basketball great. the california highway patrol arrested 25 year old juan angel garcia of san francisco saturday morning suspected of shooting and killing a man along i 80 80 in oakland friday evening. the victim is 65 year old cow basketball hall of famer jean ransom. cal athletics shared a statement reining in part our thoughts are with jeans, family and friends for this tragic loss . gene was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program history and he will be greatly missed this pain right here is just slamming. it's just making one against cry all day long. todd walker, who grew up with ransom, remembers him as jean the dream. a kid who stood five ft nine and made hoops history playing for berkeley high in the seventies. from 1975 to 78. he owned the court racking up 1185 points in his three years starting for cal. ransom was inducted into the cal athletics hall of fame in 2000 and one that same year he coached for berkeley high school . kevin mclaughlin was a freshman on the team was basically like the big brother and then you know to some of his father figures and that during that year were still present, a coffin went on to play for the berkeley community team ransom co founded called reach your goals, shaping young athletes through basketball and community service. he stayed close with ransom through the years. it was always it was always love, and he would always give us that big hug and, um, that he was just wrap your arms around you and he's a small in stature. but he's a strong man. he got big hands. his hands is humongous. um and when he wrapped his arms around, you knew that it was love. garcia's arraignment is set for this coming wednesday, february 9th andre just sad to see another life loss in a violent shooting on the freeway , emma. thank you. meantime oakland really be chef has been pushing for the installation of license plate readers along freeways in oakland to deter crime now on the heels of ransoms, death her spokesperson told ktvu. today the mayor quote will be relentless in her pursuit of state resources to install cameras with privacy protections at on and off ramps that can assist investigations such as these and ultimately hold those accountable, who act with such heinous disregard for human life and quote. he also told us the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for the family and friends of jean ransom and during tire community coming up in sports will take a look back at ransoms extraordinary run in basketball. new attention. francisco up. police officers believe one person is to blame for at least two big robberies hit the city. today you'll notice here in the surveillance photos from two banks that they appear to show a robbery suspect wearing similar clothing. in one incident, a vest appears to be covering the same sweatshirt, warning. the other investigators are looking into whether a third robbery at a separate bank is connected to those two other cases. a surveillance photo from the third bank shows a robber wearing different clothing. the banks that got here today around 16th street, 19th street and mission street. those locations spread out over miles across the city. we have no reports of anyone being injured in any of those cases, if you know of anything that may help investigators, though you're asked to call sfpd s tip line at 415575. 4444 local police officers say they have additional officers in tow trucks dedicated this weekend to crack down on illegal side shows . really? well just hours after this sideshow near telegraph and grand avenue, the police department posted a reminder on twitter about efforts to crack down on side shows. ktvu viewer sent us this video of the incident. video posted on instagram appears to show the same sideshow from a different angle. in this clip, though it looks like someone in the crowd was hit by a vehicle that was doing doughnuts in the middle of the intersection. people rushed to the person who was thrown to the ground as you see there. we don't know the extent of any injuries at this point, police spokesperson tells ktvu officers are collecting information about the incident now. a sideshow in an area where people don't usually see much of that activity leaves behind damage. tonight ktvu is greg ligon shows us what people are dealing with near the border of venetia and valeo. daylight reveals fresh burnout tracks left at the intersection of columbus parkway and rose drive in venetia friday night. police estimate about 300 people gathered here for an illegal sideshow. and when the first officers arrived to break it up, police say some participants approached the officers aggressively. some of them were caring. um you know, bricks and i know, at least one of them was carrying a cinderblock venetia. police say . officers called in help from chp, valeo and other nearby agencies that assisted in dispersing the crowd without incident. but at the neighboring cvs store, broken windowpane and the front door had to be repaired after police say some sideshow participants broke in. there was some consumable goods that were taken snacks and drinks. saturday afternoon, a glass company repaired the damage, so we realigned the doors. you know, we put back on the track, so now it's perfect. the hundreds showed up. police say they arrested one person who is facing charges of reckless driving and possession of a controlled substance. they also impounded two cars, one of them seen here. a man who came to pick up. the owner says the driver did not participate in the sideshow but arrived after and simply got stuck leaving the driveway because his car was too low. i got a call from my friend, he said. he got stuck. and i just can't here to push them. and now they depend like 30 days car, i guess the same there that you that is i saw her. whatever i don't know what they're talking about. venetia police say there's an ongoing investigation of the sideshow and in time, more arrests and vehicle seizures are possible. we are looking at all eats. we are looking at all security cameras that possibly could have captured this. police are also using data from automated license plate readers. in may of last year, the city council approved $236,000 to lease and installed 45 cameras in various parts of the city and police confirmed cameras have been installed at that intersection where the sideshow took place. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news , 49ers fan and restaurant owner in oakland, who suffered a traumatic brain injury after being punched outside of sofia stadium remains in a medically induced coma. daniel luna's family says doctors performed hemicrania back to me on the right side of his heafriday. tha long road ahead of him championship game between the 49 years and the los angeles rams last weekend. he was in the parking lot with other fans when investigators say he shoved a man wearing a rams jersey the men shoved luna back and then punched him in the face. luna fell to the ground, struck his head and hasn't regained consciousness. authorities arrested 33 year old brian alexis. he went this rosell on suspicion of felony assault. he says he acted in self defense. well, let us say to clara county fire crews there say they've put out a vegetation fire unless cotto's the fire broke out shortly before four pm senate clara county fire tweeted out this photo of the scene on weaver road for a while, cruz asked people to avoid this area, no injuries or damage reported. the cost still under investigation, and crews will remain on scene overnight, checking for hotspots and watching out for flare ups. we'll fire erupted in the construction side of the north band police are trying to figure out why santa rosa fire department says the first call came in just after six o'clock last night. the initial reports said smoke was seen coming from the building at wilson street and ninth avenue just west of downtown. cruz eventually found the fire in the first floor hat know the official reason why it started. the pursuit of a suspected red light runner in pittsburgh, leads police officers to carjacking suspects coming up. the camera captures images of the entire thing. and one airline wants to flag more passengers coming up what it thinks should land you on the country's no fly list. at a barrier whether we are in the clear for tonight, lots of sunshine in your sunday forecast and get ready for a big warm up in the five day of the update coming oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. a mere luck more than 1000. protesters attended the rally, calling for the immediate firing and prosecution of the officers involved in locke's death. the 22 year old was killed by an officer wednesday morning, who was among a team who raided the home on a no knock warrant. however lock was not named in that warrant. minneapolis mayor announced yesterday that he will ben no knock warrants in most cases. well that's this story. delta airlines is asking the federal government to put disruptive passengers on the national no fly list in a letter to attorney general merrick garland delta ceo said there should be zero tolerance for any behavior that affects flight safety. the airline says. so far it has put nearly 2000 people on its own no fly list, mostly for refusing to wear a mask and says disruptive incidents on board have increased 100% since 2019. and while flight attendants have said in the past that alcohol amplifies the potential for unruly behavior on flights southwest airlines says it's ready to start serving alcohol beverages again starting february 16th in flight sales of bear one and liquor resume for flights of 176 miles or more. the carry, is also expanding non alcoholic beverages to include tonic water, apple juice, hot tea and cocoa. in flight. sales of beer, wine and liquor were suspended early in the pandemic. a vaccine clinic opened today at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa, the county's public health department is offering 1st and 2nd doses for children and adults as well as booster shots. appointments are not required, but people can guarantee a spot by signing up on the states might turn website. the clinic here at the county fairgrounds will be open through the 20th of this month. sonoma county is expected to lift its restrictions on large gatherings next week as the county's covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continued to decline. last month, the county restricted indoor gatherings to 50 people. outdoor gatherings were limited to 100 people, but the sonoma county health department says covid cases have now dropped after rising to record highs over the holidays, due in large part to the omicron variant. the death toll from covid-19 has now surpassed 900,000. and if the current pace continues, the u. s could surpass one million covid deaths by april as charles watson reports from atlanta. now there are some positive figures on case counts and hospitalizations. another grim milestone in the fight against covid-19 as the death toll from the virus surpasses 900,000 americans, the stunning statistic accelerated by the rapid spread of the omicron varian with more than 100,000 deaths coming in just the last two months, covid now the third leading cause of death behind heart disease and cancer. despite those figures, public health experts hope the worst is already behind us. and the u. s could enter a new phase of the pandemic in 2022 covid-19 the circulating year round right now , i think eventually it will become a wintertime disease. i think we need more testing capacity. i think we're going to continue to need to be vaccinating people well into the future. the u. s is now more than a year into its vaccination push with policymakers running out of ideas on how to convince people still on the fence about getting a shot, according to cdc data about 64% of americans are fully vaccinated just over a quarter have gotten a booster shot. fortunately the latest wave from a micron appears to be on the way out. cases and hospitalizations are declining in 49 states, though deaths are still at their highest point since the delta surge covid crisis. has been cut in half. down in half and just three weeks. still too many cases. still, we have to be on alert. but to be clear this is a dramatic the client. the us continues to lead the world and confirmed cases and deaths. one out of five americans have been infected with the virus at some point. in atlanta. charles watson fox news. well, the first weekend, february feeling like spring, right? we had lots of sunshine, with the exception of them with some scattered high clouds, but some pretty mild temperatures and it looks like we'll actually warm things back up quite a bit as we head into next week for us highs from this afternoon after a cold start this morning, we had widespread sixties as we take a look at the maps out their san francisco maxed out 63 santa rosa 67 conquered 65. morgan hill 64 degrees satellite picking up on some of the high clouds we started. with some cloud cover. this morning. those high clouds kind of clearing from north to south and right now, most areas reporting mostly clear skies for your saturday night that's coming closer. we'll check out some of the current numbers for the 10 o'clock hour. it's cold and napa 39 degrees san francisco lower fifties oakland , 46 in palo alto, checking in 44 with mostly clear skies. here's a live camera oakland camera showing you a nice saturday night with not much in the way cloud cover. maybe some patchy fog resurfacing first thing tomorrow morning and some of the inland valleys but nothing too widespread and overnight temperatures will be in the thirties and the forties. so another cold start the possibility of some patchy frost out there in this particular forecast model. it's kind of picking up on that for tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours, another round of sixties were kind of repeating ourselves once again, each and every day 60 to 69. this is just the beginning of a warming trend that really kicks in just a few days. or week ahead. we could be talking about temperatures in the seventies, close to 80 degrees in temperatures well above the average. you'll see these changes showing up at the five day forecast, and we'll have the full update coming up in just a few minutes. marin mark. thank you. well, a lunar new year celebration taking place in berkeley today. and that's been happening this morning outside of central library, it kittredge street and harold way it drew a large crowd of spectators. this year's lunar new year celebration included lion dancers and a special drum performance. and the chinese new year parade is back this year, and there are a couple of ways that you can see it. you can go to san francisco and watch it live in person on february 19th . then on february, 26 ktvu channel two will broadcast a special lunar new year parade show. olympic athletes have strict diets and many need to keep fueling their body throughout the day. but for those who test positive for covid at the games in beijing, while they're facing a bleak situation in quarantine, there are reports of sparse meals and no equipment to train. fox's christina coleman has warned how those athletes are handling the situation. much has been made of beijing's ultra strict covid protocols at the winter olympics . but for athletes who tested positive and have been forced to isolate, many say the virus is the least of their worries of russian biathlon competitor posting this picture on instagram thursday, a milk tray with some plain pasta charged meat and a tiny servant of potatoes with no greens. the caption reading. i have been fed this for breakfast, lunch and dinner for five days. now the conditions are not the same for everyone. some virus positive athletes are sent to quarantine hotels, while others have been allowed to isolate in the olympic village, one belgian skeleton racer who thought she'd be discharged after her initial quarantine stay. was instead taken to a second hotel. she voiced her displeasure on social media supposed to stay here. for um, another seven days with two pcr s a day and no contact with anybody else. we are not even sure i will ever be allowed to return to the village. and obviously this is very hard for me. after her post she was moved inside one of the olympic villages. i am now in a wing. that's just isolation. but at this time back in the village, i feel safe and um, i'll be able to train little better here. teams are going public with their criticism as well. the head of the german delegation called the living conditions unreasonable and called for a bigger room and food deliveries so that athletes who were eventually released are still fit to compete in los angeles. christina coleman fox news i don't have any meeting in a bar. right you don't handle loaded gun into a person that suicidal and as far as these people are concerned, the same goes for drug users coming up while they say place designed to help addicts is only complicating the bay area's drug crisis and see the pursuit that helped police in pittsburgh napa. carjacking suspects later in sports player making his mark at the nhl all star game in vegas. yep, it's go time with wireless on the most reliable network. ok, that jump was crazy! but what's crazier? you get unlimited for just 30 bucks. nice! but mine has 5g included. wait! 5g included? yup, even these guys get it. nice 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operations will continue. these are actions we're seeing that are straight out of their playbook. we've seen them run false flag operations in the past and used confusion to launch military action. many times in history recall germany's invasion of poland in 1939 was conducted under a false flag operation. a russian invasion could kill tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers and civilians. it could turn millions here into refugees. russian forces now poised, invade not just from belarus to the north, but crimea to the south as well if vladimir putin gives the order the russian defense ministry, releasing this video showing joint training between russian and belarusian forces this week using fighter jets, tanks, multiple rocket launcher systems and assault forces. fox news traveled to an abandoned city outside chernobyl by the russians to witness trainind ukraine's defense minister if he was worried, you know that the word imminent doesn't work. imminent invasion doesn't work. the commanding general of the 82nd airborne division is now on the ground. in poland. major general chris donaghue led the u. s. military evacuation of afghanistan. he was the last american soldier to leave. well top ukrainian officials and many citizens here on the streets of kiev are not worried about a russian invasion, many back home in washington and at the pentagon are extremely concerned. in kiev, ukraine. lucas tomlinson, fox news apparently for missing oakley woman has scheduled a walking vigil tomorrow to raise awareness about her disappearance. vigil for alexis gabe starts at one pm and oakley participants will walk from trenton street, where gates car was found to the oakland police station. of the 24 year old was last seen 10 days ago heading to see an ex boyfriend and cardiac detectives tell her that tell her family rather than investigators found security footage in the area where her car was abandoned. and then a shadowy figure was seen exiting the vehicle. three separate incidents of gun violence involved gunshots for more than a dozen people across the country coming up what investigators are learning about the cases in texas, wisconsin and virginia. protesters seeking facility in san francisco where users can take drugs safely. has it all wrong why they think the center fuels the region's drug crisis and skilled labor can be hard to find these days coming up how the pandemic puts some of up how the pandemic puts some of these jobs in high demand oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. francisco mayor london breed to curb drug overdose deaths in the tenderloin demonstrators say new facility is only fueling addictions. ktvu james tourist shows us a small protest outside the city's newly created linkage center. demonstrations outside the city's linkage center remained mostly quiet throughout the morning. people here are hoping that the center doesn't become a safe open consumption site, while others say that might be the best way to combat the city's drug issue. photos of young adults recovering from drug addiction their mothers stood outside san francisco's linkage center to tell their stories. he's struggling. to get healthy. he wants to get off of drugs. but san francisco makes it so incredibly easy. for him to stay on the streets and continue using the center opened earlier this year, according to the mayor's office. it was meant to be a one stop shop for those dealing with addiction. people have access to food, water and hygiene 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it can handle up to 100 clients at a time when fully staffed, however, these mothers accused the center of allowing drug sales and use within the center after a san francisco chronicle report he was here a couple weeks ago. and he said, people are just using in there, he says it doesn't feel any different from being on the street. but you don't have an aa meeting in a bar. right you don't handle loaded gun to a person that suicidal you don't for anybody wanting to get help on these streets, walking past people smoking fentanyl shooting heroin is not helping anybody. some among the crowds say an open safe space for drug use could be an effective way to tackle addictions. it's something already affected new york and a former city supervisor says he introduced it to the city in 2016. i do think this is a step in the right direction. ah, pursuing harm reduction in san francisco. i actually hope that we finally open, you know a space but we have a fully operational safe consumption site. and i think this gets us in that direction, according to the chronicle, the city's department of emergency management denies any allegation of drug sales within the center. these mothers hope that's true. we could be doing better. we could be doing better. we should be doing better reporting in san francisco. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. the drug enforcement administration, issuing a public safety alert ahead of excuse me about the dangers of fentanyl list counterfeit pills. if people just become aware of what they're taking if they learn that these pills are actually fentanyl pills and that there's a 40% chance they can die from taking these pills, i think will go a long way toward towards solving the problem. authorities say they've seen an alarming increase in fentanyl related drug deaths coming up later in this newscast. reporter koco mcevoy goes undercover with the d a. to give us an up close look at this troubling trend and what's being done to stop it. an assault a carjacking in a brief police chase. pittsburgh police say these were crimes committed by seasoned criminals but to juveniles. that's apparently them there and that car dashcam video capturing these images of that pursuit yesterday now, police say, as officers were responding to a report of two juveniles beating a person than stealing their car. the vehicle passed one of the officers but ended up crashing as you see here, and the young suspects were taken into custody without incident. the operators of comey spa in oakland or releasing new details about an attempted murder and suicide this week involving employees, they say one of their own employees, opened fire inside of the spell and then took her own life. part of a statement released today reads when the shooting occurred to massage therapist stepped up to keep others in the spa safe while tom was able to alert front desk staff to evacuate and call 911. the other therapist. joe was injured, but luckily is now recovering from his injuries were so grateful and proud of these two employees who stepped up risking their own lives to protect their coworkers. and clients. a gunman in texas reportedly killed four members of his own family, including a child before turning the gun on himself. one shooting was reported overnight in corsicana, about 50 miles south of dallas. a second shooting scene was discovered by authorities in frost about 20 miles west of corsicana. authorities tracked the suspect's vehicle using gps officers found the man inside his vehicle with an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. to the head. and police in brown deer, wisconsin. cia man fatally shot two people this morning in an apartment complex near milwaukee officers were responding to a reported domestic disturbance call, authorities say when they arrived, a man began shooting in officers from the second floor, but no one was hit. the 26 year old was taken to hospital where authorities say he died from a gunshot wound he inflicted upon himself. an investigation is underway into a deadly shooting at a hookah bar in virginia. one person was killed, several others injured. police have no suspects or motive for the shooting, which took place near virginia tech's campus. group jenkins has the latest on the multi agency investigation. tragedy striking in blacksburg, one person was killed, four others injured, including virginia tech student after shots rang out at a bar in blacksburg just before midnight at the bar's name was melody hookah lounge. it's just a short distance from campus police calling this an active homicide investigation. no word on the extent of the injuries. students nearby reacted to the gunfire. we were downtown tonight at the top of the stairs when we first got the first alert. that there was shots heard at the 7 11 here we contemplated whether we should stay or go, but we figured it was probably safest for us to actually stay at the bar until we heard more. the campus was placed on lockdown until just before dawn. police not releasing any details about suspects or motives or active threats. to the community, and the victims have not been identified. virginia text president tim sands, issuing a statement saying, our condolences go out to the family and friends of the deceased and we extend our support to those who were injured. our community is strong in our strength is derived from our genuine care and concern for one another. the shooting brings back painful memories nearly 15 years ago when virginia tech was the site of the deadliest school shooting in history and undergraduate student killing 32 people and injuring 17 others. as for where things stand in the investigation. blacksburg police tell fox news multiple law enforcement agencies are assisting. they're asking people to avoid the downtown area. in s opportunity for skilled laborers. they want me to go to school, so morning education, and then once i finished get my degree, then i'll step over into a full time mechanic coming up. students rushed to get through trade school in hopes of filling positions in high demand. and barry whether the weekend after mild star but the real heat moves in next week. we have a very unusual forecaster february and will have the update coming up after the oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. doesn't apply to skilled laborers when you're a carpenter , mechanic or process operator, you have to do your job in person and his joy addison reports. those who can do that are in high demand. hunter adams is one of about 8000 skilled labor students at lamar institute of technology in beaumont, texas. he and about 95% of his classmates already have jobs secured ahead of graduation from companies eager for tradesmen. they want me to go to school, so morning education and then once i finished get my degree, then i'll step over into a full time mechanic. nationwide there are over 600,000 trade apprenticeships like hunters, but we're playing catch up to a nationwide shortage that is increasing their demand. but the demand so high we're having students come in for a year, get the basic skills and then realizing they can get employed right away, according to the u. s bureau of labor statistics, nearly eight million skilled labor jobs were lost from the labor force during the pandemic. about half have been filled, but about four million vacancies remain in industries responsible for most transportation, construction and mechanical needs nationwide. throw the pandemic we saw an unprecedented level of boomers leave the labor market walk out of the labor market. it was the great resignation. some took early retirement as some wanted to work from home or find less demanding jobs, the lamar institute of technology president says corporate donations and financial distance helps. cut costs for students investment from the governor and from our legislature that l i t was one able to reduce its to wishin by 47% he also says robots can fill some of the vacancies, though, will always need humans around. someone was still need the skill set to work on the computers, tradesmen say if at least 3/4 of these vacancies are not filled, the results of this shortage will be us. the consumer paying more for food, fuel and other essentials. in beaumont, texas. lawyer addison fox news, california's official college savings plan is once again offering financial help to students for problem low and moderate income families. the state sponsored program is called scholar share. it provides tax breaks and other financial incentives appearance who are now saving money for their children's higher education. it's very challenging . it's a cat and mouse game and we just have to be persistent drug enforcement administration has a public safety alert about fentanyl is counterfeit pills coming up. we go undercover with the d a. who are working to battle the problem, and it's been warmer, getting warmer to ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo will return with a look at very dry forecast ahead. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! 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