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welcome to jack in the box! tonight, an emotional welcome home for a bay area doctor who spent five weeks overseas treating patients in the war torn gaza strip. >> i would have never imagined seeingúthose traumatic injuries in my lifetime. i'm still trying to digest kind of all the all >> a life altering experienceaw- for the palestinian american doctor. good evening. i'm cristina rendon. >> igm greg lee. the doctor who lives in saratoga tells us working in gaza is something he will never forget. he performed dozens of surgeries a dayc and says he witnessed tragedy after tragedy at ten ktvu joey horta joins us now aftert& speaking with the doctor, joey. he says the devastation in

>> absolutely. he just got back from this medical mission. greg and christina putting his own life on jeopardy! inújeopardy, that is, to save innocent civilians caught up in this horrible images that are now seared into his mind, we want to warn you. you may find this disturbing. afterúfive grueling weeks apart, doctor mohamed subay of saratoga is welcomed home from gaza in a warm embrace by his family at san francisco international airport on friday. >> i didn't know what to expect going into gaza, butc when i entered, i realized i was like entering an apocalyptic horror movie. >> the emergency camino hospitan mountain view took his life saving skills to gazal where he says medical personnel by. he th the international medical corps to help civilian victims of the conflict between israel and hamas, putting himself in harm's

way. >> there's a missile strikes everywhere, with drones constantly overhead, armed with machine guns. >> something he wasn't ready for. >> shrapnel wouldúenter our plot of land. >> doctor subhi and his colleagues worked at a field hospital in gaza designed to handle 30 patients aúday. but ended up helping nearly dead bae past month than i've seen careee says. surrounded by the threat of israeli military strikes and overwhelmed by mass casualty situations involving dozens of patients. half of his patients were childrenl and many needed their limbs amputated, subhi did what he could to console the survivors just by being there and holding themt& like his own family did for him.

after weeks apart, we've been extremely worried about him as well as worried for all the people in gaza right san francisco bay area office of the council on american islamic relations need for global solidarity and immediate action. >> for me, i learnedc from this humanizing everyone around you. i think it's important for us to wake up to the world around us. >> despite performing 40ct& surgeries a day and delivering doctor help them out again.- >> guys,újust a striking account inspired him to risk his ownatt- life to travelúto gaza to help people? >> so he says that he was livin, came here to the u.s. when he w. and so, you know, for him, it ta

palestinian american, to go back and just do whatever he could for them. >> wow. just incredible work that he's doing. joeyc the isray released footage todayúof troops preparingúfor the arrival of a ship carrying desperately needed humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. the barge is loaded with food and pallets of humanitarian equipment. the international community has been pushing for more aid to enter gaza. the arrival of this ship comes as israel faces backlash over restrictions that have prevented more supplies getting in by land, and for the latest developments in the middle east, you can head to ktvu.com. there ongoing hostage negotiations, as >> new at ten an sheriff lauries bid to throw out herúcorruption case. smith was found guilty of six civil counts of corruption and willful misconductúinú202r. she retired three days before

the verdict was reached. that te should be dismissed because her appeals court also says the civil conviction now bars her from serving on a jury. >> a specialúmaster will now oversee the women's prison in dublin that's been plagued with sex abuse scandals. a federal judge issued the historic order this afternoon. it is the first time a judge in theúhistory of e federal bureau of prisons. the special master will be appointed by the court to identify problems at the prison, come up with remedies and ensure judicial orders are carried out incarcerated at the prison are suing fci dublin, saying they were sexually assaulted and retaliated against for speaking out. attorneys representing the women are encouragedn you know, we were weúbrought. this case because so, you know, in support who have told us and continue to tell us that they are not safe, and we, you know, know that that this

kind of outside accountability is needed. >> a correctional officers, including the former warden, have been charged withúsex crimes. seven of them have been convicted. attorneys say the judge agreed that although the former warden is gone, the risk of sexual abuse is ongoing and o speak up or file complaints. >> and they do this by throwing, dublin residents confinement, by taking away their access to family visits, by denying access to day to day goods. and the court agreed that that is ongoing. >> she's been really working really hard for months to try and get her early release credits and, she's been dealing with some the prison on monday, removing the warden and three other top officials. >> ktvu has been following the story for more than two years now, since we first interviewed& incarcerated women who spoke out

about the abuse. a spokesperson for the federal bureau of prisons declined to comment a sl master. to push back against plans by uc berkeley to turn a historic cit& park into student housing. people's park hope to blockave development on the zac sos is live outside the par& right now. zach, it appears once peaceful. >> yeah, that's correct greg. and largely they haveúbeen peaceful. aside from a demonstration back in january when several people were arrested. that's not to say there weren't any disruptions today. some of the protesters did manage to temporarily block park, chanting whose park?'st- people's park along the way. a march friday in the ongoing speffort to save people's park n spberkeley, whose? people's park.úkicking off a nearby willard park. demonstrators making theirc way through the

streets holding signs reading free south side parks. >> we our parks. i just came from camping for four days and get off the concreteúand we feel so much bettern >> other signs stating where is my tuition going at the? uc berkeley,úwhich owns the land, spending millions to clear out the park and displacing several longtime unhoused residents in home.rocess. people's park is my >> it's been my home, my familyo build housing for 1100 students and 125 homeless residents there, but construction now ont& hold in a case scheduled for april.úneighborhood groups expected toúchallenge the project in the california supreme court. the university meantime callingúits plans necessary to address a campus housing shortage. >> i don't think we need to. sp>> for many, the park a symbol

of a site of important protests they say should be preserved entirely. ñ> it seems weird that they would do it onúa historic site that meansúso much to people, and that also has a lot of community programs operating out of it. >> large containers to keep monument. we are under occupation by a hostile force. >> yes. once upon a time, the university. >> a small but >> it's not about the land only. it's the history that you are sp>> nowúthe universityúfor its part, has said they are committed to setting aside some of the land at the park to honor sphonor. rather, the park's standing firm at all. greg zac s

live in berkeley tonight. >> zach. thank you. tonight. we now know who will face off against lateefah simon in november in the race to replace lee. cal state professor and president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, jennifer tran, is now projected to reach the generalúelection spwith 15% of the vote. simon lateefah simon, a bart board member, has already advanced, winning 56% of the vote in a crowded field. she was endorsed by representative lee after lee chose to make a run for us senate in the race to fill the seat of retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo. new results from the california secretary of state's office show that joe simitian has pulled ahead of evan low by just 44 votes for the second spot on the november ballot. sam liccardo is still leadingc with 21% of the vote. he's projected to be one of the two candidates on that general election ballot. the april 12th.l be certified byt- >> happening now. caltrans has

shut down a part of aigepair job southbound 680 between the 580 and 680 cotoand koopman road in the pleasanton area was closed aboutúan hour ago a multiple detours tonight. most drivers will need to take 580 to 880 or use highwayc 84 to get around the closure. surface streets may also see some extra traffic. caltrans says there is a benefit full weekend closure by doing a weekend closure, we are able to shrink what wouldúotherwise be three months worthúof nighttime closures into one weekend. the newlyc paved lanes are setúat 4. caltrans says with dry weather in the forecast, crews should be able to complete that project this weekend. work to move out of the coliseum, two teamsúare moving in. the excitement in oakland for the roots and soul soccer teams to make their home field official. >> and we are

wrapping up a beautiful friday out there, lots of sunshine, tet about your weekend forecast? we could bring in some cooling and we'll up. sp>> also, governor newsom, stae of the state address now delayed the statewide issue behind the postponement did my legs shrink? i can move them.

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got approval from the negotiatea lease for the jana katsuyama jos live in studio with details and reaction from the community and the oakland a's. the middle of ongoingct& the terms of their leaving for las vegas tonight. i got their reaction to sharing the space, stay in. on friday, the oakland and alameda county coliseum board unanimously approved a new proposalc for th& oakland coliseum. not baseball, but a different kind of pitch. >> we want to givec joy back to the community and put on somet& amazing sporting experiences. >> idris arghandiwal is a co-founder of theúmen's oakland roots and women's oakland soult& soccer clubs. he says they're excited that on friday, the

board of the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority voted to negotiate a lease giving the roots and soul soccer clubs a home base at the coliseum next year, just ahead of the bay area hosting the world cup games in 2026. >> when as the world's game oakland, one ot diverse and inclusive communities inúthe world, it's a perfect fit and a perfect merger >> the vote comes just one day after the oakland a's baseball negotiate a possible lease extension, as they prepare to leave the oakland coliseum for m until 2028. oakland mayor shang tao says having the roots and soul will be a win for oakland. >>úi just want to thank the jpa and the commissioners for really seeing this as not only a way to generate revenue and to activate deep east oakland, but also a way to bring back that spirit of

sports to the city of oakland. >> in a statement, the a's said they'll beúglad to share the space, saying, quote, we have shared with the city of oakland and alameda county that we are open to being co-tenants of the coliseum with the roots soul in 2025. we soon. community members with save oakland sports say while they still hold out hope the a's might stay, they'r& glad to see soccer moving in. >> i was excited, actually. it was a i think it's first it was really positive we need in oakl, it's an opportunity to play. play at the oakland coliseum is great. it's a it's a great facility for fans. >> meantime, arghandiwal with the roots says playing at the coliseum next year is a perfecte trying soccer stadium, he says. todayl the teams presented this formal 10,000 seat modular soccer at- stadium on the malibuúlot. just south of the coliseum. that land

is currently vacant and is bein& used for overflow parking. christina well, that would be really exciting. >> let'súhope we can see that in the coming years. jana katsuyama, thanks so much for that report. it's going to be a big weekend as bay fc plays its first ever game in the national women's isn sunday in losúangeles. bayúfc will play against angel city at bmo watch parties happening across the bay area in san francisco, richmond republic will be hosting a party. also, the athletic club in oakland in san jose. thosec parties start at four in the afternoon. bay fc's home opener is on march 30th at paypalúpark in san jose against the houston dash. >> california's new fast food council was swornúin this morning inúoakland. the council fast recovery act, which goes intoc effect april 1st. it will require major fast food chains to pay their workers $20 an hour. the panel includes two fast food employees. the group will bargain wages and working conditions for the state's half

a million fast food workers. >> we a kind of a unique representation. you have workers who work in one of the lowest california, and then you also have representations of franchisee owners who represent small businesses. governor gavin newsom be exempte new law of his major donorsúis a panera franchisee.t& the panera says it will >> governor newsom has postpone. the governor was scheduled to give his annual address on monday, but administration sources say the governor is postponing it to deal with the budget also hanging in the balance are the results of statewide proposition one on homelessness and mental health treatment. the governor's office is reportedly working with legislators on the budget shortfall, as well as on picking a new date for the address. pro1 ballot measure on march 5th primary. the latest numbers

showed the yes vote is creeping up. it's leading by nearly 20,000 votes. again, the state has until april 12th to certify the. >> well, a beautiful friday out there with lots of sunshine. >> of course, the winds havet& been kind of a challenge over the past couple of days, but they were definitely trending in thec right direction for today. and looks like we'll be talking about a nice weekend forecastúys afternoon. lots of 70s in the warmest numbers are goodúfive to about 11 degrees above the average for today. now thec weekend will be nice, but it's not going to be as warm,úbut still a fairlyc wam saturday. lots of sunshine tomod then on sunday for saint patrick's day. mostly sunny. nice. cooling trend will half of the n what's interesting on the satellite andúthe radar right nowl you can see some of southen california. they're getting a spbit of an unstable weather for today and into this evening for us. we have been talkingúabout

clear skies, but also those winds. thankfully, they have been backing off. in fact, look at all the calm concord, out ton jose and hayward this evening. there. here is our live camerag- with mostly clear skies, as i mentioned, a bit of a cooldown, a minor cooldown inúyour weekend outlook. we'll take a look at the exact forecast highs all rin assault in the north bay. coming up. the search for boy. >> plusúa gun battle erupts in sonoma county. the newly releasedúthe dangerous incident. >> also, rescue crews still searching for a student in stockton who jumped in the water near

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when administrators arrived. the levee that leads into the river. one of them made it out, but the other has not been seenúsincen >> we just hope that he made it out and he is somewhere scared and we just want him to know that there's no reason to be scared. you to have all your family that is going to be there for you and support you. and we love you andúwe miss you, and we just want you to have a safe return home. >> his mother also asks for anyone with a boat or kayak to search near levees for her son. he was seen wearing a black jacket and gray sweatpants. shotsúfired. >> we have dramatic new body camera video tonight of dozens of bullets being fired between sonoma county sheriff's deputies and a man armed with an ak 47 after a chase last week. the suspect died and a number of deputies were hurt. >> as our crime reporter henry lee tells us, one of those deputies is still in the

hospital with aúmajor head injury after authorities say a e opens fire at a sonoma county sheriff's car. >> deputies confront the suspect. we see hands. the suspect responds with more gunfire, even as other deputies converge on just after midnight on march fourth. >> got one subject in the car moving around a lot. shots fired. >> deputy then returns fire. and what would be the first of several a harrowing confrontatin ? it all began when the suspect brandished the rifle at a nightclub atúthe corner of stony point and todd road, where he had been kicked out aúday earlier. he then took off in a white car as deputies arrived, he led deputies on a chase to a parking lot on todd road near standish avenue, where the first gun battle happened. these kinds of incidents are rare in sonoma county,c where a suspect is aggressivec coming after law enforcement. the chaseúcame to an end when the suspect crashed his car into what turned out to be an empty sheriff's cruiser on stony point, near butler avenue.

deputy nicholas deleo was outside of his car trying to set up spike strips that deputy opened fire. but deputy d'elia was then accidentally hit fellos blount's car and suffered a major head injury. santa rosa police lieutenant christopher mahurin says what led up to that crash is under investigation. >> we are looking into wasúhe believing that maybe that was the suspect who was firing at dark on stony point road, especially in that part of town. >> the incident left a number of deputies injured andúseveral patrol cars damaged, shot up and mangled. >> the deputy suffered a severe head injury. is still in the hospital. a second deputy was wounded on his leg andútwo other deputies sufferedúhand injuries& >> all told, police say the suspect, 53 year old jose luis villasenor cervantes,úfired more than 50 times with his rifle. he was shot and wounded by deputies, but ultimately died as a result of crashing into the c. >> thec fact that this man shot more than 50 rounds from an assault style rifle and our

deputies, we're very grateful for deputy d'elia, seen here with his fiance and son, suffered whatc the deputy sheriff's union says were catastrophic injuries, including burns to his back and a brain injury. >> both he and the deputy who crashed into him have been on the job for only ten months. this incident is under investigation with santa rosa police, the sonoma county da's office and the sheriff's office in santa rosa. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> police in petaluma are looking for a man a 17 year oldt happened around 1245 this afternoon on fairgrounds drive near east washington seet.he q7 year old told police he was ayinbasketball when a man attacked him for no reason, and slashed him with a piece of broken glassn the teen did not require medical attention. the suspect is described as whi man, older in age, wearing a ann flannel shirt. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> still to come, more legal woes for boeing. the new lawsuit

, filed by a california man who was on board when that door plug blew out on an alaska flight. plus, and none of this is going to bring her back either. >> so, i mean, it's a process and i we have to go through. >> a decades old murder case could be going back in front tog regarding the killing of a south >> also coming up, new details on the dozens of speed cameras coming to san francisco, where they'll be located as the move prompts mixed reactions from people around the city. and the 49ers restructured a few contracts today to free up some cap space. baileyúo' rroll will rl

off of one of its planes in mid-air in january. the suit was filed by seven people, including

a passenger from southern california. he says he was sitting in the row just behind the blowout. he says he felt his body lift off his seat while the aircraft was at about 16,000ft, his seat belt. he says his shoes and socks were actually off of his feet by the depressurization. he and the others are seeking unspecified punitive damages tonight. >> weúnow know where dozens oft& speed cameras will be placed >>úas ktvu christian captain tells us, officials are hoping those cameras will convince drivers to slow down. >> drivers in san francisco will have to slow down on some of the citygsúhigh injury corridors, or risk getting caught on camera. fines will start at $50 francisco's municipaltions. san- transportation agency will be installing 33 new speed cameras next year as part of a five year pilot program along some of the& city's most hazardous streets and avenues. ñ> we've used a data driven process to identify the

locations for speed cameras. we started with the high injury network, and that's the streets that account for injurid >> the cameras willc be scatterd throughout the city, with each district getting at least two cameras. one of the locations is here on harrison streets. therea middle school here and harrison is four lanes running westbound. the city says close to 2u% of the vehicles traveling this stretch go more than ten hour speed limit. >> law allows us to operate this program is to catchúpeople who are going 11 miles. so this is really egregious. speeding. this isngt just slightly going over the speed limit. this is really reckless driving. >> pedestrians say they're happy to hear that traffic may slow down. i think it's a really good idea. >> plus there's like ac school lesson, likeúa block away, and i think it just makes people more aware of how fast they're going,

might not notice and then it might be too late. >> someúwho share the road like the cameras will be inúplace,tt- but he doubts they'll be effective. >> people are going to ignore g. i don't think it's going to stop anything >> some drivers agree. they don't think the cameras will slow traffic. >> probably not, because generally not aware where the traffic cameras gps it and even then it's like it's a little tiny icon. i don't really pay much attention to it. >> as part of this five year pilot program, speed cameras will oakland and san jose. cameras in those cities could be up and running as early as next yearn pedestrian advocacy groups have been pushing for these cameras and say they're an important safety step for pedestrians, spcyclists and even drivers in n francisco. christien kafton, ktvu fox two news the trial of the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee will stay in san francisco. >> nima momeni is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee

almost a year ago. during a hearing today, the defense argued that intense media coverage had in san francisco ad a change of venue. the judge disagreed. so his trial will stay in the city. the judge today date of may 20th.úand now to a new development in a decades old murder case in santa clara county. >> lori houts was found dead in 1992, in mountain view. the man who was accused of killing her was put on trial twice, and both times the trials ended in hung juries. but now a state appellate court has ruled john . ktvu jesse gary hasúthe story. it wrong. and now the ball's >> more than 30 years after her murder, lori houts family may finally find closureúinside a murderer john woodward would not violate constitutional protections against being tried

twice for the same crime. the two previous trials ended with hung juries. legal analyst michael cardoza there was no jury, reasonable jury or trier of fact, could find this defendant guilty. prosecutors in 2022 refiled murder charges against woodward after dna evidence and new fingerprints linkedc him to the murder weapo. houts was strangled with a rope in 1992 as she drove home from her job at adobe systems in mountain view. >> lori was very special. she was a had, your back. like, if you was there for you. to cry on, s- >> houts familyúand friends have carried the torchúof justice in her case for over three decades. at the same time, woodward has maintained his innocence by phone. defense attorney daniel barton, i think the ruling is wrong and it's a very important ruling for this case. sp>> and it's something that is

not over. we continue to fight this issue,. this is just a sten a path. >> a new trial will mean starting from scratch. jurors won't be you try a case that ol, it's stale. witnesses are hard to find, it's not the same as the first time. >> houts they'll ask jurors to serve justice their sister's murder. >> it sucks that she's gone, and none of this is going to bring her back either. so, i mean, it's a process, and go through . >> district attorney jeff rosen says he's pleased with the appellate court's ruling and spsays he looks forward to bringing woodward to justice. as for woodward, he's under house arrest. there is a very real possibility that this decision will be appealed to the state supreme court and possibly to the us supreme court in downtown san jose, jesse gary,úktvu, fox

two news coming up at 11, a worker at an east bay business attacked during a robbery. >> we'll take a closer look at the suspects. and incident for r . >> and in barry, whether we are wrapping up a beautiful friday out there with still mostly clear skies, a little bit of a t week. we'll have the update after the break, but first, uber and lyft will officially be ending service in one us cit my french toast sticks are back starting at $2.50. now with a sweet new twist - cinnamon sugar churro. dunk, bite and savor them any time of day. or all day! it's totally up to you. only for a limited time. welcome to jack in the box!

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the bill deeply flawed, but hopes to return to minneapolis in the future through a statewide has expressed disappointment inc the vote, saying it will put 10,000 locals out of work. both companies say they will cease operations in minneapolis on may sp1st. >> apple will pay $490 million to settle a lawsuit, settle a lawsuit over its sales in china. the preliminary settlement was filed today in oakland. the shareholder lawsuit alleged ceo tim cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iphone sales cookúsignaled iphone sales were off to a good start in november 2018, then warned about a significant drop in sales in early january 2019 that led to a 10% stock plunge, with shareholders losing more than $70 billion. >> a new report showsúamerican more confident about inflation subsiding in the coming months. conductsúa survey every month of consumer sentiment and ranks it on a 100 point scale. the sentiment dropped slightly from

february to march to a score of 76.5, though that is still sphigher than the last year. min researchers say consumers appear to be in a holding pattern when it comes to whether the economy is improving, and whether it's better to wait to make major personal financial decisions. >> chief u.s. economist with global bank bnp paribas says american voters view the economy willúplay a significant role in the upcoming november election record. he says low consumer confidence is likely driven by ongoing inflationary pressures, as well as prices and even student loan repayments. >> resuming very healthy jobs market. but higher interest rates actually taking a toll on spthe economy. we see it in in a lot of different. we see it categories. this tells us growth will be slower in 2024n relative to r023, but it's bed. we're ind place. >> carl riccadonna said.

recession risks arec receding ad the fedúis adjusting its course, which he says ish landing. fed chair jerome powell told lawmakers last week the central bank may not be far from the point of cutting interest rates. >> the fed is looking to start reducing interest rates soon, most likely not at their even ty meeting might be too soon, but i think by the time we get meetin, policymakers will be ready to start that process. >> the fed is scheduled to meet next on tuesday, where they are expected to keep rates. the same negotiations. celebrating a new agreementúwith their union. >> plus, a new medical campus i& coming to the south bay. the spdifference this willúmake for rural communities and the weekend is here meteorologist mo is back with u after the break

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