dumping the fuel out. scary moments after a tire comes loose from after takeoff from sfo. the damage it left on the ground and the investigationúunderway. plus a storefront smashed by burglars in alameda. what they took from inside and the cleanup now underwayúand an international tennis event is coming to chase center in san francisco nextt& year. the announcement today by one of the biggest names in the sport, the news at noon, starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. we begin with

developing news right now in san francisco. water sent gushing into the air in stern grove park. >> ktvu christien kafton live there now. and kristen looks like they were able to turn off the water. but all that work is really just getting started to clean it up. >> yeah, that's exactly right. we arrived here on scene just tr off. but we have seen this crater and the damage and show it to you right now so you can get a sense for yourself of just how much damage was caused. you can see this massive crater that is here, just where wawona ends, close to the end of stern grove, right at stern grove park. and if we turn just a little bit to the right, you can actually see the water main sticking up out of the ground that is where the water was coming out of, starting at around 930 this morning. let's go and show you some video that we have that we took earlier to show you just how muchúwater we are we talkede supervisor for this district, joel engardio. he tells me that around 930 this morning, the resident that is closest to that water main felt a rumble that

they describe. initially they thought was an earthquake. they looked out and saw that geyser out a gigantic crater near thed- home. there are crews here in the area assessing the home, assessing the surrounding area. it took crews about an hour to get that water shut off to this location. that water stopped right around 1130. now, at this time, the city's public utilities commission and water and sewer department are investigating to see what actually may have been of this water main break. we've also asked just how big that water main was. point. but again, you got a sense just from looking at it ie described. we have talkedúarea e saidúwhen they looked out and they saw it, it looked like it was a geyser outside. they said it reminded them of being in napa and actually watching a geyser. now the san francisco water, power and sewer, the

public utilities commission said that some customers in the area pressure. we have talked with a spcouple of people in the area. they've said so far they have not, noticed a change in their water pressure repairs, though they're saying could take some time simply because of the size of that pipe. now, we do have crews here who are in the to trr and make sure that they have ample room to move around and do the work that they need to get done as well,útraffic, they say, could have also been impacted. we did not see a lot of big down at the end of a cul de sac that ends right at stern grove expected to be minimal. we have heard that crews are going to be where we're standing right now, just to make sure that nobody can getc crater and there's no, injuries as a result of any of this. we are still looking for answers, trying to have caused this water main break in

the first place. we hope to bring that to you a little bit later on today. for now, we are live in san francisco. christiac captain, ktvu, fox two news christian. >> i meanl you know, you and i, andre, were just talking stern grove, a jewel of the city here. spof course there's that popular spsunday concert series that tas over stern grove set to start about three months fromúnow. and i know it's early to ask, is there any indication if whatt& happened today will impact the stern grove summer because remember, there was a water main break someútime back that did impact, the sigmond grove, the stern grove festival. we are far away from that. that's a stern grove and we're n end of it, so we're pretty far away from the concert venue. ite whether it would impact it. i would have a hard time believing that it could. we don't see the where the venue is, where the music is played. we're not in the area where there's parking. this is simply another area of

the park and like i said, it's a very big park, i will of course, check in with the stern grove festival to see if there could be any possibility, if we could see any delay of that, as we've seen in the past, with that previous water main break this t gauged, just based on where we are, that it could impact the festival. >> good. you've bit. still. still a difficult situation. all right, christian, captain, we'll break you loose. thank you for your reporting. >> in august of 2021, 700,000 gallons. andúthat happened very near the stage. much for that r. moved to this story. right now we're hearing from passengers on board that united airlines plane thatúlost a wheel while taking off from san francisco international airport. ktvu zac sos talked to a passenger who was on the plane and a photographer who's image captured the stunning scene from theúground. >> this is the craziest thing i have seen, sal gonzalez, a professional plane spotter broadcasting live to his youtube

united for osaka, japan, suddenly lost a rear wheel. i was just like, oh my god, i cangt believe it's happening. and i justc saw that just like, what's going on? >> did they know it wasújust after 1130 among the 249 aboard the boeing 777, evan schroeder and his friend devin, unaware of whatc had just happened, what kind of triggered a little bit of nervousness for us was when we looked at our window, we were right into a car and sfo's employee parking lot. but airport officials say no one was hurt. >> i'm just glad nobody, nobody got hurt in the cars, out of land, back in the air, the two high school seniors, part of a missionary group from illinois, say a message came out over the loudspeaker. >> all we heard was there's like an object that was interfering with the plane. then 30 minutes later, we were kind of just going in circles, burning off fuel, and they said that air traffic control that it was acta

wheel that fell off during, takeoff. >>újulian fox, an aviation industry safety expert whose career includes stints at bothc boeing and united aircraft, are able to land in that scenario. >> so it really wasn't a risk to the people on board. >>úbut says federal investigators will now likely be asking, did that aircraft landing gear strut just come out of maintenance? >> did they just install it? was it its first flight? could fatiu know, soúcould it stem back that the aircraft's been in service so long that they're now seeing an issue that had not come forward rerouted to lax? >> evan filming with his iphonee runway. >> it felt like a very smooth landing in comparison to others that i've had, and i think that's just a props to the pilot. getting back up in the air soon. >> hopefully we don't lose another wheel at sfo. >> a zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, another incident involving united flight is under investigation. now. this morning

a plane slid off the runway at george bush intercontinental airport in houston. officials say united airlines flight had just landed when it started to veer off the runway and into the grass. none of the 160 passengers and six crew members were hurt and safely evacuated off that plane. united is working to remove that plane now. the incident, as we said, under investigation by the faa. >> police are investigating a burglary at an alameda just a day after a similar burglary in an oakland jewelry store where thieves tried to use a chain to yankc a safe out. and theyúdraggedúit for a bit. ktvu amanda quintana has that story. >> caution tape blocks gas stata sp, bridgeside shopping center, where burglars crashed through the doors to steal an atm. >> you can see the spot where they ripped it out and the cashier, he was telling mec that the guys, they backed the truck in it, and then just it out andr

stepping items to get in, say they heart& about crimes like this happening all over the bay area. >> too often. >> i'm not surprised. i mean, it seems like it'súhappening every other day here in san francisco. >> is really, really dangerous , but i mean, it's starting to be the norm around here. >> i mean, yesterday they hadt& the jewelryústore robbery, and now this right here, an employee tells me it happened around 430 in the morning just before they opened at five. >> and it left a lot for them tg the atm ended up across thet& bridge near an encampment in oakland. >> go right across the bridget& over here andúyou'll mean, it has to trickle in overi here eventually. it's not going toc just stay on that side. >> alameda police haven't confirmed what was ended up. soo

information about any arrests and residents are fedúup. >> i just tired of it. >> in alameda, amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> now to new information on this morning's major police officers confirmed theyco.t- responded to a shooting near alemany and mount vernon street, not far from the balboa park bart station. it happened just after 4 a.m. investigators say a victim was rushed to the so far, no word yet on anyuries. arrests or what led to the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >> well, new at noon. professional tennis, atp tour is coming toc make its way through san francisco. it was announced this morning that next year's laver cup will be played at chase center. this will be the first time the global tournament will be held on the westúcoast. mayor london breed and tennis legend roger federer for the announcement. federer a team off the best tennis players fromt&

europe against six top players from the rest of the world. >> i'm so excited that tennisúis coming back to the bay area, because i know there's a lot of fans over here and i'll be herec as well. of course, in in a year and a half's time when it's going to come around back in september next year. so exciting times for the laver cup and for us. >> well, each year the laver cup rotates between major cities in europe and the rest of the world. in 2018, more than 90,000 fans attended the laver cup at the united center in chicago. >> we're getting an early look at renovations castro theater in francisco. the surprising discovery crews found along the report.us a strong february job- >> but there are some cracks that are showing in the data. i'm edward lawrence in washington. i'll break down the numbers coming up and across the bay area this afternoon. >> a plenty of sunshineúand temps in the 60s. i'll have a look at what for the rest of today, as well as the weekend coming up

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with this intersection is that safety features. in mind. tohe accommodate that high volume of students that go across that crosswalk, 225 parents signed a petition calling for a three way stop sign. >> their other suggestions include reducing the speed limit for cars going through the intersection. cupertino safety advocates say the city has added more safety measures at other schools, such as monta vista high and kennedy middle, that have similar three way junctions . >> the city is choosing not to put a stop sign, and they are choosing that they would rather not slow down cars for a few seconds to stopúat the stop sign to let kids through, their prioritizing that over thec safety of our kids. >> i can summarize it in, two words. speak up there needs to be a collective voice. there needs to be some kind of voice that's being brought to the city . >> the community group walk by cupertino says a car hit two students atúthe intersection last year. students say the

school added a crossing guard al year, which has helped, but the students still want more protections now, in response to the cupertino transportation manager says the city is committed to safe roads for all users most progressive city in the bay area in making roadway improvements spto achieve the the biggest foe city's investments is around schools and ensuring students arrive to school and back home safely. >> well, february jobs report is giving us a new snapshot of the us economy. fox's edward lawrence takes a look inside those numbers. there were more new jobs than forecasted in february, though. >> the unemployment rate rose. the job market created 275,000 new jobs last month. about 75,000 more than expected, and the unemployment rate rose to 3.9, breaking a three month streak of unemployment at 3.7. >> rise in employment is a big thing and might put a little pressure on the fed, so that's i think that's a good thing. >> while hiring continued at a brisk pace in february, the labor department revised its

readings from the previous two months. january's blockbuster 353,000 gain was revised lower to 229,000. >> the revision downward revision in january is not that surprising because that's the biggest month for seasonal adjustments. so i'm glad they got it right, for lack of a better word. >> meanwhile, the labor force participation rate held steady for aúthird consecutive month, coming in at sign of progress for the fed's inflation fighting. average hourly earnings rose one tenth of a percent. a smaller increase than forecasted jobc gains came in in health care hotels, restaurants and government. on the flip side, hiring fell slightly in manufacturing. >> the government is running creating a lot of jobs. that is- surprisingly we're not seeing those jobs in manufacturing yet, despite the enormous growth in spending on manufacturing construction going forward, some economists would like to see the

economy creating jobs in the private sector without soúmuch government help. >> in washington, edward lawrence, ktvu area weather's been a since we've had two like, nice dry days in a row. >> rosemary oroczo sort of coming to the end of that trend, arengt we? >> yes, we are going to transition once again, garcia and andre. so friday. plenty of sunshine. you'll need the sunblock. temperatures in the 60s this afternoon. very much where we should be for this time of year. and just wow, all that blue gres and we are going to have this transition tonight intoot&t- tomorrow, increasing clouds, scattered showers in the forecast. and it's a pattern that we'll see repeat itself on sunday. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change where we are up by seven degrees right now in hayward compared to yesterday, up by five in novato, san jose 64 degrees. one neighborhood in fremont 68 for

you. we have upper 50s in areas over in napa for you this afternoon. low 60s in san francisco.úthe winds are light.t very gentle at three. going to- continue with the light winds for today. we will pickúup a little bit in the afternoon as we typically see. and then start to calm down once again into the evening hours. so this ridge in place for one more day. this system here, you can see to the north is going to break it down. and once it does, it's going to open the door for a cooler, wetter pattern. but for today, over california, even partsúof oregon enjoying some of that with scattered showers just on the tip of washington. the future cast here into the with the clear skies, but later tonight and into tomorrow we will notice, of course, the change there. here's a view of tomorrow morning where we have showersúwill be a possibility,t- especially overúlake county and the north bay along the

coastline. a little bit of drizzle, a possibility too. and then as we get into about 9:p0 or so, if this remains on time, we've already got light showers moving through the north bay. notice how it of fizzles out as it rolls through the central part of the bay, as well as into the south bay at noontime. here, mostly cloudy skies. i imagine we're going to have a few scattered showers embedded within the front as it moves through, but a weak one. t much 10th of an inch or lessc expected in most areas. and for the sierra, not a lot of snow coming here either into the sunday monday time frame, that will begin to change with a little bit more snow expected and a little bit more rain for us. but for today, dry, sunny and temperatures again in the 60s. the afternoon. low mid 60s in livere 66 over san at the numbers forútoday. the cooldown for the weekend. in addition to thatúwet weather in

theúextended forecast coming up. >> rosemary. thank you. president biden speaking to higf theúunion address. more on what he says are his successes and some of his biggest challenges facing the cou ry

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spkilling an italian police officer in 2019. italy's highest court threw out their convictions last year. court said it hadn't been proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the men, who were teenagers at the time and only spoke limited italian, knew they were dealing with italian police officers when they went to meet an alleged drug dealer in rome. today marks ten years since the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. the plane, with 239 people on boardl was flying from kualaúlumpur to beijing when it vanished from the radar. the wreckage was never found, but it's believed the aircraft wentúdown in the southern indian ocean. malaysian government officials and a texas based underwater robotics company are considering a new salvaging operation. that same n 2018 and found nothing. the us military has cleared the osprey aircraft to fly again. three months after eight service members were killed in an osprey crash in japan. the crash was the second fatal osprey accident in months and the fourth in two

years. naval air systems command sphad ordered the entire osprey fleet fleet of 400 grounded. the crash remains under investigation now have a better understanding of what happened. they say they have added maintenance inspections and requirements that give them the confidence the osprey flight. addressed the nation and detailed his vision for a second tum in office during a crucial state of the union address. the president championed his success of the last three years and framed the upcoming election as a fightúover freedom and democracy. president biden repeatedly drew distinctions between himself and his presumptive challenger, but never mentioned donald trump by name. the president started with a call for aid to ukraine, whics been rejected by some republicans and former president trump himself. >> my message to president putin, who i've known is simplek away. i will not bow.

>> president biden said his administration has helped the us reach an economic rebound from katie britt delivered theator republican response to the president's state of the union address. the t2 year old mother of two drew a sharp contrast to president biden. she delivered the response while sittingúat her kitchen table. >> hardworking families are rates and sky high childcaregag- costs, they're also struggling to how to plan for tomorrow. so senator britt also slammed the biden administration on other issues, including crime, saying communities are not safer. >> former president donald trump also responded to the address and criticized the us border situation under president biden. being laughed at all over the world. it's time to tell crooked they are concerned about the age

and mental acuity of both presidentúbiden and former president trump. president biden addressed his critics and took a spjab at president trump, sayin, quote, the issue facing our nation isn't how old we are. . end quote. it's international women's day. we take a look at this year's themec and how women areúbeing recognized around the globe today. plus,c putting away the pencil and pulling out the laptopt& way students take their s.a.t. exams, how it will also cut down on the amount of time it takes to get the results

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gushing up into the air this morning, and you can see from sky fox the cascade of water carved out a large crater and sent mud pouring downhill. this happened at around 930 this morning, and it took crews about an hour to shut off that water. a resident who lives nearby described feeling a rumble like an earthquake. they looked out o 60ft in the air. >> and then when i look up and i see this shed of water coming up, i said, you guys yes >> and how high was the water for those who haven't seen it yet? >> it was. it was very high, it

that tree right there.eight oft- >> well, city crews are on scene assessing the cause of this break and theúdamage done, including the a home that's close by. officials say some people in the immediate area may have low water pressure or be. >> for passengers on a united jet that lost a wheel on atúsfon why the wheel came off theating- boeing 777 just seconds after the plane was in the air, just after 1130 yesterday morning. we see it actually happening here in this video. a professional plane spotter was broadcasting live on his youtube channel. caught it on video. passengers on board say they had no idea what was going on until they noticed the plane dumping fuel. the flight to los angeles was rerouted was never really l. worried likeúit's a wheel. it's not the end of the world. and i don't know. >> i had trust in the pilots. sp>> they they said multiple tis that they trained for this. they

knew what they were doing. so i kind of just put my trust in them. and yeah, it worked out pretty well. >> and aviation industry safety expert we spoke with said there wasn't a risk to passengers because the plane can still land with a missingúwheel. could be e or human error. now the united flight had a problem coming into san francisco earlier this week. united says flight 214 experienced anúengine issue shortly before arrival monday afternoon. officials say the flight landed safely. passengers deplaned normally between san francisco and honolulu. >> well, law enforcement made quite the discovery along an off ramp from interstate 580. int& oakland, officers spent hours trying to find the owners of a safe that was left behind to a e that had been targeted before, so the first time they did it, they used a rope and it snapped. >> so the next time they came back, it was a heavy chain surveillance video shows burglars wrapping a long chain around a big safe and with the help of a van, yanking it out of grand jewelry repair near

oakland's lake merritt at about four in the morning thursday. >> here you can see the safe being dragged along grand avenue and knocking garbage cans. the thieves, with help from others in this dodge, used a winch to lift one end of the safe onto the van, but the other end still on the ground, creating sparks. two oakland police cars are seen immediately going after the van, but the intruders got away empty handed. that's because the safe apparently got lying in the middle of the harrison street macarthur boulevard off ramp to 580. inside aboutt& $3p0,000 inújewelry and watches. all safe. the safe itself a damaged mess, says christopher tran, whose parents own the store. >> as you're driving away, the w truck had to be called to remove the safe, which is now at an undisclosed location. we're extremely happy that they dropped it. >> the store is now in disarray and covered in debris and path the safe took through thee

store, the intruders even left their crowbar behind. so yeah, this is theúcrowbar. >> so it broke here when theyc. >> this isúthe second major breaking at the store since 2020. the first incident memorialized in these photos on. >> right. and then in addition to that, you know,úyou could be angry too. but really, i'm more sad for my parents because like i said, you know, they're immigrants. they came over here during the vietnam war insurance will cover the damage. >> but the owner's son tells me this incident could force his parents to retire after 34 years in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news motorcyclistúsent a bicyclist collided in san jose, leaving oneúperson in critical condition this noon. >> it happened last nightúnear hamilton avenue. police say the cyclist was taken to the injuries. eastbound and westbound lanes on hamilton closed off, and police asked drivers to avoid the area during their investigation. well, the woman in los gatos chargedúinvo,

now has a new lawyer, a new attorney has been appointed to defend shannon o'connor after she requested a public defender. the santa clara county judge has set a hearing for june 5th to schedule a trial, but o'connor's new attorney expects the case will take months to resolve and says the trial may not happen this year, hundreds of parentsc of uc berkeley students have formed a newc nonprofit over concerns the city and university aren't doing enough to keep campus safe. >> the groupúis called safe bears. it says robberies on and near the cal campus have gone up, and that student housingt& doesn't have enough security. members also say their request forúbetter public safety have not been addressed.c parents are askingúfor more campus police and safety training for students. another big retailer zara will close its store on post street. a spokesperson for the company says the lease for the building expires in january, and the company zara has anothet emporium center, which used to be known as westfield mall. that

store will stay open. the california public utilities thao boost internet access within tribal and underserved communities. the cpuc decision is the result of the state's broadband for all initiative. for the first time, some housing developments funding are now ele improve connectivity. a grant program to helpútribal areas ton line with state guidelines. pg and e bills will go up by another $5 a month as soon as april. the california public utilities commission unanimously approved another rate hike to pay the half billion dollars pg and e spent on reducing wildfire risk and other safety upgrades. this increase is on top of hikey of this year, and a separate increase expected next year. critics demonstrated outside the cpuc hearing in san francisco, protesters asked why customers should pay more when pg and e just announced a $2 billion profit hikes are

at the expense of the working poor and oppressed people of california, while enriching the shareholders of pg and e, the cpuc says some of the first rate hikes will be offset and e custe rebates as part of california climate credit program. >> well, the historic castro fiy moving forward with renovation plans after years of debate. ktvu is. amber lee gives us a look inside that theater and has details of the ongoing project. >> it's science and it's artn >> san francisco's historic castro theater is undergoing the first phase ofúrestoration, the frame of the movie screenúnow exposed. there is scaffolding from floorúto ceiling, blending the oldúwith the new and revealing the stories that are trying to get out. stories that jeff green, a restoration expert, will help reveal during the work. to preserve the art in the original architecture by timothyúpflueger, who the theater, green brought scafa

close up look atúthe condition of the ceiling,úand walls. >> we cleaned this fellow today. >> the first phase involves assessing and peeling back the layers of dirt and nicotine from years of people smoking to show the original artwork. there are some surprises. >> there's two huge dragons here. there's a circular dragons in every single oneúof these panels. ñ> an asian motif blended with cherubs. green says that many items can be restored,c but some replicated, and all the original paint on the ceiling there. the final phase of the restoration will be the stage and putting in a new lift for the organ to recapture the magic of this theater. >> there will be new and it will be will be as it was originally. but preserve that sense of place thatc people identify with. mary condieúwith another planet, the company which runs the theater forc the& family who owns it, is

overseeing this project. >> she estimates the restoration will cost more than $15 million. >> we know that this isúthe most important lgbtq gathering place in the country,c if not the world, and we want that community to come here and feel like their palace has been restored. >> green estimates that the restorationúwork up here with the ceiling and the in six montl is to have everything done and theater in san francisco, ambero lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> today is international women's day. this year's campaign theme is inspire inclusion. according to the international women's day website, the theme calls for action to break down barriers, challenge stereotypes and create environments where all women are valued and respected. inspire inclusion also encourages everyone to recognize the

walks of life. >> long awaited women's center is now open. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning for theúgrandúopening.úmembers of bay fc, the new women's professional soccer team, were there for the ceremony, glide said. the women's center will provide services that include case managementc as well. >> this women on the sproad to recovery, whether thas housingl being unhoused, getting in some sort up our new mental health services hub here in the next couple of months. women's center, the women's center had a soft launch back in january. >> since then, it has helped more than 100 clients andúhelpe. >> unitedc airlines celebrated & all female flight crew as part of this women's history month. the boeing 737 landed in newark yesterday afternoon on a flight from sarasota, florida. you can see united employees lined upúto

give a round of applause to the pilot and first officer. there was also an all female cabin crew, united pointed out. these air were originally assigned to this flight. captain gabriel harding is the second be check pilot in the airline's history, helping to train new pilots. >> this marks a great occasion spbecause i became a line check pilot so that people like julia didn't have to run into but blee this amazing experience of so much support from everybody in the last 20 years, the number oe nationwide. the sat college admissions exam goes fully sponline tomorrow. test takers will still need to go to a testing center in person to use laptops or tablets to complete theúnumber two pencils. the test will be shorter. also, cut down from three hours to around two. additionally, students will a ms instead of waiting for weeks.

many universitiesúnoúlonger require students to submit sat scores for some elite schools ss brown, yale and dartmouth have announced they're reversing course on that decision. >> well,úsan quentin is working to educate its incarcerated population. up next, the success stories from men who have benefited from the prison's training programs around the bay area. >> this afternoon, plenty of sunshine. get outúand soak up the vitamin dc. changes are coming in the way of cloudy, wet spweather for the weekend. can expe ♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin.

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at helping them gain a job after being released from prison. ktvu cristina rendon tells us how the graduates have testified to this program center. >> the gates opened thursday to day. chris schumacher is ationt- software engineer who returned and took the stage as keynote speaker. >> ten years have passed since i sat where you are now. >> of the first computer coding graduating class ten years ago. he was released in 2017 and now works at checkr, a san francisco based company that provides background checks for businesses. this program would even work. if could we? could we bring computers and technology into prison? could incarcerated individuals learn this stuff, and today, i mean, i just, i

really feels like the last mile works. >> the last mile is a nonprofit that provides the education and workforce reentry programs for people who are incarcerated. in partnership with calpia and the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, 75% of graduates who go on to become employed. 37 year old leticiaúcollins and 68 year old willie johnson who earned certifications in computer coding, audio visual production and pre-apprentice construction labor. >> i never knew what it was, hen it and put so many resources before me that i gravitate toward now, i love it. this is a career that i really want to get into. >> graduating from a program like this is one of the top priorities.t& >> when i was here, we didn't even have access to the laptops that they can take back into coding problem, we had to write down our algorithms on a piece of notebook paper with a number

two pencil and then take it back into the classroom the next day. the california prison industry authority says. a recent studyt& found that of all the job training programs they provide, 85% of participants don't return to custody. both collins and johnson go before thecc3 f1 board in 2027. >> the egotistical person i was before no longer exists. this is a humbling experience. feel holt certificatec in your hand right now? >> proud.úlike, i really enjoyed this process and it actually showed me that i have more skills than i thought i had before. >> schumacher says every person here is learning from their mistakes, and with time comes spchange. ññ the men that have graduated today, they're not their crime, right? they should be judged for all of the work that they put to learn and to grow from their past, and also who they've become at san quentin. >> cristina rendonlúktvu, fox two news. summer to extend from san jose .

the project extends light rail station to the east ridge transit center. valley transportation authority's board of directors approved the construction plan. people living in east san jose told the board what this transit project means to them. >> it's going to help move people, move our members of thed opportunities in the greater silicon valley area, which has, you know, long been neglected and something that has beenú24 spyears in the making. >ñ the extension in the center f the capital expressway elevatedl station at story road. sp>> golden state warriorsústar stephen curry is expected to undergo medical tests today to determine how long he'll be outn curry, injured his right ankle in last night's warriors loss to the chicago bulls at chase center. he limped off the court just four minutes left on thet- clock. klay thompson said he saw curry receiving treatment in the locker room after the game. >ñ he had his ankle wrap on and he was icing his ankle. but i

know, we're going to missc him f sphe does have time off, we've been in this position before where he has had just got to dot collectively. >> the warriors say that curry is expected to undergo an mric spsometime today. warriors are announce an update on his injury till tomorrow. the injury, though, comes at a critical time. the hold on to a playoff spot with . >> i know, i know, we're on also on sunshine sunshine watchd spus along the estuary. >> it feelsúreally good out there guys. i can't wait for you to step out of the building and we have the sunny skies and again temperatures in the 60s this afternoon, let it pass you by. cloudy skies, soggy as we get into the a lot f folks like that too. here's a

beautiful view with plenty not s vantage point, and a nice. storo here showing you a different vantage point. and we have clear skies overhead. but if i pull back just a littlel you can see what is lurking and what is coming our way. so this ridge will but it is going to be pushed east by these this system here on in the that will bring us a fewwaves.t- opportunities forúsomeúrain. it looks like by the back end of the weekend and early next weekt here is a look at where we're at right now you can see the futurecast model does a great job showing you the ridge, thisútroughc by tonight and into are expected to begin to increase. and by tomorrow morning, areas like lake county may be along the coastline. maybe the north bay already

seeing the scattered showers, but the central and south bay, it's going to be iffynúin fact, the inner east bay, the south bay, you may remain dry.úit's a very weak system. here's a look at sunday morning. we have another one on the way. this one looks like it will arrive second half of the morningúearly part of the afternoon. so even if we start out dry, we're likely to see some changes. i sunday at 7:00 because on sunday the sun will set at about 712n remember, we are changing daylight saving change will sphappen saturday night into sunday morning. remember to push forward as we will spring forward heading into sunday and thereafter. here's a look at tuesday morning where another round of rain on and off. very light stuff for the weekend. we could an inch to about an inch or so, butúit's spjustúgoing to, you know, cool things down, cloud things upn meanwhile, the sierra, by the end of the weekend could get 4 means if you have the sierra,úk.

there are likely to be impacts to travel temperatures around the bay area right now looking spgood upper 50s the mid upper 60s forúour inland cities today. how about the weekend?únotice the temperatures drop off dramatically not much change moy into tuesday.úback to you rosemary. >> thank you.úa film festival spwith a focus on artificial intelligence. how that new technology

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to protect yourself. file as early as possible. open up your irs account online so that a scammer can open it for you and set up direct deposit to receive your refund. the biggest film festival in silicon valley is fm and creativity fest will screen dozens of new films over the next ten days. ktvu. lamonica peters has more from the california theater in san jose. things here in san jose, sonew that's why i'm here. i'm excited first time here.t. this is >ñ hundreds of people thursday night for thec cinequest film ad spcreativity festival in downton san jose. this year, the festival included a forum on ai and how it will impact filmmaking. >> so i'm of the belief that i'm replaced, but i can be yourt be- second brain. a personalized way to help youc be better in your life. but you know, we all have to deal with is uplift, bringine

and excitement back to filmmaking. after of the industs tides opened. the festival, directed by andrew holmes and austin andrews and featuring david mazouz. >> we just feltúlike we could really tell a thrilling story that's also got a family drama at its core. >> this is somebody who basically, since he's a baby, has been tormented by seeingt& things that he's sure if they're real. >> bornúand raised in the bay area, both director chris mcgillvray and cinematographer isaiah flores will showcase the documentary eden at with their dreams of filmmaking. >> you have sort of an idea of how a vintage is going to play out. my last for ten years, my last for 30 years. but when you open up that bottle, it's always surprising. and so this filmt& actually does have that element to it. >> as a high schooler, i volunteered at cinequest and helped sell tickets and help

always like dreamed of, you know, becoming a filmmaker. >> lamonicaúpeters, ktvu, fox two news. of a classic movie from the 80s will allow people to see it in a whole new light tomorrow night. then sunday afternoon, symphony san jose presents e.t. the extra-terrestrial in concert. the symphony will perform the music live as the film is shown on the big screen at the center for the performing arts in downtown san jose. hope you're with us on the nine. when wet& spoke live with the guest conductor, tim hankiewicz, he described how the film becomes another character in the room, along with the orchestrac and conductor. >> now that you have the film, there are certain dramatic moments that have to align. ando as a as a result, i have to be very disciplined in, in the tempos and the approach that i take. so it's, it's much more in many ways more restrictive, but it also requires much greater discipline for orchestra and conductor, whichútold us the film composer john williams work

is one of the reasons he became a musician and conductor. you'de extra-terrestrial, it is this weekend, only 730 tomorrow night, then 230 on sunday afternoon at the center for the performing arts in san jose. tickets still available. they start at $45. san jose's archbishop mitty high school's legendary coach, sue phillips, is being honored again as the nation's top girls basketball coach. phillips wasúnamed the naismith girls high school coach of theúyear. it's the second time she's won the award. she's the first coach to receive it multiple times. previously she won it in 2018. phillips is in her 31st season at isúa perfect& zero, and they'll be playing in the state title game tomorrow. so if they win, it will be phillips seventh. barbie is hong eight women who've left a global impact by releasing new role model dolls. among the lineup va twain and helen mirren. the dolls are not available for purchase, but each of the eight women will receive a lifeliket&

barbie of themselves. >> you didn't oh not of me, no. i'm like, you spknow, there's definitely some amazing women in that group. >> it could be one of them too. >> i don't know, i don't know. >> all right. thank you for newscast and stories on the man onúyour amazon fire tv, roku, apple tvc or the qr code that'so be coming up on your screen s - [tammi] can you guess what this is? if you guessed croquet mallet, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." our first celebrity captain you know from "superstore." it's super sketcher jon barinholtz. with him are friends samuel and christine. our other celebrity captain plays a cia agent on "the recruit." let's hope his teammates can decipher his coded messages. it's colton dunn. he's joined by friends lizzvellereyien and ariel. and now the host of "pictionary," jerry o'connell.