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in san francisco, killing two people and injuring several others, some shaken by the crash, now asking for the area to be made safer for residents. >> you shouldn't be going more than like five miles an hour here because there's so many lid everything. >> three other people were hurt in the incident. they are now being treated for their injuries tonight. good evening. on thist& saturday i'm cristina rendon. the crash hpeneat around 1215 this afternoon at uloa street and lenox way, right next to the west portal muni station. new tonight. ktvu zac sos was at the scene shortly after the crash. he joins us live in any indication of what mightent- have caused this? yeah that's really the big question right now. >> and so far, police only able to release limited details. but speed obviously something that police are looking at the car just completely totaled. and the aftermath apparently so traumatic that a number of officers, firefighters first on scene, were sent home early. >> i saw them arriving and it looked bad.

>> nicole kidman, close to home in san francisco as first responders rushed past her car around noon. >> i was hoping that it wasn't a kid. >> the mother of a six year old becoming emotional looking back at the wreckage from saturday's crash in the city's west portal neighborhood. >> there were four people in that bus stop. ñ> that's where san francisco fire lieutenant mariano elias says a white mercedes suv traveling eastbound on yulo street suddenlyúslammed into them scene, they rendered aid among them an adult and child who died at the scene. >> for those that have children, i have children myself and our first responders do, you know, it hits everybody atúhome. sp>> three other people, includg the driver, were rushed to the hospital for hours. police shutting down several surrounding streets, train and bus service were also suspended at the crash, happening at the height of the saint patrick's day weekend, near crowded sidewalks

and. >> a lot of people witness this, whether they saw it firsthand or they saw the aftermathl a lot of people saw it. san francisco mayor london breed visiting the scene and describing the deaths as, quote, heartbreaking on social media, according to pedestrian safety advocate walk sf, they were the fifth and street so far this year, and the second child nobody should, lose a child and, to traffic violence and our hearts go out to this family, potentially losing two members. >> the nonprofit citing speed as the number one cause of vehicle crashes. it is one of these areas where we haven't seen a lot of, fatalities or tragedies in the past, but the number of people on foot in this area, it safety. the intersection alsot- not far from a playground.

>> there's kids always coming, like coming to eat at lemonade spand going up and down. i mean, this is all families. >> and unclear right now. if the adult and child who died in today's crash were related, the medical examiner's office has yet to release release an investigation again into this crash still underway. christina. >> just heartbreaking for the family to hear this, thisc type of tragedy happening. zac sos. thank you. another pedestrian fatality happened, this time in the south bay tonight. a suspected dui driver is in custody. the chp says the driver was exiting interstate 280 southbound onto the bird avenue off ramp at around 11:00 last hit a man who was in thedriver roadway, killing him. the suspect, a 27 year old man from san jose, stayed at the scene before being arrested. the victim's identity has not yet santa cruz county is now backt- open followingúa crash. cal fira crash along highway one just south of half moon bay. their crews learned a person was

driving a pickup on the highway, and the truck somehow caught fire. firefighters say the truck then slammed into two parked one as they cleaned up thewayt- wreckage. fortunately, no one was hurt. a man is in custody accused of shooting and killing another man in east oakland. police say they were called to night at 102nd avenue and0 last- graphene street. that's just one block south of international boulevard. there they say a man had been shot and he died at the scene. the victim's name has not d is an oakland resident.ay they police are alsoúinvestigating another international boulevard and eighth avenue, a few blocks south of lake merritt. police say they were called to a possible shooting there just before 1:00 in the morning. officers were seen inspectingúa black suv that was parked in the doors open. police say no itst- victims were found at the scenet later showed up at a hospital

nearby. the victim is in stable condition and is expected to recover. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. the solano county district attorney is investigating a shootout between two men and police in benicia on the freeway. benicia police say theúcity's license plate readers identified a car involved in an armed robbery near columbus parkway and rose drive at about 930 last night. officers say two suspects in the car took off on interstate 780 and fired shots at the officers. the car then crashed at the eastbound off ramp at military west. one suspect was taken into custody. the other was found hiding in the bushes in the freeway median. the 780 freeway was shut down for several hours. nobody was hurt. police in oakland are investigating an attempted bank robbery downtown. a car smashed into a window at the city national bank at 12th and broadway at around 6:00 this morning. oakland police say the glass shattered, though nobody was able to get inside. officers say they believe 4 or 5 people were inside the car at one time.

all of those people left the scene before officers arrived. police in oakland also hoping surveillance video here will vandalism case. it happened inc- the city's chinatown neighborhood. vandals have targeted the buddhist church at ninth and since november. police say vandals have thrown rocks and bottles at the church, shattering windows. surveillance video all show shows them dumping garbage outside the church. church leaders say they are concerned this vandalism may be a hate crime. in colma, police released this photo of a woman who they say stole more than $3,600 worth of merchandise . the alleged burglary happened on the morning of march 4th at a store on colma boulevard. police say the car the suspect fled in is unknown, but if you recognize the woman you're asked to contact, colma police. tomorrow's saint patrick's day. thousands of people showed up for the annual saint patrick's day parade in san francisco today. plenty of floats, step

dancing troupes and other cultural groups made their way down market streetútoday. ceremonies began with mass at saint patrick's church at third and mission. the parade started at 1130, went down market to civic center plaza. the mayor and other city leaders were there to celebrate irish heritage in the city. >> the weather couldn't be better and it's really exciting to be out here. i went to mass at saint patrick's with the irish community and that's my parish, and now we're having a great time out there. >> the saint patrick's day parade is the longest running parade in the city, going to the 1870s. the united irish societies of san francisco hosted the annual parade and celebration this theme of unity to highlight the diversity of communities in the city. ktvu james torres history of the parade and introduces us to >> for its 173rd year, san francisco's saint patrick's day parade showcased floats and

irish culture. and for the last 30 years, the whalen academy of irish dancing played a big role. >> a lot of our families that are in our dancing school have immigrated across the water from ireland, and it's really important for them to be involved in their ethnic background. the saint patrick's day celebration wasn't always a big citywide party. >> nearly two centuries before people put their hands on building floats, the of irish immigrants to the west coast, according toúcity records, irish immigrants made up about 13% of san francisco's population in the late 1800s. >> and what i like to look at it francisco, big city, big. well,s like a small town parade that just happens to take place in a big city because, you know, we civic groups, we have the high school, we have the little kids. so yeah, it's amazing. >> people involved in this year's parade have been around

for years. the directors of the whalen academy danced as young kids before opening their own school. >> strength of the irish people in san francisco is quite amazing. >> and this year's rose of tralee, representing san francisco in an international competition later this year. >> i have been in the parade since my mom was pregnant with me. she danced for the murphy irish dancers and then when enot me in with them and i've danced in the parade up until i was ten. and then when i became an irish piper, the pipers every y. >> every year the celebration gets bigger and organizers hope they can keep the tradition alive for the next generations. for at least another 173 years. >> i want this to still be here for them, that they'll be able to celebrate it with their friends and everybody else in the bay area. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> the saint patrick's day parade also greeted families in the east bay city of dublin. and this morning, alameda county

firefighters hosting their annual saint patrick's day pancake breakfast at a firehouse in dublin east bay. congressman eric swalwell grew up heading oe importance of his cultural and historicútradition. >> dublin has changed a lot and for the better, but it's important. as you know, dublin grows and new families move here that, you know, we pass this tradition down to the next generation and let them create, you know, it in their own image and in their own way to celebrate, you know, saint patrick's day and add to the town'súprogress. >> the proceeds from this morning's pancake breakfast will support people from all across california who have been injured in fires. >> she's just a wonderful woman. and of course, we all call her mom. >> a bay area woman celebrates spher 105th birthday. how she's connected to one of the most memorable events in american history and it could soon be more expensive to keep a boat in the san francisco marina. why department wants to raise fees for boaters by more than s0.t&

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danville. as ktvu alice wertz explains, this bay area woman was a part of american history. >> happy birthday! it party thak place in danville on saturday. alice beck darrow turned 105. she wasn't expecting such a large celebration. >> no, i certainly was, but i'm happy to see everybody is a thrill. >> born in 1919 out of high school, alice beckúenrolled in nursing school, afterwards serving as a navy nurse working out of peralta hospital in oakland. when pearl harbor was attacked in 1941, injured

soldiers returning home, one had been blown off his boat as he was being plucked out of the water. the japanese were still firing when a boat came by to pick him up and he was pulling himself up like this into the boat. >> when they shot him, and he got shot in the back. >> four months after being treated for an appendicitis, the doctors did an x ray. >> they were shocked when they saw what was this bullet was in his heart. >> alice beck recalls being assigned to him as his nurse. >> he says,úmiss becky, if i ever get over this, when you go on liberty with me, which was the shock. so i said, oh, of course, they didn't think he was going to make it anyway. so together almost 50 years, her husband died in 1991 after raising a family of four in lake county. >> they were very active in military memorial events. she's one of the last living links to pearl harbor and well loved by friends, family and the community. >> we have gone on vacations

with alice and she's always very good at having a beer or a glass of wine. she is smart as a tack, playing games. she's staying right on top of everything. we took her to berryessa one year and she rode a wave runner and she's just she's just a wonderful woman. >> at her party, danville mayor karen stauffer presented alice darrow with a commendation. >> we don't do this for everybody because they don't all make it to 105. >> honoring her lifelong service to the community and the memory of those who served in world war two. for our country's freedom. whereas alice is one of the navy nurses league's most distinguished members. there was lots of food, flowers, cards and cupcakes. and of course, family and friends made this a memorial birthday for a navy nurse, one of the last of the greatest generations danville, alice wer, fox two news. >> love that story. happy birthday alice. an air show in the north bay now underway. and

sptoday, wings over at travis ae base in fairfield. this weekend's event features demonstrations and displays from the f-22 demo team wings of blue parachute team mig 17 with jason soames, t-33 with greg collier, vampire airshows and, of course, the iconic blue angels. there are also a variety of static aircraft displays available. crowds for today's show caused heavy traffic delays. fairfield police had to close all inbound traffic to thec air force base this afternoon. gates at 9 a.m. >> well, a beautiful weekend to get outside. no rain clouds to worry about at all with lots of sunshine today and temperatures spstill on theúwarm side. in fa, lots ofú70s to report once again. so we warmed up yesterday . still warm for today. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. san francisco a bit of some cooling still nice in te upper 60s. lots of 70s for santa rosa, napa, concord and san jose. this afternoon as we heads

in the morning, especially coast side and right around the bay, becoming partly sunny even mostly sunny into the afternoon off in those numbers. but as you can into the afternoon hours, it's still a nice afternoon, 60s to the 70s. so the satellite picking up some some patchy cloud cover just ofhore earlier today. we are expecting some marine layer clouds to regroup overnightt& tonight pushing back into the bay. as you can see, the radar imagery radar imagery throughout the day. the main action in terms of the showers, not here in the bay area, but down toward parts of arizona and out toward portions of southern nevada as well. as you can see the wind wind advisories. not the casec. thereúwas a bit of a breeze out there today, but at from aroundo ten miles in the 50s right now n jose 57. concordú56. santa rosa in the lower 50s. and here is our live camera looking out toward sfo. and i suspect some patchy low cloud cover will

redevelop overnight. first thing tomorrow morning, especially out toward the upper 4ps to right around 50 degrees in this forecast. models kind of picking up on some of the low clouds and fog tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon. our skies becoming talking about rain at all. coming up, we'll let you know if we have any rain chances in our five day forecast. christina. >> mark. thank you. in iceland, a volcano in southwest part of the the fourth time in less than 100 days. the eruption happened today outside the town of grindavik. fountains of molten rock could be seen soaring from a long break in the ground, and lava spreading rapidly on each side. authorities for weeks anúeruption was imminent. it occurred in the same area where there was an eruption just over five weeks ago. new at ten, boaters could soon be paying higher fees to keep their vessels in the san francisco marina boat yard. this week, the san francisco recreation and parks department notified boaters they'd like to make boaters pay 31.4% more to keep their boats in the boatyard. by

the summer of 2025. right now, the berthing fee for the smallest boat is $6,000 a year. tells the sf standard that this rate hike would make its operations in the marina more financially sustainable. the proposal for the new fee will be heard wednesday atúthe budget and finance committee. a portion of six city in pleasanton is currentlyúclosed and will stay shut down all weekend, so the crewn finish up a big repair job this is happening on southbound 680 between the 580 and 680 connector and koopmanrot night at 9 p.m. for repaving work. traffpprs to be slow and steady in thatúarea. cars avoiding the worksite as well. caltrans says that by closing thisúareaorhe full weekend, they're shrinking down. what would otherwise take three months worth of nighttime closures. should expect extra traffic are also several s that drivers can take, but most will likely use highway 84 or 5 80 to 880. these newly paved roads are set to open 4 a.m. monday morning. super tuesday

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georgia's election interference case against donald trump resigned. fox's madeleine rivera explains how this latest move spcould hurt the district attory in forming a case against mr. trump. >> from a technical legal win fn county district attorney fani willis. in his resignation letter, special prosecutor nathan wade says he's stepping down in the interest of democracy and to move this case forward as quickly as possible. this should allow willis to continue her prosecution against former president trump and his allies. but her reputation is now in question. judge scott mcafee is slamming her for, quote, a tremendous lapse in judgment in pursuing a relationship with wade. details of her and wade's personal lives have been laid out in public. all of this could affect willis's ability to select a jury for instance, and thus impact how this case advances. and she's still facing several investigations, including one in

georgia, where a republican led state senate is looking into alleged misconduct on her part. >> the problem with this is that it just undermines the public's confidence in the fairness and the impartiality of our criminal justice system. >> trump can't submit a certificate of and take this case all the way to the georgia court of appeals. that would, of course, further delay these legal proceedings. this comes as the trial for his hush money payments case in manhattan is delayed as well. it was supposed to start march 25th, but that's been pushed back about a month after federal prosecutors provided more than 100,000 pages ofúrecords that trump's team says it needs time to comb through. they wanted 90 days or dismiss the case entirelyn a discovery hearing is scheduled for the week of aboutw materials rivera, fox news san francisco supervisor katieúchan kicked off her reelection campaign today in the richmond district, around 200 people came out to support the launch at argonne

playground. >> several label organizers, community activists and some elected officials were there. chan will be running as a progressive candidate against moderate marjean philhowerc in s expected to be a close election, with the recent primary suggesting moderates are gaining popularity among san francisco voters this week on our political show, the issue is california senator alex padilla joined our host, alex michaelson, to talk about how he formally endorsed adam schiff in the race for us senate. padilla, who used to run california's elections as secretary of state, had some harsh wordsúfor schiff's primary opponent, katie porter. porter claimed the primary was rigged against her by billionaires and dark money interests. >> yeah, look, those comments when i heard them were certainly disappointing because of the seriousness with which we take elections administration in california and beyond. and frankly, most people, when they hear the terms rigged related to

elections right now, immediately think of donald trump and his denying the outcome of the 2020 election. so at a minimum, poor choice of words. people deserve to know that, yes, we have spintegrity in the election process and the results in california, but what's done is done. the primary is over. the results, whileúnot final and certified, the margins.t& >> we'll have more with senator candidate alex padilla this week is tomorrow morning from 530 to- 6. >> if you're willing to come out. we have kayaks, life jackets. we just need any type of help. >> the search continues for a stockton student last seen wednesday afternoon. the tools first responders are now using to try and find the teenager. and a manhunt in pennsylvania is now over for a man accused of killing three people. how the suspect was connected to each of the victims. and a bit later in our newscast, a group of

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joaquin county sheriff's office saysúthe student ran from stagg high school after a fight on wednesday afternoon. reporter ramona spoke with the teen's mother and the school district today. >> it's day four of the search for a stockton teen who went missing after jumping into the calaveras river, loved ones and even complete strangers taking find him. >> people are bringing in dropping off canoes we can use r the day and hopefully to find my son. >> amanda martinez. the 15 year

old boy's mother, is thankful >> i am so greatly appreciated that everybody that's came, reached out, reposted, just putting out the message, for his safe return. >> the san joaquin county sheriff's office sending a boat on the water to do surface checks today and later this afternoon, deploying their underwater robot camera. they've used it for days, but nothing has come up. that's why martinez is now pleading with the public to get involved. >> if you're willing to come out, we have kayaks, life of help. ground searches, type spknocking on doors, sheúis terrified but trying to be optimistic. >> so many mixed emotions i there's really i'm just sad. >> i'm hopeful. i just want him to know if he is watching. you are not in trouble. just reach out to. >> reporter the sheriff's office

says the teen, who's a stagg highúschool student, ran away afternoon following a fight. the stockton unified school district says and another student went up a nearby levee and jumped into the river, but only his friend came out. >> it's a really tragic event >> school districttrict.t- superintendent michelle rodriguez tells me. counseling for students, staff and family members will be available during spring break. >> even though we're going to not have school next week. we encourage people to continue to, send to reach out to their mental health clinician. each school site has a counselor and a mental health clinician. >> meanwhile, the school spdistrict's department of publc safety will continue to work with the sheriff's office. >> we want to support us as much as we can, and so that's why you see the officers that you see today. >> martinez hopes her son, who she describes as loving and kind, isúfound soon. >> we just want to give you a big hug welcome you back home. >> partially buried human remains were found in the

backyard of a home in florida. as construction crews were renovating the property. the bodyúwas found thursday by workers who spotted two feet sticking the rental property in magnolia gardens has been under renovation for 2 to 3 weeks now. the homeowner says the renter was living there before the renovations. then squatters took overc and left the place a mess. the owner, who did not want to be identified, says for the per& >> i want to offer my condolences to whoever they wish that on no one's family spthat they got to buried in a w grave. >> the case has been sent to the medical examiner's office, who will determine the cause of death in pennsylvania. a man is now in custody after police say he shot and killed two members of his family and the mother of his children. jennifer lee has more on how the suspected gunman is believed to have carried out the attacks. >> authorities say they've had minor contact with alleged shooter andre but nothing to ine

would commit such acts of violence, killing two family membersúand the mother of his two children, driving a stolen vehicle and armed with an assault rifle. falls township police say andre gordon first went to viewpoint lane in levittown just before 9 a.m, shooting and killing two family members forcibly broke into the residencelúafter which he shot and killed his 52c year old stepmother, karen gordon and his 13 year old sister, kara gordon& bucks county district attorney- jen shawn says two adults and a 14 yearúold were hiding inside the home and avoided being shot, but the 26 year old went to a second address on edgewood lane, forcibly breaking in and killing 25 year old taylor daniel,úthe mother of his two children, who authorities say were also inside theúhome. >> i've seen the guy around here on the street once or twice before, i've seen cops at that residence before, but it was never really an issue. it's just

a stop by to see what's going on spand left. >> police say daniel's mother was bludgeoned in the head with the assault rifle and taken >> we're hoping that it wasngt close to home. out it's down the street, so it's a little terrifying. then by 9:15 a.m, police say gordon went to the dollar general in morrisville, 44 year old man at gunpoint. >> we were just working. and then all of a sudden, the policc came in and had us lock up the place and get the customers out. >> chief nelson whitney says police issued a shelter in place >> a dynamic situation. at first we weren't sure where, theúactor was or where he was going to end up. so out of an abundance of caution, we wanted to keep everybody safe. and i think the community did a great job in honoring that. >> we were supposed to head to the shore, and we had a shelter in place. so we're still here. and, you know, it's scary. it spwas really scary to be, you kw , with an active shooter.

>> so in all, gordon is accused of two carjackings, killing three people and injuringc one. investigators say they do not have a motive at this point, but we did learn. gordon is currently ties to the trenton, and that's where the manhunt continued. from here in falls township. jennifer lee, fox 29 news. >> women can do it here literale same thing, supporting one anothern >> a group of women lowriders in southern california are breaking barriers as our coverage of women's history month continues. we'll learn what's inspiring more women to join their ranks. >> ana barry weather a nice start to the weekend, but right now, the lowc clouds trying to push back into the picture and a bit of a cool down. as we head into your sunday forecast, we will have the update coming up and also coming up. >> it's been several weeks since the oakland zoo rescued a tig

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about in pasadena.t& >> i'm cristina gonzalez, fox 11 news, a group of uc berkeley students say they broke a world record for the fastest trip bar. >> last weekend. the team traveled to every single bart station through the transit system in under six hours. and now they want the guinness book of world records to recognize their feet under a new category of bart speed runs. earlier today, we spoke with two of those students about the help they had to coordinate with witnesses throughout our journey, you know, meeting people at different stations. some people delivered snacks, some people, you know, took photos, it was, in order to make sure that we had enough proof to give to guinness . >> all of students who took part in the speed run are studying either transportation, engineering or city planning, which inspired their interest in the bay area transit system. the forest service is building an attraction near lake tahoe. coming up, we'll take a for newt hopes to satisfy a variety of outdoor enthusiasts, and we'll give you a live look now outside

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near lake tahoe. the service is calling it the pines to mines trail, and says this 72 mile track from truckee to nevada cityúwill welcome equestrians, pedestrians, bicyclists, and e-bikers. pines to mines will include around 50 miles of existing trail, with 22 miles of new trail planned to begin construction this year. planners say the trail will boast miles of stunning views pastúremote lakes, canyons and meadows. overnight camping in bonfiresc will be banned at a beach in the big sur region because people are not cleaning up after themselves, the california coastal commission announced thursday that the ban applied to

san carpoforo beach in san luis obispo county. officials say there's been even human waste lt that site. since the beach does not have restrooms, day use will stillc be allowed as the u.s. forest service tries to reset conditions along the shore. in southern california, a massive whale is washed up along a beach. a helicopter flying over malibu beach, capturing images of that whale. right now, there is no word on what ashore. wilde the age, or the specific species of the whale. crews are actively investigatingúlike the break in the rainfall will continue across the bay area. as we head into your sunday and into early next week. it's still a nice forecast for tomorrow, as well as take a look at the forecast model, we can show you this. we're looking long range here, and we're going as we put this into motion, it is fairly quiet for sunday. ande some activity out here trying to

develop. you can see a circulatd then maybe a slight chance of a& shower by thursday, but maybe by friday or into the upcoming spweekend we could rain chancesa bit fuzzy, but we talking aboute in the forecast. but still. we have a dry weather pattern in the short terme. here's a satellite where you can pick out lots of clear skies over the bay area. we do have some patchy low clouds trying to develop offshore. the main energy here out in the pacific should remain out of the few days. and here is a closer lookúat theúsatellite picking up on some of the low clouds that will continue to increase over the next few hours. as far as theúcurrent numbers out there right now, with temperatures mainly in the 50s, santa rosa, 51 degrees, oakland 52 and san josec in the upper 50s reporting mostly clear conditions. our live camera right now looking out towardúsfo, we still have at least partlyúcloudy skies. some patchy cloud cover will am expeg some low overcast first thing tomorrow morning. so tonight, cr

saint patrick's day.úsome cloud mild to warm into the afternoon& and then the extended forecast. a bit of a cool down headed our way and the chancet& showers, but really not too much showing up in the five day forecast just yet. so here's what's happening. the overall weather pattern. this area of low pressure is kind of been california. this area of high pressure is keeping us dry and we remain dry for sunday, monday and tuesday. so overall it's a nice forecast with some mild to warm conditions. tomorrow should be a little bit cooler than today, but then a little bit, a little bit of a bump in the numbers by monday. so just some minor temperature changes over the next several days. here's the forecast model picking up on some of the low clouds tomorrow morning. coastside and then right around the bay and then into the afternoon hours. partly to mostly sunny skies. this is sunday, 3 p.m. and then monday looks like a fairly nice day if spyou wantúto get outside monday afternoon and then on tuesday. clouds in the morning and thent& clearing out into the afternoon hours. so no major storms to

talk about forecast highs for tomorrow 60so most areas a little bit cooler, but it is still a warm day out there for your sunday. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. and we still have a nice warm pattern for monday. and by the way spring. i've not talked about that. we talked about saint patrick's day but spring begins tuesday. so looks like we'll have some maybe just a nice nicec conditions to get outside on spring. no spring showers just yet, but maybe maybe later in the week we'll keep an eye on it. flying. i feel like wec yeah. aw spring is here. where is the time changes and weekend of winter. wow. we're ready. okay,. >ñ thank you. well, the tiger cubúat the oakland zooúhas aúnew name. thanks to the public. she is now named lily. over the last few weeks, the zoo asked people toúweigh in on what the cubs should be named. lily from a private facility u.s. she was found to be suffering from numerous improperly healed

fractures in her bones. the zoo says she has improved greatly under its care, and once she's fully recovered, she'll move to a licensed facility specializing in big cat care. and happening tomorrow, runners willúbe hitting the pavement for the oaklandc marathon. there will alsoc be a5k and ten k race around lake merritt. the marathn route includes bay bridge and all of the races will begin and endúin front of the henryc j. kaiser convention center. runners will getc their medals there and california lawr sphas announced an unusual goal for his final year in office. former assembly speaker anthonyd ways to make people happy. he's created a panel called the select committee on happiness and public policyúoutcomes. rendonúsays happiness should be a top priority whenúit comes to creating laws and policies in c, everybody housed, everybody has spa jobúand failed at what we're trying to do. so if we don't reverse thatúand think about the happiness as a first principle

rather than happiness as a last principle, than we are failing at the jobs that we do here in this building. >> the happy committee held its first meeting this week. the warriors picked up a huge win over the lakers tonight, but the ending of he game was very

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because as of right now, they'll meet in the play-in tournament. lakersúare the ninth seed. warriors attend, so the winner of tonight's game will steph and curry back tonight after missing a couple of games due to a sprained ankle. first quarter here. lakers up by five anthony davis gets inside for the layup. he's hit in the eye davis would later leave the game and not return which benefited the dobbs inside the paint.t& second quarter little two man game between trace thompson. cl6 points off the bench later in the second game. tied at 63. draymond green from half court. lobs it up. alley oop to finishd with 23 points. warriors up two. third quarter curry with the sidestep for the three here and the foul. warriors up ten. and then in the fourth with three minutes left. warriors up seven lebron james would not go away. he bullies his way all the way to the rim lebron points tonight

possession for the warriors. draymond green spots curry with the back door pass the layup. good. curry finished with here'r two critical reviewsúthe 24 second shot clock completely stopped working. that made the final two minutes take more than 20 minutes. the refs had to use a manual stopwatch for the rest of the on to winú128, q21, and curry talked about that wild ending. to the victory. sp>> i've never seen that in my career. really. usually they have a or something. they have a pregame, they have a backup clock or something. but then the day we put ourselves in a good position where coming out of that, we really need a one stop and obviously a big winúfor the oakland roots. >> now hoping to improve to two zero this season. hosting the charleston battery tonight at home and roots fans hitting the drums before the game starts at cal state east bay. score zero zero charleston batteries arturo rodriguez assists nick markovic and markovic gets the header

from the center of the box to the center up one. nothing minute. same score. ilya alexeyev header from the right side of theúsix yard box at the bottom right byo diaz, was a cross and the game ends with a draw. one one roots will face phoenix rising next saturday. the san jose earthquakes taking on sporting kansas city at children's mercy park here. 11th minute of the game and we score off of corner kick. victor costa gets a foot on the ball and goes in for the goal. costa is able to connect right there on that corner kick 29th minute. game t& johnny russell crosses it in to alan pulido, who buries a shot from thec center of the box sporting kc goes on to win 2 to 1. the last time the sharks faced the blue jackets, it ended in chaos. so let's see if luck was on the sharks side this time. a couple of sharks fans up in the holiday spirit for saint patrick's day weekend in two ze. fabian zetterlund is down low.

gets it by danil tarasov for the score. zetterlund gets the short goal, his 18th of the year. sharks down two one moments later. same score. nylander with the give to johnny gaudreau, who sneaks it in for the goal. gaudreau scored his 11th goal of the season, blue jackets win for 2 to 2. the giants are looking to snap a two game losing streak, so they can kind of get back on track in spring training, and even the youngest of fans know the importance of staying hydrated outside as the giants take on the cleveland guardians. no score here in the bottom of the second until matt chapman hits his first giants homer to right field. chapman finding his groove, getting the giants on the board later in the inning, nick ahmed gets in on the fun. he's at the plate and he's going to wrap this one high and deep into center field. the ball keeps it is a triple for ahmed thairo. estrada came in to score and the giants held on to lead and shut out the guardians six zero. giants take on the rockies tomorrow afternoon, and good news for former giant being

released. on monday, the oakland a's announced the signing of third baseman j.d. davis to a one year, $2.5 million deal during spring training this year, davis was batting 4p0 with two homers and six rbis in six games. now, as for the a's, as on the game didn't work out in their favor. they lost to the milwaukee brewers 11 to 4 today, and it was their fourth straight loss in the college football world. cal will beginúspring practices monday, and the program has set some high goals. junior running back otten, all-american candidate, wants to build on his stellar season last year when he rushed for more than 1300 yards and 12 touchdowns. ott's goal is to win the acc. that is the new conference that cal is in. following the collapse of the pac 12. ott also wants to win the doak walker award. that one is given to the nation's top running back in college football. ott believes their current roster is different from years in years past, based on

how accountable they've been in their spring workouts. of course, best of luck to them. we'll be watching it all as wel& as stanford two. and of course, we now talk about the weather because it's looking really good, looking great. >> if you want to get outside of the parks or anything like that been talkingc much about rain lately. it's just great to get outside in the sun. yeah. >> mark, thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here on our 10:00 news next newscast is tomorrow morning. if yo d like to (tense music builds) i'm rob lowe and this is the floor. it's the season finale. the battle for the floor comes to an epic climax. (rob) eighty-one players entered the arena... (screams) all roads have been leading to this. ..and battled it out in fierce duels. an otoscope. centipede. the pointer sisters. um... um... um... at stake, a cool quarter of a million dollars. (shrieks) tonight...