heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going on a first date. >> it is is also overwhelmingly horrible. >> police worked the cruise -- clues. a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a pay phone in the middle of the night quick >> then came the secret. >> she was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly did believe that he was going to leave his wife. >> a bomb exploded. it was world war iii. >> this kidnapping, potential murder. >> this is heather's life we are talking about. >> terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish you could take all of their pain away. >> [ crying ] >> it wasn't supposed to be like this. >> that's impossible. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ an independent, young woman eager to make >> hello, welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging into her future. an independent young woman, eager to make her mark on the world. one night, she disappeared. investigators would quickly discover a lov

heather. >> okay, rosemary. yeah, mother nature didn't get the note about it being baseball weather or spring. okay. one of the oldest lgbtq bars in san francisco is making a comeback four years after it closed during the pandemic. the stud is set to reopen next month at a new location in soma at folsom and seventh streets. this will be the third location for the bar, and it's 57 year history, the bar, posted on social media. its grand reopening is slated for april 20th. coming up tonight at 730, we take a look at the challenges women face who work in male dominated silicon valley. we're going to hear from an author of a new novel that explores that subject. also ahead tonight, details on some changes to a plan to redevelop a marin county shopping mall and golden gate bridge. officials today approving the latest toll hike. up next, what it it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views.

, heather still may not be here. so we're doing all that we can to keep going, to push for schools to have cpr and aed devices to be on campus, because the technology we develop helps us all. >> yeah, and it literally saves lives. heather i know that you're now back at school. how does it feel to be back and back with your friends? >> it feels good to be doing what i'm good at school, doing what i love, playing basketball at school, on my school team, and just being happy and healthy. >> yeah, i mean, that really is incredible too. dad, when you think about all that, you know, heather's been through and you're back to being athletic. mckenna, what is it like for you to have your your dear friend back? >> it's so cool, especially knowing that like a couple of months ago, she was in the hospital and everyone was praying for her, and now she's just at school again, being happy, and we all get to hang out with her again. >> yeah, but it's just such a great feeling. final question for you, dad. your sheriff's deputy. you

"real housewives" star heather gay says she's never been happier.ers, that journey has had some unforeseen twists. ears abc's deborah roberts. >> deborah: you represented body positivity. now some women are saying it's kind of a cop-out. >> yeah. like, i'm sold out, i've given up the banner of, you know -- >> deborah: "accept yourself." >> and it's disappointing to sad to know body positivity was all a big lie. because -- it's better to not be overweight. >> deborah: known for her fun-loving and bold personality, heather gay has cemented herself as a favorite on "the real housewives of salt lake city." >> the seats, prove, timeline, screen shots, [ bleep ] everything! >> deborah: lately, it's her changing appearance making headlines, that so-called ozempic look that's seemingly everywhere these days. >> everyone i knew was taking these medications, losing weight. and just bragging about how great it was. and magical. >> deborah: one of your costars on the show made a joke about your designer outfit. >> i've never seen a horse get in a size 14. have

heather knew that she needed help.art start elementary was able to open a full they program offering early childhood education and child care including early therapy, since natalia's first day in that program her progress has been nothing short of remarkable. she can spell her name, she can write her natalia now talks so much that they're even considering pulling her out of speech therapy. natalia is]-hrive when she enters kindergarten and her path ahead couldn't be brighter. heather's success storyt9 as a m stands as a testimonial. it reminds us of all the parents throughout who need just a little extra help to give kids that smart start. heather is here today and i ask you to give her a big round ofd applause. [applause] >> it's with heather and natalia in plan that we increase our plan and start funding by $150 milonate 5,000 new preschool seats and continue growing child care and with critical early childhood services and i also ask that in this budget we begin the first phase of consolidating stategovd programs in

a heather night half—century for the second game in a row.his five match series. so far, new zealand can't stop the captain scoring. they did here take seven wickets, but heather night was still there at the end. she mist the lucrative woman does not premier league to focus on england and build scores like this. the home side would need 150 to wind and new zealand scored quickly. they reached 100 — three with time and hands, but then wickets went at speed. they lost five more forjust eight runs. new zealand finished 15 short. england now go to— zero up in the series. this was another day, another winning score. this was another day, another winning score. now a glimmer of hope for the formula 1 drivers hoping to disrupt the dominance of three time—world champion max verstappen, heading into this weekend's australian grand prix. verstappen missed the first 20 minutes of the second practice session earlier after damaging the floor of his car when he came off the track in first practice. that opened the door for ferrari's charles leclerc, who to

bryan and heather are gary's kids from his first marriage.ially, they were less than thrilled about their father remarrying. >> well i mean, she was a step mom. let's be honest. we were teenagers at the time. >> reporter: but it was hard to deny that the marriage was working. >> when we saw them together, they were happy. he seemed happen by. >> reporter: gary and pam had some very good years said gary's niece melissa. >> they were running around with donald trump, marla maples. lee majors. taking extravagant trips. >> reporter: gary helped pam launch and astrology website. >> what did you say? >> reporter: heather and bryan said those new babies brought them closer to their new up the mother. >> we grew to like her. then love her as a step mom and mother of our brother and sister. >> she was great. she was very sweet. i think also being a girl, you know, she helped me fix my hair or get some clothes or new purses, shoes, things like that. girly stuff. >> reporter: but by the early 90s , gary's fortunes had faded and with them his marriage to

a little bit cooler on sunday, heather. >> rosemary thank you.r since that levee broke. and the small monterey county community of pajaro bringing devastating floods and forcing about 3000 people there to evacuate. well,e almost has promised $20 million to help the small town recover. so $10 million will go for businesses and residents. the other 10 million for community improvements. monterey county officials say it took a few months to get the money and to form a plan, but they add that disbursement will begin soon. >> the process has started, essentially, and it's going to continue for the next couple of months. we're going to be there as long as it takes. and we've opened. we're opening the community resource centers in the pajaro park. >> pajaro residents say they plan to host an event soon to mark the community's resilience in the aftermath of that flood. >> i have very little faith about bops ability to reform this deeply troubled institution, several former workers at a prison in the east bay have now been convicted of sex abuse against i

heather gay is here!tely flipped out and we were all excited and figuring out what we were going to do lo and behold, steven spielberg was also in the audience that day. [ light laughter ] and it was like, people were like, "great where's heather gay? [ light laughter ] and i told heather this on instagram. i was like, "you better come backstage. and she was like, "i'm just too shy. i was like, "too shy i've seen almost all of your body parts on national television, what are you talking about? >> seth: it's too late >> shy it's too late for shy, babe. >> seth: here's another psa to, let's say -- let's call them celebrity guests >> yes >> seth: at a broadway show. you should always go backstage >> and heather gay maybe doesn't feel that she qualifies? but she does >> seth: yeah. >> and to me, it was like, we got all excited, and she didn't come back. >> seth: shame on her. >> shame on you, heather gay [ light laughter ] >> think she appreciates that she made an error, i think - >> i think she's going to re

heather. >> mark, thank you. in sonoma, a temporary warming center opened just a few minutes ago to try to help people who need shelter during this storm. it's located at 151 first street west, just outside the sonoma police department near montini park, near montini open space preserve . there are chargers for your electronics, cots to sleep on, as well as snacks and beverages. again, this warming center will be open all weekend until early morning. uh, until monday morning. excuse me. and could extend if extreme conditions continue. all right. election day. almost here. how? organizers are working to get people to get out and vote during the california primary. and then later tonight on the 10:00 news, an east bay man facing felony charges for criminal acts during a protest of the war between israel and hamas. plus, governor newsom's office announces a ten step action program intended to improve the streets of oakland. those st ies, and mor is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? i

whether that's in groups orúcounseling. >> there is no replacing heather.n only now try to fill the void and that she is leaving in so many people's lives. >> as the suspect is charged with homicide, she is expected to face a judge and that's whene spcould see if she enters a plea in oakland. joey ktvu fox two news tonight. >> hundreds of americans are asking for help in escaping intensifies, the u.s. state department has already evacuated dozens of american citizens. this is video of one rescue flight arriving in florida tonight. 14 florida residents were on board as of this afternoon, more than 550 u.s. citizensúhave requested the state's assistance in leaving haiti. and here in the bay area, one woman is worried about her relatives and friends back in jh her call for help as the united states is ramping up efforts to spairlift citizens out of that region, gianna. >> yes, julie, after you saw some of the people who were evacuated already, the state department says nearly 1600 americans are in haiti, right sister, brother and otherays he- relatives have be

i'm heather holmes. let's go straight now to scottsdale, where the giants are ten games in to cactus league play and are still trying to find their footing. they fell 12 to 10 today to the rockies. new manager bob melvin is hoping to turn the team back into a contender, and he's bringing a new culture to the clubhouse, including this new rule, which will require every person on the team now to stand for the playing of the national anthem. melvin, who is a bay area native , telling usa today about this mandate, quote, look, we're a new team. we got some good players here. it's more about letting the other side know that we're ready to play. i want guys out here ready to go. there is a personality to that. it has nothing to do with whatever happened in the past or whatever. it's just something i embrace, he said. time for us to go in depth tonight and welcome to the show. sean fletcher, assistant professor of public relations and sports communication at san jose state. thank you so much, sean, for joining

heather knew that she needed help. rochester elementary was able to open a full they program offering care including early intervention services like speech therapy, since natalia's first y in t her progress has been nothing short of remarkable. she can spell her name, she can her name. once nonverbal natalia now talks so much that they're even considering pulling h speech therapy. natalia is on track to thrive when she enters kindergarten and ■8r path brighter. heather's success story as a mom stands as a testimonial. it reminds us of all the:u justa little extra help to give their kids that smart start. he ather h asked you to give her a big round of applause. [applause] it's with heather and kelly get in mind i propose we by $150 million in year two to three, 5000 more preschool seeds, continue growing childcare and reach thousands more family quick critical early childhood services. budget we bn the first phase consolidating the government, early childhood programs into one agency called the department of early chi

with heather knight, england got to 160. she made 63 offjust 39 balls. ,., , ., first over. that points the leading ed . e, first over. that points the leading edge. should _ first over. that points the leading edge, should be _ first over. that points the leading edge, should be out— first over. that points the leading edge, should be out and - first over. that points the leading edge, should be out and it - first over. that points the leading edge, should be out and it is. - edge, should be out and it is. england set the tone through lauren bell, whose pace and seem took two wickets. it kept the home side restricted. this isjust the wickets. it kept the home side restricted. this is just the first of a five match series in england will look to maintain this control. comfortable winners by 27 runs, this start of the year is how they mean to go on. or to go on. 0rare to go on. or are really happy. firstly, there was a really good partnership and got a really good total. and the spinners bowled really well. the whole way through without pertaining control

until the day of her killing, heather was a bright light. >> there's no one quite like heather. >> thosewho worked alongside riemer remember her as a kind, gentle, loyal friend who worked tirelessly to help others. >> there's a great hole there because she was so passionate about this work. shec wasúso passionate about reaching out to others former employer peers, envisioning and engagingúin recovery services tells ktvu. heather's memory, the best way to do so isúby addressing your mentalúhealth, whether that's in groups or counseling. >> there is no replacing now tro fill the void that she is leaving in so many people's lives. >> if you're struggling with mental health, ask for help. you can always call 988 to connect with a caring professional like heather was. to get the help that you need. >> an important message right there. hey joey, what about the suspect? a week? >> absolutely. she's charged with first degree murder. we know that she's being held now without bond. at this point, a judge will see her tomorrow. and that's when we could finally see what her plea might be. >> all rig

i'm heather holmes.e fire at amador valley high school in pleasanton remains under investigation. our crystal bailey isúhere now with more on the damage and well, heather, ts is no one was injured and the fireúhappened when nothing was happening at the school. but it wasn't the only fire on campus in the last 24 hours. officials say the small gymnasium at amador valley high school caught fire just before 8:00 sunday night. the is used for sports, after school activities and testing. >> last night, when we saw what was happening, you know, they said that the roof was collapsing and all of a sudden that was really scary. >ñ firefighters say the fire started in a trash can in a corner of the building. the flames extinguished in about half an hour as part of the safety precautions. >> pg and e does shut off power to any building that's affected by a fire. the, which also affected otherc parts of our campus. >> despite the odds, school stayed in session and later school district officials say there was a seco

crystal. >> well, heather, the kids took off from sfo and are on their way now to tokyo, japan. they'll spend two weeks abroad, but i caught up with them before their flight to learn more about what this means to them, to see the world. these castlemont high school students are heading across the pacific to asia, sporting matching jackets for this year's theme, stop aapi hate. >> this was a club that started out in my classroom. it was students who really just wanted to travel. >> for the last six years, the pacific bridge club has created a space for east oakland kids to learn about different cultures. described as the bridge between east oakland and the rest of the world. we've been to turkey, china, you know, egypt, thailand, costa rica. >> we started off by like helping people in our community, like food banks and, you know, volunteering at other places and things like that. >> and then we take what we practice here all over the world, and then we take what we learn there. back here last week, nearly 30 japanese students visited east oakland, shadowing castlemont high school

heather yeah, we have chain controls right now on both 80 and 50. so this is just the beginning of the snowfall rates will be intensifying over the next 12 hours or so compared to yesterday. look at this a dramatic change. this was the scene yesterday in the sierra. then today, of course, the storm clouds really moving in. the snowfall rates picking up. and as i mentioned, this is just the beginning of what will be a exceptional period in terms of extreme snowfall. we could be talking about snowfall rates on the order of 3 to 4in an hour. so we have that blizzard warning in place until 10:00 sunday morning. whiteout conditions and dangerous or impossible travel. you know, we're using the word blizzard, and there's actually an official definition that has nothing to do with the expected snowfall. it's linked to the least, the winds, and also the visibility. visibilities down to below a quarter of a mile. and that will be the case as we head into friday and into saturday, showing you this, the rainfall expectations and the snowfall expectations, at le

hi, heather. hi, alex. what we do know is they've got eight dive teams, about 850 divers in there, and they're augmented by aerial reconnaissance from the coast guard. they're gridding that area trying to get dive teams in there using sonar, side sonar, anything that can, you know, detect any type of object. what we do know from the fire chief is there are four vehicles down there, passenger vehicles as well as a cement truck. so they're trying to get to those folks as quickly as they can. fingers crossed with this amount of time, we hope they're still alive. >> yeah. and so obviously you have those operations that are unfolding here while at the same time, we know there is going to be a massive investigation that is already getting underway. the ntsb heading this up here. talk about how complex this investigation is going to be and how they are going to try to preserve the evidence here so they can eventually pinpoint exactly what went wrong. >> yeah, great challenge number one, because it's all underwater

alex, heather. >> all right. so, mark, obviously a lot of people looking for additional assistance here, but we know that many people in that community already received help, whether it was federal assistance or assistance from the state. how do how does that all interact here? the different streams of financial assistance? yes, exactly. >> this is in addition to you cannot double dip. so if you've received if you had $100,000 in losses, for example, and fema reimbursed you a certain amount of that, this is for the amount you did not get reimbursed for fema. so they do say they're going to be very clear with documentation and required documentation. you can't file for the same problem twice. be you know, be be get the money from the federal government and then the money from the county. so that's one of the things that they're looking at here in the paperwork process. yeah. but that turnout today mark, really indicative of the need that exists. >> really appreciate your live report today mark. thank you. apprecia

heather freely spoke at the heart ball, hosted by the american heart association. she helped to raise $250,000 at the event. now, last fall, heather collapsed in class. her friend called 911 while her teacher began cpr. earlier today on the floor, we spoke to her about the incident and how her friend sprang right into action. >> it was a miracle that i was saved and now i'm an ambassador for the american heart association, and i'm helping raise money and help raise awareness to my cause. >> you're very, like, high adrenaline and everything, and just a lot is going through your mind. but you know, it's like something where you have to help and step in and get your phone out for someone to call. >> heather and her family are urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would get more school staff trained in cpr and require aed devices on campuses. her father says they may travel to washington to speak on the issue before congress. >> well, the mega millions jackpot has now reached $1.1 billion. the lottery crossed the billion dollar mark after there were no grand prize

heather. >> all right, frank, thank you. and lose an hour of sleep. well, this month is dedicated to helpingúyou recognize the important connection betweent& sleep and your health. not sure if apnea is a disorder that causes people to stop breathing while they sleep. and the american medical association estimates that more than 30 million americans suffer from it, and that the majority of cases, aboutú80, are undiagnosed. so we're going to,& at kaiser permanente. really appreciate you being hereútoday. so explain how sleep apnea happens. what causes sleept& apnea. yeah. >> so we think generally think a multifactorial thing. there's au know in america weight is a large apnea. that kind of weight that's on the at night can help clinton close that off. you know, airway the main theme of sleep apneano- you know, as you're sleeping, that muscle tone that we normally have during the day goes away, and then that airway& gets a little bit not as strong and can kind of close off while you're sleeping. and that would be typically obst

sp>> until the day of her killi, heather was a brightúlight. >> there's no one quite like heather. >>, gentle, loyal friend who worked tirelessly to help others. there's a great hole there because she was so passionate about this work. >> she was so passionate about reaching out to others former employer peers, envisioning and engaging in recovery services tells ktvu. >> if heather's memory, the best way to do so is by addressing your mental health. whether that's in groups or counseling. >> there is no replacing heather. we can only now try to fill the void and that she is leaving in so many lives. >> the suspect is charged with homicide. she is expected to face a judge on thursday in oakland and that's when we could see if she enters a plea in oakland. joey horton, ktvu, fox two news san francisco police are now offering a $200,000 reward for information in a cold case. >> police say someone shot and killed 27 year-old lindsay mccullum and 51 year-old eddie wayne tate on december the 16th, 2016. family members say the two were living out of a box at 16th and shotwell when someone wa

heather we do have the probable pitchers on the mound.ieber for the bad guys for the guardians. and we do have alex wood on the mound for the oakland a's first pitch at 707 56 degrees. there is a possible shower, more or less. you will have the cloud cover and you will have the winds picking up. you need to dress in layers. heading out to the game right now. look at out towards san francisco. the rain is to the north. this is our storm tracker. this is our live data. we have the sweep. the radar sweeps up and going. you see the precipitation in earnest right now around clear lake. also middletown, hidden valley lake, just outside of vacaville. also martinez. we do have some light rain showers there. spotty hit and miss showers beginning to dry up, but then the next round after midnight. current air temperatures in the 50s and 60s 63 in san jose, the winds are picking up 17 mile per hour gusts in nevada. when you get that gusty wind, boy, it adds a chill in the air. we have a 18 mile per hour wind gusts right now near oakland international

heather at.like winter over so.e kind of going back to an old will be starting inúthe next few minutes during time spring begins, the vernal equinox and spthe sun directly above the equator, and tomorrow is still a fairly nice day. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. lots of 60s out there. thet& warmest location still in the mild 70s. eventually everybody will be cooling off later in the week, butúit is a dry weather thursday. but as we head toward the friday forecast, the clouds thicken up and we are talking about some more rain back in the picture. so rain back in the area on friday and itc could remain unsettled at least into the first half of the weekend. today was like a summer like ang giving way to some afternoon hot pacific, a lot of cloud cover and multiple systems that will be impacting the bay area weather pattern. but outside right now out towardúthe golden gate bridge, the marin headlands mostly clear skies and temperatures have cooled off into the 50s and the 60s for the 7

heather. >> mark. thank you. new at 730 tonight.know the details of the negotiations behind california's controversial fast food minimum wage law, the fast recovery act, which will go into effect april 1st, requires major fast food chains to pay their workers $20 an hour a sources say that both sides signed non-disclosuret& agreements when they first came to the bargaining table. the agreements were reportedly required by the powerful service employees international union, or seiu. the union says it uses ndas regularly in high stakes negotiations build trust with its opponents. but those close to the capitol say it is cause for concern. >> i think the concern that we should have is potential lack of transparency and disclosure. remember, the lawmaking process is being done on behalf of the people of california. >> now, this comes amid allegations that governor newsom from the law because one of his donors is a panera franchisee. newsom has denied those claims, also saying the never signed an nda and did not direct anyone else to sig

i'm heather holmes. san jose, investigators are looking for more potential victimsúafter a tinyúcamera was discovered inside a starbucks bathroom. so 100 victims, many of themearly children. ktvu zan rubin has more on this story tonight from san jose. >> san jose police say this man, luis suarez junior, stashed a tiny camera in a starbucks bathroom and that he recorded 91 unsuspecting victims, ages 4 to sp85 on a single day. is graphid includes multiple >> it happened at the starbucks spat 695 coleman avenue on januy 3pth. police say a plumber found the device under the sink pointed at the toilet. marta gonzalez says sheúuses this restroom all the time. >> so here's somebody somebody looking at us that's like. that's like my privacy, you know? like, you know, even myt& kids, you know, like, that's horrible. >> authorities say customer hery arrested him at home in mid-march. they found at least 20 firearms, high capacity magazines and several additional key fob, another like a tinyart- soccer ball. now, p

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes.eúyou now a live look along interstate 80 in truckee, just north of lake tahoe. right now, the interstate is closed from colfax to the nevada state line. this section of the interstate has been shut down. now for just about two days. amid this powerful storm. we have live team coverage of the blizzard conditions there in the sierra ktvu zac sos is standing by after talking with officials in the sierra about just how they're managing this. but first we go to our chief meteorologist , bill martin, whoúis tracking the very latest conditions. bill. >> yeah, heather, that blizzard warning was supposed to be dropped this morning about 11 a.m. they've extended it through midnight tonight. and then they're going to turn that into tomorrow. snow flurries up there now. it's been snowing at times up to three inches an hour of spoke with a lot of people up there giving me various stories. depends where you are is this cold system came in? a number, p around tahoe. donner up in that area, up on the

heather. yeah right rosu .stunned an east bay community development in the shooting investigation of this beloved store clerk. and later tonightl a special celebration for a very special veteran in contra costa county. plus, the a's plan to leave oakland for las vegas. well, we're going to hear from mayor shengtao still trying to keep the team in town and before we head to break, here's a live look now at lateefah simon's watch party in oakland as we continue our super tuesday coverage. she is running forc the california's q2th congressional district seat. that is the seat formerly held by barbara lee. now, nationally, we news. the associated press has now called the state of vermont for nikki haley. that's her second south carolina governor coreyt- cook and of vermont was at play and how nikki haley could possibly win that state again. she has notched tha wi n back in early january while working at orlando's market there on 30th and linden in an apparent armed robbery. police nowúconfirming one juvenile has be

i'm heather holmes.the princess announcing that she has cancer and is undergoing preventative which was recorded on wednesday and released today, princess catherine did not say what type of cancer was detected. she said, though, that she received& the diagnosis as she underwent unspecified major abdominal surgery back in january. she said that this has been an incrediblyútough time for her entire family. >> this, of course, came as a huge shock and william and i have been doing everything we can the sake of our young family. >> the 42 year old mother of three has been out of sight since christmas and in that timel speculation on hert& whereabouts and her health reached a fever pitch. she said she and her family needed timet& to deal with her diagnosis and treatment, but most importantlyl it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte and louis in a way that's appropriate for them and to reassure them that i'm going. >> as i've said to them, i am well and getting stronger every day by foc

heather, please stand up. life manage her own disease while fighting on behalf of others so students don't have to ration their insulin.■÷ seniors don't have to skip entire dose and diabetic parents don't have to go without insulin to make sure their own sick child has what it needs. so tha your advocatey on behalf of our staff. want a banr insulin on anyone and a state regular late insurance plan. because no one asked asked to become a diabetic and they deserve our care and compassion now, let's get to the most important issue when it comes to affordability. you ready? ok. the obscenely high cost of rents and mortgages caused by the shortage of housing in new york. [applause] you know, it's one of the forces driving people out of every corner of our state. and migration is a problem we need to talk about. for 50 years, we've been mem rajing families no longer can raise their children in the same communities where they were born. and this decline no sign of stopping. but here's what's so interesting. people ar

heather whitley has required insulin every day for 32 years. heather joins us today. heather, please stand up. [ applause ] she has managed her own disease, while fighting on behalf of others. that so students don't have to ration their insulin, seniors don't have to skip entire doses, and diabetic parents don't have to go without insulin, to make sure their own sick child has the needs met. thank you. i want a ban on co-pays for insulin for anyone in state regulated insurance. no one has to become a diabetic, no one asked for that, and they deserve our care and compassion. now, let's get to the most important issue, when it comes to affordability. ready? okay. you've seen the high cost of rent and mortgages caused by a shortage of housing in new york, it's one of the forces driving people out of every corner of our state. that migration is a problem we need to talk about. for 50 years, we've been housing families who can no longer raise children in the same entity they were born. this decline shows no sign of stopping. here is what is so interesting. people aren't mr

heather. >> all right mark, thank you. iconic arena theater now making some changes longer be showing movies on mondays and tuesdays. the theater says last month's pg and e! bill was more than $6,000 compared to the previous bill, which was around 4800. the owner says that ticket sales during the start of the week just don't make up for the high cost of powering the theater. >> movie theaters. since the pandemic, we've had battle, you know, hurdle after hurdle after hurdle. and this is just another one when you know, the pga just went crazy. >> pg and e says it will be reaching out to the orinda theater and that any business having a tough time with its power bill should reach out to pg and e directly. new at 730 tonight, the us naval ship named after civil rights leader harvey milk, arrived today in san francisco bay. it's the first navy ship to be named after an openly gay person, and one of six named after civil rights pioneers harvey milk started off serving in the navy before coming to san francisco to be a politician

jones interviewed heather, but she did have any leads.omero. >> she believed that levi was going to be the real deal for her. >> levi had admitted to jones and their very first conversation that he had been with another woman the night tera died. now, deborah romero would become a key part of jones's investigation as he began to track levi's whereabouts that weekend. >> he said he hadn't been home until he discovered the body. >> right. >> the detective believes tera had been killed sometime on saturday night and levi's story was that he had been on duty until mid night and then went to deborah's house. jones went to talk to her. >> what is the first recollection that you have of seeing him physically at your house? >> when i woke up he came into the bedroom, still in his uniform. >> deborah confirm she was with levi, from the time he got off work that night until the following evening. >> you guys were together the whole time? it was an outing? >> correct. >> so, mistrust as alibi, maybe not a squeaky clean defense, but for now, at least

heather. both pharmacy giants.greens and cvs received certification to dispense the abortion pill to patients with a prescription. the potential for this move means increase access, making it easier for patients as it is now 50% of abortions are now performed using medication rather than surgical intervention by a doctor would still need to write a prescription. doctor daniel grossman is a ucsf professor of obstetrics and gynecology, and he's director of advancing new standards in reproductive health. he says it's not surprising that pharmacies are going to be dispensing these medications now. >> it's a very popular method. many people say that they see it as being easier the simpler it's more convenient. they can have the abortion at home, um, surrounded by their partner or family friends. >> now walgreens will start providing the pill within the next week in a small number of its pharmacies in new york, pennsylvania, massachusetts, and here in california, as well as illinois. now, cvs will begin dispensing in all

heather, thanks, mark. >> well, it draws thousands of people to the bay area every year. coming up, we now know the dates for apple's big worldwide developers conference, plus the silicon valley company now in acquisition talks with health care giant johnson and johnson. also ahead tonight, she is one of the very few original rosie the riveters that is still alive. and she's such a sweetheart. how this bay area bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. uncle with a car seat. the company nuna partnered with uber to provide the car seats both rear facing and front facing seats are now being offered. the car seat option will add $10 to the cost of the ride. as of now, the feature is only available in los angeles

we love our kids. >> heather riemer, previously worked for mental health services group called peerswish to honor heather's memory, the so g your mental health, whether that's in groups or in counseling. today, russia fired more than 30 missiles at kyiv in the first attack on the ukrainian capital. in some 44t& days, ukrainian officials say their air defenses shot down all those incoming missiles. more than two years now into the war, ukraine has ramped up attacks on russian border cities. the biden administration says the us does continue to support ukraine, even as congress holds out on approving billionsc of dollars n military aid. , wipe ukraine off the map? itdo is already failed at that in ukraine, there are efforts to try and help children facing mental health struggles from the fighting. >> now being used for recreation, such as this one in kharkiv, which doubles as a ballet studio. well, lawmakers are getting threatening phone calls over the potential ban of tiktokn >> if you ban tiktok, i will find you and shoot you. that's people's jobs and that's my only entertainment. >>

i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach still snowing tonight.t& >> and for many some time to die giveyou a live look along 80úin soda springs. that's just north of tahoe. here right now. the interstate is closed from colfax to the nevada state line in both directions. the section of 80 has actually been for most of the weekend. ktvu latest it the latest route in the tahoe region to temporarily close sunday morning amid a days long& blizzard in the sierra., caltrao get in there pretty quick. >> um, there was no reported injuries, but a couple cars were caught under the slide. um, and so they cleared those and were able to open it up. i think within 30 minutes. >> it's why everyone from the chp to caltrans and area officials continue to put out the same message. right now, we've been encouraging not to travel. >> it's been highly discouraged. and north on interstate 80, caltrans crews continuing to push ahead with their dig out of the highway along the donner pass closed since friday. >> we're crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. >> the storm also leaving many local roads impas

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes.the seats up for grabs here in california includc those held by some longtime congressional lawmakers to get . the weekend before super tuesday saturday, state senator scott register and vote he's not facin himself, but wants to get involved to increase voter turnout. >> we got to get the vote out. turnout is really low so far and we want to make sure people know about this election and know that it matters. >> two years ago, during the june midterms primaries, voter turnout statewide was about 33, according to the secretary of state's office. the general election that year, in november was about 50, the lowest it's been in nearly ten years. >> hi, rebecca. this is matt mehan, your mayor. i'm just calling a bunch of volunteers today in support of sam liccardo for congress. how are you doinge candidates he supports and says voting at this time is crucial because turnout is lower. >> actually, your vote has even more impact in a primary figure out who we're going to send to that. that de

heather joins us today. heather, please stand up. she has spent her life managing her own disease, while fighting on behalf of others, so s students don't have to ration their insulin when they go can off to college. seniors don't have to skip entire doses, and diabetic parents don't have to go without insulin to make sure their own sick child has what they need. so thank you on behalf of our citizens. i want a ban on copays for insulin for anyone in a state- regulated insurance plan. because no one asked to become a diabetic, and they deserve our care and compassion. now let's get to the most important issue when it comes to affordability. are you ready? the obscenely high cost of rents and mortgages caused by the unconscionable shortage of housing in new york. [applause] it's one of the forces driving l people out of every corner of our state. and out-migration is a problem we need to talk about. for 50 years, we've been hemorrhaging families who no longer can raise their children in the same communities where they were born. and t

heather, an hour for us this morning, heather, thanks very much. i really appreciate your time.u >> all right. >> time now for sports march madness delivered more madness as we almost saw the first one seed in the men's tournament, go down. meaning over time to avoid the upset, caroline nano has this morning's bleacher report i assume andy is recovering from the shock of all of this fairly good morning. i haven't checked on him. i somebody has got to go make sure that he is still functioning properly. houston, his team, they've been one of the best things the country you all season texas a&m pushing them for 40 minutes and then some levs night and cookers are applied 12. with two minutes to go before the aggies went on a run for the ages, wade taylor draining a long two to cut believed to single digits this is a couple of possessions later, hits a three all of a sudden, we have got a five-point game here and a little bit later on now, one possession game, one second good anderson garcia inserting himself into aggie lord, the buzzer beater from deep forcing overtime. the senior f

welcome everyone to the four this afternoon i'm alex savage and hello everyone i'm heather holmes ofhe world's greatest scientists and engineers are among those converging for nvidia's gtc conference 2024. gary live outside thatter jesse convention center in downtown san jose with more on what's happening there. jesse heather and alex, good afternoon to you spand all eyes and ears are locd on the new ai chips that unveile sphere in downtown san jose. >> over the course of the week. while investors in the overall economy may be a little nervous rates, those on wall street and at least one man here in the south bay who's on san fernando the san jose state campus.e on sophomoreúpablo nava barrera eyes the latest lesson plan monday on how to make a killing in the market. i opened a brokerage account and i i wanteo invest in nvidia. this week, the ai software giant holds its annual conference in san jose. founder jensen huang says $1 trillion of the world's wealth will be on hand. no conference in the world is there a greater assembly of researchers from such diverse fields of science tha

and getting dressed every day was a real ritual with heather and i.gs about... you know, i'd read that buddhist nuns sometimes wrap their legs in bandages so that they don't catch any insects on their body and... and so i knew that warwick would be shooting under the table, and i thought that there would be a lot of interplay if that bandage became unravelled. they're just little tiny symbolic things that you can play with. even though you only have the one costume, it's how you wear that costume. i find it really fascinating. and is that a very important part of things when you're preparing for a role? it is, because i think the more you work in this visual medium, you realise that before you even blink an eye, utter a word, an audience will start to read character and meaning into what you look like. and there's real opportunity... ..to signal to an audience, and to invite them into a psychological world of a character, and that means that you can then pair back what you say or what you do. and so my relationship with costume designers has been a re

heather, thank you for being with us.d you get a smell and you can't figure out what is boiled, if you ramirez a little you find something you weren't looking for. in this case, it's the states in many cases, states legislatures. when roe fell, there was an idea that everyone would do everything for themselves, what we learned is that states can be draconian. >> yes, i'm happy to be here tonight with you. that's right. we are the party committee responsible for building power in the states and really setting the national agenda, what we know is that when the supreme court decided on dobbs, when they decided on row, so much of the work moved into the states. the mandate moved into the states, we're seeing states act on this day in and day out, we're seeing republicans rollback their rights and democrats in power preserving them, we know that the state is moving policy that affects everything on a daily. it's everything from abortion rights to gun safety, to climate, to voting rights, all of that is happening in your backya

let's bring in heather zumarraga. by the way, heather, happy birthday.rdie told me that, so congratulations and thanks for using part of your day to be here to talk to us. let's begin with kind of a political angle. i want to talk about truth social. we've had analysts say, no, not going to touch it with a 10-foot appointment are you buying it, and and what do you think about it? [laughter] >> well, first off, thank you so much, ashley. i couldn't find a better way to share. >> it than with you this morning. so truth social, right, this trump media and technology group now trading public under djt, it's soaring. so there still is a lot of market action going on right now. obviously, the majority investor is former president trump himself. however, you do have investors from susquehanna international, for example, such as jeff yas although the company has yet to turn a profit, the rally this week hats -- has caused a valuation of over $8 billion in truth social. yeah, okay, it's a far cry from facebook, meta platform or x user, but they do have half a mil

, exciting times here, heather. >> it certainly is. and isn't that great news that it sold out? bay fc is the newest expansion team in the national women's soccer league, and a lot of people are certainly excited to see them play at home. 18,000 tickets have now been sold for the inaugural home opening match. bay fc is in the middle of several events around the bay area ahead of saturday's big game. the players attended a celebration just yesterday in san francisco and today as well. the soccer club held its media availability before heading out for practice. so far, they play two games on the road and the players say they are looking forward to playing in front of their fans during the home opener at paypal park in san jose. >> i think that we've had a really good start to the season. our chemistry is there. i think that we're playing really good soccer. you know, obviously there's a lot of things that are going to keep improving and that's super exciting to see where we are already at the beginning of the season and to know that we'r

knight's partnership of 57 nat sciver—brunt and captain heather knight's partnership of 57 was key in7. both lost their wickets but england reached their target with an over to spare to take the series 4—1. they now play three one—dayers with the first on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. let's start with that stunning development in northern ireland — news thatjeffrey donaldson — the leader of the democratic unionist party — has been charged with historical sexual offences and has quit as leader. the dup says mr donaldson, who has been in politics for almost ito—years, has had his membership suspended pending the outcome of a judicial process. two women came forward, his resignation letter to the du p says he will strongly contest the charges. the dep says mr donaldson who is been in politics almost a0 years to have his mentorship suspended pending the outcome of judicial process. joining me is enda mcclafferty, the bbc�*s northern ireland political editor. it has been quite an extraordinary day, it hasn't it? it it has been quite an extraordinary day, it hasn't it?— day, it