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in the bay area, remembering those who have died during the war between israel and hamas and those who remain in captivity. today, marking exactly six months since the fighting began. >> israeli and international citizens or hostages. and there are 9000 palestinians who are being held in military detention, we want to see all of those people released. >> officials on both sides of the conflict reporting the death toll in the tens of thousands. good evening, everyone. >> i'm mike mibach, and i'm heather holmes. as people mourn the tremendous loss of life near associations to try to reach a cease fire at hostage deal continue in cairo. meantime, the israeli military says it is now withdrawn. its ground forces from khan younis in southern gaza. jordan says it has also sent what it is describing as

its largest humanitarian aid convoy to the gaza strip since the war began. now a statement by the hashemite charity organization says that 105 trucks carrying food, including rice and flour, are now on their way to gaza, will arrive there later this week as aid pours into the region. survivors of the conflict are describing their experiences. one israeli woman shares what happened to her back on october 7th. >> zakariyah ruben, nadav, my husband, they shot him at point blank range in the chest. >> there were 2 or 3 gunshot wounds. i remember he was lying on the floor like that quietly. i remember him with his legs folded and lying quietly with straight away. there were five terrorists inside the mohammad. the safe rooms with weapons, opening the closet there and telling us to get dressed. >> now the woman you just heard from says that she was taken to gaza and released after seven weeks of being held hostage. this evening in the south bay, a

group gathered to show its support for the children who have suffered. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live for us now in palo alto, where dozens of people gathered for a vigil, lamonica. >> heather, one of the organizers, told me that they meet here each sunday to bring more attention to what's happening in gaza. they say the death and the humanity in crisis must come to an end. we demand a ceasefire. >> we demand a cease fire at the corner of town and country village in palo alto. >> dozens of people gathered to show support for an immediate cease fire in gaza. the gaza health ministry says women and children make up two thirds of those killed. >> we're talking about an extraordinary number of orphaned children, children who've lost their entire families, children who are now caretaker for their younger siblings. it's just really i'm a mother of four children. it's incomprehensible to me. free palestine. >> the group calls its weekly

event vigil for the children of gaza. they say they've been meeting at this corner each sunday for months, trying to bring awareness to the suffering. the u.n. recently concluded that starvation in gaza is imminent and israel may be committing war crimes. >> the pressure we're putting on government is actually working. this is the only reason they're turning now, not out of compassion, not out of humanity, but because they're afraid we won't vote for them. >> in november, six months after the attacks, israel says more than 130 hostages are still being held by hamas. and the gaza health ministry says more than 33,000 palestinians have been killed, with no current deal or ceasefire agreement on the table, analysts say there's no end in sight to the fighting. >> when we called for a cease fire, we mean everybody should work to put down their arms and build towards a more peaceful coexistence. that's fair for both the palestinians and the

israelis. >> now, this group says they'll continue to gather here each sunday calling for a cease fire into the death and violence ends. heather. yeah >> and lamonica, there are reports that the cease fire talks there in cairo are making, quote, significant progress. we'll stay on top of that. thank you. in lafayette, a grassroots group held a community vigil to honor the estimated 130 hostages still being held in gaza. this was on the overpass along highway 24. signs reading bring them home and other posters were set up while people waved israeli flags. one bay area woman says that her brother and brother in law, yogev, is still being held. she tells us that she's scared for her safety. >> i just pray that he's still alive and i call on the international community to do whatever they can to bring a deal as soon as possible to release the hostages. >> organizers say they also want

to see the red cross work more to gain information on the health conditions of the hostages. >> relatives of the hostages being held by hamas took part in a march in washington, d.c. the hostages and missing families forum organized the event. demonstrators marched from the washington monument to the lincoln memorial there, demanding a cease fire and the release of all the hostages. hamas is reportedly holding 134 people captive. most of them israelis. the demonstrators says it is time to bring them home. >> our unified message, our takagi dollar, our demand to the terrorists, to hamas, release them now. today we send our people home. >> it is estimated that more than 30,000 palestinians have been killed in the israel-hamas war, and many of them children. as we've been reporting, state senator scott wiener of san francisco released a statement today on social media marking

the grim six month milestone and saying in part, quote, everyone is losing this war and the war needs to end. the hostages must be returned home. every single one of them, he says, including the bodies of those raped and killed by hamas while held hostage. hamas must be removed from power, wiener says. hamas must not be allowed to govern gaza. the world must also commit to rebuild gaza for gazans, and we must move toward an independent palestine. >> new at ten san mateo county sheriff's office transit police are now investigating a deadly collision in san carlos. caltns says around 1210 this morning, one of its cars struck th tracks. the victim died aton the scene. their identity ha not been confirmed by authorities. it is unclear at this time why the person was on the tracks. >> authorities searching tonight for the driver involved in a crash that killed a little girl. the rollover crash near concord also sent four people to the hospital. ktvu s bailey o'carroll has more now on the man being sought, according to chp and contra costa county, an

suv with six people in it traveling northbound on interstate 680 went off the road just after 5 a.m. on sunday and crashed into a median at the interstate 680 and highway 242 interchange. >> the suv flipped multiple times, causing the people inside to be ejected, and a nine year old girl was pronounced dead on scene, and four other women were taken to john muir hospital in walnut creek with serious injuries, according to chp. initial investigation. several people in the suv were not wearing a seatbelt. ktvu traveled to where the crash happened and noticed the guardrail was mangled. though the highway patrol would not say if that was because of today's crash. chp says the driver of the suv, a gray mazda cx nine, was a 30 year old hispanic male. he got out of the suv and walked away. investigators are looking for that driver, but so far have not released his name. his description, or what may have led to the accident. the investigation into this crash is still ongoing. chp is asking

anybody who may have information about the whereabouts about the driver, or anybody who may have seen anything to contact them in contra costa county. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> an inmate at the santa clara county jail in san jose was found dead inside his cell. authorities say 27 year old man was found unresponsive for 15 yesterday morning. they say cpr was administered until medical personnel arrived on scene. he was pronounced dead about 25 minutes later. the sheriff's office says the inmate, whose name has not been released, was in his cell alone at the time of his death. and they also say there's no evidence at this time of foul play. the alameda county sheriff's office says it seized more than 2 pounds of fentanyl during a bust in oakland. authorities say in addition to those drugs, detectives discovered $14,000 in cash, along with drug manufacturing equipment. deputies say they executed search warrants on friday, leading them to the drugs and those arrests. >> well, at least one person was

injured in a string of sideshows that took place all across the bay area overnight as ktvu story gaines shows us one of those illegal events also brought traffic to a complete standstill right there on the bay bridge. >> it's a familiar sight for many people across the bay area, cars spinning at high speeds as onlookers cheer and try to avoid getting hit. sideshow swept across at least four cities saturday night, starting on the peninsula. here's what was captured on video. the string of incidents started around 11 p.m. in menlo park. dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the intersection next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes at the corner of coyote hill road and page mill road, lasers can be seen aimed across the spinning cars as smoke billows up from the tires. mountain view was next up, where a group gathered at middlefield road and bernardo avenue. video shows several spectators leaping out of the way of cars, doing spins at high speed, highlighting how dangerous these

sideshows can be. police confirmed to ktvu that a 20 year old woman from pittsburgh suffered a broken ankle after being struck by a car. in that sideshow, two sideshows also took place in oakland, one on 42nd in international boulevard, not far from the spartan final. around 2 a.m, tons of fireworks could be seen popping off in that area. oakland police confirmed that at least 100 vehicles and dozens of spectators were at that sideshow. opd arrived on scene and dispersed the crowd, but police are still investigating. another sideshow sprang up near alma and excelsior around 3 a.m, but the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles spin in circles. the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic to a dead stop. >> four people were detained and two of which were arrested and two of which were cited for aiding abetting in a sideshow. two of the people that were were

detained were determined to be juveniles. >> it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different groups showed up to each site. >> the evening or early morning hours, especially on a weekend, are can be make it difficult to respond as the officers are typically engaged in other enforcement activities. typically dui investigations or arrests. the ability to respond in a expedient manner obviously can be delayed when they do block all the lanes of traffic in oakland. >> tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news two boys from mountain view who were reported missing early yesterday have been found safe. >> the chp had issued an endangered missing advisory for nine year old daniel wu and four year old david wu, early yesterday morning, and officers say the two boys were with a woman, 38 year old taylor wu. the chp now says all three have been safely located but did not elaborate on where they were or the circumstances behind their

disappearance. >> i don't think it's ever the right thing to do for taking away something that the students really need and want to do. >> university of san francisco cutting its tennis program. we'll have reaction from students and the options for current team members. >> and a pretty nice day today. a little bit warmer by about 3 or 4 degrees. that is the trend this week. temperatures increasing right into the week. i'll have that forecast coming up. >> and a group of bay area researchers want to improve interactions between humans and mount lions, what they plan on developing as they shut down a preserve to the public

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at the university of san francisco. the school plans to disband both the men's and women's tennis teams at the end of the season, all due to budget shortfalls. new. at ten tonight ktvu zac sos live now at the campus. there in san francisco. zach, how are students taking this move? >> i'd say the reaction is pretty mixed. some of the students, you know, pretty upset about this, while others really just calling it basically a sign of the times on campus as the university tries to cut costs, tighten its belt, the university, for its part, says it's been spending years trying to raise enough money to keep this program going and just never was able to raise enough. >> kind of sad. >> i just felt bad about it. it

made me kind of sad to hear about a team folding. >> university of san francisco students learning this weekend that their men's and women's tennis teams would be taking to the courts and golden gate park for the last time when the season wraps up. >> i know that the university is in a bit of a dire situation, so i know that they had to cut something, and a lot of folks knew about tennis, the university, describing its decision to discontinue both division one programs as among the difficult moves being made on campus to save money due to enrollment shortfalls. >> i absolutely do feel bad for the team. i mean, i, i can't say that i was too surprised because , i feel like a lot of programs have been getting cut and a lot of programs here don't have a lot of funding, especially like arts. >> i'm glad they didn't end up cutting a major, because i think that would have been more detrimental to more students and also incoming students. >> together, the men's and women's tennis programs costing the university more than $1 million to operate each year. >> i think there's probably

other things that they could have done to save money if they needed to save money, and i think cutting the tennis team was not the way to do it. >> in a statement, university athletic director larry williams saying in part, quote, personally, i'm very sorry that our players and coaches received this news. they did not expect their usf careers to be shortened in this way. we are doing everything we can to assist them as they chart their next steps and plan for their futures. the 16 players on both teams now being offered the opportunity to keep their scholarships and continue their studies at the university, or transfer out. >> i can only imagine how those players and their families feel, and then their tennis fans feel and. >> and as for the coaches, the university says they're working with them on next steps. i can tell you i reached out to one of the coaches via email and they say this whole thing, it's just completely blindsided them.

>> heather. yeah, some really tough decisions there on the campus all right. zac sos, thank you. convoys of vehicles resumed today in monterey county to help people stranded by that crumbling cliff side near big sur. the edge along highway one collapsed over easter weekend following heavy rains. at the time, caltrans closed about 40 miles of roads, stranding more than 1000 tourists and residents in the area. daily convoys were being allowed to help keep people get out of the area, but more rain over the last few days halted that process. well, today, the convoys resumed. meantime, crews are still working to try to shore up the roadway this weekend. they have been able to install k rail crash cushions and temporary striping there at the site. highway one in capitola is back open tonight after both directions were closed for the demolition of the capitola avenue bridge. caltrans used heavy equipment to take down the decades old structure. the roadway was closed last night at

7:00 and reopened ahead of schedule. this afternoon. a new overcrossing is expected to open next summer or fall. >> the rancho san antonio open space preserve in the south bay will be closed to the public tomorrow and tuesday, so the puma project can safely do some research. the group is with the university of santa cruz. this is the part uc santa cruz. this is part of a five year study to better understand factors that influence interactions between mountain lions and humans. with this research, the puma project wants to develop better management systems to help us safely coexist with the big cats. >> all right, a pretty nice day today. temperatures did warm about 4 or 5 degrees. that's the trend this week. temperatures increasing right into the week. that means temperatures as low or as high as 80 degrees as we get into the middle end of the week, maybe mid 80s in some spots possible. these were the highs from today. we've got a spring pattern that has taken hold. that's why we've got the pretty breezy conditions today. along the coast we had 25 mile an hour northwest winds, a very

spring like weather pattern and spring like without the rain. like last week was kind of spring like two. but this is warm, dry spring like it's going to hang on for a little while. so valley fog not an issue. coastal fog will return probably in a couple of days. winds are still 16 miles an hour at novato as 17 well, 17 sustained at sfo, so it's still pretty breezy. so tomorrow morning you wake up and it's going to be beautiful, glorious day. and it's going to be warmer by a solid 5 to 10 degrees. so we're going to see lots of low 70s tomorrow upper 60s low 70s and the winds the next couple of days. i'm just all illustrated with this is the onshore flow that's going to continue pretty much through the week. and that means classic spring weather with temperatures not above average, but about where they should be. as we get closer and we're in deep into spring now, we're not deep into it, but we're into it, and we're going to have some really nice weather to show for it. tree plants are going to start to become an issue as well within the sun comes out and warms up,

especially about wednesday, thursday this week i'll have the full forecast. that's just a brush over. i'll see you back here in a few minutes. >> all right. sounds good bill. thank you. well, the owner of a powerball ticket sold in the state of oregon worth more than $1.3 billion, has not come forward yet. a single ticket purchased in portland matched all six numbers last night, ending a powerball winless streak that began three months ago. the winner has the option of taking a $621 million check, or having it paid out over 30 years, according to state law, players in oregon, with few exceptions, cannot remain anonymous. >> workers at a philz coffee in the east bay are demanding more benefits. the group they formed, that's a first for employees at the chain. >> also, gen z setting a new trend and this time it's in the classroom

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last month, 16 workers at the gilman street location voted to form fills coffee united. that, according to the daily californian. the union is now working for better pay and benefits, more staffing as well as consistent scheduling. the ceo philz coffee, says the company will work with the union moving forward. >> well, the national renegade craft tour wrapped up its stop today in san francisco. the traveling collective brings the works of small artists and businesses to several cities across the country for two day events. goods range from pottery to botanical health products and one of a kind prints. there were also coffee and bakery pop ups to keep attendees fed as they browse through all of the vendors at fort mason, renegade craft is expected to return to san francisco august 3rd and fourth. >> generation z appears to be leading a new trend in education from the fall of 2022 to the fall of last year, the number of students enrolled in vocational based community colleges increased 16, and the number of students studying construction rose 12. since the year 2021.

now this post-pandemic statistic comes as tuition at a number of prominent universities, such as yale, is now more than $90,000 a year. >> college is expensive. i want to work with my hands, and i want to learn something that i can actually use, trade schools definitely offer more job security right now because there's a lot of unknowns with artificial intelligence, and you don't want to invest in a career track with a degree program where you don't even know if you're going to have a job by the time you graduate. >> college advocates note there are cheaper options to obtaining a four year college degree. and while trade schools can lead workers to max out on their earnings early on, they can earn more money if they do start their own business. >> remote work allows people, of course, to work from home. but what about working from a cruise ship? virgin voyages, launching a month long cruise pass targeted towards remote workers. it's a four week long, it's four week long cruises all packed

together, and it starts at about $10,000 for two passengers. the adults only ship sails to spain, france and italy. virgin first announced the pass last month and it quickly sold out. it's now added a second ship for the summer sale, a new study reveals. americans feel like they need a lot more money in order to retire comfortably. a northwestern mutual planning and progress study revealed that many americans do not feel comfortable enough to retire unless they have a record $1.46 million saved up now, according to the study. that figure is up 15% from last year's 1.27 million. and it is a huge leap from 2020, when the figure when the ideal figure was sitting at about $951,000. now, baby boomers, gen xers, millennials and gen zers all have wide gaps in what they need and what they've saved. gen zers had the largest gap at about $1.61

million. >> well, if your sleep is full of loud snoring, doctors warn that is not a good thing. occasional snoring can be benign, but loud snoring can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a serious condition linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, even stroke. health officials say. if loud snoring is happening at least three times a week, coupled with a disrupted breathing pattern, gasping, restless sleep or morning headaches, it could be a sign of the sleep disorder. >> real people who know the stakes of this election and are rolling up their sleeves to pitch in what they can. >> president biden and former president trump trying their best to appeal to donors. coming up, the amount that they've been able to raise as the as the election nears and the bay area is home to some of the highest rent prices in the nation. >> but how much money are some people actually saving? living in those rent controlled apartments and homes for the last 40 years? >> plus, sean diddy combs facing more legal troubles? we'll tell you about the latest lawsuit

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what president biden raised at a new york city fundraiser with former presidents clinton and obama. this was the first major fundraiser for trump and the rnc since he became the party's presumptive presidential nominee , trump said. americans want change. >> we're going to make america great again. everyone knows it. the election is going to be in now a little more than six months, and it's going to be the most important, i believe, election we've ever had. i think it's going to go down as the most important date in the history of our country. >> high dollar donors paid anywhere from 200 to $800,000 to be at the fundraiser with the former president and first lady, and there were some big names at the palm beach dinner, including governor doug burgum, who has endorsed trump. >> it wasn't just energizing, it was actually inspirational. being with all of these incredible job creators, people that have many people that started with nothing. they've lived the american dream. they've given back to their communities. they've created, created, you know, countless jobs around our country and their concerned about the future

under joe biden. >> the biden campaign slammed trump's high dollar donor strategy, saying it puts billionaires first. >> this campaign is scranton versus palm beach. real people who know the stakes of this election and are rolling up their sleeves to pitch in what they can. >> some donations from the fundraiser will go to a political action committee that helps pay trump's legal bills. his campaign says. that pac also covers other expenses. saturday's fundraiser will help trump close the gap with president biden, who has a cash advantage over his opponent. trump has more fundraisers this week, including one on wednesday in georgia. meanwhile, president biden has campaign events in madison, wisconsin, and chicago. in palm beach, florida, madison, scarpino fox news. >> president biden has raised more campaign money than donald trump, democratic national committee and biden's reelection campaign said this weekend they've ended the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden

campaign says this is the highest amount raised by any democratic candidate, and that 96% of the donations were less than $200. the campaign also reports raising $90 million last month alone, while the president of mexico says his country is now breaking off all of its diplomatic ties with ecuador. >> that announcement came just hours after police in ecuador stormed into the mexican embassy . police had come to arrest a former vice president of ecuador who had sought political asylum after being indicted on corruption charges. mexico's president calls that embassy raid a flagrant violation of international law. >> a little bit of a new shift when it comes to buying a home in major cities across the country. roger healey, a dallas based realtor, says consumers are shifting strategies and are becoming more business oriented about buying a house. a recent realtor.com study showed in the top 50 us markets, many people will rent instead of buy in order to save money. a march study showed renting can now be

as much as 60% cheaper than purchasing a house. many people living in rent controlled apartments in san francisco are paying far less money to their landlords than their neighbors, the chronicle conducted a study investigating the effect of the city's rent stabilizing law that went into effect in 1979. it found there are some large economic perks in living in the same rent controlled apartments or homes for decades, according to the data. some of these longtime renters are now paying just about $1,000 a month to rent a house in pacific heights. >> congressional leaders are now weighing in about that potential merger between two of the largest credit card providers, senate majority leader chuck schumer. today addressing the potential capital one and discover merger. if capital one acquires discover for $35 billion, it could have consequences for millions of consumers who may be charged higher fees as a result. schumer says he has reached out to the

companies to get answers for the public. >> what could go up if this merger occurs? the your annual fee, your interest charge, your late payment fee. in addition. foreign transaction fees balance transfer fees and cash advance fees could go up. fees, fees, fees you get it. >> the $35 billion acquisition would create the world's largest credit card issuer. millions of americans are turning to new technology to help themselves out. this tax season, according to a survey from the harris poll , 17% of americans say that they have used chatgpt for tax filing. the same poll found 45% of americans are open to using the artificial intelligence chat bot to review their taxes. experts though, say that people should proceed with caution when using this technology to file

returns, openai tells cnbc see. this activity actually goes against its usage policies. >> elon musk has reportedly called for a judge in brazil to resign after a recent ruling. a brazilian supreme court judge has opened an inquiry into elon musk after musk said he would re activate the accounts on x that the judge had initially ordered to be blocked, according to reuters. musk claims the judge has, quote, brazenly betrayed the constitution and people of brazil. the company was also prohibited from giving details on the judge's order. >> a rapper and music mogul, sean diddy combs, is facing some new abuse allegations. he was named as a codefendant in a new lawsuit filed in los angeles. as fox's christina coleman explains, this suit was filed by a woman who claims diddy's son sexually assaulted her back in 2022. >> in a new lawsuit, sean diddy combs second son, christian combs, is accused of sexually assaulting a crew member working on a super yacht. that suit was

filed here in los angeles. attorneys representing former yacht stewardess grace omaki say she was sexually assaulted on board a yacht when she was 25 years old in december of 2022 by diddy's son, rapper christian combs. they say his dad, sean combs, leased the yacht and had full control of its staff and the premises. hautamaki's lawyers say combs turned what was sold as a wholesome family excursion into a hedonistic environment. they stated, quote, defendant sean combs fostered and encouraged an environment of debauchery. there was always a party atmosphere filled with suspected sex workers, suspected laced alcohol, violence and sheer disrespect of women and the yacht's crew. the lawsuit also contains photos of bruises that hautamaki's lawyers say she suffered when christian combs violently grabbed her and attempted to force her to perform a sex act. they also included a transcript of an audio recording, which they say captures omaki being forced to consume suspected laced shots of tequila. a lawyer representing both diddy and his son christian said in part, quote, we have not

seen this woman's claim, but i'm sure we can expect the same kind of manufactured lies. diddy is named in the suit for liability, but he was not accused of sexual assault. in this court filing. his la and miami homes were raided just last month as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation. a series of lawsuits have been filed against the music mogul, accusing him of sexual misconduct. meantime, diddy denies any wrongdoing and he has not been charged for any crimes. reporting in los angeles, christina coleman, fox news. >> a marin county organization working to combat the rise in overdoses. tonight at 11, the focus of this week's forum to ensure collaboration in the community and checking in on the weather this week. >> it's going to be nice. very spnglike out there. warmer, maybe some low 80s. i'll see you back here with that forecast. >> i already drove about 10.5 hours just to get here, and i'm willing to drive another 9.5 hours just to see a more certain, clear version exhibit it is building for tomorrow's solar eclipse.

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the eclipse right here in the bay area. millions of americans are making sure they are in a prime viewing spot as fox's max gordon reports, many people have actually packed up and traveled to get a glimpse of what could be a once in a lifetime event. >> we're now just hours away from the must see celestial event that's been on everyone's radar the past few weeks. on monday afternoon, the moon will block out the sun a total solar eclipse. >> it's incredible. it's everything people say it is, it's just an entirely different experience.

>> this is the path of totality, starting in texas and cutting northeast across the country. if you're not in that zone, it will still be worth seeing. it just won't be a total eclipse. people traveling far and wide to the cities and towns expected to get the best view, but fueling some concern for those who came all this way is the potential for clouds in the forecast. one person we talked to in cleveland says he booked a last minute airbnb in quebec, just in case conditions aren't ideal, i want to experience it unobstructed as much as possible. >> i already drove about 10.5 hours just to get here, and i'm willing to drive another 9.5 hours just to see a more certain clear version. >> others say they're excited no matter what the weather has in store. >> i still see like it turned dark. i think. so i think it'll still be cool regardless. when the moon completely blocks out the sun, it essentially looks like it turns night for a bit, and i'm just really excited to see that. >> but don't forget to wear proper eye protection. looking directly at the sun before and after totality can damage your

eyes, and there's good reason people don't want to miss out the next total solar eclipse seen in the u.s. won't happen for another 20 years. in cleveland, ohio, max gordon fox weather. >> all right, so there are a number of eclipse events planned for tomorrow right here in the bay area. the exploratorium in san francisco will hold a solar eclipse viewing party, the chabot space and science center, as well in oakland and the lawrence hall of science in berkeley. also planning an eclipse event. all three of these events start at ten in the morning. the partial eclipse here in the bay area expected to peak 1113, with the moon covering about 34% of the sun. >> a southwest airlines jet forced to turn around minutes after taking off from denver international today after part of the engine covering, detached the boeing 737 800 was heading to houston when the removable cover of the engine ripped off. tmz, sharing these photos online in recorded air traffic control audio, one of the pilots said

that, quote, several passengers in flight attendants heard something loud hit the wing. the airline released this statement, quote, southwest airlines or southwest flight 3695 returned to denver denver international airport this morning and landed safely after experiencing a mechanical issue. we are working now to get customers on their way to houston on another aircraft. our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft. all right, the warriors celebrating the team's passionate fans at tonight's game, and a trove of tony bennett items will be auctioned off later this month. how you can see this large collection before it's gone. >> and it was a pretty nice spring weekend, i'd say across the bay area. a little breezy at times as we give you this live look outside of the oakland estuary on a sunday night. up next, chief meteorologist bill martin has the forecast for your neighborhood, including a little bit of morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries!

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in for all the support. this season, the team held its annual fan appreciation night this evening at the chase center as it hosted the utah jazz warriors. players and coaches say the fan base helps create an advantage when playing even the toughest competition. >> i think one of the best compliments you can get is when people complain about your noise . we've had those. we've had those complaints. >> our fans are not only passionate and loud, but they're knowledgeable. they love the game. it feels like it's worth a couple of buckets every game for us. >> fans at tonight's game were given a custom t shirt designed by a local artist and treated to an innovative and interactive adobe globe experience. the warriors next home game, by the way, is friday, april 12th against the pelicans. >> the san francisco gay softball league kicked off its season today with an opening day ceremony. yeah yeah, go go go go go go go go. today's opening day

game was at mosconi. there in the marina. the league says it is committed to providing an environment for lgbt q plus members to play competitive softball in a space conductive to the community. an example of this is their gender inclusive team options that accept non-binary and transgender players. one of the coaches telling us today support from the city helps keep the game alive. >> city hall and the, park and rec definitely, supports us. keeps these fields nice. they do the best that they can, and it's because it gets such high use. it costs a lot of money to keep these things going. so it's a wonderful thing that they do, but they really support the league a lot. they give us priority on sundays and we love that. >> and san francisco mayor london breed was at today's event with the honor of throwing out the first pitch. >> russia now declaring a federal emergency for flood hit areas in the orenburg region. today, more than 4000 people,

including almost 900 children, have been forced to evacuate. more than 6000 homes have flooded in the region so far. officials reported that four people have died, but the deaths were not caused by the flooding or one of the most hard hit areas suffered the worst of the floods, which caused a dam to break last friday. an investigation into possible construction violations of the dam has now been launched. a volcano on an island in the galapagos chain in ecuador is now being studied. the la cumbre volcano first erupted last month , sending lava into the sea and lighting up the night sky, says the island is uninhabited. the situation poses no risk to people, however. the island is home to a number of species, including iguanas and penguins. the la cumbre volcano is one of the most active in the galapagos island chain. >> and taking a look at the weather as we move into the next couple of days, spring is sprung and it will feel like it. this week. didn't feel like it so much earlier last week or later. last week. in general. this week

though, it will. temperatures today did warm about 4 or 5 degrees. temperatures tomorrow will warm another 4 or 5 degrees, maybe eight degrees, and we hover into the mid 70s and then low 80s as we get towards the middle of the week. so what that means for most of us or not, some of us me is tree pollen. so if you have allergies, tree pawns are going to really be out in earnest, especially come wednesday, thursday or friday. and if it's something blooming out front of your house and you're bothered, it's most likely that tree. that's kind of how it works. there's the live camera shot. no fog, no valley fog, no coastal fog, kind of breezy. air quality was money today. we had a good, strong, gusty winds today, 2025 miles an hour at sfo and that really just cleaned out the atmosphere. and you can see it here as we get towards summer here. right. the high pressure starts to really dominate. you start to see the coastal fog and then the air quality. you're not going to get these really crisp, clear nights. this is that magical time of year where the rain goes through a couple of days ago, and the winds clear

out in the atmosphere is stunning. and that's how it'll be tomorrow. it'll be like this too. but each day this week it's going to get the high pressure is going to be a little more dominant and a little bit more restricting of chemical or particulate at the in the lower layers, where we are 17 miles an hour in novato, that's sustained sfo, 17 miles an hour out of the northwest. i'll show you the winds just because i want you to see that there's no this is over the next couple of days. the winds are generally out of the northwest, and the colors really just represent breezier conditions along the coast, which is just nothing but springtime. it's exactly the pattern that you'd expect for this time of year. so everything's to the north, the jet streams to the north. it stays up there. some of the models were hinting at something later on in the week, but right now it sort of doesn't look like that's the story. it looks like this whole week is going to be dry and mild and warm. it's going to be cool. overnight tonight, temperatures in the inland valleys are going to get down into the mid and upper 30s. so that'd be chilly. maybe a little frost two tomorrow morning. this is the model tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon right. and then

tuesday morning tuesday afternoon looks good. and then we get into wednesday morning a little coastal fog shows up. so no, just subtle, subtle changes. no, no big giant variations. as we saw last week with wow, thunderstorms, lightning, hail, you name it, we had it. here's the five day forecast. it looks pretty good again, i think paul and sufferers is kind of time to get out the, all the rest or whatever you take. i don't, i can't remember what i take, but whatever you take, take it. if you're bothered by the trees because they're going to be noticeable the next couple of days. >> all right, bill, thank you. people will soon have the opportunity to view a collection of unique items owned by legendary singer tony bennett. tomorrow, through wednesday, julien's auctions is showcasing several items from bennett's estate at san francisco's fairmont hotel. items on display include his presentation, say, san francisco cable car bell, a world series worn jacket, san francisco giants jacket and original landscape. san francisco watercolor painting

awards one from the record, i left my heart in san francisco will also be on display. all of these items, by the way, will be auctioned off later this month.r newsom declared the start of california library week in his proclamation, newsom says the state's more than 100 libraries act as a critical community hub for education and lifelong learning. they provide free wi fi, house collaborative workspaces, and serve as heating and cooling centers during inclement weather. newsom also emphasizes the importance of libraries, reflecting the rich diversity of the state. today's proclamation also comes at the start of national library week data released by the golden gate bird alliance suggests crow populations are booming in san francisco. >> the alliance's christmas bird count last year tallied nearly 60,000 birds, and about 4.5% of them were american crows. this is more than ten times the share of crows compared to 30 years ago. some experts, though, are skeptical about these numbers, saying count results could be

influenced by the number of volunteers. >> all right. coming up in sports, the giants secured their first series win of the season. our jason appelbaum has that after the break. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news thieves breaking into a gas station with a u-haul truck in tonight's west coast wrap. the investigation now underway as police search for the group of criminals

they have clinched a berth in at least the play in tournament, most likely as a ten seed after houston lost to dallas earlier in the day. the warriors hosting utah and a rest day for stephen curry, andrew wiggins also out with a mild ankle issue, but& jonathan kuminga returned after missing the last six games due

to knee tendinitis. klay thompson he tends to step up when curry is out and tonight no different. he relocates and launches one of his six threes. he had 25 in the first half 32 for the game. the clock was winding down in the first brandon pisemsky says no problem. i'm just going to throw up the runner from three point land. it's good. the warriors led by 13 after one. the rookie finished with 16 points, seven rebounds, six assists. as for kuminga, he hasn't played in almost two weeks. did not look rusty at all. throws down the alley oop from pisemsky. kuminga finished with 21 points, ten rebounds off the bench and the warriors win 118 to 110, their seventh win in their last eight games. >> we get a chance to compete in the postseason and i'm very grateful for that because there was a time where the warriors made the postseason once in 18 years, so i hope people can be grateful for that, that we have a chance to, you know, chase greatness.

>> and it was a dream matchup in today's women's college basketball championship game. two number one seeds undefeated south carolina versus iowa and their superstar guard caitlin clark, playing in her final game with the hawkeyes before she turns pro later this month and the ncaa's all time leading scorer. she came out firing clark from curry range to put iowa up by double digits early. she scored 18 of her 30 points in the first quarter, but south carolina settled down assumed control in the second half. kamilla cardoso doing much of the damage strong inside with the rebound, put back to put the gamecocks up by eight. late cardoso 15 points, 17 rebounds. redemption and revenge for dawn staley squad after iowa ended their undefeated season in the final four last year, they flipped the script tonight on caitlin clark, who will be the top pick in the wnba draft later this month. south carolina wins

8775 to finish a perfect 38 zero and capture its third title in seven years. bob melvin, looking to take the giants opening home series of the season against his former team that would be the san diego padres rubber match this afternoon in front of 40,000 plus. yes, that lady, not too shy. we see you. giants down two one in the ninth. runners on the corners when they catch a break. michael conforto grounds out to first, but no one in any double play, and hossam kim drops the ball. he's trying to tag jorge soler, tyler fitzgerald comes in from third on the error to tie the game at two a piece, and soler ends up on third. next batter, it's matt chapman and watch what he does. he's going to line one to right. soler trots in from third. that's the go ahead run on chapman's ninth rbi in his first ten games with the giants. san francisco wins 3 to 2 to improve to four and six, and they next host washington for three more beginning tomorrow. how about

the oakland a's? there's a fan in the motor city who's rooting for the oakland a's. and they're wrapping up their three game set with the tigers. good day for the for the a's zack gelof two men on crushes this jack flaherty fastball into the seats in left. that's a three run homer. gelof had four hits, including a triple, four rbis, and after beating the tigers four nothing yesterday, they beat them seven one. today to improve to three and seven, and they head to texas on tuesday. so it's good to see the a's winning a couple in a row. after a very rough week for the fans. >> yeah, it really was all right jason thank you. coming up next here at 11 when we call for a ceasefire we mean everybody should work to put down their arms and build towards a more peaceful coexistence. >> six months since the start of the war between israel and hamas members of the bay area community come together to honor those who have been killed. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >>