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park. then former president donald trump handed a lifeline hours before nearly a half billion dollars inúbond money was due. the new amount he needs to pay after a judge extended his deadline. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. transit advocates are in one week. the first of themt- killed a family of four. ktvu james torres shows us the ideas coming from lawmakers and experts. >> these photos show the scene of the latest crash at a san francisco bus stop. this is at park presidio and fulton near golden gate park. >> so when i arrived on the scene, i saw a man on the ground being lifted on to a stretcher. >> jen noskov took these pictures. she's a candidate for city supervisor in the immediath of the crash. >> we have rules. we need to be better about enforcing those

rules, but then we need to have the larger conversations around what happens when people don't follow the rules. >> an idea for that is now proposed in the state legislature, authored by state senator scott wiener. heúwants to use what's called speed governors, which is technology that would physically limit how fast a car can drive to no more than ten miles an hour above the speed limit. after seeing the crash near golden gate park and stop, killing a family of wantsy in california cars after 2027. >> people have used all over the map. there are people who think it's the best idea in the world. people who think it's the worst idea in the world. the bill is just getting going and it's sparking a long overdue conversation about what we mean when we say we want fewer people to die on our roads, and what we mean when we say that we don't want people to speed like they're speeding. >>úlocal traffic leaders say bolder strategies may be

necessary. in a statement, a spokesperson for the sfmta says it's still learning more about this weekend's do know is that achieving vision zero will necessitate bold action beyond our agency's control. some of that action the current district one supervisor says, has been lingering around for years. supervisor connie chan offered this statement to ktvu, saying in part, i urge the mayor and sfmta to speed up the implementation of all the planned and much needed traffic safety improvements the richmond and citywide, including two speed cameras on fulton street. this is why i share our community's frustration, because clearly we cannot afford any more delays. san francisco police tell us the driver in this most recent incident was cited for multiple, and we're still waiting to hear if the district attorney is planning the driverúof the fatal west

portal crash from last weekend, james torres, ktvu, fox two news, san francisco homicide investigators are looking for information on a deadoue shooting. >> officers were called to the areaúof dwighstre and san bruno avenue around 845 last night. they from gunshoun inside a home. they were pronounced dead at the scene. no arrestsúhave been made in the victims. identities have yet to spbe released. anyone with information is asked. antioch pe investigating what led to a afts found in a creek. police were called to the area of slaton ranch roadúandúlone tree way around 1115 saturday morning. officers arrived and say they found the by of a 38 year old man what caused his death. the man's identity public safety and santa clara county da's office are investigating a deadly confrontation between a police officer and a man. it happened

called to a mobile home park on vienna drive about a man with a& knife walking around the area. when officers arrived, they ordered the man to put the knife down. authorities say the q9 year old suspect moved towards them, and that's when one officer opened fire. ktvu zac sos talked with one woman who saw the shooting happened just a few feet from her >> heartbreaking. i had never seen something like that. i put myself in his mom's position and it's heartbreaking. he she didnt understand why this happened. >> i was walking towards this road right here and saw all the police activity here. i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not and not in this community here. >> the sunnyvale public safety officers association released a statement that reads in part, experiencing a violent attack and being forced to use a firearm in self-defense is the most dreaded encounter an officer can investigators are calling a grass fire in banan at of arson. north county fire

ory responded to an emergency call around 730 last night about a fire at the center urcomplex of the old southern pacific railroad roundhouse along india way. fire only burned about a quarter re but crews remained on the scene for more than two hours. anyoneúwith information on this fire is asked to call north thoh it's in the say last night's fire is not related to saturday night's large warehouse fire. this one started in a 20,000 square foot building previously occupied by lazare fuel company. this video comes from citizen investigation, but firefighters haven't revealed why they don't think the two fires are connected. up in napa county, two people were takenúto the hospital a home in calistoga, napa county and calistoga. firefighters say they were called to place and fuller drive just before 6z00 saturday morningn once on scene, they helped dog e home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. boeing's president and ceo has announced

he's stepping down at the end of the year. the announcement from david calhoun came earlier this morning. the company's chairman and head of the commercial airplane unit are also leaving. this all comes amid increased scrutiny on boeing following multiple incidents involving poor quality or workmanship on planes. the company has not named who will replace calhoun as ceo. this is a pivotal day trump. his deadline to pay a $454 million fine was just extended. as long as he puts up nearly half that amount in ten days, this comes the same day he's also in criminal court forh money paymentsc to an adult film star. foxgs rebecca kaster has details from washington this el. donald. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> monday morning, hegs in new york for a hearing that could begins, this one related to-

alleged hush money payments made to adult film star stormy 2016 >> if somethinggs going to happen before the case that it'o happen on.t& >> but trump's bank accounts are what's in the spotlight. today, ac judge ordered him to post wis after he was found guilty on civil business fraud charges and hit with the $454 million fine otherwise new york attorney general letitia james could start they want to bankrupt him. >>úthey want to hurt him so badly to win this in november. >> this is not about party. this is not about politics. this is about corruption and criminality. >> trump says he has the cash but is saving it for his campaign, leaving him with several other options, including filing another appeal, selling his properties or filing for bankruptcy. >> he's got a lot more time than everybody thinks because seizing his real estate. but, you know,

that's a long, cumbersome process. it requires court approval to attach assets >> it's still possible this case goes to the supreme court in washington. rebecca castor, fox news. >> i feel bad for the kids and the families. heartbreaking. i mean, we in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it. >> a california mountainúlion euthanized after an attack on two men that left one of them dead. a new hypothesis about why the attack may have happened. >> it really is unfortunate that, like, it has to close. ic was like, oakland, gotta do better. it's a shame. in-n-out burger now closed down for good due to an increase in crime in oakland. about the end of an era. sp>> and across the. partly clos and aúpleasant one on the way. i'll have a look at what we ca ex

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line euthanized after it killed a man in el dorado county this weekend. allie rasmus explains the next steps into the investigation on the deadly attack. >> trying to figure out the why of how this occurred. >> it's the first deadly mountain lion attack in brothers, ages 18 and 21, were

in the woods of el dorado county, about 55 miles northeast of sacramento, collecting deer antlers. just after 1:00 saturday afternoon, old called 911 to report he and his brother had been attacked by a mountain lion. when deputies arrived, they found the 18 year old seriously injured and the body of his 21 year old brother. >> they located a man down and next to that individual was a mountain lion in a crouched position. >> the 21 year old was pronounced dead at the scene. his brother is expected to survive after undergoing surgery. >> i felt bad for the kids and the family. it's heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it in the hours after theúattack, state wildlife officials authorized a professional to catch the mountain lion. >> it was caught and euthanized. initialc dna tests confirmed the lion they captured was in fact the one tied to the deadly attack. necropsy results show the mountain lion was a 90 pound

male that appeared to be in good health. >> that's around 11 months old, which is still an age when they& can be living with mom, not yet ready to hunt on their own. >> josh rosino is the policy director for the nonprofit mountain lion foundation. he says a younger lion is a less hunter. deer are their preferred prey. >> if the people were crouching down to pick things up off the the antlers, it's possible i if there's no way to that there's t of mistaken identity that happens. >> mountain lion encounters are extremely rare. but if you do see one, there's a lot of research that says that mountai& lions don't like human voices. >> if you're big and loud and scary, that's not what they want. theyúdon't wantúto be near people. >> the california department of fish and wildlife says its forensic scientists will continue to study samples from the animal carcass to determine whether it had any underlying ktvu, fox two news the only in and out hamburger restaurant in

oakland has closed. >> the company says it's the first time it's ever shut down one of its restaurants for any reason. owners blame rising crime. the restaurant 2005 nearr road and 880. the operators say& they're closing because of waves of car break-ins, property damage, thefts and robberies affecting both customers was lio better. it's a beeping, you know, all the breaking into cars, people getting assaulted. >> just a few days ago, oakland mayor shengtao said crime and the hegenberger corridorúis trending down, but didn't say by how much. the first the neareste in alameda and san leandro. oakland's mayor is expected to introduce the new police chief to the public this week. floyd mitchell comes to oakland from lubbock, texas, was one of thet& four finalists submitted by the police commission last month to the mayorn mayor shengtao says she chose him because of his experience in crime reduction strategies, says the move will help boost morale in the police

department. >> and of course, he's coming to a new city, so we'll show him the ropes. we'll introduce him toúkey community leaders. we'll make sure that he has ample time to be a part of anyúsort of programing with rank and file to create that bond. we know this is a very difficult job. >> it's not a regular police chief job. there's a lot of different bosses. he has to answer to understanding the culture of the city, of the department. what's been going t. >> mitchell was the chief in lubbock for four years. prior to that, was an officer in kansas city for more than 20. >> it'll be a lot of challenges he will be facing. there will not be basically any honeymoon period at all. so it's going to be got to get command and get control of the department itself, got to deal with the community itself, kind of deal with the political machinations that exist within the city. i think that we should give him a chance to do it. sp>> mitchell isúexpected to stt as police chief sometime between late april and early may. the oakland branch of the naacp says

on the hiring of the new chief, the long vacancy of thist& critical position caused a real sense of loss in oakland, and we are glad to see that the city is naacp oakland branch welcomes ad his family to the city of oakland. san jose's assistant police chief will take over as top cop in that city starting at the endúof the month. paul joseph will take over asc interm chief for outgoing chief anthony mata, who is retiring to offices been with san jose police for 30 years, has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. well, the sierra has plenty of snow. this video sent to us by palisades tahoe shows conditions there on the more than two feet of snow overt the weekend. some tahoe ski resorts have already pushed their closing dates past april into may, and more are likely to extend their season. with so much snow onc the ground now, perfect timing for bay area schools about to go on spring break. our meteorologist, rosemary oroczo is here in the weather center looking at our weather at home, but also for those who are planning to

travel, it won't be that difficult of a drive, will it? >> you're right, garcia, we do have a couple of dry days. we will see the rain return, though, by midweek wednesday, and then sort as we head into weekend. for those that will be celebrating a live look outside our doors at this hour, where it's an enjoyable one. temperatures are very similar to yesterday. just a tad warmer in a few spots. here's a view over san francisco, where you and quite a bit of cloud cover partly sunny, partly cloudy for the afternoon. petaluma novato up by two degrees. meanwhile, napa, you're downúby 258 degrees outside your door. napa 55, san francisco upper 50s to about 60 degrees for the inner east bay. a pleasant day, a shaping up. we will be just a little bit below average for this time of it's a. spsfo reporting a 17mph. hayward gusting to 24. livermore gusting to 22. we're going to kind of hold on to this pattern for a couple of days. ridge begins to

build in. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today. and then things start to change once again. getting into wednesday, here's a view of the call for sunset. partly sunnyllm conditions. hopefully a pretty sunset out there tomorrow morning. more of the same. we've got partly cloudy skies to start for the evening. or i should say into the evening hours. but come wednesday that will be the transition day. we may start out mainly dry and showers expected to develop into the afternoon, so we'll track that for you and have more in the extended forecast. meanwhile,úfor today, 64 degrees expected santa rosa will go 60. sanc francisco oakland low 60, livermore as well as santa san jose, san jose. you're just a little bit expected in concord. a little breeze expectedúfor the

afternoon. if you're going outc the coliseum in oakland, the game time there 640. we do expect a mix of sun and clouds, upper 50s with a west northwest breeze to about 15mph. so it will begin to cool down as we get into the want to bring a jae will see again the possibility of wet weather. return to the bay area by midweek, and then an way through the weekend. a extended forecast. gasia. thank you rosemary. >> the cost of dating is going up, but who's picking up the bill? a new study sheds light on th new a ating

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due to a free college program. headcount was up 16% in fall of 2023 and up 8% in spring of 24. the free college program removes financial barriers by for eligible students and reducing or eliminating out-of-pocket student fees. the district is encouraging those thinking of pursuing a degree to take advantage of this opportunity and enrollment across california's 116 community colleges is seeing an increase. the college system in fall of 10 additional students compared to fall of 22. this brought the statewide enrollment total above 2 million for the first time since 2019. the system suffered deep enrollment cuts during the pandemic, but since last spring. statewide, chancellor

says some of the strongest enrollment growth was among black and latino students. students with disabilities and those over the age of 35. barea realtors are predicting that san franciscoúcondo prices will bounce back this year, after city's singleice the ratec of te prices. the typical value for a condo in san francisco is now just under $1 million, still far below pre-pandemic levels. but many realtors say the market has hit up. data from compass show the median price for aúcondo in the city rose by about 5.6% from last year. analysts say the downtown condos are positioned for a potential comeback as the state has signed off on sunnyvale's plan to build more housing. the plan is for 12,000 new units by the year 2p31. new state law requires cities to build more homes and apartments. one third of the cities in the nine bay area counties are still not in compliance. about half of those cities are on the peninsula or in the south bay. happening today, two westbound lanes of the richmond-san rafael bridge will be set to make bridge

repairs to the upper deck, which will require the two far left lanes to be closed starting at seven tonight throughúearly tomorrow morning. traffic will be moved over to the shoulderúon the right on what's primarily a bike path. that path then will be closed off to pedestrians and bicycles beginning at five. wallethub just publishedúits research on the happiest and a y made the top of the list. fremont well-being rankings, while at households making over $75,000 a year, atúnearly 80% of the population. it also has the lowestúseparation and divorce rate in the country, at 8.9. san jose also made the list inúthird place, and irvine, down in southern california, in fifth. these days, the cost of dating can beúadded to the list of things people are stressed out about. a new survey conducted by the company self financial says 68% of americans get on edge thinking about how much a date will cost and which party should pay. overall, 44% of those who were surveyed say

the person who earns more firstf respondents said it'súbest to go dutch on the first date. spprotocol experts say the persn should offer to pick up the next check if there is one. companies with employees the optionúof wom home may be able to lure them back into the office with a new approach. a business insider report says a j.w. surety bond housing benefits, such as helpg- with rentúor mortgage subsidies, could get employees to return on site and even attract new workers, according of remote wos if housing benefits were offered . two thirds said they'd switch companies or careers if they could access such perks. chick fil a has announced some changes to its chicken. the fast food chain is switching from a no antibiotics ever policy to one that will not use antibiotics that are important to human

medicine. chick fil a says it will allow antibiotics that are used to treat sick animals. chick fil a previously changed to antibiotic free chicken in 2014. troubling numbers on the compares to that of other states. then stanford women's basketball headed to the sweet 16 after a nail biting overtime victory. we'll hear from fans hn

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tom vacar looks at crossing soms as it appears california's employment picture has just put its toes over a red line. >> the numbers for february show an actual job loss. this is the first month, in a long timet& we've actually seen a drop, in the number of jobs, the drop of 3400 jobs, but is a loss of 3400 jobs worrisome, well, it's in we over 18úmillion payroll jobs, but it's the trend. >> and what about the unemployment rate, california's underemployment rate of 5.3% is well above the national rate, which is 3.9% and above every other state now reached its

highest level in the post-pandemic period. california showed strong job growth in 2022, averaging 50,000 new jobs every month. but job growtht& began slowing in 2023. now, in february 2024, it crossed line,r unemployment rate is now the highest in the nation. the brightúspotúthere's only one sector, one sector in our state that's really continuing to show job growth, and that'sc the health care sector. though artificial intelligence and genomic medicine hold out a lot of, we'll have to settle for a kind of flattening in our unbridled growth of jobs. forc now, tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> happening today, more than 400 seton medical workers have started a two day union employeo plan to walk off the job. officials with seton say union leaders are prioritizing a negotiation tactic over patient

and community care. the medical center says using union employees have rejected a proposed contract that included a 16% pay raise over three years and free medical benefits for employees and their family members. california homeowners are being advised to make sure g happens, state farm recently announced it won't renew some 72,000 californiaúpolicies. it's the latest insurer to drop policies in our state over rising costs following natural disasters. the california fair plan is now warning it could run out of money as more people turn to that state chartered insurer. earlier onúmornings on two the nine, we spoke with carmen balber from consumer watchdog,t& she said thousands of homeowners are now on notice that they neer >> for some homeowners who may have just signed up for their renewed, they'll have a full year to make that those plans. >> but let's say if my renewal is in april, i really could be down to the wire. absolutely >> and so those homeowners should know that they should

start lookingúfor an insurance agent right away who can help them navigate that process. >> carmen balber also cautioned the california fair plan considered the insurance company of last resort, is a bare bones, minimal coverage policy that costs more. it is available. asf the san francisco board of supervisors has kicked off his reelection campaign. dean preston, the district five corner of supporters, labor leaders officials were there. prestonc is facing competition from bilal mahmood, autumn loewen and alan jones. election day is november 5th. of san francisco voters cast a ballot in the super tuesday primary election, the san francisco department of elections certified friday that about 233,000 ballots were cast in. the city, works out to about 47% of san francisco registered voters. here in california, synagogues,úmosques and other religious organizationsúare still waiting to receive millions of dollars in security

months ago by the governor and state legislature. a couple of israel, the governor designated $40 million in funding to increase security and police presence at places of worship in our state. the organization say they haven't seen any of that money yet. the newsom administration blamed the delay on an overwhelming number of applicants. the governor's office says the money should where the money will go.ouncing- sometime this week, the supreme court considers a case tomorrow spthat will have both legal and political ramifications. two years after the high court overturned roe v wade, justices are being asked whether the food and drug administration overlooked serious safety problems when it made the to ob& practitioner and physicianset- assistantsúcan prescribe the drugnt& >ñ some abortion opponents are hoping the trump administration, if there is a second trump administrationl will treat as a

spde facto ban onúall abortions. so there there are a lot of explosive possibilities that we could see in the case. >> conservative groups blame the drug on tens of thousandsúof emergency complications. seven former fda commissioners filed a brief with the supreme court, saying the agency exercised special care in approving the drug. a decision could come by late june and affect the 2024 presidential race. demand for weight loss drugs is blooming in the united states, despite their limited insurance coverage. many of the drugs cost around $1,000 a month before discounts, according toúsome recent surveys. some patients are willing to pay more out of pocket for the treatments than others, and it's strongly correlated to annual income. for example, nearly 60% of people surveyed with an annual income of more than $250,000 said they're willing to pay 300 or more per month out of pocket, 64% of people who than 75,000 said the maximum they'ref willing to pay is $50 a month or less. the cdc is starting to warn about a global measles outbreak that's already beingc

felt here in the united states. cases in america this year is already higher than what was recorded in all of last year. it's mostly affecting unvaccinated children one. mostt birthday. doctors advise getting the shot to help keep you, your children and your community safc . cancer continues to directly spand indirectly impact millions of lives across the country. while some forms of the disease, such as breast cancer have seen declines in deaths, health data find cases and mortality rates forúanother type of cancer on the rise. fox news ted lindner takes a closer look at who may be most at risk. >> recentc data from the americn cancer society reports. uterine cancer is now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. >> uterine cancer. endometrial cancer is the most frequently diagnosed gynecologic cancer in the united states. it's one of the few cancers that we've actually been seeing an increase in each year of the number of patients that are diagnosed, but also, very importantly, the number of women are actually dying from the disease.

>> but doctors warn of serious health disparities, citing how uterine cancer is more common in black women than white women with black women more likely to die from it. >> there are more high risk endometrial cancers and less high risk endometrial cancers, spand unfortunately, black wome, many of them more aggressive endometrial cancers, are seen in women that are black. >> and while obesity is one of the major risk factors driving up cases, other things like anovulation or polycystic ovarian syndrome, where the ovaries aren't having a normal cycle every month, can also be a risk factor. >> there's also genetic contributions to endometrial cancer. we're somewhere around s to 5% of endometrial cancers, likely being explained by hereditary or genetic reasons. high blood pressure and diabetes >> early detection and action is key to saving lives with medical experts pointing to breakthroughs in immunotherapy treatments. >> immune therapy is a different way to fight the cancer. traditional chemotherapy is kind

of knock down the cancer cells and make it so that they can't continue growing.c but immunotherapy actually has a patient's own immune system. start attacking lindner, fox ne. >> happening today, los angeles dodgers superstar shohei ohtani is expected to address the media about an illegal gambling he transferred funds to coverid- his former interpreter's debt, but later accused the interpreter of massive theft. los angeles news outlets reportc about $4.5 million was wired from ohtani accounts to an orange county bookmaker to settle gambling losses scratchig their heads saying, what is going on here? was, in fact, ths someone who he lent money to? or to or covering bets or covering something else that he was told afterwards? >> we just want to believe that, you know, maybe things were misconstrued. maybe, you know, they were taken out of context. >> the irs says it's investigating both ohtani's bookmaker. major league baseball says it's investigations

department also looking into the matter. legal experts sports, they wonder whether he f someone's debt from illegal gambling. today's the start of a two game bay giants and the a's. first pitch 640 at the coliseumc game two isútomorrow evening at oracle park in the city. both teams are rounding out their rosters before starting the regular season thursday. the giants lost last night to their minor league team, the sacramento river cats, 8 to 1, in an exhibition in front of a spsellout crowd at sacramento's sutter health park. nearly $2 billion is up forúgrabs in two lottery drawings set for tonight and tomorrow. tonight's powerball jackpot, sitting at $8p0 million. tomorrow night's mega millions drawing. now more than a billion after no one won on friday night, both jackpots approaching record highs. that has more people playing the lottery and thinking about what they do with their winnings. >> if i win, i will be quitting my two jobs. i will be paying my son's school tuition. i'll put some away for my other sons. i

have a grandson that i have to take care of now, so just family >> the odds of winning the mega millions jackpot 302 million to 1 powerball jackpot isn't much better. but still, you're at 292 million to 1. you have a better chance of being struck by lightning twice than winning the lottery be spring, but it feels like winter for much of the northern us. after a major snowstorm rolled through. i'm brady campbell in minneapolis. i'll have the details coming up. >> and for us here at home, a couple of dry, quiet days befor, i'll have a look at what ou can expect here

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safety follows a number of recent flare ups and other incidents at refineries in contra costa county that have raised concerns about public safety. a town hall meeting is set for 630 at john muir elementaryúin martinez. flight crews with cal fire covering sonoma, lake and napa counties are now training to fight fires at night. pilots and fire captains from cal fire's box mountain helitack base in middletown say they're training with night vision goggles. cal fire says this is its third season using the goggles, which allow firefighters to expand their firefighting capabilities across the northern united states. we're seeing heavy record for early spring storms. fox weather's brandi campbell has more from minneapolis. >> i've lived here almost a

quarter of a century, and this is the first winter this. >> folks here in minneapolis are digging out on monday following a massive spring storm that dumped foot of snow on the city. and they're not the only ones. heavy snow reported from montana to maine, with up to two feet falling in some parts of new england, winter weather advisories are now in effect in some areas, but many say they don't mind the late season storm. >> we both been missing the snow because yeah, it's been very strange not having snow, especially when it's part of the reason we moved here. >> but all this snow and rain is making for ac messy commute. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed on sunday night and monday morning, and it's not much better on the roads. police reporting hundreds spof accidents as drivers struggled with ice and snow. >> they got pushed and slid about 50ft and thankfully i got control. but i almost hit the guardrail. >> another major issue the storm, hundreds of thousands of customers lost power, but many

of those outagesc had been restored byúmonday morning, and fans of cold weather from coast to coast say they're just trying to enjoy the snow while it lasts. >> it's a welcome late season event. you know, we, like you said we'd like to have it sooner, but we'll take it when we can get it. and there could be more on the way.t& >> another winter storm is developingúout west and could bring more snow to the midwest through tuesday in minneapolis. i'm brady campbell, ktvu, fox two news. >> you can get more on this story and weather natnwide by turning to the fox weather app. use your phone to scan that qr code on the right side of your screen, or you can always head to fox weather.com. we'll run down to our meteorologist rosemary oroczo now, where you're dialing in some wet weather, making its return to the bay. >> yes, garcia, it is going to return on wednesday, and thenc t looks like we couldc be in forúa few days of on and off wet weather leading into easter weekend outside our doors at this hour. a little bit of drizzle this morning, a few sprinkles reported in some spots, but for most of us, a dry

one. and dry with partly cloudy conditions expected. here's park and golden gate bridge, as well will continue with this patterne way, if you haven't had a chance to see how much rainfall we received from friday with some areas coming or so, mount tam a little bit more than an inch. oakland fremont livermore, almost 9/10. and in our santa cruz mountain area, bonnie doon in the sierra. wowza we've got anywhere from 1 to 2, almostúthree feet of new snow since the storm began on friday. here's a view of a storm tracker two where again, a mix of sun and clouds expected for today. that will bg our way for tomorrow. the rain e on our doorstep once again as we

roll into wednesday, and a goodb of showing you the ridge for tomorrow and then breaks down. due to this system here. right now it looks like we will start out with mainly dry weather on wednesday. maybe a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles could take most of the afternoon before this arrives. now we know this storm could easily speed up. we've seen it, you know, do such afternoon showers, but that could change as we get a little bit closer. here's a look at friday afternoon. more rain in the forecast. thursday looks like a sortúof an iffy day . thursday could have a few scattered showers, but not really a big deal. friday looks& wet. saturday looks like it could be a wet one. and then we, hopefully in ones that want to do some easter egg hunting 1 to 2in here at home and the sierra is going to get more snow with travel advisoriescúthere. here'a

little bit of a breeze reported in hayward. a wind gust to 24. splivermore reporting at 22. wih our temperatures in theúmid 50s to low 60s, we will bec aúlittle bit below average for this time of year as we get into the afternoon. 63 expected in redwood city, as well as the inner east east bay of concord. your extended forecast. not much change for tomorrow, but then once the wet weather arrives, it will be on and off all the wayt& into the weekend. gasia rosemary. >> thank you. some people living in richmond protested the opening of a pickleball facility at the craneway pavilion thist& weekend. critics say pickleball isúan improper use of that insts moving forward without proper approvals, city officials expressed concern about the updated proposal submitted to the city earlier this month. richmond city council will present a report to the public on the new pickleball facility during its meeting tomorrow. the stanford women's basketball team is moving onúto the sweet 16. the cardinal winning an overtime thriller last night at maples pavilion over iowa state. ktvu. splamonica peters enjoying the a

tournament. go, kiki! >> all so scared that they might lose. my heart was beating so fast and i think i lost ten years off my life waiting on this game to finish. >> but. but it looks like we're moving on. we're playing next girls, man. keep going.thet- >> women's college basketball has become must see tv for basketball fans this season. >> in a lot of ways, women's basketball is a lot more entertaining than men's because it'súnot always above the rim. >> with stanford women's march , ncaa aa tournament, just be stanford and play the way they always do. people filed into maples pavilion ready to see stanford's cameron brink take on iowa state and freshman standout audi crooks. >> yeah, well, like you said, you won't be able to go around

herl but i think you just got to use your speed and your quickness and your smarts. keep the ball moving. >> longtime stanford fans say >> we don't miss pac 12 tournament. we went to the tournament in vegas. the preseason tournament, i grew up on this campus. my dad went here. so i've been watching stanford basketball since i was in elementary school. >> crooks. and it goes back to stanford at the patio in nearby palo alto, owner megan kokott says stanford students, alumni and in. >> win or lose, diehard fans. >> we have die hard fans. it's the last two days. they've all come out in full regalia and no, it's great. we've been really >> i'm so excited. like obviously last year we didn't make it in round 16, but i feel like this year we had a solid freshman class, so it's really exciting to see those young girls, like, turn their potential into reality and just crush it on the court again. >> fansúwill get to see stanford

third round. 16, onhead to thet- friday, march 29th. now we're not sure whoc they'll be playin, but they will be playing on friday. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news this weekend, the warriors hosted for children. >> the event was for children between the ages of seven and 15 who participate in the bay area's hoops jam. the children and their coaches said it was great to play in the same facility as their favorite professional ball players. >> it's awesome to know you know who's played on that court, tot& know the greatness out there and to know that, you know, we're contributing to that, is really incredible. >> the hoops was founded in r000 as an inclusive sports all children. so would you consider being 27 years old over the hill ? a new study revealing cognitive decline starts a lot earlier than most of us think

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legislation, bellsouth by senator dave cortese would require the health department to monitor fentanyl related deaths among newborns and toddlers and was inspired by the case ofure three month old phoenix castro, who died from a fentanyl overdose last may. social workers objected to returning phoenix to her father, who was known to have a substance abuse problem. a child abuse expert this case involved dysfunction. santa clara county house says it will fight the part of the new bipartisan funding bill that bans the lgbtq pride flag from flying over u.s. embassies worldwide. policy to ban the prideúflag was added to the recentúfunding bill. it allows the american flag and other official branded flagsc of the s agency to be flown americans. iphone customers are going after applen at least

three proposed class action suits have been filed since friday in californiaúand new jersey federal courts by iphone owners they claim apple inflated the cost of its products through anticompetitive conduct. the lawsuits come after a sweeping antitrust case lodged by the justice department and q5 states, including ours, last week. the lawsuits mirrored the justice department's claims that apple violated us antitrust law by suppressing technology for messaging apps, digital wallets and other items that would have increased competition in the market for smartphones. apple denies the government allegations. you could be seeing a lot more new cars from nissann the automaker is set to debut up 16 new electric cars fromet- nissan. nissan says it expects electric and internal combustion cars to cost the same in about six yearsn nissan and honda recently to work together on evs, parts and software.c southwest airlines preparingútoúschedule red eye flights for the first time in its history. airline officials say they see an opportunity for about 50 overnight flights a day

south late night departures from las vegas and hawaii in theúnext two years. the cost of a key feature in many easter baskets will be more expensive this year. americans hundreds of dollars each on various easter treats materials, including sugar and dairy, are more expensive than last year, and cocoa prices have hit a record high. some local businesses say they're as they work to keep very small ane are very careful about when we do those price want to overwhelr customer, but we do have to make sure that we are, you know, keeping track of our expenses. >> analysts say the drier weather left many cocoa producing countries struggling this year. tight budgets are causing many americans to feel guilty about dining at a restaurant. a new survey finds eating out has becomeúa source of stress for about two out oft& every three adults. researchers say that more people are choosing a cheaper restaurant or choosing to go out once a week

instead of multiple times. the are willing to spend about $20 on a meal, though half said they prefer to spend less. looks like wallets are becoming a thing of the past. younger generations are largely using virtual payment systems such as apple pay and paypal. instead of using a physical wallet. a new report says that younger consumers don't think wallets are cool. nearly 80% of gen z digital walr phone. >> i normally use my phonec. i have a debit card, but i don't usually use it. i use my phone normally. >> why do we need a wallet anymore? right? i mean, i'm trying to go that way. it just takes a little time. >> i honestly just brought my wallet out just to have it, honestly. and my driver's license and everything's in there, and also, i got a picture of my girlfriend in it, too, so it helps. >> about three quarters of baby boomers say they're used to reaching for their wallet when it comes time to pay. well, we've heard for years, even back when we were kids, that too much tv will rot your brain. but now one study finds that tvúor

screens in general can be an effective learning tool for children. if you turn the subtitles on, studies show that children better learn words when theyúhear and see them, and that subtitles help build valuable reading skills. researchers cartoons with subtitles on were- twice as likely to be proficienc readers by the age the children don'túeven realize they're learning. a new study suggests that old age begins at 27. data from the report found that certain cognitive functions, including memory retention and pattern detection, peak around the age of 22 before slowly declining around 27. the study spans seven years, examined 2000 people from ages peak performann abstract reasoning and puzzle solving happened at 22, with declines becoming evident by 27. the public will have a chance next month to discuss the future of tilden park, the east bay regional park district is working on a planc to replace te current environmental education center. it regularly hosts

exhibits and public programs area. the education center has two buildings, both dating back to the 70s. says the conditions are that integrates surrounding nature and cultural landscapes. the virtualúcommunity meeting is coming up on april 10th. i was about to say it's a gorgeous day for maybe a quick hike in tilden there in oakland and berkeley, but clouds are beginning to move in. still dry for now. keep in mind that rain is targeting the bay area around wednesday. our meteorologist will pop up new information as soon as they get it online. you can also stream our news and weather at ktvu on your smart tv, watch our live newscasts and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv and android tv. scan your screen or search the fox local app for ktvu. meet you back here at fo (upbeat music) (audience clapping) - [tammi] can you guess what this is? if you guessed beehive, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary". our first celebrity captain loves his atlanta falcons