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Brad-flemingSpring-valley-high-school right now. westbound traffic is not affected. traffic is also being turned around at sir francis drake boulevard at anderson drive in marin county. still no word on when those eastbound lanes will reopen in san francisco glass fell from a high rise and came crashing down onto the street below. this is at 55. five california street, formerly known as the b of a building. ktvu is christian captain joins us live from the city and christian dangerous situation here on the streets below. is there still a shelter in place order? yes still a shelter in place order and a very potentially dangerous situation. but we've actually moved positions are actually going to show you what that looks like. right now. you can see this is 555, california as we tilt up, you can see where that window popped out up there all the way up on the 43rd floor and we have video of the moment that glass broke free and crashed down 43 stories below. firefighters say this all started at around two pm when they received multiple 911 phone calls. firefighters say when they arrived, glass was still actually falling from that high rise building. firefighters say not only has that one window cracked and sent glass raining down onto the street below a second window has shown signs of cracks as well and looks as if it could break at any moment. firefighters have cleared the streets of california and carney at that intersection as a precaution or advising workers in nearby buildings to shelter in place to avoid the possibility of being hit. by falling glass. we have glass shards, mostly isolated to the kerney and california street side of this building, but we have hazards on the pine street and montgomery side as well. it's just hard. unfortunately, firefighters state no one was hit by that glass. when it fell, emergency officials say it could have been a very different story. had all of this happened right at the height of the evening commute instead of it two in the afternoon. we will continue to monitor developments here, including keeping an eye on that second window that firefighters say has shown signs of cracking there on the 43rd floor. of 555, california we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. christian are they having to go four by floor here and actually inspect every window of that building. so it's unclear if they're going floor by floor. they are working, they say very closely with building management, and they say that they have worked closely with building management building management is trying to help them figure out what the situation is with the various windows there, and i actually saw firefighters consulting with building managers from other high rise buildings in this area, as you well know. from your years of covering san francisco. there are a ton of high rises right here in the financial district. each one of them has their own crew of personnel who maintain and work on those buildings. firefighters are going and talking with various building managers to make sure that their buildings are secure as well. alright, christian captain live tonight in san francisco. christian. thank you. of driving down the road, and i didn't even see the lines on the ground. stupidly tried to pull it off my tire. and i got a huge big shock. i feel lucky to be alive. felt like my nose hairs got all cleaned out. brad fleming is lucky to be alive. he was shocked by a live down wire in woodside. it happened along ridgeway road in san mateo county, a common site this afternoon from the storm trees toppled, leading to power outages, road blockages and a lot of debris. livermore police are asking people to call 911 only for emergencies. so resources are not overwhelmed. ktvu is brooks jarocz joins us now live. he's in livermore tonight to continue our team coverage. brooks julie. the wind has been whipping so fiercely that it toppled gigantic trees that were so saturated like this one behind me, and you see what's left? bunch of big roots and it also took out the side of this apartment building and check out that bunk bed right there. we spoke with a mother whose son was actually on the bottom bunk, she says. when that tree came toppling down now, since then, we've seen tree crews very busy out here because there have been a lot of leaning trees. in fact, i pointed out one during our four o'clock newscast that was threatening another apartment building to the left. that tree that was threatening that building was taken down about a half hour ago and check it out. following that we heard a lot of neighbors cheering because in that case, it did not take out any of the apartment units, but we saw dozens of trees down in about a half mile section of this roadway into this apartment complex, not far from downtown livermore. in fact, some of them destroyed cars they destroyed. the different parking structures that the cars parked under as well as other damage across the roadways. this is just a common sight here, and many of the people who live here say in the decades they've been here, they have never seen anything this severe. i want to go back and talk about that woman. we spoke with the mother whose son was in that bed here what she had to say about that experience. i want to share what that experience was like. i was pretty scary, like so, like laying in bed cracking, and then i jumped up in like certainly jumped up. it kind of came through. threes here you make you wonder if you didn't jump up? what would have happened a second like, yeah, like there is like a second letter and then yeah, little bit. we've been told him stories for sure. also in shock a little bit yeah. what happened? what's your plan from here tonight? we're going to get a hotel and then the complex is going to put us up another apartment until they can destroy restoration and fix it. everything so. and they're not the only ones who are shocked. i've seen several neighbors come home within the last half hour and they're coming and looking around and they're just can't believe their eyes to see all of these trees that have been toppled in the damage that it has caused and the wind has continued to gust here on and off. we've also seen some rain. there is a high wind warning in effect in the livermore area until at least 11 o'clock. this evening for now, reporting live in livermore, brooks to rose. ktvu fox. two news so scary just a close call for that young man . brooks, the wind just whipping gusts of up to 50 miles an hour, just blowing through the trees in livermore. how are the winds out there right now have calmed down a bit. at the current moment. yes but i can tell you just as i say that i feel another gust of wind. i mean, when we were coming out here, we could feel our news car blowing all around the highway, so it's not just near the coast. this is inland valleys that are getting this sort of weather and people say they've never seen anything like it. just fierce winds out there tonight. alright brooks jarocz reporting live for us tonight in livermore. thanks, brooks. oh, my god! back the tree! oh, my god! oh, my god. ktvu viewer captured this video showing the moment a tree hit the lighthouse baptist church. it happened at neil and second streets in pleasanton. no immediate word of any injuries there, but you can see the tree caused major damage to a portion of that church. nearly 300,000 bay area customers are without power because of the storm. you can see all the orange and red on p genies outage map in the south bay. more than 131,000 customers in the dark more than 91,000 in the east bay peninsula has nearly 64,000 outages and more than 8100 in the north bay. and that is where we find tonight. ktvu s tom baker, tom. well the situation is very simply this p genie always has to look up. because when they look up there, looking for things that could fall on their trees as long as these trees stay there, no problem if they come down great, big problem in terms of supplying power, and that's why they are running like the wind to catch all this wind damage. before the winds came up in the wee hours of tuesday morning, there were small number of bay area homes out of power. but by noon, the wind raised that number to hundreds of thousands of barrier customers. so a day of these gusty winds, sometimes with gas up to 80 mph can create storm damage, and that's a challenge for our crews here on the top of marine counties, wolf gray, the attitude is only 270 ft. but the winds are blowing like crazy. how crazy at least 30 miles an hour plus plus gusts. imagine what it's like up higher. never seen one like this. and here we've lived in this canyon for almost 15 years and southern marin canyon where katie lynn and her husband work from home, a tree took out an entire power pole, which is way more than just a poll so many other components to uphold. there's a transformer. there's fuses. there's conductor, so those are all components that need to be repaired. that means repairs will take until the least 10 pm but it could have been worse. we got a lot of really big trees in this canyon, and, um we had a bunch of therese cleared out over the last couple of years in preparation for, you know, kind of storms that come in this canyon. but the wind was unbelievable this morning long after rain subside. high winds will continue to topple stressed drought, weakened limbs and trees, soaking and super saturated soils that may not be able to resist their weight. the winds sort of stand alone in santa rosa and early morning tree fall took out to power poles cutting power to 277 customers. who may be back online by eight pm in san rafael . power lines art when a tree limb fell onto a power line, causing an outage and street closure on mountain view avenue. after the vegetation was removed , significant repairs were needed to restore power, and we have brought in crews from other areas that are less impacted. we've also brought in more contract crews. now standing on a canyon near mount tam. i recorded the highest speed i recorded today. this is the max speed 65.4 miles an hour, and it was hard to stand up doing that now that may have been very, very localized and not a general matter, but that is exactly what we experienced with this accurate when measurement device reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox tuning people felt those wing guests today, tom. thank you. well our team coverage continues now with our chief meteorologist bill martin bill those strong winds today, creating a lot of concern about this is this storm was coming in. we were touting the big rain totals 356 inches. this running this event under delivered big time in rain like maybe a half to even less than a half of what we expected, but it over delivered in the wind. this thing is all about wind. we've had wind gusts throughout the bay area. tommy pointed out that 65 mile an hour gust for he was look at this 78 on mount diablo . like okay, that's no big deal, and it really isn't for mount diablo. but when you get down to the surface at the airport and your c level essentially in your own 74 miles an hour, novato 60 miles an hour. these are all essentially sea level or close to sea level locations. those are significant wind gusts. now you had on top of that all the wet all the rain we've had from the last couple of storms. well ground is wet trees are ready to go anyway. and then you'll leave this on. we're just talking. mike and julie and i were talking and one of the brakes there that you know. we think about all the trees were showing you trees down, but imagine when you go out in the bay area proper in the open spaces. how many trees? how many limbs are down? how many? so when you're driving around tomorrow or tomorrow morning or late tonight? pay attention because there's a lot of stuff can still fall even as the wednesday so i'll get more weather going in a few minutes, but i will point out this. the winds are on their way out. they have died down quite a bit from where they were. it's still windy, but it's not blowing 74 miles an hour at the airport, so we're getting a break from the winds. things are mellowing out a little bit. we'll talk about what you can expect. what's next coming up? all right, bill. thank you. we'll cruise in monterey county are working to repair the levee breach that flooded the town of povero. the department of water resources released this aerial video showing just how big the levee breach was. it's about 300 to 400 ft. wide heavy equipment crews are now moving large boulders into the massive gap to stop the flow of water. the work is going on 24 hours a day, with large light set up for work during the night. thousands of people have been evacuated and will likely be out of their homes for weeks. the cemetery county sheriff's office is keeping a watchful eye on pescadero. today a deputy has been positioned in that small town to monitor pescadero creek , which is running higher than it typically does this time of year. and a reminder that you can download the ktvu weather app to track the weather in your area. it has an interactive radar and a seven day forecast. you can also send us your pictures or video of the rain or strong winds and reminder that that app is free to download. dave festivity and light. turned into a day of fear and darkness. holiday of hope and possibilities marked by horror and pain president biden in southern california to ensure the 11 people killed and nine others who were heard in a mass shooting in monterey park tonight at 5 30 details on a new gun safety order from the president. also the justice department is now getting involved investigating major banking failures, plus what a new inflation report could mean for interest rates and residents of the south bend neighborhood or in shock after a car theft ends with the owner of the vehicle being killed. old get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. locked and center streets not far from union square when a teenager was attacked. police say the 15 year old boy is now recovering at a hospital officials say four young people were involved in that attack, but so far only one person is under arrest the investigation into what led up to that attack is ongoing. a man was shot and killed early this morning in gilroy while trying to stop a car thief that suspect took off in the victim's car, but was later arrested. our prime reporter henry lee, live now the gilroy police, too. apartment with the latest on what happened, henry. julie this is a tragedy, the latest one in which the victim has been killed while trying to stop a suspect brings up the delicate question once again should victims be trying to confront criminals themselves? 32 year old man was shot and killed in gilroy while trying to stop a suspect who was stealing his car in the middle of the night victim confronted a suspect who was attempting to steal his car. and during that confrontation, the suspect shot the shot the victim and fled the scene in the victim's vehicle. the shooting happened on pheasant drive near the victim's home at about 12 20 in the morning. neighbors tell me the victim tinkers with cars late all the time, working on vehicles and stuff in his garage . he's always has a garage door opens. he's always fixing up cars and, you know, sometimes i'm when i'm out walking at night. i chat with him, and he's a really great guy gilroy, police and family members tell me the victim rushed out of his home when he realized the suspect was trying to steal his subaru impreza. police say the suspect shot the victim in the chest. the victim's mother told me off camera. this is a senseless act. it did not need to happen. the suspect was then spotted driving the victim's car on highway one. oh, one year somavia road south of salinas, after a short vehicle pursuit, was able to take the suspect into custody safely. the suspect was arrested by chp officers, along with monterey county sheriff's deputies. he's been identified as 27 year old angel ochoa, marino of oakland. neighbors of the victims say they're shocked by the violence is usually very safe neighborhood. you know, we haven't had issues like this before. i probably would have just called the cops and let them take the car. i mean, it's just a car, assuming you didn't think he was going to lose his life over this. i don't know what's happening in in not just gilroy but california in general. something's gotta change. barbara beeman knows the victim's family if they see somebody outside messing with their car. they're going to go out there. it's just probably instinct. you probably don't even think about oh, i should wait inside and call the police. encourage that. you just call the police department instead of trying to confront that individual. now in recent years , victims have been shot and killed by catalytic converter fees and car burglars. now this suspect has been booked at santa clara county jail on suspicion of murder and carjacking. i have learned that he's well known by oakland police that's where he's from, and he has priors for auto theft and evading police live in gilroy, henry lee ktvu fox. two news. sad story things like that happened so fast, henry. thank you. from the air satellite capturing storms it in parts of the country. the six hour time lapse video shows flashes of lightning off the coast of north carolina on the ground, powerful nor'easter, bringing snow rain and wind two parts of the northeast foxes. madison scarpino joins us live tonight from albany, new york and madison. big difference from just 24 hours ago. hey mike. i was just going to say that last night we were kind of waiting for the snow to come in. and as you can see behind me, it definitely has. a snowfall has been pretty much ongoing all day long. and the thing about the snow here in albany is that it's very wet and heavy. so when you go to shovel your driveway outside of a business or even plow the roads, it makes things really difficult. because what it is cleared out, it just keeps coming down. but of course, there are parts of the northeast that got up to two ft of snow overnight. this all makes for very dangerous travel conditions . a plane even slid off of the tarmac at the syracuse regional airport early this morning. thankfully everyone is okay and that incident and snowplows and emergency crews have been working hard out on the roads, but this heavy snow is hanging onto some power lines and around 100,000 people just here in new york, new york without power. on the foot traffic in downtown albany. today was pretty light as you can imagine, but people out and about that i spoke to say they went pretty much the whole season here with very little snow, and they were definitely not expecting this storm was spring right around the corner, but those road conditions we keep talking about our everyone's biggest worry right now. i see the snow piles and everything, but i live on a one way street. so those snowbanks definitely takes up a lot of the street way. i thought we were kind of turning the leaf of the snow and everything. but this caught me by surprise, and i hope it goes as fast as it can. and states are bracing for a multiday storm. right now. it doesn't seem like things are slowing down, but of course, we'll keep you all updated on the latest conditions in albany , new york, madison, scarpino ktvu. fox two news not quite spring yet. madison appreciate the time as always, thank you strong winds here in the bay area, causing big delays out of san francisco international. the airport actually had to go on a ground stop. meaning planes could not land because it was just too windy. there's a live look out at sfo tonight. the airport remains at this point on a ground delay program, according to the aviation web site. flight aware nearly 400 flights have been delayed just today. alright this atmospheric river this one basically being characterized by extremely gusty , strong winds. if you asked at the end of the day, what was this storm about? it was about wind. we got an inch and a half 2.5 inches in places of rain. other places less than that an inch to a half, which is a lot, but these winds significant, especially at sea level where you had sfo at 74 miles an hour and again. sarah felled richard bridge. we showed you earlier. a couple trucks overturned on that, you know, you think about how those bridges role right from sanford richmond bridge is kind of it's kind of going from west to east, so a south wind just goes right up the bay right from san francisco in through the bridge and hits a perpendicular. that's why that bridge seems to have so many turnovers also on that lower deck because of the way the bridges you get this, you got the top and the lower deck. there's sort of a venturi effect that goes on when the wind gets sandwiched in there, so we if you ever notice when we do win cars over on those bridges, especially it's almost always a centerfold richmond bridge. it's not always but very often has a lot to do with that. the situation of that bridge the way it sits perpendicular to the southerly winds. look at this 93 miles an hour, max gus today in marin county up over at about 1000 ft that is significant coming up on 93 miles an hour at 93 miles an hour. high wind warning stays in effect through about 11 o'clock tonight, but you've noticed the winds have died down doesn't mean it's over. but i think the real heavy winds pretty much done. you can see the rainfall accumulations here as i mentioned not as significant as with the last one certainly still enough to cause problems, but it's manageable. that's a strong winter storm or a good winter storm, but not in terms of rain, but not in terms of the atmospheric river that we saw last week. in terms of that it's a quarter of the rain amounts. so what? i just say, winter dying down. rain is dying down and we get a chance to dry out. i'll have that coming up. all right, bill. thank you. just into the newsroom. we heard bill talking about it. the richmond san rafael bridge is actually now open in that eastbound direction. those lanes had been closed after the strong, gusty winds knocked over a van as well as a walmart big rig that happened just about 3.5 hours ago. the big rig was eventually upright it here within the last 15 to 30 minutes. the eastbound lanes again are now reopened. still ahead tonight it's national equal. pay day. the announcement today by first partner jennifer siebel, newsom and other officials from the bay area. leading efforts for equal pay in our state and coming up tonight at six. it has been more than a year since a woman was dragged to her death by a bart train. and now federal investigators have nished evals it is estimated per and polychlorinated substances and drinking water affect 100 million americans. these chemicals don't degrade in the environment and are linked to a series of health issues, including low birth weight, babies and kidney cancer. the move is a big win for environmentalists who have pushed for the protection for years of final ruling is expected by the end of the year. today is equal pay day, which is a measure of just how many months into the new year, a woman has to work for her earnings to catch up with what a man made in the prior year. this morning, first partner jennifer siebel newsom provided an update on california's equal pay pledge launched it in 2019, in partnership with the california commission on the status of women and girls. it's an effort to build upon the states equal pay laws by closing the existing gender wage gap, siebel, newsom says san francisco and oakland, where the first cities to sign if orania is equal pay pledge. i'm so thankful to mayor towel and mayor breed and, of course, kimberly ellis and deputy mayor mayfield for leading the way and becoming two of the first cities to sign the pledge. the mayors of los angeles, san diego, fresno and long beach have also signed the equal pay pledge, newsom says it has also been a site. it has also been signed by more than 100 companies across the state madam, the parent company of facebook, says it is laying off another 10,000 employees ceo mark zuckerberg, making that announcement this morning. marking the second round of layoffs by meta in four months, the company announced 11,000 job cuts back in november combined those cuts total 25% of metas workforce, industry analysts say. many of these job cuts in the tech sector stem from ambitious hiring during the pandemic. it's well known now that for the past couple of years, tech companies over hired , fueled by low interest rates and benefiting from people staying at home and turning to tech products, and so a lot of the tech layoffs that we're seeing now are designed to overcorrect for some of the over hiring. zuckerberg says the layoffs will take place over the next couple of months. still ahead tonight, president biden signing an executive order when it comes to gun safety what it means for california and the latest on the $5 million reparation payments under co ideration signing an executive order in monterey park, the site of a mass shooting back in january. our political reporter greg lee , is here now to explain what's in that executive order. greg julia, the president, wrapping up a two day visit to the state meeting with families of the 11 people killed in that mass shooting and signing this order today, mostly calls for stricter compliance with existing gun laws because he is limited without congressional support. ban them again. do it now. i'm nuff do something! do something big president biden once again employing congress to take stronger action on guns. the president signed an executive order aimed at increasing the number of background checks before gun purchases. he unveiled the effort in monterey park, where gunmen killed 11 people at a lunar new year celebration in january this year, right away you might start shooting again. i'm here on behalf of the american people. mourn with you. to pray with you. to let you know your loved and not alone. the order calls on the attorney general to do everything he can to ensure firearms sellers are complying with background check requirements close as we can to universal background checks without new legislation. i just it's just common sense, with congress deadlocked and unlikely to take further action. the order pushes implementation of a sweeping gun violence bill passed last summer after mass shootings in buffalo and you've aldi. it calls for raising public awareness about red flag laws improved support for communities impacted by gun violence mandating better reporting of ballistics data from federal law enforcement to catch repeat shooters and a federal report on how manufacturers market guns to the general public, especially minors. accelerate and intensify. this work to save more lives more quickly. many democrats and gun control advocates praised the move while the national rifle association pandit, writing until president biden, his allies decided to go after violent criminals. violence will continue to spiral out of control as it has the focus of our laws and efforts should be on the criminal element and not on law abiding americans. biden renewing his call for congress to take on his proposed legislation passed universal background checks. eliminate gun manufacturers immunity from liability. and i am determined. once again the ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. california home to some of the nation's strongest gun safety laws, is one of the 19 states with existing red flag laws those states received about $200 million last month to help with those programs in the newsroom. gregory ktvu, fox two news, julie and greg during the visit to monterey park, did the president meet with any of the victims families, julie some of them were actually in the crowd for his remarks there. he also met with them after those remarks in monterey park, saying he would continue to support them. that is part of the executive order in offering support therapy services to those impacted by gun violence. also in the audience today, the young man that is being hailed as a hero for stopping the shooter when he tried to go to a second location in monterey park. alright greg lee reporting for us in the newsroom tonight, greg. thank you. a new poll shows former president donald trump and florida governor ronda sant is very close in a new poll even though the florida governor has not announced whether or not he will run for the white house next year, the president still quiet on his own future plans as he is focused on gun control, a new cnn poll says 40% of republicans backing trump as the gop nominee compared to 36% for the santis. iowa voters recently had the chance to see these two front runners as the two made trips to the state just days apart. it's the young buck, who is now challenging the alfa buck . but i don't think that trump is really even taken his gloves off yet. both trump and dissenters have aligned on some major issues, including the war in ukraine. president biden remains a prolific fundraiser, even though he has not yet announced his plans to run. he helped raise about a million dollars at a democratic national committee fundraiser just yesterday. right now, san francisco supervisors are considering a reparations proposal that includes a $5 million lump sum payment for each eligible black person. san francisco could become the first major u. s city to fund reparations as the idea gains traction across the country, but critics say reparations are flawed and financially unfeasible. preparations advocates say the harms of slavery have continued since its official end back in 18 65. before today's meeting, supporters held a rally to talk about why preparations are needed. we've heard a lot of critics and even some of you may be questioning why would we be seeking reparations for black san franciscans? many folks often say that california and san francisco specifically did not enslave black people. and so there's lots of history that obviously needs to be researched , and i'm putting that responsibility on all of you to do that. black people make up 6% of san francisco's overall population and 38% of its homeless residents taking a look at wall street stocks rebounded today. after a very volatile day of trading yesterday, the dow gained 336 points the nasdaq was up to 39 is more than 2% and the s and p closed nearly 65 points higher. shares of regional banks recovered following the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. shares of san francisco base. first republic were up more than 8. a class action lawsuit has now been filed against the parent company of silicon valley bank, its ceo and its chief financial officer , and the lawsuit says that the company did not disclose the risk that future interest rate increases would have on its businesses. the lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages for those who invested in svb financial group since june of 2021. the run on the bank began after the bank disclosed a $1.8 billion loss on low yield bonds that were purchased before interest rates began. despite last year and tonight new economic data is out as the biden administration is hoping to reassure americans that the economy is indeed strong foxes. lauren blanchard is in washington. with the story. small businesses are still reeling from an uncertain weekend, the justice department and the securities and exchange commission are launching probes of the silicon valley bank collapsed. charges have been announced. the underlying causes was was basic fiscal and monetary policy errors. president biden assured depositors they would be made whole without taxpayer dollars, but investors in the bank are out of luck. i think that they move quickly and effectively now, of course. so we need to conduct a full postmortem. to figure out everything that went wrong. despite having the data. the company did not disclose the risk they were taking when interest rates begin to climb, adding to the already busy week . the february inflation rate is out at 6% year over year lower than the month before. but still high. analysts are split on whether the two bank collapses will slow the federal reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes can if they choose either skip a rate hike. right now in the near term, or talk about stopping this tightening policy that they have in the longer term, there's absolutely no way the fed is pausing next week. i just don't see it. when the fed meets next week. many believe they will continue to raise interest rates , though only at a quarter percentage point in washington. lauren blanchard fox news symbols of heat spotted at stanford university still ahead tonight, details on the investigation and reaction 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to their dorm room door and i feel like people are super duper respectful, but in a lot of things where in a lot of places where there's kind of on the midi and like people think that they can get away with things because they're not saying it straight up to their face. burn holes is jewish and a senior at stanford, living in another dorm hall. the worst parts of a person can come out when they're bored and yeah, i think. thankfully there hasn't been any violence. it's mostly been just kind of horrible images and speech, and i really hope that it doesn't turn into violence during the school year , there have been three anti semitic incidents reported on campus, including the latest incident, stanford released a statement that says in part, stanford wholeheartedly rejects anti semitism, racism, hatred and associated symbols which are reprehensible and will not be tolerated. it really broke my heart to see that you know if it affected affected the student and the larger community. as a muslim student. here we stand in solidarity dirty with the jewish community right now, and we really our hearts go out to them. the university says mental health services are available, as well as support from the staff at the office of religious and spiritual life and hillel. the action that stanford's taken has been good. they've really reached out to us. make sure that we have support from our resident advisors. and all the deans and, you know, we just hope that stanford is able to support the community in need now and sort of help us get some sort of resolution from this. stanford's department of public safety is investigating this incident as a hate crime. they're asking if anyone has any information to reach out to public safety or to contact their 24 hour communication center. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. still ahead of driver in santa cruz county pulls over and goes fishing what he hooked out there on the roadway. also ahead tonight how close the uc berkeley snow lab says we are to setting a seasonal snowfall record. and back here with the forecast. we're going to see some breaks the winds dying down the range dying down. what's next? the drone was operating within international airspace over the black sea this morning when the russian jet hit the propeller of the drone, forcing it down. the incident involved an mq nine drone, also known as a reaper drone. the russian defense ministry says the us drone sharply maneuvered and crashed after the encounter. us. officials called it reckless. this is not an uncommon, uh, occurrence. um and, uh, there have been even in in just, uh, in recent weeks, there have been other intercepts, but this one uh, obviously is noteworthy because of how unsafe and unprofessional was the incident marks the first time russian and us military aircraft have come into direct physical contact since russia launched its invasion of ukraine. russia's advance in the hotly contested city of mahmoud is now stalled, with nonstop combat, turning the battlefield into a graveyard. fox news mike tobin has the latest now from ukraine. the longest battle of the war is grinding on russia, taking heavy casualties as it's nonstop assault in the city of back mood turns up manpower and resources . the russian advance is now reportedly stalled, and the wagner mercenary group has resorted to recruiting fresh troops at russian high schools. the ukrainian military says backwoods is quote littered with the corpses of russians and ukrainian troops are holding their ground despite taking heavy casualties. it is very tough in the east. very painful. we must destroy the enemy. military power and we shall destroy it. meanwhile far away from the front lines, dozens of ukrainian soldiers are learning how to operate german made leopard tanks, which are expected to be delivered to ukraine in the coming months. the pentagon also considering more military aid, as the fighting intensifies, are not at war with russia. nor do we seek war with russia are focuses purely on supporting ukraine to defend itself, and so that's what we'll continue to do and as his military struggles on the ground, russian president vladimir putin is once again framing this war as a battle for the survival of russia, claiming his country is fighting for its existence, inhaling what he calls russia's strength in the face of western aggression. what did her enemy count on that we would collapse in 2 to 3 weeks or in a month? that's what they were counting on. this did not not happen. most experts agree back mood has little strategic value and the russians are simply looking to hand putin a long desired battlefield victory. in kiev. mike tobin fox news. the latest storm is adding to the enormous snowpack in the sierra. take a look at all the snow piled up here at the berkeley sierra snow land, the lead scientists and manager of the lab. andrew schwartz, posted this video earlier today reporting 13.5 inches of fresh powder, he told us earlier today on the four they are prepared for even more to come. as a whole. of course, we are way above average for this time of year. in fact, our april 1st metric, which i've mentioned before, is the most important one word 208% average for that as well. which is absolutely fantastic. i don't think it's going to solve all of our water issues. but we cannot have asked for a better winter to come when it did. the snow lab says it's currently within seven inches of beating the total for the winter of 1982 83, which was the second snow is winter of all time at the lab, schwartz says the snow is winner was 1952 53 when it says it received 18 812 inches of snow that is nearly 68 ft. the extreme weather in california left part of lake tahoe's emerald bay actually frozen over. the state parks department released this photo of the bay taken last week. the area is currently closed to visitors as the department wants no one walking out there on the ice. it is believed the last time emerald bay froze was in the early 19 nineties. already taking a look at the weather. we're getting to break the live camera behind me showing some sunshine. that's a good sign. the winds are dying down. it's still breezy. we'll look at those winds live in a minute, but overall, the showers are dying down as well. so live camera shot kind of captures it all. we got a lot of rain. yeah not as much as the last one. for sure. i mean, somewhere around two inches in some places, other places received less than a half an inch 8 8/10 of an inch still fine storm but this became all about the wind. there is the satellite loop and you can see the extreme of moisture. now, where is it pointed pointed into southern california, where they're really getting some significant rain stormy today, that's all done for the most part for us scattered showers, a little bit of wind and then wednesday thursday money friday . don't sweat it friday. it's going to be, you know, little, maybe a sprinkle or something, but not enough to really give us fits as we've been seeing as we've been getting these lasts through really strong storms. so here we go. long range model clicks it out. so by six a.m. wednesday all gone. there's wednesday. there's thursday. okay it looks like oh, something's coming. that's that friday. opportunity that that's what i say. don't sweat it. and then here comes another wave coming in. that's a low latitude. moisture fetch, we'll see what that does right now. it's sort of sunday looks like the best opportunity, but you see it kind of falls apart. so we'll see. it's still very active pacific and then you see what happens on monday. we get into some rain, so we'll keep an eye on it for that long range model. you don't want to put too much into it, but it gives. you know as you look out 10 days or so it just gives you or seven days. it just gives you a good take on the basic idea, and the basic idea is it's still slightly unsettled, but we're not looking at any real heavy duty system staring us down at least not yet. um so we're kind of getting through this. aren't we? last couple of days last week last few weeks. california's funny man, you get enough. you get enough breaks in the rain. you can manage a lot of water. that's what we're doing mountains or another deal . they're just they're almost hitting critical mass in terms of snow up there, because at some point you don't have anywhere to throw the snow off the roads, and i talked to a lot of the kids up their friends of mine that lived there their whole lives and they're saying hey, this is it, man, this is a big big winner, and we heard the snow. uh lab gentlemen from berkeley saying, hey, we're coming up on 1982, which was the most aggressive snow pattern they can remember. and of course i remember. 1982 maybe you do, too. that was a big big illness . no year high snow levels, but lots of snow. okay there's the wind. it's still breezy out there. 37 miles an hour gusting to conquer. let's look for a sustained winds. sfo sustained at 26 not 74 miles an hour like they had on that early gust, and then you see things clear out. there's the computer model, blowing it out. forecast highs tomorrow. mild sunny, nice time to dry out. okay there's the five day forecast. you see right there with unsettled weather kind of working its way into the weekend, but nothing really robust at this point. all right, bill. thank you. a man stuck in traffic on a flooded road in watson ville scooped up a wayward carp fish. there he is right there. onlookers watched in disbelief. daniel garcia shot the video of the man catching the fish and ankle high water on college road. garcia said all of the traffic had stopped because no one wanted to run the fish over the theory. the fish escaped kelly lake, which is stocked with fish local rod and gun club, garcia said she saw other people out fishing in those flooded streets as well. wow. still ahead, the major covid announcement from china tied to tourism. and coming up tonight 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of the virus to review and issuance of tourist visas and other types of visas will be resumed recently. the covid situation in china has remained stable, but the so called zero covid policy never really worked. today's announcement effectively reopens the country after three years despite high levels of transmission still being reported throughout the country, some say it's a pr move designed to boost the sagging economy. but airlines claim there's a growing appetite for travel to china, climbing of a capacity from single digit percentage into one third by an oblast year. and then 50% by march and then 70% by end of this year. the announcement is also being seen as a way to soften views of beijing among western tourists and businesses . as the controversy over the origin of covid-19 heats up more pressure now being applied by american lawmakers who claim the virus originated in a lab in wuhan and was released by accident. what our research has shown is that there's a preponderance of evidence that would show that this virus originated in wuhan, china. today's announcement did not contain details about whether beijing will require vaccine passports or negative covid test before entering the country in london, greg palkot fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six strong winds and have to lift a truck on the richmond bridge down power lines knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of customers in the bay area and down trees have caused plenty of damage. didn't sound particularly extraordinary. it sounded like something large fell in our yard. the wind is also caused plenty of problems for evening commuters with an overturned big rig on the richmond san rafael bridge and down trees on bart tracks disrupting evening service. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach right now. p genie is trying to restore power to more than a quarter of a million customers and down power lines are posing a major hazard in communities. all across the bay area. a man on the peninsula says he was shocked when he touched a live line that was brought down by today's strong, gusty winds. this happened along ridgeway road in woodside, brad fleming, telling ktvu. he inadvertently drove over the down wire and then stopped and got out of his vehicle and that's when he made a big mistake. i stupidly tried to pull it off of my tire. and i got a huge big shock. lucky to be alive, actually feeling pretty good. definitely gonna buy a lottery ticket today. fleming told us firefighters checked him out there at the scene. but he was fine and he feels very fortunate. he was not seriously hurt. in redwood city winds toppled power poles at a
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