>gianna>right now on cbs news bay. area protesters. at cal have been packing up a pro palestinian encampment on campus, but they say they're not giving up a look at what they're planning now. and take talkers are taking on the government. the new lawsuit over a potential ban of the popular app. but 1st, an

unusual accident made a mess of the morning commute. starling traffic from the east bay to san francisco. a semi truck rolled over on the exit ramp just before the toll plaza. the big rig landed up on its side. it was caring about 73,000. of rice. this is a grand and 80 were told there were no spills the challenge was getting the big rig back up onto its wheels and getting it on its ways. checking our top stories. we begin the morning with a look at uc berkeley, where protesters have begun to removing their encampments. this is what the encampment looks like. right now. and this is what the encampment looked like. at the beginning of may, when demonstrators set up house to protest israel's war in gaza all along protesters demanded the university divest from any financial ties that could benefit. israel. now fast forward to yesterday here, where protesters will they struck a deal with university officials chancellor crist at cal, telling them they will review the investments. now the protestors want to know if cal

is invested in any company. involved in weapon. manufacturing mass incarceration or surveillance. cal says. ok, we will review, however, the university rejected a full, diverse mint. from israel protesters packing up but as they leave, they say, this is not the last we will hear from them. >

showing any sign of clearing out, the university told them to leave by 3:00 pm yesterday without consequences. in response, protesters dug in their heels and held a rally. the university says they have no plans to forcibly remove the tents. but do say any students at state could be punished for violating the student code of conduct. well, despite pausing bomb shipments to israel due to concerns about their use and densely populated areas of rafah to congressional sources confirmed to cbs news app the biden administration intends to transfer $1 0 in weapons, to israel. and this just in the family of a man who died after being in police custody, and antioch has settled with the city for 7.5. 0. 0. the law ossoff john burris will release more details this afternoon. the antioch police department faced a federal civil rights lawsuit accusing officers of excessive force after the death of 30 year old angelo quinto. he suffered a mental health episode. this was back in 2021.

and died in police custody. yeah. and looking live at oakland, where in battle district attorney pamela price will hold a news conference. about an hour from now she's expected to speak about the vote to let voters decide whether to remove her from office in november. alameda county board of supervisors had a few options for how to proceed with the recall effort and decided to roll the question into the november election. price won her seat with 53 per se. of the vote that was back in 20. now for a look across the bay area this morning and happy wednesday to you, we are halfway through the work week, but looking a little gray outside here's jessica. >

this afternoon, if you're curious as to how long we're going to see a weather pattern like this. well, we're in store for a lot of the same as we head into the next 7 days. a little bit of a change when it comes to our daytime highs and our inland forecast. a little bit more sunshine as early as next monday and tuesday. but other than that, we're still holding on tight to the 70s. all week long lasting into next week, too. that's our our inland areas, though, like we mentioned all of our micro climates are doing something different. so if you live closer to oakland or san francisco we're seeing more 60s in the forecast. for us and speaking of that sunshine next week, we won't see it nearly as much as some of our inland areas, but we'll continue to keep a close eye on that, as we head into our forecast heading into this weekend. >gianna>jessica. thank you. a part of highway 1 near big service that to reopen friday morning, governor gavin newsom is office says that's nearly 8 days ahead of schedule. now back in march, a storm triggered a rockslide and left this section of the road impassable. the only way in or out has been to daily convoys. but now with a temporary signal highway 1 will be open to 1 way

traffic 24 7. roots and resilience in our api month, coverage of this morning. we're celebrating the filipino community in the bay and building new connections with martial arts. victory of farm workers in half moon bay critically needed housing help has cle

well, the results are in on that. closely. watched house. vote. in half moon bay, the planning commission has decided to approve an affordable housing project for senior farm workers. but with recommendations that include a reduction in building heights and a change in the bedroom unit mix well, the need for housing has been in the spotlight since they have been based shootings last year exposed the poor living conditions of farm workers. but there has been disagreements over the size of the project on kelly avenue, and whether it fits with the character of downtown. now the vote was postponed twice because of all the public comment. governor newsom had even threatened legal action against the city for delaying the approval. all month long. we are celebrating a api. heritage. month with stories highlighting the history and culture of communities around the bay area. filipino martial arts has a long tradition of honoring the language, history and

culture from the philippines. but it's not very well known even among its community here. and abroad, but for those who learn it, martial arts give them a chance to connect with their heritage. sean chitnis has the story. >yeah. >>taking stock. >mills. sabbagh couch. wanted a new fitness routine and a chance to learn self defense skills when she started as a student at the legacy, filipino martial arts >>but it was also a way to join a community close >quickly reminded her of the time she spent practicing filipino folk >

bautista has been running a martial arts school in the bay area for almost 15 >>he says. it's not often to find a place focused on this style. with filipino martial arts. unique in its emphasis on using weapons students ranged from ages 4 to 80. >heart located in daly city, which has 1 of the largest populations of filipinos outside the philippines. even for joseph, he says there was a disconnect between him and his culture. >>until he started to explore filipino martial >>all around are reminders of that culture to help his students appreciate. the language and history they go. go with this style of >

camille going both able to now share this piece of their identity with >gianna>and well next month. legacy will celebrate its 2nd anniversary june is also a month of philippines. independence day. ancient instrument is called a type. drum this wooden barrel has been played throughout japan for thousands of years now and san jose taiko brought it to the bay area in 1973. when a new japanese american cultural pride emerged. years after world war 2 and the hardship of internment. >

players of all. backgrounds. all of our ap top stories are celebrated on kpix.m and you can watch our hour long api. heritage month special roots and resilience that's happening friday. may 24th at 4:00 pm >

anywhere from oakland over into san francisco. 70s in the heart of redwood city, 50s near half moon bay now the more east we go the war markets inevitably right, all of our michael michael comments anywhere from livermore up into antioco to warm up into the 80s as that afternoon with 80s expected down year lose scotus now as we take a look at the next 7 days, there's not too much change is in the forecast for us, at least when it comes to our daytime highs. we slowly cool down into the low 70s heading into this weekend forecast. but it's still 70s. partly cloudy skies until next monday and tuesday were high pressure starts building it again. these are 2 to warm up and we'll see sunnier skies all throughout our inland areas. especially in this morning hours, meaning beautiful sunrise is around the corner. but if you live closer to the bay, we're going to hold on tight to those. partly cloudy skies into next week and 60s all week long, with mild conditions lasting into this weekend forecast. >gianna>thank you, jess. a i developers. have done it again one day after chat, gpt you showed off innovations. google is showing off its latest ai

plans at its developer conference. we have the highlights coming up next. and wired wednesday. and catchers on the cove and a time honored tradition on the water for baseball lovers. how kayakers

>gianna>and welcome back. it's

wired wednesday. lots to go. over. and google's ai developer conference specifically new features and how they're implementing. many of them in our apps or their apps, so join us to break it. all down is abrar al he t seen it producer and video host welcome nice to see you. >live>thank you for having me. i appreciate >gianna>it. ok, so there is a lot to go over with and talk about when it comes to google searches. the tech giant says their new gemini model is going to really give overviews in response to whatever you search. so how is this going to look for users? >live>this will essentially change what you see when you use google search because what you're used to seeing as a list of links and you go through those legs what this will do is it will essentially create this. ai summary. so it'll kind of pull from different sources create this little recap at the top to kind of pull it all together. that means less work if you're searching because it kind of aggregate everything, but then that leads to questions i will people still click on the links, right will still lead to those links, so that's kind of how bad is changing. >gianna>so a little less clutter, though, which is probably easier to kind of look at google also unveiled their new ai assistant. project, astra. how does astro work in comparison to other ai

assistance? things like syria and alexa? >live>astra's kind of the next generation of that ai assistant, right? it's it's being billed as an ai agent, because what it can do is it can pull from the context around you. so during the demo that they showed they held up this phone and using the camera they could ask questions like described the neighborhood that i'm in and make it the you know after could identify what area it was, or they ask, do you remember where i left my glasses? and it remembered where the person had left their glasses. so it kind of pulls from from all the context around. you can show it recipes and say, hey, what can i make? you can show ingredients rather and say, what recipe could i make with these ingredients? >gianna>i can't imagine what a game changer this is going to be for a lot of things not just everyday cooking or just looking something up like we were talking about going to the store and looking up an item. could you also use it as a shopping enhancement? >live>absolutely. so the idea here is with all with, you know, gemini in general. the idea is to make it easier to shop and plan and, um, essentially used these tools. to make your life easier and really work as your assistant. >gianna>i could use this. >live>this

>>might work very well >live>in my >gianna>life, all right, along with all the other announcements, google had time to fit in a new video. generation model. it's called video. okay, so we're really getting into a part of a i that can create incredible cinematic videos through just text. tell us a little bit. how this works. >live>unsettle. unsettling and miraculous all at once. so what it does is it uses text or images or videos to kind of create these very, very high. quality. cinematic style videos and that shows people and animals and objects move. very realistically. this is right now only open to a select group of creators but will be rolling out in the near future to more people, but this is this is really where we see a i flex and say, look at all this really realistic stuff that we can create. >gianna>so this is an open to a lot of people to use right now, but for people who like me work in the industry broadcasting or this was a big issue for a lot of people in the movie. industry and what this means for their job. what are you hearing in regards to that? >live>there is a little bit of discomfort because of that, right? and so i think a lot of creatives are concerned about a

i in general, but especially when it comes to something that looks as realistic as this, so i'm sure we're going to see more conversations. going forward about how to make sure this isn't you know, displacing people in the coming years. >gianna>is there a timeline a bar on something like this that would be ruled out for most people to use. >live>if i were to guess google is probably going to be very careful about when they start to roll this out to the public because of all of those concerns, so i wouldn't expect him in the next few months, but perhaps over the next couple of years we'll see this kind of become available to the general >gianna>public. will take that personal assistant health. >live>yahoo's >>that >>for sure. >gianna>all right. thank you so much for that information. we appreciate it. >live>thank you for having >gianna>me. well, time now for your money watch headlines, the federal reserve just released its april consumer price index report, and it shows inflation ease with consumer prices jumping 3.4%. that's roughly about what economists were expecting. so food prices were pretty flat in april compared to march, but 1 of the biggest burdens on inflation comes from vehicles. the combined index for both used and new cars is

down 3% from its peak in may of last year. american eagle is joining the exodus at the san francisco center announcing plans to shut its doors. the location is scheduled to close. permanently in july last year. the retailers parent companies sued the former owners of westfield for negligence, to crimes happening in the area. and another union square retailer is calling it quits after 100. years. historic jeweler shreve in company is leaving san francisco, they say they're to palo alto locations will remain open air retail broker says the company was in negotiations to renew their union square lease, but ended up pulling out. and another round of major layoffs that tesla with hundreds of bay area jobs being cut, according to state government filings, the company plans to let go 300 employees at its fremont location and 223. at its palo alto offices. now this wave of job cuts was announced last month. >

course. not. you you. >gianna>yeah. we've got a sneak peek here of the big screen adaptation of the beloved musical wicked. this new trailer just dropped with cynthia erivo and ariana grande as the witches of oz now fans will get to see more when the 1st of the 2 film series arrives in theaters this thanks. and after 8 countries 14 cities and nearly 12,000 miles, the amazing race crowds, its newest winners tonight on his 36 season finale, the winning team takes home a cool $0, so catch the exciting and tonight on kpx, or you can always stream all the episode on paramount plus and over 2500 dogs from all 50 states competed this year for the prestigious top dog title meet the westminster winner next >here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend foodies can feast at the oakland greek festival. it's

back at the cathedral of the ascension for 3 days of food, traditional music and dancing, and work off those calories at the iconic bay to breakers sunday with a costume crowd of 20,000. racing through city streets in a true san francisco spectacle. coming to san jose for 2 weeks. >>free sale begins tomorrow for broadway. san jose's newsletters. subscribers. sign up for the newsletter now in broadway, san jose.com ticket that pre sale

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>gianna>well, there's a new top dog. this morning, sage. the miniature poodle made history. winning. best in show. at the westminster. kennel club dog show. she is the 1st female winner since 2020. with over 3000 dogs competing this fluffy little lady got to take the crown home. congrats to stage. and her handler cause hosaka on this. possum. victory. like what we did there. yeah. cute. all right. well, that is it for the news at 9. coming up. next is the you, barrymore show, john krasinski and kelly fleming joined drew to talk about the sweet message behind their new movie. if featuring imaginary friends, but for more local headlines including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay

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