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we are kicking off a beautiful weekend. there is a freeway closure in effect right now that could cause problems for folks getting around the east bay. we will get you up to speed. a judge takes action to increase oversight of a woman's prison in the east bay in an unprecedented move for

the federal prison system. a toast to the man known as the mayor and his honor. willie brown gets ready to celebrate a milestone birthday. good morning. great to have you with us. it's saturday, march 16th. i'm max darrow. we are heading into one of the first weekends so far this year without any rain in the forecast. this comes in time for st. patrick's day and the official start of springs next week. it's running up against a major freeway closure. caltrans is finally starting a repaving project on interstate 680 in pleasanton pued back twice because of rain. this stretch of southbound 680 is closed from the 580 connector to koopman road. wilson walker looks at the disruption when a lot of people will be eager to

go out. >> you know, the city comes out in droves for this festival. we are delighted to have people come from far and wide. >> reporter: festivals have come and gone over the years but dublin is about to host the 408th st. patrick's day celebration. >> this will be the tea cottage. >> reporter: jackman says it's all systems go despite the big inconvenience looming beyond the fairgrounds and they are telling everybody about it. >> we have publicized this so people are aware it is happening. >> reporter: the closure is southbound 680 from the 580 interchange to highway 84 for pavement resurfacing. that means the southern flow of traffic will be shut off all the way across pleasanton down towson knoll. >> that's when everybody takes the back roads to 84.

>> reporter: anthony alvarado to get slammed this weekend. that is good news for so knoll corner market. >> the weekend is our busiest times. i can see a lot of people traveling to get where they are going and traffic is killing them. they want to relax, take a rest or something like that, a breather. >> all entrances into dublin will be open. people should come out. >> reporter: festival organizers are upbeat and not expecting problems. >> they didn't ask us. you know, we are all in good spirits because this is such a fantastic weekend for us always. >> have fun. >> thank you. >> reporter: if you live in this area, you have seen the accumulation of equipment staged and ready to go. it's up and down the interstate here. caltrans says this one weekend blitz will accomplish what would otherwise take 40 individual nighttime closures. you are taking your medicine at

once here on the 680 corridor, all scheduled to be completed by the rush hour on monday morning. >> we have everything you need to know about the 680 closure. it is on the front page of kpix.com. highway 780 between columbus parkway and southampton road is back open after a shoot out between suspects and police officers. police picked up an automated license hit and made a traffic stop on the vehicle. that's when the suspects fired shots and officers fired back. two suspects are in custody. no injuries were record. after taking the suspects into custody, officers shut down the freeway to search for a possible third suspect but since confirmed there were only two suspects. both directions of 780 are open for travel, the on and off ramps are closed. a judge appointed a special master to oversee the scandal plagued federal women's prison

in dublin. this is the first time it has been placed under that kind of oversight. the fbi raided the prison on monday. the warden was ousted the same day after allegations that his staff retaliated against an inmate that testified against the prison. this is part of an ongoing multiyear probe into allegations of sexual abuse of inmates that led to the prosecution of a former warden and several officers. pleasant weather in store as we head through st. patrick's day weekend. dry, mild conditions. the offshore breeze will be with us in the upper levels of the atmosphere. at ground level, the on shore breeze will return. some marine influence around the coast and bay through the weekend. the pleasant weather pattern will stick around into the first half of next week. the next chance of rain won't arrive until the end of next week. temperatures from the low to mid-60s on the coast to the mid-to-upper 60s around the bay with low to mid-70s farther inland. 5 to 10 above average

for march. nearly four years after the murder of an oakland federal court officer, an accomplice has been sent to prison. robert alvin justice drove the man. another shot at a security boat in 2020. officer david underwood died in the shooting. both attackers had ties to the boogaloo movement. the man accused of killing bob lee was back in the courtroom. the defense wanted to move the trial out of san francisco. on friday a judge denied the request. the attorneys are trying to get access to lee's cell phone records. bob lee was found stabbed to death last april. a trial date has been set for may 20th. the november mayoral race in san francisco is shaping up to be a highly competitive

race. multiple candidates say mayor breed let the city crumble on her watch and trying to unseat her in the bid for rehe leaks. mark farrell, former interim march i don't remember, levi lee -- levi strauss founder. >> i believe his honor, the mayor has shown up. >> reporter: a crowd in north beach is seeing the guest of honor. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: a special celebration for former san francisco mayor willie brown. >> as of next wednesday, the 20th of march, i will be

exactly 90 years old. after serving two terms as the mayor, willie brown gained a celebrity status in the city. people wanted to take pictures and share old stories with willi. >> how does it feel to be 90 years young. >> old. >> reporter: the night was filled with laughs as mayor brown mingled with the crowd. >> people go, wow, you look great for your age. what is your secret. >> vodka. vitamin b. i shouldn't call it vodka. >> reporter: the pub was packed with notable guests. michael smith the attended. >> he is a guy who has conducted himself with dignity

and grace and fierceness and put it out there in a good way. >> if you are okay, you can help a friend or two that is not asking you for anything. so, i thank all of you. >> reporter: this is one of the many celebrations leading up to his actual birthday next wednesday. at 90 years old, his birthday wish is fairly simple. >> is there something that you definitely want to do this year? >> i want to be able to answer your questions next year. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ coming up, the webb

telescope sends back stunning images from space that scientists hope will increase our understanding of how life began in the universe. >> those are good images but so are these. this is a live look outside at san francisco on this saturday morning. not quite a look from outer space but good nonetheless.

welcome back. the time is 6:13 on this saturday morning. this is a live look at san jose. it is shaping up to be a

beautiful day across the bay area. >> today thousands of people are expected to turn out for san francisco's st. patrick's day parade. here is a look at some of the festivities in 2018. today's parade begins at 11:30 in the morning at second and market streets. it will head down market to civic center plaza followed by live music in the plaza at 2:00. it will be food and booths and a lot of fun nearby. this is the popular parade's 173rd year. as luck would have it, it's shaping up to be a beautiful day for a parade. beautiful weather in store throughout the weekend. nice to have a dry weekend, something that we haven't seen often in 2024. dry and mild. not only for the weekend but into the middle of next week. some marine influence will gradually return. first on the coast today then spreading into around the bay as we head through the bay on sunday.

afternoon cloud cover to sunshine. the rain chances return late next week. friday is the next chance of showers across the bay area. clear skies overhead right now. the impact on temperatures, and we will be back to foot in a second. mid-70s in san jose. that is the warm spot across the bay area. most of our temperatures inland top out in the low 70s. not quite as warm as yesterday but not bad at all for the middle of march. the big change will be on the coast. half moon bay in the low 60s today. low 70s yesterday. the marine influence is starting to return but not a full fledge marine effect. temperatures reach up to the neighborhood or slightly in excess of for the north bay as we head into this afternoon. similar temperatures for most of the bay area tomorrow. futurecast shows that marine influence creeping in on the coast today then a little bit creeping inside the bay for fog to begin on sunday. that will spread slightly farther in the inland valleys monday. it backs

up to the coast as we head through late morning. each day this will be the trend that repeats itself everyday as we head through the middle of next week. the pollen count is sky high. that is one impact of the lack of rain chances in the forecast. so, we will see that in the medium high category today and tomorrow. flat out high monday and tuesday. mulberry, ashe and oak pollen as the primary offenders. rain chances return. the six to 10-day outlook takes us through next weekend. above average rainfall returning to the bay area associated with a below average temperature pattern. enjoy the mild, dry weather that we get to experience this weekend while it lasts. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. inland it will be warmest for the longest. a chance of showers return to the forecast by friday. we will see light to moderate rain showers

in all likelihood. we will evaluate it as we enjoy the pleasant weather pattern. around the bay, the cooler wind makes its way in a little earlier. not bad at all for the middle of march. the temperatures will return to the upper 50s for highs for the coastal bay area until the end of next week. the james webb space telescope made a discovery that could help researchers learn more about the makings of life in the universe. astronomers discovered two young stars found by common ingredients like vinegar, ant stains and margarita. the team found sulfur dioxide around the stars. scientists believe sulfur rouse compounds might have played a role into how life came into formation on earth. it's possible the

molecules could be the creigh ingredients for words. fascinating stunning images there. a salmon species are there arriving today. it could help restore the dwindling population at home. in the last decade, they have been hit by the one-two punch of climate change. dryness through drought. ahead in sports, the dubs expected to get the best player back in the lineup saturday.

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warriors in crunch time.

they are four games back of the six seed. they are three games ahead of the 11th placed rockets. any slip up and golden state would miss the postseason. the good news, they are expected to get the best player back saturday in steph curry. he missed the last three games after injuring his ankle. warriors 1-2 in the two games without him. both of the losses double digit. he is listed officially as questionable on saturday. needless to say, he is the most important player on the roster. he is hope to get back on the floor. >> working hard all week to get back as soon as possible. >> we need him. it's a big game tomorrow obviously. they are all big but particularly the ones against teams, you know, ahead of us and teams that we are on the heels of. in baseball, former giants

third baseman davey davis. he signed a deal with the a's. san francisco released him earlier this week but he loses out on nearly 6 million that he was awarded in salary arbitration. former 49er jimmy garoppolo headed to the rams on a one year deal to be the backup to matthew stafford. he was released by the raiders on wednesday. during his time at san francisco he was -1 against l.a. the one loss by the way, the nfc championship game with aaron donald pressured him into an interception. friday donald announced he is retiring after 10 seasons. he won three defensive players of the year and future hall of famer. that ends his rivalry with samuel. >> how do you repair for a guy like deebo samuel.

>> who? >> deebo samuel. >> he don't know who i am but he should. i don't know. i don't walk up to people like hey, how you doing, i'm deebo. >> i think he knows who he is now. samuel scored six touchdown in seven games against the rams. deebo will be deebo. he is number one now. no longer number 19. that's it for sports. have a great day. let's talk more basketball. the jazz put on a somehow against the hawks. early in the game, the jazz showed off teamwork on this fast break. check this out. defense turned into offense. he tossed up a nasty alley rope. the former hawk john collins -- a collins to collins masterpiece. that was a sweet connection. jazz got the win at the final buzzer. that snapped a three-game losing streak for

utah. more than 100 years ago, chinook salmon from the shasta dam ended up in the cold mountain waters of new zealand. they continue to thrive there. now a new quest to bring the species back home thanks to a grant. anne makovec has more on the project in project earth report. >> reporter: it's a 300-mile journey that traces the winter run chinook salmon from the mccloud river to the pacific ocean. the annual pilgrimage is led by a tribe and the chief. the drive never waved from a core belief. >> whatever happens to the salmon happens to the people. >> reporter: climate change plays a role. >> in the last decade they have been hit by the one-two punch of climate change. disruntive

heat waves and dryness through drought. >> reporter: he head's up the fish and wildlife department. he said the summer of 2021 was a grim one for the salmon. >> we were in the peak of the most recent severe drought. these fish are trapped on the valley floors. the valley floors are hotter. water that is too hot is lethal for salmon. >> reporter: california's fish and wildlife awarded $50 million in grants for 15 projects. one involves the tribe's attempts to restore wild salmon to the river. >> it's the right thing to do and help us figure out how to save salmon in california. >> they are in a dire position now and may go extinct if this project that we are involved with isn't successful. >> reporter: the problem first began with the shasta dam. the

dam provides flood control, hydroelectric power -- >> it is a weapon of mass destruction to me. >> reporter: built during world war ii, shasta dam flooded the trip off the ancestral land and blocked the salmon from returning to spawn. in 1994 the fish were federally listed as endangered. the tribe held protests. then the chief got an e-mail. >> do you want your salmon back? we have them. >> reporter: it was from people from new zealand. in the 19th century, millions of salmon eggs from the mccloud river were exported to 30 states and 14 different countries to create new salmon runs. the only one that thrived is the one in new zealand. tribal members traveled to see the fish and became determined to bring some back home to mccloud. >> we want to welcome them home. >> what better way to try to

heal past injuries and show the world it's possible to do things together and make it better. >> reporter: in a historic agreement, the tribe is working with fish and wildlife and noah fisheries to support a return effort to the mccloud. they believe the wild salmon eggs will fair better than those near the dam. >> if the salmon survive, people can survive. if we can get a passage from the sacramento river past the dam so that the fish can swim in and out on their own, then we have wild fish again. >> reporter: the hope to get them home safely as soon as possible. >> the tribe will use the grant money to get a new passage for the salmon to return to the mccloud river and bypassing shasta dam. for more information on all of our project earth stories and how to protect the planet, go to kpix.com. coming up, a bay area

doctor who left his own kids to help children in war-torn gaza hugs his family for the first time in weeks. two judicial rulings in separate states alter the cases against former president donald trump. we have a live report on all the legal developments. at 6:27 on this saturday morning, the sun is starting to rise in the bay area. here is a live look at san francisco looking to the east bay. a lot is coming up in the next half hour of the show. you don't want to miss it. so we've actually created this line. it's called memory just for the cbs family. this is a launch. it's exclusive right here. - okay. when you take this device and you insert it into your phone, ios or android or tablet or laptop, you insert it in, you're going to be able to take all those photos and videos and save them right onto this device, opening up all the storage in your phone or your other devices. no more storage is full. that's exactly it. and then in addition to that, you can take all the photos in your home. these are photos of my family, my mom and her sister,

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welcome back. it's 6:31. thanks for joining us. i'm max darrow. new decisions by judges are affecting two cases against former president donald trump. in the georgia case, a special prosecutor resigned. in new york, a case involving payments to adult film star stormy daniels will be delayed. bradley blackburn joins us live with the latest. good morning. there are a lot of different time lines to follow here. >> reporter: there are. in the new york case it was supposed to begin in just over a week. former president trump's attorney asked for a longer

delay. the judge gave him 30 days. they are seen at partial victories for the trump legal team as he continues to face serious charges. hours after a judge's ruling in former president trump's georgia election interference case, nathan wade tendered his resignation. the judge's ruling ordered fani willis to step aside or order wade to quit the case because they were involved romantically and it created an appearance of impropriety. >> he had to. no way it would be the elected district attorney of fulton county fani willis that steps down. >> reporter: on social media, former president trump celebrated the decision calling wade a disgrace. in a letter to willis, wade wrote he was resigning in the interest of democracy and move this case forward as quickly as possible. an attorney that represented kenneth chesebro said the legal

wrangling set back the start of a potential trial. >> the case goes from almost impossible going to trial before november to actually impossible to going to trial before november. >> reporter: in new york city, another judge handed down a partial victory for former president donald trump legal team ordering a 30-day delay in another criminal trial. he faces felony charges for falsification of business records related to payments to adult film star stormy daniels. trump's attorneys asked for a 90-day delay claiming that recently began receiving 100,000 pages of documents in pretrial discovery. >> the new york trial could begin april 15th but could face further delays. the judge will have a hearing on the dispute on march 25th and a formal trial date would be set sometime after that, max. >> bradley. what is former president trump's legal team saying about these various

cases and what the rulings mean? >> reporter: his attorneys say they will use all legal options in former president trump's defense. they didn't get exactly what they were asking for in either of the cases. but as we said, these are seen as partial victories. what we are seeing is proof of how different legal maneuvers can slow the process down in the courts. the big question is whether prosecutors can push the cases to trial before the election. altogether, former president trump faces four separate criminal cases. in the georgia case alone he is facing 10 different charges including racketeering. >> bradley blackburn live for us this morning. thank you for your reporting. vice president kamala harris is taking a firm stance on cannabis reform. she said it is absurd that cannabis is considered more dangerous than

fentanyl. cannabis legalization -- at the meeting harris said the dea was working on cannabis reform. she noted the importance of drawing a line between can in a bass and orbs on the drug scheduling system. >> this issue is stark when one considers the fact that on the schedule currently, marijuana is considered as dangerous as heroin. marijuana is considered as dangerous as heroin and more dangerous than fentanyl which is absurd not to mention patently unfair. >> reporter: before the midterms in 2022, president biden pardoned all prior federal offenses for simple marijuana possession and encouraged all governors to pardon state offenses. he sought a review of the drug classification under federal law. pleasant weather in store through st. patrick's day

weekend. dry, mild conditions. the offshore breeze will be with us in the upper level but the ground level breeze will return. some marine influence around the coast and the bay through the weekend. the pleasant weather pattern will stick around into the first half of next week. the next chance of rain arrives the end of next week. temperatures topping out from the low to mid-60s on the coast. near 7 on the bay with low to mid-70s farther inland. 5 to 10 above average for mid-march. an emotional homecoming at sfo for a local doctor reuniting with his family after returning from gaza this week. we followed his journey to offer much needed help on the gaza strip. he shared heart-breaking images with us that can be difficult top see. amanda was there on friday as he reflected on the week's long mission .

>> reporter: an overwhelming welcome home after an enoverwhelming experience. >> i am trying to digest the images, everything i saw. so, i apologize if this is disjointed. i'm physically and mentally exhausted. >> reporter: he is soaking in the first opportunity to hold his wife and sons after more than a month in gaza trying to save other people's loved ones in unimaginable conditions. >> i realized i was entering an apocalyptic horror movie. the images of kids with their brains blown out, it was really -- it wasn't what i -- the magnitude it is more than that i expected. so, i'm style trying to process what that

means for all of us as a global community allowing this to happen. >> reporter: he will never forget the sounds of drones and planes buzzing overhead, the screams and the smell of charred flesh. he worked in a field hospital tending to injured civilians, set up to treat about 30 patients daily. this past week they saw almost a thousand patients each day. mass casualties left the doctors color coding people if they had a chance at survival to receive care. >> we went through resources to save lives and limbs. i saw more dead babies in the past month than i have seen in my 12 year career in medicine. >> reporter: he is a refugee himself who grew up in the west bank and immigrated to los angeles. he was taught to use his individual gifts to benefit the world. so, it was a no

brainer to go to gaza despite the risks to his life. >> don't go around life functioning out of fear. it paralyzes us to do the things we need to do. >> reporter: while he is fortunate and relieved to see his family and friends again, there is another feeling as well. >> you feel deep guilt that i left the people there that i have grown to have a deep connection with and a love for. >> reporter: he says what he saw in gaza will shape him for the rest of his life. >> i learned from this experience the importance of human nicing everyone around you. because we have come to a state in our global society where it's easy to dehumanize the other person. that gives you a green light in many ways to commit atrocities that you never imagine you would commit. >> reporter: when asked if he would go back, he said

absolutely, without hesitation, willing to risk it again to help others. a charity ship unloaded 200 tons of humanitarian supplies including food and water for palestinians. it arrived from cyprus. the israeli military said it's the first ship to use a new sea route to bring aid into gaza. a second aid ship is expected to set sail on the same route soon. they hope it eases the hunger crisis, but aid agencies say it won't be enough to make up for the lack of deliveries on land. across the world and here in the united states, many muslims began participating in the holy month of ramadan this week. this video is out of new jersey showing people kneeling in prayer during a special noon service yesterday. for muslims, ramadan is marked by daily facing and increased worship, charity and good deeds. normally a celebration. this year the israel-hamas war cast a shadow over ramadan as many

reflect on the difficulties and hunger crisis afflicting them in gaza. they are searching for a suspect that shot and killed a new mexico police officer. it happened friday morning in east new mexico on interstate 40. police say the officer, justin hair saw a car and stopped to check on the driver. he shot the officer and stole the police car. he crashed the car and ran away on foot. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. another problem with the boeing 737 has been reported. this time on a post flight inspection on a plane flying from san francisco to oregon. a united airlines flight landed in medford. on closer look it was missing a panel on the

plane. they checked the runway and airfield for debris. none was found. the airline is conducting an examination to understand what might have happened and plans to do repairs before returning the plane to service. the specific plane has been in service more than 25 years. last week the united flight lost a wheel as it took off from sfo to japan damaging a couple of cars in an employee parking lot. coming up, it won't happen in the united states for another couple of decades. bay area stargazers making travel plans to catch the total eclipse. >> i want to see as many

welcome back. a beautiful look at the sunrise over the east bay on this saturday. the time is 6:45. there is a lot of excitement building for next month's total solar eclipse. before you dust off your eclipse glasses, you have to plan a trip why stargazers say

it's worth it. >> reporter: meet a fellow physics grad. she has got big plans for april th. when did you make reservations. >> not as early as i should have. >> reporter: kaitlin and millions of others are heading to four minutes of darkness at midday. the total solar eclipse. >> that was amazing. >> i'm at a loss for it. >> reporter: they are talking about the 2017 total eclipse that was dr. noah's first. >> it was remarkable how many people didn't get what the big deal was until they got what the big deal was then it was amazing. >> it was fantastic. >> it's absolutely unforgetable. i would love to experience it again. >> reporter: that chance is coming april 8th. for the last time in decades, the sun and

moon will be in perfect alignment to cast a shadow 115 miles wide. a total eclipse will touchdown across the border into texas and sweep up through new england and into the canadian marathons. 43 million people live within that narrow path of totality. out of it -- from the san francisco bay area, we will not see totality. >> that is correct. 30, 35%. i will check my notes. 34% of an eclipse which is a nice nudge reminder that we are in this nice dynamic environment between earth, the moon and the sun. but you got to be in the path of totality to really feel it. >> the partials are cool. the totality is amazing. like actual amazement. >> at this point, airfare to

totality is hovering around $1,000. of course, you could drive for 25 hours. >> going crazy here. >> reporter: for four minutes of totality. >> is there anything like it. >> no, nothing like it at all. i want to see as many total solar eclipses as i can in my life. >> reporter: let's hope this doesn't happen. it's a long way until 2045 when the next total solar eclipse makes landfall in the u.s. >> if you haven't seen it. you haven't seen anything. >> that was the greatest trailer i have seen for a solar eclipse. another total eclipse outside of the united states will happen in 2026. for that one, you have to travel to the arctic, greenland, iceland or northern spain. beautiful weather in store throughout the weekend. nice to have a dry weekend. something that we haven't seen very often in 2024. dry and mild. not only through the weekend

but into the middle of next week. some marine influence is gradually going to first on the coast then through the bay on sunday. morning cloud cover giving way to afternoon sunshine. the rain chances don't return until late next week. friday is the next chance of any showers across the bay area. futurecast shows clear skies overhead. let's take a look at the impact on temperatures. we will be back to futurecast in a second. readings in the mid-70s in san jose. that is the warm spot across the bay area. most of the temperatures inland top out in the low 70s. not quite as warm as yesterday but not bad at all for the middle of march. the big change will be on the coast. low 60s today. low 70s yesterday. upper 60s san francisco and oakland. the marine influence returning. not a full fledge effect. temperatures reaching up in excess of 70 in the north bay as we head into the afternoon. similar temperatures for most

of the bay area tomorrow. futurecast shows the marine influence creeping on the coast today. then a little bit creeping inside the bay for fog to begin the day on sunday. that spreads into the valley on monday. it backs up out of the valleys into the coast through late morning. each day this will be the trend that repeats itself everyday as we head through the middle of next week. the pollen count will be sky high. that is one impact of the lack of any rain chances in the forecast. so, we will see that in the medium high category today and tomorrow into the flat out high category monday and tuesday. mulberry, ash and oak pollen. six to ten day outlook shows us next weekend, above average rainfall returning to the bay area associated with a below average temperature pattern. enjoy the mild dry weather that we experience this weekend while it lasts. the seven-day

forecast. temperatures in the low to mid-70s through the middle of next week. then more cloud cover and the chance of showers returning to the forecast by friday. we will see light to moderate rain showers in all likelihood but something that we will evaluate as we enjoy the pleasant weather pattern. around the bay, the cooler air makes its way in a day or two earlier. on the coast, it will make its way in first. that's where the temperatures retreat to the low to mid-60s the next several days. not bad for the middle of march. the temperatures return to the upper 50s for highs for coastal parts of the bay area until the end of next week. the oakland coliseum gets two new tenants next year with the oakland soul and roots playing in 2025. the oakland soul plays in the women's league. for now the teams are playing home games at cal state east bay and merit college. soccer matches kick off next march after the lease with the

oakland a is he is set to expire.

welcome back. 6:53 on this saturday morning. a live look at the bay area with the sunrise that is worth a million bucks. there is still a chance to claim the massive mega millions jackpot. the jackpot climbs to an estimated $875 million. 28 consecutive drawing with no ticket match in all the numbers. friday's jackpot would have been the sixth largest in the game's mystery. the top five are north of a billion with a b dollars. the next mega millions drawing is tuesday. powerball jackpot is big right now. the drawing will be an estimated 600

million-dollar winner. the oregon zoo is welcoming a baby chick in the family. it was born earlier this month. staffers say it began poking out of its shell on march second. two took days to break free. it is grayish brown and will develop a distinctive black and white tuxedo in the next two years. they expect it to be near the size of its parents. we have a name for the cute rescued cub we told you about earlier this week. they named the tiger lilly. she won't be staying at the zoo long. once she is fully recovered, she will be moving to a facility where they specialize in big cats.

welcome back. one more beautiful look at the sunrise ahead of what will be a fantastic day across the bay area. we take you to australia. a farm is getting ready to cook tasty blueberry pies. check this out. wow. a gigantic berry, the size of a golf ball. i wouldn't recommend taking

this to the driving range. that measures just a tad over an inch and a half. it ace 24.4 grams that demolished the previous record. growers say when they picked it, there were around 20 other berries around that same size. that is more than enough for a good pie sale. a lot of questions about that one. one more check of the temperatures. we are starting off close to average in the mid-to-upper 40s to 50 degrees. we will warm up rapidly through the first half of the day. temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s across most of the bay area, into the upper 60s in the santa clara valley. temperatures on the coast won't go too far from there. they will warm up a more more degrees. low to mid-60s on the coast. temperatures reaching the low to even mid-70s farther inland by the warmest part of the afternoon with plenty of sunshine throughout the day. >> thank you, paul for that beautiful looking forecast. >> it will be a fantastic day in the bay area. thanks for watching kpix news this morning. don't forget the news

continues all day on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. if you are heading out in the east bay today, remember on that stretch of 680, there will be a lot of detours, plan accordingly as you go out and enjoy this beautiful day in the bay area. from all of us here