started around 10 15 this morning video from the citizen app shows fire trucks along junipero serra boulevard just south of john daly boulevard. officials say munich vehicles are not currently stopping at the daily city bark station. commuters are being asked to stay away from this area right there. there is no estimate time for when these areas will reopen . we're following this story right now will continue to have an update for you. but right now we can tell you that three bart stations we're talking about the colma, daly city and balboa park stations closed as well as an off ramp. the 2 80 john daly ofran closed at this moment. let's get some more insight by turning to someone who is there at the scene. assistant fire marshal craig wittner with north county fire joins us live on the phone. are you there? yes ma'am . good morning. wonderful. tell us what you see. so right now in north county fire authority law enforcement agencies from san francisco daly city county, the bark. also san mateo county houses, patel's response team and also just writing as the san francisco police department bomb squad. right now. the francisco police are working on getting their robot up and running. they're going to vote. the box fan attempt to take samples from equipment given to them by the house that houses materials team , you're gonna make an attempt to identify the gas suspected to be either butane or propane. and they're gonna determine the condition of the cylinder that's leaking and how much gas may remain once they make the determinations than the last accordingly, so right now they're working to get the robot up and running and approach them . i mean, clearly with three bart stations closed and you know, to 80 off ramp in daly city closed as well. is it fair to say that the potential threat here is fairly great? well i would say not necessarily. at this time. the amount of gas respected is from one of three or four cylinders. their calendars are, uh oh, let's say large barbecue selling their size. they maybe 35 40 gallons. so it's not in any great amount that happens to be out in the open, not close to any dwelling or immediately adjacent businesses. the area has been cordoned off. and there's a lot of really good ventilation. so i would say that the situation it took the end of control. at this point, it doesn't appear there's any threat of ignition or anything like that. no no. these incidents are slow going. it's slow and cautious. sometimes we find that you know the corporate so to speak. um was not really that dangerous, but it pays to be safe. and that's exactly what we're doing. okay and this. you know, this happened around 10 15 were almost two hours in what's your best estimate as to when the scene might clear if all goes as you expect it to i really couldn't say them. i wish i had a good time for you. but i don't. i would just say it's gonna it's gonna be a little while ago. small and cautious. we realized the engine dean to motorists they want to make sure to ensure the safety of the public as well as our personality. okay anything else you'd like to add that you haven't heard in our reporting i'm soelse you'd like to add abe situation that we haven't reported yet? i would just say it's how salons or citizens if they don't have to be in the area to avoid the area that way, they don't have any type about already congested traffic. that's that's that's a good great idea. thank you so much. assistant fire marshal craig wittner with north county fire on the scene of that hazmat situation unfolding on the peninsula will just remind you hear three bart stations and 2 80 off ramp in daly city are currently closed due to a hazmat situation. call me daly city balboa park. bart stations are set down. we will stay on top of this developing news. this breaking news. really we're also setting crews to the scene and we'll have more for you throughout this newscast and immediately online as we get it. now to san francisco, where firefighters say it'll take them days to determine what caused an explosion and fire that destroyed a home in the sunset district. one woman who lived in the house was killed. another seriously burned k two is i rasmus live in the city to explain what was recovered from the home. that's now a big focus here, ali garcia, police and fire investigators spent the morning hauling several large tanks and plastic barrels from what is left of the garage of this home where the explosion and fire happened. it's part of the investigation to pinpoint what sparked this explosion and fire in this residential neighborhood. it happened at 9 30 yesterday morning, and it was so loud that boom could be heard from as far as 10 blocks away. i thought it was a bomb. i don't know how to describe it. i just thought it was a bomb when was sitting in her car parked in front of her home on 22nd avenue near noriega yesterday when she heard a deafening boom. i just saw that house blow up and my windshield shattered been waiting for her 12 year old daughter to come out of their house to head to school. luckily they were running late when her daughter was still inside when the explosion two doors down glass and debris flying everywhere. i was waiting for my daughter to walk out and she was very grateful that she took forever yesterday forever. thank god thank god shot from the home's windows after the blast, a woman who neighbors described as a home health nurse came out of the home badly burned, telling firefighters that another person was still inside later that afternoon after using heavy equipment to comb through the rubble after the fire, firefighters recovered the body of a woman who died in the explosion and fire. i'm sorry for the family, the mother that didn't make it out. i met the other one. has been super nice, always like outside. when we're out there came up to us into decent was really nice. they had . i think, kids i didn't see them often. nearly 24 hours after this happened, neighbors spent the morning sweeping up broken glass. checking on damage to their homes and trying to retrieve some of their belongings. san francisco firefighters say the investigation into what caused this could take days this morning, police and fire investigators worked to load several large heavy items from the home's garage into an evidence fan. there were definitely some canisters that were in there, there was some barrels that were in, there was some appliances that were in there. these are all items that are investigators are going to take back to the lab and look at the items that were taken out of this house are definitely going to be things that we don't normally see in a normal home. but again, it does not necessarily mean that these are contributing factor to the fire. the san francisco medical diameter is not yet releasing the identity of the woman who died. as for the people who live in the homes on either side of where this fire happened, you can see there's still very badly damaged. they are red tagged. there's another two homes on either side of those red tagged homes, and the firefighters here say that the families that live in those homes will be able to go back. sometime later today, no timeline on when they'll be able to pinpoint the cause of this fire and explosion live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu box two weeks. thank you. police are investigating a deadly hit and run in san jose. it happened at morrell avenue in knightsbridge road police vehicle hit a woman who was pushing a wheelchair around 5 30 this morning. the woman was rushed to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. please tell us there was no one in the wheelchair. when the woman was hit. it's the third pedestrian killed in san jose. just this week. two others were killed in separate crashes. on monday, prosecutors and the lawyer for the man accused of the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay, were in court this morning in redwood city. the hearing was on the defense motion requesting a gag order in the case. prosecutors say chen liu zhao went to the mushroom farm where he worked killed four people and seriously wounded 1/5. they say he then drove to a nearby farm where he used to work and killed. three more people is scheduled to be arraigned next thursday and may enter a plea then faces the possibility of life without parole or the death penalty if convicted. the death toll in the turkey and syria. earthquakes has risen to more than 22,000. that's staggering. number comes as rescuers pulled several earthquake survivors from buildings today, including some who lasted more than 100 hours. trapped under crushed concrete. greg palkot has more now on their survival stories. as more rubble is cleared away demolished buildings are searched. the death toll is climbing here in turkey and across the border in syria has now been more than four days since the two powerful earthquakes hit. but despite the devastation, there are still stories of survival, including 17 year old adnan mohammed corkery was rescued this morning and reunited with his family after being trapped under a collapsed building for almost 100 hours. just waited for you all to arrive by myself. thank god you arrived. thank you. everyone. meanwhile, roger still near freezing cold and hunger are starting to take their toll on hundreds of thousands left homeless. some are now sleeping in streets huddled around campfires to keep warm. the u. n says more needs to be done, especially in syria. many were already living in dire conditions after more than a decade of civil war. earthquake struck as humanitarian crisis in northwest syria was already worsening. we needs at their highest level since the conflict began, the war is still making it difficult to get a job. those hard hit areas on friday at kurdish aid convoy was blocked from entering rebel held territory, prompting strong condemnation from the international community. we are shocked. it is astounding to us has delivering aid to people become a political issue. are we waiting for? the sky terrain aid on us. turkey's president has been visiting the quake zone. he calls this the disaster of the century. and says he will work to speed up the recovery process. in gaziantep, turkey. greg palkot ktvu, fox two news. she's calling it a heartless crime. the investigation after a woman is targeted by thieves while visiting her mother's grave site. plus we continue to follow that breaking news on the peninsula. three bart stations closed to 80 offering closed as well because of a hazmat situation that is still unfolding will have the latest for you coming up. and across the bay area this afternoon. notable changes as we await the cooler and wet weather in time for the weekend. better details after the break (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. 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(vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. services at the colma, daly city balboa park stations. daly city bart station was also evacuated . officials say it's all related to hazardous materials being transported. it's unclear exactly what those materials are for safety reasons. the 2 80 john daly offering was closed. how we patrol says to 80 itself is still open right now, the entire situation started around 10 15 this morning. we have a crew heading to the scene will bring you more information on this breaking news as soon as we get it. now to the super bowl. it's just days away, and there's a lot of excitement building up before the big game from final preparations to the stadium to the halftime entertainment crews working around the clock facilities are expected to bring in millions of dollars to that region. business is getting ready to greet fans now lauren blanchard has more from glendale. the action is already underway here in arizona as thousands of fans prepare for super bowl 57. super bowl weekend, getting off to an early start thursday night at the nfl naaimur ceremony. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes taking home his second career mvp award this weekend, mahomes and philadelphia eagles quarterback jalen hurts will become the first black players at the position to face off at a super bowl hurts, spoke about the high expectations for sunday night. i had a purpose before everybody had an opinion. it's not about anybody else. fans have been flying in from across the country to see the big game to keep up with demand. carriers including american airlines, added more flights from kansas city and philadelphia. we added 100 incremental flights in 23 cities, um actually, after. he added 10 additional flights. this weekend's events are expected to generate around $600 million worth of economic activity, restaurants and sports bars in arizona, brought in additional staff and food for the influx of football fans in scottsdale rock bar in the rooster tavern have been getting truckloads of supplies ready for sunday. we transform every single eagles game, so we transformed from rock bar and to the home of eagles west every game day, every playoff game. we've been packed solid. we have a waiting list for seeds. it's going to be standing room only super bowl 57 is expected to bring over 100,000 football fans to the phoenix area in glendale, arizona. lauren blanchard, ktvu. fox two news. super bowl commercials are more than just your average tv ads. they show which major brands have the biggest influence and the current state of our culture. right advertisers spend millions for a chance to capture the attention of the more than 100 million viewers who are expected to tune in on sunday at exact say we likely won't see many ads for cryptocurrency, meat substitutes or amazon shopping like we have in years past. this year. 32nd super bowl commercial costs a record high average of $11 million, up from half a million last year. up to up, it is up half a million from last year. can you imagine a half million dollars bargain that was in 1982? okay right here we are in 2023. you can watch super bowl 57 this sunday, right here on ktvu kickoff. of course. 3 30 in the afternoon. all right, so let's talk about the weekend weather. people are going to be watching going to bars going to friends, homes. check out the super bowl. here is rosemary ruskell with your weekend forecast. rosemary. yeah i think we are going to have a bit of a mix going on for our bay area weekend outside our doors right now a beautiful one. with the clouds beginning to build up as the leading edge of a system that is expected to bring us a little bit of rain begins to approach the bay area. in fact, i had a little bit of drizzle falling on my windshield about an hour or so ago. meanwhile after a very cold starter, temperatures have rebounded. we're still running a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time 53 degrees in san francisco right now upper fifties and walnut creek. 8 55 fremont 57 over san jose. our winds are generally light where a little breezy in our hills as we check in over areas mount st helena reporting 90 mph reporting 23 big rock as well as middle peak reporting 20 mph here in the north bay hills, no wind advisory associated with this system and we're not expecting a whole lot of rain. i do think we're going to be cooler, though for tomorrow afternoon. here's a view of storm tracker to where it's still fairly quiet out there again, perhaps just a little bit of drizzle. following right below the radar beam, and as i stretch back just a little bit, we can see. still the front is to the north into the west, so this is going to be dropping in the system is going to kind of slide right down the coastline, and so we'll have an opportunity at a few scattered showers this evening. but right now, it looks like saturday morning will be the best opportunity for all of us to see a little bit more wet weather and i'll show you this with the future cast in about four o'clock or so notice. it's over the north bay now what starts to happen is it moves through the central and south bay into the early evening hours ? that kind of fizzles out, so do expect some scatter shower activity out there. maybe in time for the evening commute. it doesn't look like a lot, however , doesn't take a lot to slow down that commute. so that is what we're expecting a few scattered showers out there this evening. there is a look at tomorrow morning. definitely more widespread. if you have morning plans, you may need the umbrella if you're thinking about maybe a hike or bike ride. we wait until about noon time, because that's what is going on right about lunchtime. it moves out as it continues to push south. and we will be drying out with just a slim chance of scattered showers remaining in the forecast now, as far as rainfall amounts between now and tomorrow afternoon will call for a quarter inch or less so again , not a lot of rain, but we'll take it. we could use it, not a lot of wind, but it will be breezy, and it's going to be cooler is also going to get some snow, perhaps even in our hills, as the snow levels are expected to drop better details on that, plus what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. shop for a couple in oklahoma. two cups of coffee ended up costing them $4000 and canceled trip to thailand. i learned years ago, prisoners warned that officer was violent , according to the associated press. the officer demetrius haley, was accused of taking part in the beating of an inmate at the shelby county jail. the 2015 incident was so disturbing 34 other inmates, the entire cellblock signed a letter to the corrections director. shelby county did not immediately respond to a request for information about its investigation into the beating allegations. so it's unclear if haley was ultimately disciplined for the incident or cleared of wrongdoing. memphis police department spokesperson did not immediately respond to an email asking whether they knew about the incident when haley was hired now to a developing story, the pentagon shut down and shot down an unknown object flying in u. s airspace off the coast of alaska. officials say the object was founded about 40,000 ft and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flights. officials say president biden ordered the military to down the object, which he described as roughly the size of a small car. northern details about what it was were immediately provided. and president biden is saying the chinese by balloon was not a major breach of u. s security. as caroline schadler reports. it comes as we're learning more about the surveillance technology on board that spy craft that flew over the u. s u. s officials knew the chinese were trying to watch us with their massive spy balloon. now the pentagon believes they were attempting to listen to using multiple antenna to collect electronic conversations and solar panels to power collection centers. but the truth is, we think we know what they were going to collect. we don't know. that scares the #### out of me. the navy is still trying to find all the parts of the balloon shot down off the south carolina coast as the fbi pieces together the recovered wreckage in a lab at quantico. defense officials have said they took measures to block the balloon from gathering sensitive data as it floated across the country last week. it's not measure breach. i mean, look, it's totally violation international law, it's our airspace. and once it comes into our space we can do we want with it. the house voted unanimously to condemn china's actions, but members of congress are split on the u. s response. i think it should have been shut down over the pacific ocean, not the atlantic coast. you don't shoot down a spy craft after it's done spying. there was a non zero chance this balloon had been down over the united states would have been very costly to us lives and the collection that we did well, it was over the united states is going to pay. dividends china maintains this was a civilian weather balloon blown off course, a notion that american officials call ridiculous in washington. caroline shively, ktvu fox two news, the fbi searched the indiana home of former vice president mike pence as part of the investigation into misplaced classified records and just a short time ago pence spokesperson said the doj found additional documents with classified markings. at former vice president pence's indiana home. pence has also been subpoenaed by the special counsel overseeing investigations into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. the special counsel is looking into actions taken by former president donald trump and others to try and stop the certification of the election for president. biden is said to be preparing for a possible presidential run of his own. this in oklahoma couples. usual $10 coffee order turn into a more than $4000 tab. just udell and his wife, dede, say every morning for the last 16 years, they get an iced americano and caramel frappuccino from starbucks. it's usually around 10 bucks. last month, however, starbucks told them there had been a network era with the card machine there. tip on top of the order came up too much more than that. it was $4444. for this to happen was just a real yes, it's just it's a real shock, contacted their customer service helpline probably 30 40 times that day. they assured us that they are sending new checks. but as of today, we still have not fully finished the situation. we still haven't received checks. the couple had to cancel their trip to thailand. as a result of this error, they say they don't know if they'll ever go back to starbucks again. come at noon, a drug dealer convicted of selling fentanyl laced pills, one that resulted in the death of a teenage girl, but her father is saying in the message from the judge to other drug dealers. plus we are still following that breaking news on the peninsula. three bar stations closed right now. due to a hazmat situation. caltrain is now providing service between millbrae and downtown san francisco uni also stepping up to help. we'll have the latest on this developing situation w n we com daily and balboa park stations. the daly city station also evacuated here, officials to has materials being transported. here's what we know. a fire official at the scene tells us that the driver of a box fan heard noise and smell an odor of gas while driving on junipero serra cylinders were being transported in that van. has met team's are now at that scene again. three bart stations are closed caltrain providing train service between milbury and downtown san francisco muniz providing service at the t or n train at powell to the caltrain station. right now, there is no estimate for when the station is going to be reopening. we're following this story and will provide you with updates as they come in. san francisco police and fire investigators are back at the scene of a deadly explosion and fire that destroyed a home in the city sunset district. several other homes are damaged yesterday by flames or the force of the blast. some other windows shattered a woman who neighbors described as a home health nurse came out of the home badly burned, telling firefighters another person was still inside. firefighters with the help of heavy equipment recovered her body late yesterday this morning, investigators hauled away several large metal canisters and plastic barrels as evidence as they work to determine what caused the explosion. there were definitely some canisters that were in there. there's some barrels that were in there. there was some appliances that were in there. these are all items that are investigators are going to take back to the lab and look at the items that were taken out of this house are definitely going to be things that we don't normally see in a normal home. but again, it does not necessarily mean that these are contributing factor. to the fire. investigators say it'll take them days to determine what caused the explosion and fire. a barrier woman is angry and scared after thieves broke into a car at a cemetery where she was honoring the life of her late mother on her mother's birthday. ktvu elissa harrington talk to the daughter who is stunned that this crime happened at a special place to her. that's supposed to be peaceful. it was just you know, the your stomach just drops and it's like, oh, no, it's happened and disbelief and then anger, kathy martinson of lafayette said a day meant to honor her late mother turned into a frightening experience when she was burglarized at an oakland cemetery. this happened february 1st parked inside the gate near the front office of st mary's cemetery and rockridge and had just dropped off flowers at her mother's grave site for her birthday within two minutes. i heard the alarm of my car going off. and i looked down and saw there was a car parked next to mine where there hadn't been prior and i realize it's a smash and grab took this picture of what she found the passenger window of her car, smashed her purse and backpack gone. it's like there's nothing sacred. you know, i'm going to wish my mama happy birthday. a heavenly happy birthday and they prey on people. anywhere obviously, i mean, it's frightening. kathy tried to chase the suspects, but they sped off. within minutes. she was getting called from fraud prevention services because someone was trying to charge big purchases on her credit cards. kathy called police and tried to track down surveillance video but was told by a worker at the cemetery. they did not have any, she said. this has been a blow financially and emotionally, it has been devastating. worst of all, she missed her special moment with her mom. i always like to sing happy birthday. i know it's silly, but i mean, i literally couldn't even get that off because it just happened like that. kathy grew up in the oakland and berkeley hills area , but said she is reluctant to go back because of rampant crime . she wants to warn others, not even morning peacefully in a cemetery is safe and urges police to hold people accountable for these types of crimes. i wish people would be nicer. and i wish the police could do something about all of this because it's sad, but i have friends, though. i live in oakland. i never leave anything in there. they know and it's like wow, is that how we want to think of our community or city. that's it's kind of pathetic, actually, elissa harrington ktvu , fox two news. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins plans to throw out charges against the police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man. five years ago. officer chris salmonella pleaded not guilty to felony charges, including manslaughter. the police were chasing katie o'neill after a robbery and carjacking. investigators say officer somebody, oh, a shot o'neill when he got out of a ban and ran past the police car. in a letter, district attorney, jenkins told state attorney general rob data that she thinks the case was filed for political reasons by former dhs bodine, jenkins said quote i cannot pursue this case out of a political convenience, given the conflicts that have arisen, the evidentiary problems and the complete lack of good faith surrounding the filing of this matter. we cannot ethically proceed with this prosecution. but dean told the chronicle in a statement that he filed the case on the facts. an attorney for neil's family is asking the state to take over the prosecution. a drug dealer convicted of selling fentanyl laced pills were sentenced to eight years in prison. alejandro yuria sold a fentanyl laced pill last year that was responsible for the death of 14 year old valentina long homer uris, whose mother whose own mother died of a drug overdose, wrote an apology note to her family. he said he wished it could have been me instead of someone so young and innocent. the judge said the sentence should be a warning to other drug dealers. walter long hammer was what was the one who found his young daughter dead in her bed. he was in court and said although justice had been served, something still needs to change. i hope you learned the lesson. and you know, at least we have this drug dealer out of the streets. spanish. that i like the they found her dead and your life changed completed. authorities say they're fighting the fentanyl crisis in the court and the state legislature. senator dave cortese introduced sb 10, which aims to put education programs and nor can in schools. it's modeled after the fentanyl working group in santa clara county, which says it's helped save the lives of two students already. the city of oakland will now let small businesses barricade their storefronts to protect buildings from smash and grab robberies. oakland side reports that business owners willing to pay a fee can now install heavy barriers made out of concrete or other materials to help protect their business against thieves who crashed vehicle into a store and steal what's inside. like what you see happening here, the fees, permits and installation of these barriers would cost business owners several $1000 happening today a heads up for people driving through pleasant in this weekend, a stretch of 68. is going to be completely shut down all weekend. starting at 10 o'clock tonight, northbound lanes of 6 80 will be shut down until early monday morning between signal and pleasant in drivers will have to get off the freeway on the highway 84 drive through pleasant in and get back onto the freeway. caltrans says the closure is to allow work on a 3.5 mile stretch of a paving project. it's part of the bigger project that's been in the works in the area for weeks now. another closure is scheduled for the last week end of this month. caltrans advises avoiding 6 80 entirely and using 5 80 to get to and around the tri valley. our new at noon fema winter storm recovery centers are now open in alameda county. the centers are in dublin at the alameda county public works agency on gleason drive, and in oakland, on court street and 66th avenue. they're open because alameda county has been added to the federal major disaster declaration. homeowners renters and business owners whose properties were damaged during the storms can now seek relief. the storm went up and down the coast and came inland, so we are spread throughout the state right now. ah the need is great. but right now our focus is here. which is why we're here today. and so we are. utilizing the resources that we have here in dublin and throughout alameda county to make sure the survivors in this area are able to get the assistance that they need. those impacted are encouraged to actually file insurance claims first before applying for fema assistance proposal to give certain people $5 million each examine the progress and francisco's african american reparations task forces made and when plans will become closer to reality. and a live look outside our doors as a transition is occurring giving you a live look there at mount diablo cooler, wet weather expected to arrive later today into tomorrow. better details on that, plus the possibility of a little bit of snow coming up and we'll swing back to the peninsula to bring you more breaking news and new images of what's happening. three parts stations closed because of an unfolding hazmat situation. three bart stations and 2 80 off ramp and daly city. you could see the robot on the scene where this has my situation is going on. right now. we understand that robots will be testing the gas that's coming from some cylinders that were found in the back of a box truck and that has led to this the colma, daly city and balboa park stations. there is no service to them right now. the daily city station was also evacuated. officials say this is all related to that has missed material i told you about just a moment ago as you look at this video here with the robot and a fire official tells us at the scene that the driver of a box truck heard noise and smelled an odor of gas while driving down. a who, who, sarah. the cylinders were being transported in the back of that box, man. the hazmat teams are now on the scene that box dropped, pulled over and that is where we see the scene unfolding right now again, those three bark stations are closed and caltrain is providing trails train service between milbury and downtown san francisco muniz providing service on the t or entrained at powell to the caltrain station again. you're looking at this new video into our newsroom right now, the hazmat situation happening in daly city at this hour hazards materials in the area. they're testing to see if it is dangerous. at this point. it was in the back of the box truck. we will update information as it comes into our newsroom will have more throughout this newscast and all the news at four as well. this black history month. we are examining renewed calls for reparations in san francisco supporters are calling for $5 million to be paid to each eligible black resident in the city kts. christian captain has more on how a committee is making its case to the city to help right the wrongs of slavery. last month, san francisco's african american reparations advisory committee presented its first draft, looking at the idea of how a legacy of racism has harmed san francisco's black community and what can and should be done to address those wrongs, committee chair eric mcdonald says despite the city's reputation for being progressive, past policies have systematically disenfranchised black residents fundamentally what was stolen from black people in america. was a path towards financial will the committee points to past policies on housing redevelopment plans that decimated thriving businesses and majority black communities as well as inequities in policing and in education, all of which the committee says worked together to erode opportunities for african americans being segregated to certain parts of the city. they were met here and not given eligibility for certain kinds of jobs. they were met here without being able to start their own businesses. so all of these impediments to doing what every other merit american or in this case san franciscan wanted to be able to do the initial report. many have focused on one of the committee's recommendations that qualifying, african americans should receive one time payments of $5 million, but less has been made of the reasons behind the committee's work and where the city goes from here. okay for better for worse, whether it's the $5 million financial payment or any of the others. committee tell us how to do it and my and our responses. that was not our charge. our charge was to present the evidence. and justification for these proposals, noble, pierce says. in the seven decades he's called san francisco home. he's seen the inequity of opportunities firsthand. of course, reparations will definitely be a good idea. you know what i mean? all the promises that are people's head over the years. you know the old chicken and every part in the 2 20 acres and a mule and all of those lies, underwood says. for generations , black americans were limited in how they could act on an economic level. reparations he says, are an idea whose time has come in my saying that it's going to be a solution to fix all the social ills that racism created. no but do i think that it can help provide some economic equality is as a city and as a country? yes, most definitely. reparations committee says their initial proposal is the start of an important conversation. mcdonald says similar discussions have happened in the past. this committee is including language in their proposal aimed at getting the board of supervisors to take action one way. or another, even if something isn't obviously this is an extreme. we don't want to expect this. but even if there's something as we've read it, and it's all not feasible, we can't do it. but whether it's you don't want them to sit on their hands exactly and not take action. the committee is set to present their findings to the board of supervisors in mid march and present their final presentation in june in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news back to that breaking news story. we're falling for you that hazmat situation that's closed three bark stations. the coma. daly city and balboa park stations, also causing the evacuation of the daily city station and close the to 80 john daly off ramp ktvu tom baker joining us live from the scene, but we know so far, tom i'm standing what is normally north bong unip arose sarah in daly city. and the reason i'm standing here is because both directions are closed right now, because about 9 30 this morning. to sfpd. police text taking evidence from one location to another in a white box truck. started smelling something, and they heard a big clunk. and smelled like some sort of a gas, so as a result, they called in and fire, and police immediately responded, and they shut off the road for about 500 ft in either direction because they don't know whether this is explosive or not, but gas, generally speaking, can be what they did was get a hazmat crew in here and the bomb squad to bring in a robot. and the robot then is went in there and sniffed and trying to find out right now what's going on in terms of what kind of gas it is. how much is leaking is the stem the valve on the tank itself broken and all of that, and once they determined that, then they will have an idea about what they can do to bring this matter to a conclusion. so we're right in the middle of it right now, as i say, north and cotonou, nipah rhys era are closed in both directions, and they're trying to figure out exactly what to do . that is the latest from here. we're going to be talking to some officials about this shortly, and we'll have reports on later. tom baker ktvu fox two. tom thank you straight back to our weather. things are noticeably different outside. they look about the same rosemary oroczo. hello to you. we do have a storm on the way and we are beginning to see a little bit of increasing the cloud cover the breeze in our hills has turned on our temperatures are a little cooler today, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. cooler, expected by the afternoon will call for clouds and morning rain tomorrow, followed by dry conditions and breezy conditions for your bay area sunday, too. it is kind of a transition day. i do expect some areas will get a few scattered showers. looks like it's gonna come right in time for the afternoon evening commute. here's a view of a storm tracker two or as we pull back just a little bit. the front is still offshore. this will move through first. that will happen this evening. and then this part of the storm is actually going to drop down along the coastline over the next 24 hours, and that will bring us a better opportunity. at some rain tomorrow morning, the front again stopping it for you. five o'clock notice it actually. kind of falls apart as it moves through the bay area. still calling for scattered showers on the evening drive. and then as we get into tomorrow morning, that core is right off our coastline and widespread scattered showers in the forecast, but it's a quick moving system. it's out of here by about noon time and will call for just a few scattered showers at least the chance of for the remainder of the day. how much rainfall anywhere from a quarter inch or less expected snow levels will be low could see a dusting mountain hamilton's mount diablo and then as we get into the sierra 1 to 6 inches of snow expected here, no advisories for travel, but do expect it to be slick and hazardous. and that could change. the national weather service could change their mind as we get into the final evening hours. here's a look at the temperatures in and around the bay area at this time, fifties to low sixties expected for your afternoon as well. and then as we get into the forecast for tonight into tomorrow, we do have a high surf advisory expected to be, you know that will last. until tomorrow night , breaking waves anywhere from 18 to 22 ft for tomorrow morning , so be very careful if you're going to be out there over the next day or so, here's a look at the extended forecast. in addition to the wet weather, look how much colder we are tomorrow, but we quickly rebound low sixties in the forecast for sunday. monday is a cool, dry day. another chance for rain arrives on tuesday. that a lo cortez is in downtown san jose keegan kicking off his eighth annual homeless health fair is taking place behind city hall on south fifth healthcare features over 30 service providers offering health and dental screening showers, haircuts, warm meals and enrollment guidance into safety net services and much more. today i think what's exemplified here is how we can come together once again as a team. what we need to do in terms of teamwork to not only bring services but ultimately more shelter beds and, of course, more permanent, supportive housing. since the event was first launched in 2011 , the number of people experiencing homelessness in santa clara county has grown by 42% it's up to about 10,000 people, according to the last point in time report on, the cd. covid shots will be included in the routinely recommended vaccines for children and adults . this does not include vaccine requirements for schools or workplaces. some of the key changes will be the addition of covid primary vaccine series and the recommendation on booster doses. updated guidance will be issued on influenza and pneumococcal vaccines, as well as those for measles, mumps and rubella. it has been three years since the pandemic began, and today we're getting a better picture of the impact it's had on student learning. one analysis of public school found k through 12 enrollment dropped by more than one million students in the fall of 2020. stanford professor thomas d. took part in the analysis and says there are several factors at play. one that is really unique to california and a few other states is population decline. ah migration out of the state has played a really important role, but we're also seeing strong growth in private school enrollments in california and a surprisingly large and enduring growth in home school enrollment. the data also shows there are more than 150,000 students in california, whose absence from school cannot be explained, and that means some students may have skipped kindergarten dropped out of school or are enrolled in home school without notifying the state. the annual hearts in san francisco gala was held at city hall to raise funds for the san francisco general hospital foundation. the party celebrated the 150 year anniversary of zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and trauma center. congresswoman nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house was awarded the hospitals lifetime achievement award for her leadership in advancing equity and access in public health throughout the city and nationwide. tonight where people came together to show their support for a hospital that has given so much. to the community. the president was represented by secretary era the mayor was here. the governor and senator feinstein. i am here all of us. in unity. community. san francisco hospital is placed heart shaped artwork around san francisco. over the years, the sale of those hearts has raised millions of dollars for the hospital. the super bowl pregame festivities will feature something that's never happened before. as foxes. desiree fluellen shows us history will be made in the skies above the game. the super bowl. 57 flyover will feature seven women the first in nfl history. 50 years of women in naval aviation so 50 years ago, first female pilot earned her wings and now we have an entire super bowl flyover of women. katherine martinez joined the navy in 2014 following the footsteps of her grandfather's and dad. she's a whiz o stands for weapons systems officer, but on sunday she'll be sitting in the backseat of this f 18. lieutenant jacqueline drew is also flying currently fly the f 35 c her love for the navy started in high school after the naval academy, she landed her seat in flight school while i was in flight school. turns out i enjoyed going fast, so jets seemed like a good fit for lieutenant lindsey evans. her mother's work at nasa led her to flying the 18 g growler. if you've ever seen top gun, i'm essentially like gooses equivalent. she's an iwo electronic warfare officer, and we pretty much control the weapons systems on the aircraft. and on sunday you're going to see to f eighteens and f 35. a growler will be in a diamond shaped formation, their t o t or time on target. is to be over the stadium on the last notes of the national anthem. we're going a little bit slower. it might be a little bit louder as those jet engines just stay over parked over the stadium a little bit longer if we're going to little bit faster, looking a bit of a quicker show. we'll have a crew on the ground, both here at luke air force base and at the stadium itself on the radios giving real time feedback to the pilots will fly at 300 knots that's six miles per minute just feet apart, probably anywhere from like 5 to 10 ft. away maybe closer depends on depends on how feisty you feel that day. for them. this experience is once in a lifetime. if you want to do this, it's possible. it's exciting. it's nerve racking. after the flyover, all seven women will be attending super bowl 57 here in glendale. desiree fluellen fox 10 news, and we can talk to continue to follow breaking news on the peninsula. that hazmat situation that's close three bart station and 2 80 off ramp in daly city. this is all unfolding as we speak service we know has stopped there at the colma daly city in balboa park stations. the daly city station has also been evacuated. officials say it's all related to hazardous materials being transported in the area. official at the scene tells us the driver of a box van heard some noise, then smelled an odor of gas while driving on universal sarah cylinders were being transported in the van has met teams are still at the scene right now again, the headline three bart stations are closed. caltrain is helping with train service between millbrae in downtown san francisco money also stepping up providing service on the t or entrained at powell to the caltrain station. we asked a fire official when he joined us live just earlier in this newscast. when might this all be resolved? he didn't have any estimate. we'll stay on top of the story for you clearly online and here on the air until the very end for you and those drivers who are using the to 80 john daly off ramp that remains closed at this time as well, not just affecting mass transit, but also affecting commuters who are driving through that area. something to think about, and it's going to be going on for a little while longer. thank you. so much for watching ktvu fox news. new for the legislators anytime. be sure. ktvu dot com or download the ktvu f. we'll se you again at (playful music) - [narrator] can you guess what this is? if you guessed weightlifter, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." our first celebrity captain played a resistance pilot in "star wars," and we can't resist greg grunberg. and with him are brenna and her sister, alana. our next celebrity captain is author of the children's book, "prank day". let's hope it has pictures. it's actor and comedian, kel mitchell. and with him are candice and her mother, donna. and now the host of "pictionary," jerry o'connell. 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