mistake defeats is rendon rogers joined the club the second mistake defeats is rendon rogersjoined then rodgersjoined the club. kilmarnock move up to sixth place while celtic are eight points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. there were also wins for aberdeen, ross county, premiership. there were also wins foraberdeen, ross county, carts premiership. there were also wins for aberdeen, ross county, carts and hibernian. all the sports news on the bbc website, including the latest from the women's six nations. ireland currently trialling france 17-0. thank you very much. that is it from both of us tonight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. in most parts of the country today, the weather was horrendous. grey, cold, dark, really awful day with some outbreaks of rain. sunday is looking a lot better. you can see this very slow—moving weather front. what does slow—moving weather front mean? well, it means that once it's over us, it just stays there and it is cloudy, drizzly and horrible. and the reason why it's slow—m

in january, kevin deleon and speaker anthony rendon planned to release documents related to sexual harassment claims that have been substantiated. >> these documents contain large segments with names of accusers. they talk about discussing illegal sex acts, inappropriate touching and using state computers to access x-rated sites. >> one complaint names travis allen, currently running for governor. alleging alan put both hands on her shoulders and gave them a squeeze. allen's response "i'm sure i have shaken many hands and tapped many shoulders but there has never been anything in any of my actions that have been an appropriate." >> another candidate for governor called allen a known predator on twitter and says he should drop out of the race. assembly member autumn burke is named, accused of discussing a no sex with a co-worker. burke said in a statement that

we report now from san francisco with cristina rendon. >> this will be the year for justice. >> reporter: outside the san francisco hall of justice, they planned to end this loud and clear. >> if you cannot afford bail you are 10 times more likely to take a plea bargain. humphrey is accused of following an elderly person into their home and threatened to put a pillow over their head and stealing about a cologne and seven dollars. he is in jail with the hundred $50,000 bond. his ability to pay and threat to public safety are considered. the attorney general said he would not challenge the case. >> i am not appealing this ruling, it is unconstitutional to keep someone in jail simply because they cannot afford bail. >> reporter: he says that his office will not defend future bail situations. and he said there should be rehab programs or ankle monitoring. >> this is truly significant. they say it is a tax on the poor. >> part of the statement from the association says that the decision to support humphrey is a slap in the face to all i abiding people in california. -- all law abiding people

assembly speaker anthony rendon confirmed an investigation is now under way. garcia says she will participate fully. in a statement, rendon said, as in other cases, while the investigation moves forward, i am also asking assembly human resources to reach out to assembly member garcia's staff to ensure they feel safe in their work environment. >>> canada's prime minister is in the bay area. he is here meeting with tech leaders and the governor. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: security was tight here at the fairmont this morning when the canadian prime minister met with the governor and lieutenant governor to talk about political and trade ties between california and canada. >> we have so much work to do together as friends and as he could workers. >> reporter: the talks were private once the media got pictures of the governor and prime minister justin trudeau. they spoke about the environment, marijuana hand universal healthcare. lieutenant governor gavin newsom spoke to us about it outside. >> i think it's a very significant thing for california to punch ab

cristina rendon will bring us more at 6:30. we are posting the latest information on facebook, twitter and ktvu.com. >>> coming up, a stunning admission from one of the suspects accused of stabbing a woman over and over and leaving her to die near livermore on a remote stretch of road in the middle of the night. after the break, his exclusive -- henry lee's exclusive jailhouse interview. ♪[ music ] >> it's going to be chilly tomorrow and tonight, as well. we have the forecast coming up. up. >> plus a letter with white powder and threat of violence addressed to the professor at the center of the recall campaign against judge aaron persky. >> a look now at the evening commute: commute: >>> tonight an exclusive jailhouse interview and a stunning admission from one of the suspects accused of stabbing a woman a 19-year-old woman and leaving her to die on a rural road in the east bay in the middle of the night. >> ktvu's henry lee spoke with daniel gross today at the santa rita jail in dublin and henry says he just snapped and that h

cristina rendon don't is live in the newsroom with the latest.>> the latest word is that 17 people are dead, multiple others are hurt. some of the victims died at the school, others at the hospital. we know that 19-year-old nicholas cruz the former student has been identified as the shooter. will play a portion of the police dispatch as the chaos was unfolding. >> one injured person. >> that shooting happened around 2:00 in the afternoon. about 45 miles north of the miami area. s.w.a.t. team members or seen heading into the school as students where streaming out of the building. you can see them with their hands up and others at their hands on the shoulders of the person in front of them. all of the students, once the route consoling each other and giving each other hugs and parents were told not to pick up their children. many of them communicating with their kids through cell phone's. >> look to my left and saw the security guard. very traumatizing thing to watch. then we all went out. we saw cop cars all the way over there and everybody panicking and crying. it was an event that sho

ktvu's cristina rendon reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: frank, julie, the gunman is 19-year-old nicolas cruz and just moments ago, florida senator bill nelson says cruz wore a gasmask, had smoke grenades and set off the fire alarm before opening fire at that school. >> he is on the west side of the school. >> reporter: these terrifying moments coming in when the gunfire erupted shortly before dismissal at marjory stoneman douglas high school this afternoon. students say they heard multiple gunshots. they rushed to hide in classrooms and they tried to reach their parents through their cell phones but some of them were scared to talk out of fear that their voices would attract the shooter. one student says he heard the gunman pull that fire alarm and yell for everyone to come out of the rooms in an attempt to fill the halls with people. when that school went on lockdown, s.w.a.t. team rushed in. students flooded out consoling each other on the street. >> it was multiple gunshots, five at a time, fully automatic, very frightening. we thought it was a drill. but apparently it was a

cristina rendon on has more from bay area representatives. >> the idea of arming educators does not sit well with the president of the oakland education association.>> we are not putting a gun in the hands of teachers who are there to teach and to protect. we can't expect them to fire at potentially a student. >> the oakland unified school district police chief wants to talk about a real solution. >> i get pushback from the public they don't even want police in school with handguns. to arm a teacher is insane. that is a statement made by a man with no experience in this field. it is not going to happen. >> they believe people who advocate for arming teachers are doing it to sell more guns.>> teachers should be armed with counselors, nurses, support personnel and they should have pencils and paper. our job is not to solve the problem in society it is to teach. >> the california teachers association referred us to a statement by the national education association and it says bringing more guns into schools does nothing to protect students and educators. cristina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a 26-year-old driver is facing dui and manslaughter charges in connection with an early-morning crash in bay point. that crash killed his passenger. critically injured two other people. investigators say rual ochoa was behind the wheel when he slammed into a pickup truck at a stop sign. it happened on wharf drive and port chi highway. it ended up in the front yard of a nearby home. the passenger in ochoa's car died at the scene. police say it never should have happened. >> this is unaccept. driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana, controlled substances, is unacceptable period. >> the passenger who was killed has now been identified as 20-year-old alejandro moreno garcia. friends say he leaves behind a 2-year-old son. two women in the pickup truck are now in the hospital in critical condition. >>> emotions flared at today's bart board of directors meeting with the family of a man who was shot and killed by a bart police officer demanding that the officer should face charges. paul chambers was at the meeting which came a day after police

assembly speaker anthony rendon confirmed an investigation is ongoing.cia says she will participate fully. in a statement, rendon said, quote, as in other cases, while the investigation moves forward, i am also asking assembly human resources to reach out to assembly member garcia's staff to ensure they feel safe in their workplace. >>> with recreational marijuana sales now legal in california, lawmakers want to know if drugged driving is going to be a significant problem. new legislation would require all local law enforcement agencies to file annual reports with the dmv detailing the number of arrests made for driving under the influence and the number of those arrests in which pot was suspected to be the substance causing impairment. >>> san francisco's city leaders are being pressured to delay long term contract negotiations with the police officers association. advocates for police reform want the city to wait until interim mayor mark farrell is out of office in june. they say farrell has close ties with the police union. voters will pick a new mayo

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cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tonight there will be a forum featuring four of the candidates of san francisco. the candidates will appear at the forum at 7:00 at the united irish cultural center in san francisco. >> mark leno wants london breed's acting mayor title removed from the june ballot. he has asked the court to direct the department of elections to remove the designation. breed was acting mayor when she filed to enter the mayor's race and a spokesperson for breed says the candidate has no problem being listed on the ballot as president of the board of supervisors but that it is up to the department of elections to make the change. >>> there's a crash in san rafael right now that is blocking the lanes. it looks like we may have zeroed in on -- i think that we may have zeroed in on the crash. it looks like we're just behind it here. southbound 101, san rafael fire department reports a multi car accident. and chp is reporting major injuries. if you're driving in san rafael from novato to san rafael, you will see that it might be a little glow this is a good time to remi

ktvu's cristina rendon is here now to tell us more about what bart will be looking at.ristina. >>> reporter: well, frank, it sounds like a great idea another way to get from oakland or alameda across the water into san francisco. there's been talks about a second transbay tube for years. but now bart is seriously looking into it. >>> reporter: bart says it's time to talk about a second tube. >> so it's going to be a huge, huge tremendous effort but it's good to start that conversation now. >> reporter: right now, there's no money to build the project, which is estimated to cost anywhere from $12 billion to $15 billion. bart will also look at what market the second tube would serve and where it would go. >> maybe head south into mission bay and head into alameda over here. >> reporter: the ceo of bay area council jim wonderman says there are lots of options of connecting the east bay to san francisco. one idea would connect the future a's stadium in oakland to at&t park in the city. >> how do we serve the most people by connecting best to their jobs and housing and other

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so temperatures today a little warmer than yesterday.emperatures tomorrow will be very similar to these temperatures that we had today. lots of upper or mid-50s today. yesterday was mostly about the low 50s. 58 in morgan hill. highs tomorrow upper 50s, not upper, mid-50s to a few upper 50s so very similar tomorrow. this system is following this system here. they are on the same path as the upper level jet and has the same ingredients, cold air and little moisture. the moisture is out here. it's in the tropics. it's not tapped in up here. so this comes down the pipe late tonight, early tomorrow morning through the afternoon tomorrow. when that happens, there will be a chance for a sprinkle or snow flurry, maybe a thunderstorm. now, that would be more of a likelihood later on in the day. so we'll watch that. for most of us, we probably shouldn't see anything. you may see something off in the distance. you see a towering cumulus, i think it will be one of those days. some of the mountains could see some snow. current temperatures like that

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the person who has been shooting at the tech companies' commuter buses. there have been several reports of someone using a pellet gun to target those charter buses in the south bay and peninsula. buses carrying workers at companies including google and apple have been hit. the reward money is being offered by the storer bus company out of san francisco. >>> the president of the san francisco firefighters union is speaking out about the problem of auto break-ins in the city after someone broke into his vehicle. tom o'connor tweeted a photo from the firefighters union account showing his suv with a smashed window. the tweet included the mayor's twitter handle with oproblemshere and city's fine. he said it happened in front of city hall as he was inside in the middle of contract negotiations. o'connor said he wasn't trying to be a critic of the mayor. >> no one is immune from this, these break-ins. it wasn't a dig at the mayor by any stretch. so that backfired. and also we actually support the mayo

ktvu's cristina rendon is outside the oakland unified school district with more. she outside the police department with more. >>> reporter: the police chief of the oakland unified school district says if the florida gunman had come into their offices here in oakland with the same rifle, he and his officers would be hard pressed to stop that gunman with their handguns because of the amount of fire power the gunman had so he says the idea of arming teachers with a handgun is ridiculous. >>> reporter: speaking with state and local lawmakers thursday, president trump made it clear he wants to see some highly trained and qualified teachers carrying a concealed firearm in the classroom. >> if you harden the sites, you're not going to have this problems because these guys who lack courage will never go into those schools. >> reporter: miles away the head of the nra gave a speech at the cpac conference blaming democrats for wanting to strip americans of their second amendment rights. he says banks, jewelry stores and airports are better protected than children. >> every d

. >> i'm cristina rendon . we begin with developing news out of san francisco where two nestorians were injured by falling debris from a nearby construction site. officials say one of those pedestrians has life- threatening injuries and the other was not badly hurt. officials say the gusty winds may have played a part in this incident. in san francisco today, there were gusts more than 25 miles per hour . >> let's head over to meteorologist mark tamayo with a look at the windy conditions. >> the winds really ramped up today in the san francisco area and across the higher terrain. yesterday, it was mainly focused for the elevations above 2000 feet with the strongest gust on mount diablo at 75 miles per hour on saturday evening. the winds picked up closer to the surface is as well throughout the day today. the altamont pass with 54 miles per hour gusts. san francisco's max gust was 37 miles per hour. most areas to have a wind advisory, you have to have winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. san francisco was just un

cristina rendon talk to investigators who said the flooding was caused by these who stole $50 worth of copper tubing from an hvac system.>>> a water leak at the coliseum office is thanks to a thief who stole copper piping off of the roof according to the chp. the copper is estimated to be worth $50 is costing the office thousands of dollars and for customers it means missed appointments.>> i have to go to another dmv which will be super crowded expect the office was flooded by the time the employees arrived. it will stay closed through the weekend but they will conduct driving tests.>> driving tests this morning but they acknowledged the appointment pick >> appointments are being honored at other offices. in walnut creek, this is a typical day.>> i went and took a look around and canceled -- can't believe how many employees they have or don't have that if they just hired more people and got in their they could move quicker. >> for the 16-year-old it is worth the wait for her first drivers license.>> my mom waited in line and she only waited 15 minutes. it was not that bad.>> police tel

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's help you get out the door. is today, tomorrow will probably be worse because of the inclement weather. >> yes. tomorrow won't be very good at all unless everyone stays home. this is a look at the macarthur maze. 80 westbound. just as steve mentioned, it will start turning cloudy later. well, it look like it is cloudy there now. it is taking about, oh, i don't know, 30 minutes or so. maybe half an hour. 32 minutes to be drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. ask then another 20 minutes to wait through all of this slow traffic to get on to the bridge. this is 880. still sunny in oakland. again, we will let steve break the news to it. it will change commute-wise tomorrow. if you can reschedule some of those meetings, it will be a rainy, windy morning commute. and it will be -- well, it will be a tough one. just know that ahead of time. this is a look at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge on the road sensors. traffic is busy. things have recovered getting into castro valley. it is 8:18. let's bring

i'm cristina rendon. >> i'm ondrej senior. it happened at the 76 station on lone tree way near golf course wrote in this horrifying crime reporter henry lee who has more. >> reporter: will move to the antioch police department. this man was one of for number of crimes. he made it moved with his hands inside the car and was shot. it turned out he was armed with a bb gun. that suspect identified today as lloyd here is junior, 40 years old, long criminal history and is well known by local officers. sources say harris was wanted on a federal warrant and for ramming a female sheriffs canine deputy. officers track terrorist to the home and followed him to the 76 gas station. after he got out please try to subdue him with lethal beanbag rounds. the suspect managed to make it back inside his vehicle and while inside he refused to show his hands. instead reaching it between the car seats according to police. at the boynton officer with 10 years on the force opened fire. >> as soon as the shotgun sounds, there was about four or five gun

. -- cristina rendon don't is live. >> reporter: the employee say this is the normal day and they have not noticed any overflow out of oakland but the customers as with any dmv office are frustrated with the way. a water leak at the oakland coliseum dmv office put the brakes on it day of operations. -soaked ceiling panels cover the floor forcing the location to close. >> i've got to go find another dmv which will be in berkeley which will be super crowded. >> reporter: spokesperson said the office was flooded by the time employees arrived wednesday morning but they managed to conduct driving tests outside. >> drivers test this morning but they went ahead and acknowledged the appointment. >> reporter: customers appointment are being honored at other offices in oakland and nearby cities. in walnut creek, this packed lobbies another typical day. >> i went in and to look around and i cannot believe how many employees they have or do not have. they hired some more people -- if they hired poor people they could move the line quicker.>> reporter: for the 16-year-old is worth the wait for her

cristina rendon don't his life -- christina run down is life. >> thousands of misdemeanor convictions be thrown out illegally. the district attorney said this is a way to provide it clean slate for many californians. >> it pass. >> reporter: san francisco leading the way as the district attorney says his office will proactively dismiss marijuana cases dating back to 1975 at no cost for those affected will not have to petition to have their cases expunged. >> the process will take no hearings, they will not have to come to our court. we believe it is the right thing to do and adjusting to do. >> reporter: under prop 64, roughly 3000 misdemeanors will be thrown out immediately and roughly 5000 felony convictions will be reviewed and could be resentenced. >> there are people that are disqualified right off the board but if you're convicted of eight serious offense. we will look at the totality of their history. >> reporter: it is intended to help people, especially people of color work can be a burden. >> those who have been affected by the war of drugs, get a little bit of a break from

cristina rendon own is live at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station with more. >> reporter: the family said they have seen the video from the officers body worn camera and it contradicts the police report that charlene refused to drop the weapon before he was shot and killed. at the west oakland four station friends and family of shirley and kendall were fighting for him. kindle sister and brother for those among the speakers were civil rights attorney jim perez said the shooting by a b.a.r.t. officer was unjustified. >> there is a narrative presented by the police that was false.>> reporter: kindle was involved in a discussed with another man. b.a.r.t. officer responded to reports of shots fired one man was shot in the leg. candle was armed when he was shot by an officer in a gun was found at the scene. the officers body can video shows kindle and the other men taken apart or go fight with kindles back to the officer embers claims the 28-year-old did not have the weapon. >> the officer started shooting. he falls back on the ground like this a

christine rendon continues our team coverage from a nursery in lafayette. >> reporter: heather, we are at orchard nursery here in lafayette. they have already moved some of the delicate plants under an overhang. they have these plants under a frost blanket. they have been selling these pre-cut frost cloths to put on your plants at home. the property manager took us around the property today, showing us around the plants, and he says that the problem is we have had a very late and mild winter. so a lot of the plants are a lot further along than they normally would be this time of year, and so that has promoted a lot of new growth. that growth is tender and more susceptible to freeze, especially tonight when these cold temperatures are expected to hit. so things like succulents and vines are supposed to be covered with tarps. you can also use blankets, anything that will keep the plants covered, but make sure that the cover is not touching the plant. >> you don't want to just drape it over the plant and let it sit on the plant because the cold will conduct right through the sheet or what

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a federal judge in new york ruled that the trump administration not give an adequate reason to end the daca program march 5th. daca is illegal because it went around congress but the federal judge said that the program is legal and therefore the administration does not have a legitimate reason to end it. however the judge also said his ruling does not mean that the government should be forced to allow more people in the program. it means that the current participants in daca should stay protected. on friday the supreme court may announce if it will hear the case. >>> in the meantime in the u.s. senate the immigration debate continues. yesterday there was little progress at the capitol. senate republicans are pushing for plans that address chain migration reform and sanctuary cities. democrats are calling for a bill more specific to young people in the daca program. still senate leaders from both sides seem optimistic there could be a deal. >>> berkeley has become the first city in the united states to declare itself a sanctuary city for marijuana

it is a end of an era, rendon is a legend, i have loved watching him, it will be strained without himg? now? a good 25 minutes a day! no, loads! loads! when will we know? i think i have four weeks of training. like the way you prepare because i thought alex on friday and she has done nothing. like genuinely done nothing and she says i will be 0k. done nothing and she says i will be ok. i will be fine! done nothing and she says i will be ok. iwill be fine! lovely done nothing and she says i will be ok. i will be fine! lovely to see you, so much good luck and we will be following you breakfast. sport relief returned for a week from the 70s to the 23rd of march, it gets the app, join us with their1 billion steps and followed zoe and greg and everyone taking part. let's look at the scene on a cold dartmoor this morning. my goodness, it looks absolutely beautiful. we are therefore a very interesting reason. we will tell you shortly. there we will go on the bike today, she will need to take good care, while she not? she will! there is ice around and it is freezing. notjust her, all of us, t