at a high school in pleasanton now under investigation after causing extensive damage to a 100 year old building. >> i'm glad that it was empty and i'm glad nobody was hurt, obviously. and this did not happen during school hours for sure. >> and class was back in session today atúamador valley high, but not without some disruptions. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and igm julie julie haener. the campus has been without power or with limited power and no wifi for much of the day. ktvu is crystal update. crystal. well, the good news is no one was injured and the fire happened when nothing was happening school. >> but it wasn't the only fire on campus in the last 24 hours. officials say the small gymnasium at amador valley high school caught fire just before 8:00 sunday night. the 100 year old building is used for and testing. >ñ last night, when we saw what was happening, you know, they said that the roof was collapsing and, all of a sudden

firefighters say the fire started in a trash can in a corner of the building. >> the flames extinguished in about half an hour as part of the safety precautions, pge doer campus. >> despite the odds, school stayed in session and later school district officials say there was a second, smaller fire on campus. >> we did. unfortunately have an incident during school, in the morning where some students made spa poor decision to, start a fe in one of our bathroom waste bins, district officials say the two fires are isolated incidents, but they are reviewing security camera footage. >> in the meantime, teachers were forced to get creative tooe of the fact that it is a beautiful day outside. >> email updates were sent to parents periodically, overnight

and throughout the day. >> they failed to mention in the email that there was no power or wi-fi, but school was in fact open and happening by 1145. >> school officials say pg and e able to go back toúnormal. bute- parents say schools should have been canceled in the first place. pretty is a very large step, simply because we have familiesúthat rely on sending their their children to school each day. >> a measure to rebuild outdated schools passed in 2022 in pleasanton, using $395 million in bonds. the school district is slowly upgrading school facilities, and the district says old buildings like this one are on the list. and as of now, school administrators are working out exactly how to were supposed to happen in that oldn the cause of the fire at that gym is still under investigation. crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news it looks like it's going to take some time to

clean that place up. >> all right, crystal, thank you. >> police say a killed her own mother. this happened around yesterday complex on university avenue. dead with stabc wounds, and the suspect was atethere on property. she was later identified athe victim's daughter. police are not identifying the family at this time. this is berkeley's first homicide of the year. the man charged with seven murders across northernc california pleaded not guilty in court today. wesley brownlee is accused of five deadly shootings in stockton and two in oakland in 2021 and 22. brownlee is also facing an attempted murder charge today. his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf during a status hearing. if brownlee is found guilty on all counts, he could face the death penalty. his next court date has been set for later next month. >> a vigil is underway in san neighborhood for the three people who were killed in a crash at a bus stop over the weekend. today, authorities

confirm the three people killed were all from the same family. police have also taken the driver, a 78 year old woman, into custodyl in connection with that crash. ktvu christien kafton tells us neighbors and safety advocates are now added to that intersection.tsúb- >> flowers and candles now lie at the scene of saturday's deadly collision. an adult male and a young child died at the dn the hospital sunday. the sole survivor, a six month old child still being treated for life threatening injuries in the hospital. even veteran investigators. >> this is very difficult for our investigators to deal with that level of trauma, san francisco police have arrested 78 year old mary fong law, saying she was behind the wheel of this white mercedes suv when it smashed into a bus shelter, hitting the people inside. >> officers have booked her on three counts vehicular manslaughter, reckless driving

and other traffic violations. katie icu spoke briefly with a relative of the driver, who told us that they are devastated by this incident and that the driver's adult children flew into the bay area after hearing about the crash, and that so the hospital. investigators are still looking to see if there was a medical issue or speed that led to the deadly collision. >>úwe know that speed could have been a factor. we're looking at every aspect that could have led to this incident. >> the pedestrian advocacy group walk sf says deadly car crashes like this one happened all too spfrequently, and that a multisp process mustútake place streetse for everyone. drivers cyclists and pedestrians. >> our whole city is grieving this i think we shouldúbe and i think, part of that is because so many of us are feeling how often, and that feeling of it

couldúhave been me. it could have been any of us. >> thisúafternoon we received a statement from the district attorney saying that she understands the desire to know l be filed in this tragic case, as soon as possible. butúlike blooo determine if the driver was intoxicated and mechanical investigations to see if the vehicle was operating properly. those have to be completed. and she said those, of course, takee information and evidence from san francisco police in san francisco,úchristien kafton. ktvu, fox two news oakland mayor shengtao says crime is trending down in the city's troubled hegenberger corridor. >> a number of restaurants in the area, including in and out and denny's, recently announced that they're going to be shutting down for good over safety concerns. well, the city responded by deploying six officers on footc as well as a sergeant, the mayor says over the past four months, there's been a sharp decline in auto burglaries,úthefts and robberies. >> our commitment remains strong

and focused on making arrests and preventing crime in the entire city. >> the chp will continue to conduct unannounced surge operations alongside our law enforcement partner agencies, and chp says it already has 72 officers in the oakland office. >> and as many as 65 officers could be added. the port of oakland and the alameda county sheriff's office sayc they now have surveillance cameras running 24 hours a day. >> supporters of alameda pamela. excuse me. pamela, say they have evidence of potential fraud in the recall spcampaign against her. the gro, called protect theúwin, said today they are now taking their complaints to the u.s. attorney sayúthey are taking that stept- because they have not received a response from state attorney general rob bonta on their claims. they say the evidence includes petitions left unprotected and signature gatherers who are from outside the county because every single&

signature is now under increased scrutiny. following the announcement last thursday by the registrar of voters that the folks who spent millions of dollars signatures and may not have enough. >> election officials said last week they will have to manually count each signature after a random sample was insufficient to determine if the recall threshold has been met. the main group backing the recall told ktvu they are confident the process will confirm theúresults . >> investigatorsúin san jose are trying to track down the people responsible for shooting a german shepherd puppy right in the head. this crime happened back in january, and tonight, thankfully, the dog is reuben reports, police say leads inúthe case have started to dry up. >> san jose police want the public's help to solve what of . it happened in the early morning of january 11th near anne darling drive and mckee road. they say someone shot this

german shepherd puppy in the head, then fled. there were two unidentified suspects responsible for this heartless shootingn >> the dog's name is marley, and she wasújust ten months oldúwhen it happened. she was rushed to the san jose animal care center for emergency surgery. the damage was primarily to her snout, though the bullet also struck her paw as it exited. >> she's very lucky in that the vessels. it did go through the hard palate, but the problem is, is that it shattered the this part of theúlower jaw. >> repairing the jaw would be expensive and require a specialist. thankfully, the community donated more than $27,000 for marley's care, and vets from uc davis stepped up to help the trajectory of the bullet has led to this extreme amount of damage. >> the procedure to repair the shattered jaw went well, though she did haveúto have a toe amputated. >> marley is now recovering with a foster family. >> everything's healed. it looks beautiful. they took the device out, you would never know.

looking at this dog today. what she had gone muzzle. investigators say they've exhausted all leads in this case, but the shooters remain at large. >> their last hope is that a witness might come forward who saw what happened to marley, especially with the extensive injury involving the gunshot jaw.t&in the skull through thet& >> i mean, that wasn'tújust something to scare off a dog. they were really trying to end a life. and i all lives equal, our furry friends, our y& know, we want to stand up for spthem, too. >> crimeústoppers is now offering $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. in this case, anyone with information asked to contact san jose police in san jose and ruben ktvu. fox two news. >> yeah, and we're live here at chase center, where the warriors have a big game against the new york knicks. we're going to hear from steve. plus a special surpriseúfrom the state champl

the oakland high school girls basketball team. it's all coming upúnext. >> also ahead tonight big news for the giants as the team and longtime stadium announcer renel parted ways.announced they have >> and we are tracking that forecast. >> that does include a bit of a warm up tomorrow and then rain coming our way also tonight it'n driving the latest stock market momentum and is making huge inroads in the world of artificial intelligence. and now executives at santa clara based nvidiac >> and here's a quick check commute. this is a look at thet& east shore freewayl as seen from little slow going there,t's at& especially in the commute direction on the right as those cars head toward berkeley, el watching ktvu news at six, we'll be right back

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parting ways with longtime announcer renel brooks-moon. she has been the public address announcer there. inside oracle park since it first opened back in 2000. she that job in baseball. the team said in a statement today anúagreement on receiving a new emeritus title and the p.a. booth at the ballpark will be named after her and there has been plenty of reaction from giants fans. sportswriters and public chronicle sports columnist ann

killion wrote a lengthy piece criticizing the move, saying in part, the giants follow up to ugly exits by brian sabian, brandon crawford, j.d. davis and others. let's get rid of a groundbreaking, wildly popular p.a. announcer, assembly member matt haney wrote. yet the giants have decided the woman who conno closely with definitely use more diversity is announcing it was unable to find a way to keep their most visible, non-playing black employee and ace fanc group. the last dive bar said we stand with giants fans in saying this was a horrible decision and truly. >> well, the golden state warriors back home tonight hosting the new. york knicks tip off is at 7:00 tonight. >> our jason applebaum joins us now live. hegs at chase center. so jason how's it looking out there. >> well you know it's looking

good. i'm going to step off tot& the side here because the greatest shooter in the history of basketball is right over herel steph curry, his fellow splash brother klay thompson. also out here we're getting ready for the knicks 16 games to go in the regular 16 games to gy game is important. let's take a look at the standings. the warriors right now in ninth place. but neck and neck with spthe lakers. you can see they'e basically in a statistical dead heat with the los angeles lakers. you don't want to be in the ninth or 10th seed though. that means it's single elimination. you lose the play in game and you're out. so the warriors goal is to catch phoenix, dallas or sacramentoúto leapfrog them. and you can see there areúthree games back again with 16 games to go. i think the sixth seed is out of the question. so they're looking to maybe move up into the top eight. we asked steve kerr if that was possible. >> we can get hot and get on a happens ahead of us. and so there's no sense in us worrying about anybody else, but but ourselves. and i like where we

in the big picture over the last 30 games or so, and i don't see any reason why we can't make a make a run and put ourselves in the best position possible. >> okay. back out here, live curry putting on a show for some of these fans that came out early to see him. and you know what else was cool earlier earlier this afternoon or here at chase center was the state champion girls oakland basketball team was in the house. they've won two titles in the last five years. nita simpson, their head coach, got a real thrill. she room. you see oakland high in the background there. the logo, we chatted with her on the floor here and her whole team is here, the oakland high wildcats, up in, luxury box suiteúnumber 43. we actually wereúwaving to him, and then they wave waved back, so that was pretty cool, she's a

we asked her about when sheandt- believed that they were going to get it done and whether or not she wants to repeat and how likely she thinks that is. >> i was looking to matriculate on to college basketball, and when i looked at that team, i said, nol i can win it. i can win it with these girls right here. so that's what made me come back and say like, to do af high school. and now, look, they got me for another year because i want to repeat. >> andúshe's got six seniors. so graduating. so a repeat is very much in the cards. you got to like how bold she is. a meantime theúwarriors like we said a big game. the next knicks actually have a better record than the warriors. but the warriors are playing pretty good basketball. since the all star break. and they're going to look to kind of keep it rolling and get hot down the stretch. with 16 games to go in the regular season. >> all right, heat it up down

it on tonight jason thank you. all right. >> now to some football. the san francisco 49 ers making some moves to their off season nfl network reportingc that the team has signed josh dobbs to a one year deal worth $2.25 million. dobbs played for two teams last year the cardinals and the vikings, who may now possibly be replacing sam darnold up quarte, checking in on the weather. >> another wonderful day out there. spring starts like sprint spweekend with temperatures the last 70s in the warmer spots. today we had some mid 70s, a little cooler right at the coast in some places as high pressure sets up, and when it does that, it allows the fog to form, as you know, and usually keeps the rain away. and in fact, that's the case. this splow is bringing a few scatterd showers down in this northeast or southeast part or southwest part of the getting a few light sprinkles. but for us as high and then it weakens on thursday, friday,úsaturday and sunday. and

then we're going to kind of change up the weather a little bit. right now it's i don't i don't think it's a washout, but it's definitely going to be dodging we'll look at it tonight. the ml get more resolved. so here are the current high temperatures from today mid 70s in livermore and antioch, 67 in redwood city, but just san francisco. there's the fog right along the coast. and this is getting as soon as it gets dark. you can't use this. this is that visible satellite.úbut you can see where it is. not a lot of the water temperature gets to the right temperature and the winds blow the right way. and you can see the fog here kind of working its way into the coast, or working its way into the avenues or across the avenues into the gate. so the story tomorrow morning, a little bit of fog, a little bit of low cloud, day just like today, things really switch as we get into thursday and friday, especially on friday, i think we got a chance of a shower there. we'll take a look at it. the long range model in the five day coming up all right bill, thank you. >> we'll see you in a bit. new

at six tonight. a new push to make it easier for workers in the bay area and across the country. south bay. congressman ro khanna announced a new bill to promote and expand co-ops at a slice of new york pizza restaurant in san jose. the owner says he wanted to find a way to help give workers a piece of the financial pie, and formed a workerúco-op. in 2017. the congressman says his bill will help other businesses to follow in their footsteps. >> you've said no whenúwe do well, when we're selling a lot of pizzas, the folks who are putting theúpizzas in the box and we're making the pizzas and who are cleaning up, we're creating all the value they should get a part of the actual profits. they should be equals to you. i mean, that's really what you've stood for. the congressman's bill would make it easier to convert a small business into a co-op, and it would also smooth the way to get financing from the sba, including a $60 million oakland mayor xiang tao responds to businesses who are now threatening to withhold their taxes over the state

is ticking for lawmakers in fix a major budget shortfall.to- the governor makes a and an ongg debate over a controversial immigration law in t

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gaza, a un agency, says that 70% of the population of gaza face, quote, catastrophic hunger. the priority is getting immediate

access to all areas. and this comes benjamin netanyahu has agreed to send a team of israeli officials to washington to discuss israel's perspective. military operation in the southern city of rafah. about a million and a half palestinians are reportedly sheltering in the city, and the situation in haiti continues to deteriorate as gangs are solidifying their hold over the capital of port au prince. today, the prime minister promised to resign, and that was a key demand of the gang leaders. the us is spearheading the transitional government, but it's unclear what to restore ore for an influxúof people seeking to escape the violence. haitian migrants just yesterday. the us supreme court extended its block on a controversial immigration law in texas. >> that law would give local law enforcement agencies broad us illegally. fox news connor hansen explains, now what's at stake over the law?

>> the supreme court is extending the legal pause on a controversial texas immigration law. the justices blocking enforcement while it continues to decide the matter. the law would allow any police officer in texas to arrest migrants for illegal entry once in custody. migrants can either agree to a texas judge's order to leave the us, or be charged with a crime. >> it basically says we can arrestc, we can detain, and we can either put youúin jail or send you back. probable cause, likeúwitnessing spthe illegal entry themselves r seeing it on video. legal experts and immigration rights groups say enforcement should stay with the federal government and worry about racial profiling. the author of the texas law has said it's meant to target people who recently crossed the border, not undocumented immigrants years. the biden administration

filed an emergency appeal with the supreme court to temporarily block it. we've been in this showdown biden became president. >> it seems like every day this is not the first the biden administration. >> back in january, the supreme court ruled that federal border patrol agents can remove the razor wire at the southern border. but after all that legal trouble, the wire is still there . >> i just don't have anything for you on that. we were very clear about what we thought about those wires. >> the department of homeland security has said funding cuts have put all of its work, including on the border, in jeopardy in new york. connor hansen, fox news. >ñ coming up on ktvu news at 630, nvidia has become one of the hottest companies in the world of artificial intelligence . and the santa clara company now inviting some of the biggest engineers and scientists to the south bay for its annual conference and many transit agencies face a bleak financial future. >> the latest proposals from

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people killed in a crash while waiting at a bus stop near the west portal muni station in san francisco. a child is among those killed, and a six month old baby is being treated for life policeúarrested 78 year old mary fong lao. they're trying to determine nowúif a

medical problem, intoxication or other issues led to that deadly collision. sp>> a fire at amador valley hiw under investigation. officials say one of the gymnasiums at the school caught fire last night, causing extensive damage to the 100 year old building. that fire caused disruptions to the school's power and wi-fi connection, andc actually taught outside, and the cause of mayors crime is trending down in the city's troubled hegenberger corridor. a number of including the in and out and denny's, recently announced they would be shutting down for good over safety concerns. the mayor says over the past four months, there has been a sharp decline in auto burglaries, thefts and robberies, and you are watching& ktvu, fox two news here at 630, some of the world's greatest scientists and engineers are converging on the south bay for nvidia's conference. the company skyrocketing performance on wall street is being driven by its gains in artificial intelligence. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more now

spon what nvidia's momentum meas for silicon valley and the tech industry overall. >> on the san jose state campus, sophomore pablo nava barrera eyes the latest lesson plan monday on how to make a killing in the market. >> i opened a brokerage account, and i did it primarily because i wanted to invest in nvidia. >> this giant holds its annual conference in san jose. founder jensen huang says $1 trillion of the world's wealth will be on hand. >> no conference in the world is there a greater assembly of researchers from such diverset& fields of science that mix has nvidia muscling out march madness the darling of wall street? >> its stock isc up 260% in the last year. >> its main product, it's which which was very high quality, can now be used for ai, which everybody talks about. i am a helper guiding the from human

interface to cars and phones. >> other tech companies are relying on nvidia, which drives the company to most companies, they're going at it from all sides. they've got the hardware and the software and the cloud service infrastructures, so they're very wellúpositioned to capitalize on this growing. and i would have to say exciting trend because nvidia is doing sp since the tide is always an average. >> and that rising tide has scientists and capitalists coming together to reap the benefits of a world where technology and ai will play an increasingly larger role. >> i even helped write the scriptúi wanted to be able to invest and put some of my own personal all the work that they're doing, and i think it has a lot of is this in downtown san

jose continuesc through thursday in gary, ktvu, fox two news, new at 630 crime and public safety are both big issues legal aid and defender briefing. the legal aid group said that crime will not only be spimportant in local elections, but also on the national stage. public defenders from all around the country, including some from the bay area, spoke, many arguing that politicians offer solutions that fail to be proactive and often demonize defendants. >> it scares not only the public, but it scares people in those positions to startúusing, peopleúscapegoat, and the peopls going to use black and brown people. >> so if you want to create that public safety, you have to begin community organizations as a part of the solution. instead of a problem providing indigent people with fierce quality representation in court, in

itself fosters safer communities . >> well, the reason today was chosen.úit is gideon day, the anniversary of the 1963 us supreme court decision which affords individuals the right to attorney representation in all criminal trials. >> the not paying city taxes. if crime gets worse. >> i. i completely get it. you know, as a victim myself. however, at the end of the day, we have to all come together. this is an oe person, one organization can do thisújob. and so what we're seeing is that our crime rates, they are trending downwards. >> the effort was started by jose ortiz, the owner of la perla restaurant. heúsays businesses are frustrated with the crime, and now they want to stop paying taxes to oakland until they see safer and cleaner streets. >> california faces a major budget shortfall in the next

fiscal year, and state lawmakers and the governor are coming together. to try to balance the books also a ris >> t

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a visit to the capitol today to meet with assembly speaker robert rivas. the legislative analyst's office last month estimated the deficit as high as $58 billion for the next fiscal year. some of the reductionsúon education, environmental spending and transportation. the governor did not share any details on where he might be willing to compromise on his budget proposal, and a quick check in with the speaker on the budget to move some early action. getting consensus with the two

detailed proposal on spending cuts. the governor said earlier that he looks forward to moving quickly on bay area state senats introduced a bill aimed at providing hundreds of millions of dollarsc a year for strugglig local transit agencies. but in a scenec politicians news conferences, they were interrupted by pro-palestinian protesters to ensure that the bay area can meet climate goals and keep our economy going. >> the bill's author, san francisco's scott wiener and silicon valley's aisha wahab, made the announcement at the powell street bart station in the city. >> they say the connect bayc ara act would generate at least $750 million service cuts and other improvement projects. the proposal would transportation authority to ask voters to authorize a new tax on properties, support. they say it

would help plug the budget shortfalls that many bay area transit agencies are facing after the pandemic. >> this bill is more than a promise. it's a practical blueprint for overhauling our regional transit system, ensuring long tum sustainability and accessibility. with sb 1031, we're addition to the revenue the bay area's 27 transit agencies to be studied for consolidation, the state senator more integrated and reliable.be- >> and we've got some fog to talk about at the coast. we've got temperatures around here an. that happens again tomorrow. but then changes. >> all right now to alex savage and a we're working on for top of the hour alex. thank youp tonight at seven heartbreak for a family in arizona. a little girl fighting a bacterial

infection has undergone several amputations coast. rapper family shares how they're coping with the diagnosis that has changed their lives forever. also, las vegas is celebrating a trio of police officers who are being called heroes tonight. see how cameras off a daring rescue from aledt- and much more coming up tonight- at seven on west coast rap and that will, of course, be followed by the ktvu, fox two spnews at 730 with heather holm. >> all right, alex, see yout& then. thank you. but first, an east oakland man is sharing the best and the worst of what he says life is like in his city. and now his instagram page is taking off

far in trying to get social media companies to remove what it considered. disinformation about covid 19. the states of missouri and louisiana, as well , complained that themedia users administration's push for tech companies to remove posts about covid amounted to government coercion and violated their first. >> it's treating facebook and these other platforms like they're subordinates. would you

do that to the to the new york times or the wall street journal or the associated press or any other big newspaper or wire service? >> a ruling on the case is expected sometime in june. >> an oakland resident has been going around showing up at crime scenes and then sharing the stories on instagram. now, he says he's not doing this to embarrassúthe city of oakland, resurrection. ktvu tom vacar has the story. >> oakland, california. donde la vida no vale. nada. oakland, california. donde la vida no vale. >> nada in english. oakland, california. here life is worthless. >> oakland is very, very hard to live in. you know, with all the problems in the city. cityúleft us. >> gregorioúramon, 20 years in oakland and a frequent onlinet& commentator, now has 72,000 instagram and tiktok followers of his video commentaries documenting oakland's crime

online. before. never. you got somethat problems, but not like that. >> for almost two years now, he's shown hundreds of crime scenes burning or burnt out, businesses, crazy driving, blight, trash and tragedy in the city don't do nothing. despite that, he uses his social skills to promote some local restaurants, such as la casa de maria. on 98th avenue in east oakland, right across the street from bishop o'dowd high school. he has become a kind of folk hero. nada people. >> kids come and want a signature. and what i mean, that's the image that we need for oakland, somebody to step up again. >> this gives local merchants a chance to do more business with a lot less crime pressure on them. >> we are here that we support any anything happen in the city in the good way that we are here

to provide foodl but alsoúa safety environment. 20 years in businessn they told you that how good it is. >> the restaurants, logoed, hoodies and t shirts proclaim the where life is worthless mantra in order to create pressure on oakland's leaderst& whoc ramon now addresses directly, you have to do something right away because it's like it's nobody,. when th, ramon california, with the city the city. >> listen, what greg marino and jaime and thousands and thousands of followers are doing is the veryúessence of democracy . >> speak truth to power. expect results, and if notl change the power. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. kind of interesting when you get

the fog right. it's fun to look at and the sunsets and all that, and we've got fog coming in across twin peaks right now, and you can kind of see, i like the& way it contoursc the hillside. right. so i believe that'súclose to twin peaks. and then it kinde it's a it's a refraction. the, the, the, air moving closer to the mountain gets slowed because of friction. and it turns it like this. like sometimes if you've ever seen a wave break on a point, like, let's say you go to steamer's lane or something, it wraps around the point. well, wraps around the hill and comes down. and so that's whatc you're seeing. and it'sc going to be a lot more of that to come as we head into the spring and summer months. tomorrow is the first day of spring. itúwill be and ey you've got equal day and equal nights. but it's a little a little more, a little less. it h is shaped. but basically you've got almost 12 hours a day and 12 hoursúexactly that latin for equalc probablyl

spset it wrong. but that's the basic gist. so equinox means equal day equal night. essentially that's not exactly the case. butc it's close okay. so the fog along the coast high pressure ridge stays with in li4 right now walnut creek. so a beautiful day. warmer today than yesterday, three degrees in napa, three degrees in concord, four degrees in livermore. warmer. and there are cooled a little bit that makes sense. they got a little sea breeze coming over the petaluma gap. there and then half moon bay with the fog a little cooler in forecast overnight lows, no frost, no valley fog again it's not far from spring. it's tomorrow because less than morningúfootprint. looks pretty aggressive. i'm surprised it's that much. i don't think it'll be that much. but fog back at the coast and patchy in the afternoon like it is today and then wednesday morning not as aggressive on the fog. and then a system kind of slips by on wednesday evening. still fine.

nice day. and then on thursday morning more clouds. and then a good chance for scatteredc wih a lot of stuff on the weekend. i would beg you to just hang on a little bit. let's see. right now there's just some. the complex doesn't look robust at all. and a lot could happen with this. so if you see your friday evening showers, saturday showers i think you're still going to get stuff done. let's get a little closer to it before we start switching plans around. i think the weekend isúnot going to be that bad, and it's certainly not spgoing to be that cold with temperatures in the 60s. >> you. well, many schools are struggling to provide the right support to students who face mental health issues. coming up, the new boost in funding being ovided it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente.

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of public health are reminding people about the dangers of gambling addiction marches, problem gambling and other stat. all lotto tickets sold this month in california have the reminder printed right at the top. the health department says approximately 1 million adults in california experienced significant problems related to gambling.c the health department also says those with gambling addictions are more likely smoke, engage in binge drinking and suffer from depression. >> new at 630 tonight, santa clarac county has secured millions of dollars to help improve mental health for today that 40 schoolsúwill receive funding from a $13 million grant. the money willúbe used to expand wellness centers on campuses. a recent silicon valley index report found that nearly oneúthird of middle and high school students mateo couns experienced chronic feelings of. >> we have learned that students are 21 times more likely to

access behavioral health services if they are available at their school a growing spde-stigmatization of mental health concerns, should help us ensure that the number of young people will be dramatically increased. >> the wellness centers will can do screenings, assessments, provide counseling and make referrals to other services. well for the fourth time in three months, iceland is now underúa state of emergency because of a volcano. >> as fox's alex hogan reports, this latest eruption has tourists and residents scrambling to evacuate. >> i've never experienced anything like that before, and it's getting to be a familiar event in iceland, a major volcanic eruption near the famous blue lagoon spa, prompting evacuations for decem. >> the lava flow is now flowing toward

which has been largely uninhabited since the first eruption so far, defenses built spin the past few months appearo be holding. despite a heavier than expected lava flow. >> the eruption wasl quite, well, energetic. we could say there was a lot of material coming out. >> you can see here hundreds of tourists evacuated from the blue lagoon when the eruption happened. some were even in the thermal baths when the lava started flowing. most visitors say the evacuation was orderly and businesslike, but some are y , but it really was an experience that i. and i'm like at the same time, wow, how could this happen? most volcanologists now agree this cluster of eruptions is a signal that a major volcanic system after abof lying dormant, and it's not clear what that will mean for the folks in nearby towns and cities, including the capitalt& reykjavik, where more than one

third of the population lives. the peninsula for the on and off for the next few hundred years. >> the good news the lava flow is weakeningúand it's expected to stop within the next few days in london. alex hogan ktvuc, fox two news and before you say goodbye looks like the san francisco giants. >> according to multiple reporte two year deal for giantsúand. se tonight on the 10:00 news. >> all right good update. that's our report for now. west coast rap is next. >> all right. don't forget to stream the latest news and weather anytime on your smart tv.c download the fox televisiot everyone. >> good night

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