up empty. >> based on the evidence we recovered, she was very much in danger at the time of the abduction and was the victim of a serious assault. at this time, we don't know where she might be, who she is. >> but police do believe the man and woman know each other and have some kind of personal relationship. if domestic violence is a factor in this case. advocates say there is helpvailable. jovana radovanovic is a counselor at a safe place, a domestic violence program in oakland. >> try and find forgiveness for yourself. for to your old self who didn't speak up sooner. it's never late to speak out. >> she says there are shelters and organizations who help domestic violence and abuse survivors. >> that's where you hear you're not alone. you see other people who have experienced something similar. >> oakland police are asking anyone with information or other video of this incident to

east 16th street in east oakland. oakland police and a chp helicopter scoured the area for any signs of either the man or the woman, but came up empty. >> based on the evidence we recovered, she was very much in danger at the time of the abduction and was the victim of a serious assault. at this time, we don't know where she might be, who she is. >> but police do believe the man and woman know each other and have some kind of personal relationship. if domestic violence is a factor in this case. advocates say there is help available. jovana radovanovic is a counselor at a safe place, a domestic violence program in oakland. >> try and find forgiveness for yourself, for to your old self who didn't speak up sooner. it's never too late to speak out. >> she says there are shelters and organizations who help domestic violence and abuse survivors. >> that's where you hear you're not alone. you see other people who have experienced something similar. >> oakland police are asking anyone with information or other video of this incident to give them a call in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the san francisco police department has expanded its crackdown on drug users and dealers in the city's mission district. police officers and san francisco sheriff's deputies swarmed the bart plaza at 16th and mission streets. sfpd posted this video to x of last night's operation. mayor lurie says it's part of an effort to make sure streets are safe and clean by shutting down open air drug dealing and illegal vending. according to police chief bill scott, officers seized more than 28g of narcotics. that's more than a half a pound of drugs. they also made four arrests. >> we want to prevent people in this city who live here, who work here, who come here to visit in this great city. from seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular block, that is a public space. it is a transportation hub. we have to make sure that we keep that space clear and clean and disorder free. and last night that did occur. >> the mission surge follows a nighttime police raid last week at jefferson square park, a few blocks from city hall. that operation resulted in 85 arrests. >> coming up tonight here on the 10:00 news. part of temporarily shut down. shutting down service at a station in the eastdded to this stop? and what the agency is doing to help riders affected by the closure. [music] >> and, barry, whether the shower threat moving out of town. but the cold air is moving in. coming up, we'll talk about a frost advisory that will be issued for parts of the bay area first thing tomorrow morning. >> but we're getting have been raised and for whatever reason, they're no longer racing. they could have gotten hurt on the track. they might be too slow. who knows? >> and greyhounds are still being used for racing in some parts of the world and a handful of u.s. states. but once they're done racing, they're often cast aside after the break. the group helping to find these dogs welcoming greyhound rescue group, based in walnut creek, is receiving a dozen dogs this week that were bred for racing. and while the nonprofit has found new homes for these dogs, the founders tell ktvu there are many more in the pipeline that will be available for adoption. >> ktvu is amber lee joins us liv

east san jose, right here to the east. bay 67, vallejo, 70. walnutreek, danville and concord. and we're pretty close there in hayward at 68. we'll have light winds and those sunny skies, even right up here towards the peninsula. 69 in palo alto, 67 here in san mateo. no 70s in san francisco. but that's a mighty fine day in the mission at 67. and right here for the north bay, 70 in napa, 71 in sonoma and 70 in ukiah. rainfall chances next monday. this one is really kind of taking an exit and moving away from us as we started talking about yesterday, looks like that core of that storm would be moving away. so monday only a spotty chance of some rain. but check this out by the time we get to next wednesday. looks like a pretty strong hit here. rainfall. if everything stays on track with this wednesday storm, we might get into some isolated street flooding just because it would be so much rain in a short amount of time totals i have for next wednesday. right now averaging about three quarters to 1.5in. also, some wind gusts up to about 50mph that could take down trees next wednesday. so that is certainly the storm to watch. sierra snow stacking up next wednesday and thursday. 2 to 4ft expected over the highest levels. that could also cause some road closures. so with all this eventually happening, i did want to show you this ten day forecast here in san jose, and you'll see the next couple of days will be the warmest out of the next ten days. next weekend we get into some low and mid 60s, but not some of the 70s we're going to see as we head through tomorrow inland, right here in san francisco. mostly sunny skies this weekend and low to mid 60s. and for the inland valleys 70 on your saturday. i think we can all feel it the weekend around the corner. i can feel it right now. yeah, yeah. beginning for me in about ten minutes from now. bringing that energy. yeah. thanks, jeff. she's rubbing it in. i know, sorry, guys. why'd you have to do that? i just can't wait. up next, huge lines and big crowds. is it a concert? is it a sporting event? no, it's the opening of a costco right here in the bay area. it's also one of the biggest costco's in the state. and tomorrow night, the sharks are marking international women's day. they are hosting a women of teal celebration at sap. it will include a mix of in-game events and fan activities, reflecting women's impact in the sports world and beyond. our own laura garcia will be there and the sharks, by the way, are hosting the islanders. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] so many things, big and little, make you uniquely you: your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. recover your life. choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most. find a provider and proven treatment option that's right for you. recover you at choosechangeca.org. sam liccardo celebrated with meadows elementary school in east san jose. he read the giving tree by shel silverstein to a class of third grade students this morning. read across america week kicked off on sunday, and this year's theme highlights the importance of reading to help children discover perspectives and worldviews. representative liccardo also spoke about what's happening in washington and the importance of staying informed about government policies. this is a really dark time, and our democratic institutions are being challenged in ways they never have been, and it's time for all of us to pull together and to fight for what we believe in. reaead across america is celebrated march 2nd to march 6th, beginning on the birthday of beloved author doctor seuss. okay. the big party today was in brentwood for the grand opening of a new costco. among the highlights hard to get bourbon and discounted gas. hundreds of people waiting in line for hours to be the first to enter the new store. those after that limited edition bourbon waited actually a

now, amber, lots remain for much of the country. readily loads have been issued for the east to that for the north east of brazil, so full jolessa see very heavy rain.