israel while bracing for a widening conflict in the region.

>> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> tonight, police in napa are searching for clues in a double shooting that killed two young women. >> ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us now. she's in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. bailey. >> mike and julie. police have remained relatively tight lipped about this double homicide, but we spoke to witnesses who described the terrifying and sad events leading up to the killings. >> there was just something about those pops that just didn't feel right. and, you know, there was just this scream that like, you know, you feel throughout your whole body. it scared the #### out of me. >> brandon perez lives in napa, across the street from where police say two young women were shot and killed on saturday night. he says they appeared to be teenagers, according to police, the victims were shot at around 8 p.m. on the 400 block of riverside drive. >> this is a lot of families around here. so there's kids, there's teenagers. it can be a little on the rougher side sometimes, but nothing like what

happened last night. >> according to some residents, the neighborhood has become a target of gang graffiti and crime in the last few months, according to perez, who says he witnessed the shooting. a group of girls were arguing loudly and then walked towards the back of a boat on the side of a sea scout building. that's when perez heard gunshots and ran over. >> they weren't responding right, so i thought, oh, maybe they're just a little, you know, already from the gunshots and stuff, because i saw like 2 or 3 on their back just from them being leaned over. at that point, i, i there was just something about the like little like noise he was making that or she was making that. it just, you know, it sounded like it was already passed. >> two other girls, one of whom had been shot, according to perez, were taken to a nearby apartment complex by a neighbor. according to police, one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. another was transported to a hospital, where she later died. police have not provided a suspect description, but perez said he saw a car drive away fast right after the shots were fired. >> there was a car that pulled

up. it was most likely a drive by because it was clean. the transition, they did the gunshots in less than like five seconds later they were in the car and they sped off, and, you know, down the street. >> now, police have not confirmed if the shooting could have been gang related. police have not provided any information on a possible suspect or a description of that car. mike, back to you. >> let's hope the tips come in. bailey o'carroll live tonight there in the newsroom. bailey. thank you. >> oakland police made arrests overnight at a series of sideshows. at least three cars caught on fire in multiple sideshows across the city. they lasted for hours as oakland police had their hands full trying to disperse the crowd. as participants drove through alleyways and onto sidewalks and through parking lots, trying to evade arrest. police say gunshots were fired at several

of the sideshows, and one driver even rammed police cars to get away. >> they also in oakland. police are investigating a hit and run nehborhood that hurt one person. this was just aer 715 last night near the harrison and hamilton place intersectio. we haven't heard a description yet of the suspect or their vehicle, who authorities say drove off after e coision. the victim suffered some injuries, but they were not considered life threatening and were treated at the scene. it is not clear if drugs or alcohol were a factor in the crash. now to the middle east, israel is considering retaliatory attacks on iran following a series of drone and missile attacks by iran this weekend. also today, g7 democracies gathering condemning iran's attack and expressing support for israel. fox's trey yingst has more from tel aviv, israel weighing a retaliatory response after iran's overnight missile and drone attack, over 300 missiles and drones were

fired by iran and its proxies, according to an idf spokesperson. >> israel, with the help of key western allies including the u.s. united kingdom and jordan, were able to intercept the majority of the projectiles. >> this was the first time that such a coalition worked together against the threat of iran and its proxies in the middle east, the white house calling israel's defense effort a military success. >> that's a terrific testament to the superiority of the israeli military, but also to our own military superiority, but also warning that the u.s. does not want to see this conflict spread into a wider war or participate in a counter strike, something president biden made clear to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during a phone call. >> our actions have been purely defensive in nature. our goal is to de-escalate and then get back to the issue at hand, securing an end to the conflict in gaza. >> iranian military officials warning that if israel retaliates, iran's next operation will be, quote, much larger. the threat sparking

global concern. on sunday, the u.s. met g7 leaders, releasing a statement condemning iran's attack, reaffirming its support for israel and commitment to securing the middle east. biden also spoke with top members of congress about getting more funding passed for israel and ukraine in tel aviv. trey yingst, fox news. >> we spoke with a political science professor from san jose state who believes the u.s. will likely do everything it can to try to prevent this conflict from escalating into an all out war. >> the u.s. has been very, has been struggling and has been very, prompt in trying to cool things down in the area and urge caution, both in, israel as well as its other allies in the middle east. so i'm hopeful that after this barrage, we're going to see things, calm down.

>> thousands of iranians filled the streets of tehran last night to celebrate the attack on israel. iran says the attack was in retaliation for an israeli strike this month on an iranian consulate building in syria, which killed two generals and five officers in iran's military. and for the very latest on this escalation in the middle east, just go to our website, ktvu.com. >> four people were rescued after a boat capsized three miles off of san francisco's ocean beach. the fire department says a coast guard vessel and a police marine unit pulled the fort from the ocean. this was just after 10:00 this morning. all four were in stable condition. officials say it is not yet known what caused that boat to capsize. in marin county, six adults and a child were rescued as they clung to an overturned boat in tomales bay. this was yesterday. marin county firefighters say they received a call from a person who reported their boat had capsized about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. multiple agencies were deployed dispatching three rescue watercraft, two choppers and two boats. all seven who were

rescued were treated for exposure, governor newsom's office announced today. >> new federal disaster assistance for counties impacted by the winter storms. president biden has approved the state's request for a major disaster declaration for nine california counties, including santa cruz and monterey counties. the february storms caused downed trees and power lines. also, widespread flooding and mudslides. the declaration will release federal funds to help state and local governments with recovery costs and funding for mitigation efforts. >> firefighters in oakland quickly knocked down a garage fire, keeping the flames from spreading to the entire house. this fire was reported at a home located at the corner of east 12th street and 19th avenue. no one was hurt at this point in the investigation. oakland fire says the cause appears to be the spontaneous ignition of a lithium battery. the alameda county fire department has now released footage of a house fire that left one person injured last week. this fire started at a home in san leandro on fleming street on thursday, the department shared. this video on

social media was taken from a camera mounted to a firefighter's helmet and shows firefighters working this one from the exterior of the structure. two families were displaced and one person did suffer smoke inhalation. in the cause of this fire is not yet known. >> petaluma police arrested a man after they said he led them on a police chase in a stolen semi truck. officers say just before 930 friday night, they responded to reports of a stolen semi in the area of north mcdowell boulevard and professional drive. when officers arrived. they say that the suspect led them on a pursuit, at times hopping the curb and driving up onto the sidewalk. that driver, identified as 41 year old glen hopkins of san francisco, finally stopped and was arrested. still ahead, donald trump poised to make history, becoming the first former us president to be tried on criminal charges. >> what we know about the hush money trial scheduled to begin tomorrow in new york city, also running on the runway. >> coming up, details on the fun run today at the san carlos

airport. >> and we are tracking the weather. it was kind of a chilly one today. you can see it out there now. pretty mild, but temperatures tomorrow in the next few days

spoke with fans hoping for more wins in the post season. >> it could be one of the last games at chase center for this season. rob hernandez came here from new york to watch steph curry. >> he's a special player and you have to see him at least once in your lifetime for sure. >> he's one of 18,000 here to watch the warriors take on the utah jazz, a game determining how hard the first round of playoffs will be for the dubs. >> it feels like a game seven kind of, you know, experience where every possession is heightened just because if you lose, you know what the circumstances are. so we just get two of them if that's where we are. but at the end of the day, it's you have to, you know, play your best game that particular night and, you know, we're confident we can get out of that for that. >> chase centers entertainment teams were hearse hoping there are more home games in store. they get their families involved . >> it's bigger than just

watching a basketball game. it's feeling connected to your team, to your players. and obviously the bay area. >> the warriors have to survive the play in tournament before officially entering the nba playoffs, so seeing this game made for a nice birthday gift for a family from fresno, my son's birthday is going to be 14 and he will be wanting to come all year, so we picked this weekend to come. what are you hoping for today, for us to win the first round of the play in tournament tips off later this week. reporting from chase center. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> jury selection scheduled to get underway tomorrow in new york city for the start of donald trump's historic criminal trial. trump will become the first former us president to face criminal charges. the former president, accused of making hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels during the final days of his campaign for the white house in 2016. he is also facing three other trials later this year. >> i think if you look at all the cases pending against the president, this quite naturally doesn't feel like the most

serious one. but there are some big charges here. this is a felony case. i don't expect that even if he's convicted, he would serve any jail time. >> trump's legal team had made several attempts to delay this hush money trial, citing the massive pretrial publicity and other reasons. but the judge in manhattan rejected those requests, setting the stage for a trial that is expected to last about six weeks. trump is required to be present inside the courtroom. >> well, if you haven't filed your taxes yet, you have a little over 24 hours until the april 15th deadline. the irs says it has received more than 100 million returns so far, and says a new program aimed at making filing easier was rolled out this year. california is one of 12 states allowing those who made $79,000 or less last year to file for free on the irs website. if you can't make the deadline tomorrow, the irs says to file a free extension if you owe money. taxes taxpayers are required to estimate their tax

liability and then send that in with the extension. the irs is getting serious about going after potential tax cheats. according to the treasury inspector general, the number of audit targets is up despite a plan to increase new audits of those making $400,000 or more. there's also been a 63% increase for taxpayers, making $200,000 or less, the tax inspector general has found. >> in their review of the data that those earning less than $250,000 are seeing higher audit rates by the irs over the past year, or so. and that does come at a time when the irs had promised to congress, to the american public, that audit rates for everyday folks would not be rising above historical levels. >> there is some good tax news. the irs says refunds are up 6. the average is just over $3,100, a new national survey reveals. >> many adults who were disenrolled from medicaid during the pandemic remain uninsured.

over the past year, more than 20 million people have been disenrolled from medicaid programs, data from a survey shows. 23% were left with no insurance coverage at all. however, 28% of those disenrolled did get coverage through other means, including the affordable care act marketplace or through an employer or medicare or military coverage, a new report suggests. >> americans are reaching new levels of credit card debt. a recent survey found that 1 in 3 adults questioned have maxed out their credit cards in the last few years. of those surveyed, 85% blamed inflation and said they're relying on their credit cards to make ends meet. the study, by detcom found that the credit card debt among millennials has grown faster than any other generation. >> los angeles county public health officials are investigating a measles exposure at universal studios. the person, who is not a resident of l.a. county, traveled to southern california for two weeks ago. they went to a number of restaurants, stayed at a sheraton hotel, and then headed off to universal studios

measles, a highly contagious airborne disease that can also spread by direct contact. initial symptoms fever, cough, red, watery eyes, and a rash usually follows. back. in 2014, a measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 125 people and spread across seven states, canada and mexico. the price and uncertainty of homeowners insurance is causing major headaches, with residents here in the bay area, as fox news grady trimble reports. >> now those factors are driving up the price of home ownership even higher. >> the cost of owning a home is going up. and it's not just the initial price of the house itself or high interest rates making home ownership so expensive. insurance costs for one, are soaring because of an increase in claims and in the cost of repairs. they're up 4.6% from a year ago, according to the latest inflation data and the insurance comparison platform, insurance ii says homeowners insurance is on track to climb by 6% by the end of the

year, hitting more than $2,500 on average. fannie mae says nearly 1 in 10 insured homeowners weren't confident that they'd be able to afford their insurance premiums at the next renewal date. it also found back in 2022, the largest contributors to home ownership costs aren't related to your mortgage, but rather insurance, utilities, property taxes and home improvement expenses. all of those things combined account for more than half of the costs of owning a home and of course, higher mortgage rates are keeping some potential buyers on the sidelines as they wait for rates to come down. president biden says despite rising inflation, he still thinks the fed could cut rates later this year. but some experts are warning of a possible side effect of that. i predict if rates go down, housing prices will go through the roof. >> you would start to have a buying frenzy again, much like during covid. so i think right now the good thing is that

mortgage rates are high. but if they lower those rates, those those prices could skyrocket. again. a recent online survey by the tech company clever real estate found about 1 in 5 homeowners said they couldn't afford a $500 emergency repair on their house without going into credit card debt. >> in washington, grady trimble, fox business. >> new figures suggest us companies are increasingly considering four day work weeks. the recently released kmpg survey of ceos found roughly 30% of major firms are considering alternative solutions for their staff, including the four day workweek. the growing interest in changing up the week is being moved forward by lawmakers, academic and business leaders as a way to attract workers in this tight job market and fight burnout. >> some runners flew across the pavement today at the san carlos airport for the hiller aviation museum's 10-k run. here are some of the runners taking off on the race. participants could also choose between a2k and five k distance. this was the event's

eighth year, bringing runners of all ages and speeds to the 2600 foot runway. it is marketed as one of the most unique running experiences here in the bay area for its unusual location. >> out to be a pretty nice day for all all things outdoors. it was a little chilly, a little warmer though today than yesterday. by five and ten degrees, but still compared to what we saw, a week or so ago when we were in the 70s and 80s, the low 60s of today were not feeling all that warm. these are some of the rainfall accumulations over the last couple of days. friday saturday. and you can see it's, you know, beneficial rain. santa cruz mountains got over two inches san francisco over a half inch san jose about a half inch. so that's that's good rain. and in the mountains they just got zero snow, which was kind of a missed forecast there. they were expected to get 3 to 5in and maybe they got a couple inches. but the snow kind of or the precipitation fell short of getting to the west slope. it actually went further south. so these are the highs from today low 60s and again warmer than

yesterday by five and ten degrees. so yesterday's highs were just in the 50s in many cases. beautiful day today. beautiful day tomorrow. that's the plan. the next couple of days temperatures warm up. as you would expect the days are getting longer. we are looking at temperatures that will get back into the 70s easily tomorrow. upper 60s, maybe a low 70 tomorrow, and then we might touch on low 80s as we get into the five day forecast. so you'll see that coming up this low is 11. and as it leaves the high builds in. and that leaves us with these warmer or higher daytime temperatures. it's going to be nice day tomorrow. going to be a nice day on tuesday. wednesday. what can i show you. well this low is leaving and this was the low. you can kind of see it. you kind of see the swirl down here and the left leftover showers are kind of up here, up around, marysville, up by yuba city in those areas. but just light scattered showers. for the most part, it was sort of a nonevent in terms of rainfall, for many folks in the west slope of the sierra nevada,

these are the current temperatures. warmer. look at that. right. so even though it's chilly out, it's still ten degrees warmer in napa than it was yesterday, ten degrees warmer in livermore. and then the overnight low forecast. it will be chilly. you'd think it'd be a lot colder because it's so cool today. but a little bit of cloud cover will keep things just a tad warmer. so the model does this for tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. so beautiful day wednesday tuesday morning tuesday afternoon. and then wednesday we'll see a few more clouds. no big deal. and then wednesday afternoon a few more clouds. so what it all amounts to is really nice day. a really nice week ahead. tree pollens will be something to pay attention to. most certainly the five day forecast shows no rainfall in the five days. actually, we'll go out seven days here in a second, but you can see the temperatures on that top tier generally in the 80s, low 80s and upper 70s right through the week. >> look sharp. all right bill thank you. ben and jerry's is offering up free ice cream this week. the company's famous free cone day is set for tuesday from noon until eight in the evening. customers can choose any flavor

for the free cone. this annual tradition did start back up in 1979 to celebrate the first year of the business. last year, ben and jerry's says it handed out 970,000 free scoops this year. the company wants you to help meet the new goal of 1 million scoops served. >> the nba playoffs are now set. the warriors are the 10th seed but won't have to travel far in their play in matchup. are jason appelbaum will have that story coming up next in sports and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >> two san francisco county jails on lockdown after a reported attacks by inmates. the help the sheriff's union is now aski

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with ten wins in their final 12 games, but it was not enough to move out of that ten spot. stephen curry and draymond green both healthy scratches for tonight's finale versus utah. klay thompson he's developed a special connection with rookie trace jackson davis. case in point right here. nice pass to jackson davis who shows off his 40 inch vertical. he had eight points. klay he's ramped up his scoring lately. hits the three in transition. in route to a game. high 25 points 19 of them

coming in the first half. warriors up seven at the break. and they emptied the bench late in the third quarter. once they saw the lakers and kings would both win. that opened the door for guys like this guy. santos. he finished with 13. warriors win what turned out to be a meaningless game because the kings and lakers both one 123 116. so that means they remain in 10th place and they head up by 80 to face an old friend in sacramento. and that is tuesday night in a single elimination play in game. all right. there was a three way tie midway through today's final round of the masters, before scottie scheffler showed everyone why he is the number one golfer in the world right now. gorgeous day in augusta for this. the 88th masters schefflers iron play. nothing short of brilliant. check out this shot. par four ninth hole, 102 yards out. scheffler lands the ball above the pin and watch the ball roll and curl. you've seen tiger

actually make this but are pushes just left. settle for a birdie. tap in there. takes the lead for good. and by the time scheffler got to 18 just a formality. taps in for par for stroke win, earning him $3.6 million and his second green jacket in three years. what a moment for scheffler, who is also about to be a dad. his wife is expecting any day now. the a's hosting the nationals and you got a nice play by the fan at the coliseum. bare hands, the foul ball and she is pumped up. at one time though, the a's they trailed 6 to 1, but they battled back down a run in the sixth. bases loaded abraham toro hits one to left. jesse winkler dives, tries to make the catch, but he trapped it, so two runs come in to score and the a's take the lead 7 to 6. replay shows yes, it was indeed clearly a trap. top eight now winkler

hits one back up the middle. louis erceg makes the kick save, chases the ball down and in one motion flicks it over to first for the out. the a's are playing some good baseball kind of one times it between his legs. 7 to 6 your final the a's win for the sixth time in eight games. they've won the last three series for the first time since 2021. giants in tampa. we just got one play to show you. it's bring your dog to the ball game. that's a good boy right there yeah blake snell he did not have it for the second straight start rene pinto is going to take him deep for a three run homer. and that makes it 7 to 1. the rays win 9 to 4. giants drop to six and ten. all right jason thank you. all righty . thanks or tching (rob) - peru's coastal region is the definition of surreal beauty. where vast, dusty deserts give way to deep ocean waters, brimming with sea life. many travelers aren't even aware of the natural splendor, unique culture, and diverse adventures awaiting those who explore here. locals know all too well