the excitement, even though it wasn't a total blackout here in the bay area. plus, it's something you don't want to see out the window when you're on a flight. why? a southwest plane was forced to turn around shortly after takeoff, and the investigation now underway by the faa also, the city of the city attorney of san francisco is now getting involved in the

proposed renaming of oakland international airport. how he says it's a violation of sfo's trademark. the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. well, some say it's a once in a lifetime experience. millions gathered across the country for the solar eclipse. in some parts of the country, it was a total view. other people, like those here in the bay area, just had a partial view. it's expected to be north america's biggest eclipse crowd ever, thanks to the densely populated path. ktvu tori gaines live from the chabot space and science center in the oakland hills, with more on the partial view we got here in the bay area. tori >> hi gasia, space lovers have been patiently waiting for this celestial event, and let me tell you, this crowd was amped up. a line of more than 400 people waited outside to get into the chabot center here to get a glimpse of that eclipse through those safety sunglasses, we're going to show you a little bit of what we saw now that total solar eclipse darkened the sky

across some parts of the us just after 10 a.m, and reached its peak at 11:13 a.m. experts say that because the moon is slowly getting further away, total solar eclipses may not last forever. but it's okay. they'll be around for another 100 million years or so, but millions of people look towards the heavens with the necessary protective eyewear. of course, just to get a glimpse now, around 400 folks lined up outside the chabot space and science center as they eagerly awaited this eclipse. kids and adults alike were incredibly stoked to witness this, and they also knew just how unique the experience is. we caught up with a few folks during and after the eclipse to see what they thought. >> i was just really excited for like seeing the eclipse. it's probably like my first time seeing it and i'm not sure when the next one is coming. probably like when i'm like in my teens. >> what do you see on my moon when i look in the sun, it's like you could see part kind of like it looks like the sun is

kind of like, looks like pac-man, but also a bit like, orange ish does it look like a cookie with a big bite out of it? >> yeah, i love it. back out here live at the chabot space and science center now. it was a packed house here today. most of the people have started to work their way out of it. you can see some people are still here taking in the view, especially through leah, that eight inch refracting telescope, which was opened for people to be able to view the eclipse today. it had a solar, solar filter on it so you could safely view it. these people have been so excited. i have been so impressed. in particular with the knowledge that the children brought here today. many of the parents of these children told me that it was the kids who motivated them to come up here in the first place, and they were so informed about space, let's just say the future of space and astronomy is bright. live in oakland. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tori thank you. we're now hearing from passengers on board a southwest airlines plane that

had an engine cover peel off during takeoff. the jet was flying from denver to houston when the removable cover came out and struck a wing flap. the boeing 737 800 jet was able to return to denver safely. passengers are now talking with the media passengers who sat near the engine yelled at flight attendants to come over and see the damage. passengers say they were shocked to see that paneling from the plane was stripping away. the airline released this statement southwest flight 3695 returned to denver international and landed safely after experiencing a mechanical issue. we're working now to get customers on their way to houston on another aircraft. our maintenance team is reviewing the aircraft. there were no reported injuries. all passengers eventually arrived in houston yesterday afternoon. new at noon. the city attorney of san francisco is now getting involved in the proposed renaming of oakland international airport. city attorney david chu sent a letter to the oakland board of port commissioners informing them that the proposed plans to use san francisco in the renaming infringe on san francisco international airport's trademark. port of oakland

recently announced plans to rename oakland international to san francisco bay. oakland international airport attorney chu has demanded that oakland abandon its proposed plan, saying if oakland moves forward with its proposal, it will pursue legal action to prevent the misuse of its trademark. california's attorney general, rob bonta, visited the mexico border today to address the ongoing fentanyl crisis and thank law enforcement working to keep as many drugs out of the country as possible, making sure that many pounds and many pills never make it across the border to california. >> also, focusing on all of the arms of the of the network and tracking down the entire operation to hold folks accountable, not just stopping at the point of arrest where the bust is occurring. >> attorney general bonta said that moving forward, public health data shows that education and awareness about fentanyl is one of the best ways to prevent overdoses and drug abuse in young people. authorities are looking for the driver of an suv that crashed in concord, killing a child passenger. chp says a

gray mazda was driving on northbound 680 early sunday morning when it, for some reason, went off the road through the dirt median and overturned several times. six people were in the car. officers say several of them weren't wearing seat belts. the child who died was a nine year old girl for women. occupants went to the hospital with major injuries. a driver who is only being described as a man in his 30s ran away from the crash. an investigation is underway after a person died after being hit by what appears to be a car in oakland. this happened shortly after 1245 this morning at the intersection of 75th avenue and san leandro street. police say when they arrived, they found a person who sustained injuries from what's consistent with being hit by a vehicle. no vehicle, though, was found at the scene. the investigation is ongoing. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. sam trans is now taking action to protect its bus drivers on the peninsula. the transit agency says the number of attacks targeting bus drivers tripled last year compared to the year before. sam trans adopted its first ever code of conduct for those boarding busses in san mateo county. it bans harassment, disruptive

conduct, physical and verbal assault as whether other dangerous behaviors violators could get banned from sam trans busses forever. salvage crews are beginning the next phase of removing debris from the side of the baltimore bridge collapse. this comes as the biden administration outlines cost to rebuild the bridge. madeline rivera has the latest now from washington. >> debris removal continuing at the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore on monday. over the weekend, salvage crews began the painstaking work of removing containers on board the cargo ship that crashed into the bridge's support beams nearly two weeks ago. the coast guard says this will give teams the ability to clear debris from the ship's bow and ultimately allow the vessel to move. it's all in an effort to fully reopen the port of baltimore, which the army corps of engineers says could happen by the end of may. >> it is an aggressive timeline, but we are going to work around the clock to make sure that we hit this timeline. >> the biden administration says the next part of the operation, rebuilding the bridge, could

take the longest. the white house has already approved $60 million to assist with the cleanup and rebuild, but officials are now urging congress to quickly authorize federal funds to rebuild the structure. >> we got $60 million out from our department within hours of getting the request to get them started, but that is just a fraction of what it's going to take to replace that bridge. >> the bridge collapse. also, having an ongoing economic impact. the small business administration says more than 500 businesses affected by the ship strike have applied for loans to help cover their costs. meanwhile maryland officials say more than 30 ships have passed through the area since the temporary alternate channels opened in washington malla, rivera, ktvu, fox two news. >> now to gaza, where palestinians are returning to the city of khan yunis after the israeli military announced it's withdrawing troops from the area . many of those returning to the gaza strip, second largest city, say their city is unrecognizable with piles of rubble where their homes used to be. residents say they had hoped they could move back into their houses, but

found a city in ruins. jordan sent its largest humanitarian aid convoy to the gaza strip since the war began. a charity organization reports 105 trucks carrying food, including rice and flour, are on their way to gaza this week, pope francis welcomed relatives of israeli hostages at the vatican. the pope greeted family members as the israel-hamas war entered its six month mark. they clutched photos of loved ones and posed for a photo with the pope. he also held a one hour meeting with the group, 129 hostages remain in captivity in gaza. pope francis has been calling for an immediate gaza cease fire. the release of all israeli hostages and full access to humanitarian aid here in the bay area. a group of people in lafayette held a vigil to call for the release of hostages still being held by hamas. they lined the overpass above highway 24. they say they want to make sure the hostages are not forgotten across the bay in palo alto, dozens gathered, calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza. free palestine. the group calls its weekly event vigil for

the children of gaza. they say they've been meeting at this corner every sunday for months, trying to bring awareness to the suffering. >> we're talking about an extraordinary number of orphaned children, children who've lost their entire families, children who are now caretakers for their younger siblings. it's just really i'm a mother of four children. it's incomprehensible to me. >> the group says it will continue calling for a cease fire every sunday until the fighting stops, easing student loan debt for millions of americans, the announcement today by president biden, plus the university of san francisco, announces cuts to its tennis programs. the reason for the decision and how students are responding. >> you could not ask for a better weather day for the partial eclipse. now you're looking at all that sunshine. the big change in the clarity. we'll talk about that. your bay area forecast up xt

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in capitola is back open after it was shut down for nearly 24 hours, so the capitola avenue bridge could be demolished. caltrans used heavy equipment to take down the decades old structure. the road reopened ahead of schedule yesterday afternoon. a new overcrossing expected to be finished by next summer or fall. the national association of intercollegiate athletics, the governing body for mostly small colleges, announced a policy today that essentially bans transgender athletes from women's sports. the naia council of presidents approved the policy in a unanimous vote today. the naia oversees some 83,000 athletes at schools across the country and is believed to be the first college sports organization to take such a step, according to the transgender participation policy, all athletes may participate in naia sponsored male sports, but only athletes whose biological sex is female and have not begun hormone therapy would be allowed to participate in women's sports. a student who has begun hormone therapy may participate in activities such as workouts,

practices in team activities, but not interscholastic competition. two sports programs are being cut at the university of san francisco. as ktvu zac sos tells us, the university is eliminating men's and women's tennis teams and blaming budget shortfalls. >> kind of sad. >> i just felt bad about it. it made me kind of sad to hear about a team folding university of san francisco students learning this weekend that their men's and women's tennis teams would be taking to the courts in golden gate park for the last time when the season wraps up. >> i know that the university is in a bit of a dire situation, so i know that they had to cut something, and a lot of folks knew about tennis, the university, describing its decision to discontinue both division one programs as among the difficult moves being made on campus to save money due to enrollment shortfalls. >> i absolutely do feel bad for the team. i mean, i, i can't say that i was too surprised because , i feel like a lot of programs have been getting cut and a lot of programs here don't have a

lot of funding, especially like arts. >> i'm glad they didn't end up cutting a major, because i think that would have been more detrimental to more students and also incoming students. >> together, the men's and women's tennis programs costing the university more than $1 million to operate each year. i think there's probably other things that they could have done to save money if they needed to save money, and i think cutting the tennis team was not the way to do it. in a statement, university athletic director larry williams saying in part, quote, personally, i'm very sorry that our players and coaches received this news. they did not expect their usf careers to be shortened in this way. we are doing everything we can to assist them as they chart their next steps and plan for their futures. the 16 players on both teams now being offered the opportunity to keep their scholarships and continue their studies at the university, or transfer out. >> i can only imagine how those players and their families feel, and then their tennis fans feel.

>> and as for the coaches, the university says they are working with them on next steps. i can tell you i reached out to one of the coaches via email and he says this whole thing, it's just completely blindsided them. in san francisco, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news all eyes were on the sky today. >> we'll give you a live look now from nasa of the solar eclipse. much more dramatic than what we hear, what we saw here in the bay. this appears to be totality. you see the faint ring around the moon, the sun just barely trying to peek out from behind. we saw i think, roberta, i describe it as sort of a cookie monster cookie. right? the round cookie with the bite out of it. we all ran outside the newsroom, i think around 11:00 this morning to take a look. >> i loved your definition of the partial eclipse. that was brilliant. it was. honestly, i was trying to get my sons excited about it because they do remember it from seven years ago and they were like, okay, i got it. >> you know, i had to tell my 13

year old, i said, look, i know eighth graders think they know everything, but please don't look up at that sun without any eye protection when you're at school today. so. exactly. i hope you listened. >> yeah, i'm. does he always listen to his mother? i wouldn't say always. right. well, i was trying to tell my kids. okay, you got to grasp it today because the next time we get to see anything like this, totality in the united states will be 2044. and by then, you will be 20 years older, and i will be 20 years older. you will have children and i will. well, let's get to the weather. it's a live weather camera looking outdoors right now. beautiful conditions, gorgeous capture of the glory of sunshine today across the city of san francisco. you can see the east bay there as well. in the distance. visibility is unlimited. temperature wise. it's 55 and half moon bay to 69 degrees at this hour. in napa. it is 64 now in walnut creek, and livermore has warmed to 61. they had a long way to go because they bottomed out this

morning at 36 degrees. in fact, temperatures at this hour are up to ten degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. four degrees warmer in san carlos. now the winds are beginning to pick up 12mph in novato and in nicasio, nine in fairfield and in travis, 12 in mountain view, 20 mile an hour winds in half moon bay. so sometimes when you have the brilliance of sunshine and it is warming up, the wind doesn't make it feel as warm as it is, and these winds will continue to increase today out of the northwest, 10 to 20mph. you can see the clarity just right off the coast here. storminess is out of here. high pressure is now quickly filling in, and as it does so, the bottom line is today seasonal springtime temperatures return right here to the bay area. it's going to continue to be mild to warm on tuesday through friday and over the weekend. our computer models are differing right now and they've been pretty spot on. but it looks like we do have a major

change. we're going to talk about that a little bit later in our newscast, but right now i wanted to focus in on temperatures anywhere from the 60s at the seashore to mid and high 60s around the central bay. we're talking 70 degrees in mountain view, backing all the way through foster city, 70 in vallejo, benicia and martinez, and low 70s in pleasanton, san ramon, dublin and in antioch. now, meanwhile, 61 degrees today for our baseball game, padres out of here. nationals in town 645 his first pitch, a west southwest wind to 15mph as the giants do take to the field. you know the drill by now. sure, you may see the sun. it does go down at 737, and when that happens, make sure you have those layers gasia because we know how it gets at the ballpark. it gets cool rapidly. >> you bet it does. roberta. thank you. music mogul sean diddy combs facing new allegations. details n the latest lawsuit

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the music mogul, accusing him of sexual misconduct. meantime, diddy denies any wrongdoing and he has not been charged for any crimes. reporting in los angeles christina coleman, fox news. >> a string of sideshows swept through the bay area, including one on the bay bridge that brought traffic to a standstill. it all started saturday night at 11:00 in menlo park, with hundreds of cars and spectators. after that, there were sideshows in mountain view, palo alto, oakland. at 315 sunday morning, a sideshow blocked the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. spectators walked in the lanes of traffic. traffic on the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes until the highway patrol was able to clear the crowd. >> four people were detained, two of which were arrested and two of which were cited for aiding abetting in a sideshow. two of the people that were were detained were determined to be juveniles. >> the 20 year old woman suffered a broken ankle at this sideshow in mountain view when she was hit by a car. it's unclear if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds or

different groups showing up to each site. millions of americans impacted by college student loans. the announcement today by president biden meant to give some relief to those who are struggling to pay for their education, plus a special tribute to the women who represented the original rosie the riveter during world war two. the ceremony, happening this week in washington as members will receive a congressional gold medal of honor and i'll give you a live look now at the solar eclipse. we there's a lot of excitement here in the bay area for what many say was a once in a lifetime event. in a minute, we l take you live to

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its race across the continent. in the bay area, we experienced a partial eclipse with the moon covering 34% of the sun. the chabot space and science center in oakland held a viewing party handing out special glasses so people could look up to the sky safely. i was just really excited for, like, seeing the eclipse. >> it's probably like my first time seeing it and i'm not sure when the next one is coming. probably like when i'm like in my teens. >> coming up in about ten minutes, we'll have a live report from fox weathers, max gordon, who's been in ohio. he has reaction from that side of the country. president biden in wisconsin, detailing a new student debt relief plan aimed at helping more than 30 million

americans. the new plan, crafted in partnership with the department of education, it will cancel up to $20,000 of accrued interest for individual borrowers and all accrued interest for low and middle income borrowers enrolled in income driven repayment plans. president also detailed other groups who could see relief under this new plan. >> plan to cancel student debt for borrowers is still owe student loans, even though they started repaying them more than two decades ago. folks. third, we plan to cancel debt for about 2 million borrowers who would be eligible for debt forgiveness through the save program, public service loan forgiveness, or other debt canceling programs, but are not enrolled in these programs. >> the plan would also eliminate student loan debt for students who paid for school at now defunct institutions. the plan would also forgive debt for those dealing with current financial hardship. so far, the biden administration says it's forgiven more than $46 billion in student loan debt. former president donald trump is speaking out on the issue of abortion, posted a video on

social media in which he said decisions on abortion should be left up to the states. he also stressed he is still pro-life. >> the republican party will always support the creation of strong, thriving and healthy american families. we want to make it easier for mothers and families to have babies, not harder. >> former president trump again took credit for the supreme court decision two years ago that overturned roe v wade. in recent years, political watchers have noted that he's sent mixed signals on where he stands on the issue. the vatican declared today that gender affirming surgery and surrogacy are grave violations of human dignity. the catholic church condemned these acts, equating them with abortion and euthanasia, and are rejection of god's plan for human life. the 20 page doctrine has been in the works for five years and was approved by pope francis late last month. the pope has been working to reach out to the lgbtq community. today's declaration is a setback for transgender catholics.

zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is reviewing policy and will undergo additional security training with staff following the disappearance of a log book. it contains private health information, including patient names, appointment dates and test results between january 11th of 2022 and december 12th of 2023. the paper log book disappeared around that day and has not been recovered. the hospital is contacted. affected patients. per state and federal law. the chair of the fcc will be in the south bay today addressing the agency's upcoming vote to restore net neutrality. the policy that was dropped in 2018 that would require internet providers to treat all data the same. the fcc says the move would restore a national standard for broadband reliability and consumer protection. the roundtable is being held in santa clara county to highlight an incident in 2018 when firefighters discovered their internet carrier throttled their data access on a vehicle they were using to coordinate their response to the mendocino complex fire. a new look at rental rates shows most people have been living in rent

controlled apartments in the city for many years, are paying far less than their neighbors. the chronicle looked at data shared by the city relating to san francisco's rent stabilization law. it found on average, the longer someone lived in a rent controlled apartment, the lower their rent compared to newer tenants. the city started requiring landlords to report rent data to the city. many landlords, though, have not filed the required information, and some tenants have reported illegal rent increases beyond the allowed limit. congressional leaders are weighing in about a potential merger between two of the largest credit card providers. senate majority leader chuck schumer addressed the potential capital one and discover merger. he says if the $35 billion merger goes through, it could have consequences for millions of consumers who may be charged higher fees as a result. >> what could go up if this merger occurs? the your annual fee, your interest charge, your late payment fee. in addition.

foreign transaction fees, balance transfer fees and cash advance fees could go up. fees, fees, fees you get it. >> the $35 billion acquisition would create the world's largest credit card issuer. it's still unclear if the federal trade commission will allow the merger to go through. millions of americans are turning to new technology this tax season, according to a survey from the harris poll, 17% of americans say they've used chatgpt for tax filing. the same poll found 45% of americans are open to using the artificial intelligence chatbot to review their taxes. tax experts say that people should be careful when using this technology to file their returns. openai admits the chatbot is not designed for tax advice. well, the phrase you only live once has been shortened to yolo in recent years and often accompanies social media posts about extreme adventures, lavish meals or luxury purchases. now, a recent survey reveals 1 in 3 americans is willing to go into debt to fulfill such desires. fox's

stephanie bertini takes a look at a trend some call yolo spending. >> you know that tourm yolo, an acronym for you only live once. well, apply it to finances and you get a picture of how some are spending money. >> like, i'm at the point in my life where i don't mind spending that money because i would rather have the experience, says money expert matt schultz. >> says yolo spending is about getting the experiences and the things you want. >> now, when you decide that you are just going to kind of go for it, spending and not necessarily worrying about, you know, things in the long terme, he says. >> it's a trend that's been on the rise since the pandemic. >> we've certainly seen a lot of yolo spending since things opened up after the pandemic. a lot of people had their perspective changed, and a lot of people are kind of making up for lost time in those couple of

crummy years. >> personally, no. >> but i do think i see that in a lot more of other people. >> you've observed it. yeah, yeah. >> and with covid, everyone sort of like the you're going to die anyway or you never know what could happen tomorrow. >> according to a new survey by bankrate, 44% of u.s. adults expect to spend more money on a fun purchase this year. 38% say they're willing to take on debt for it, with 27% willing to take on the debt for travel and 14% willing to take on debt to dine out or attend a live entertainment event. >> i've always been pretty chill with spending i saved, but like, i'm not scared to buy something nice. >> whatever your spending habits and approach to money, this expert says beware of yolo spending. >> too often, yolo spending can be really dangerous if it's done too often and to too big of a degree. if you're thoughtful and you're planful about it, then it can be okay to go a little

overboard every once in a while. >> stephanie bertini, fox news. >> the powerball ticket sold in portland, oregon, is worth more than $1.3 billion. a single ticket matched all six numbers in saturday night's drawing and a powerful winless streak. powerball winless streak that began three months ago. that huge jackpot created long lines everywhere. lottery tickets were sold, including here in the bay area. many local lottery players were hoping to strike it rich and rich, and promised they'd share their good fortune with others. >> first thing is helping other people. there's a lot of people that is hungry at this time. >> donate to a lot of animal shelters. >> all those charities and that's it. >> the big winner in portland has yet to step forward. this weekend's jackpot was the fourth largest in powerball history. the u.s. is paying tribute to a group of women, part of the original rosie the riveters, during world war two. the group flew from sfo to washington this morning, where members will receive a congressional gold medal. it's the highest honor congress can give to civilians who make an impact on american history and culture. rosie the

riveter was the name given to women who took over critical defense jobs, such as welding airplanes and manufacturing weapons, while men were overseas in combat. we talked with one woman who was a high school student helping in the agriculture industry. >> so if we wanted to work for the war effort, and we did, and it was hotter than blazes, it was in woodland. 105, 107, 110, but i stuck with it till the end . >> house speaker mike johnson will preside over wednesday's ceremony. some rosie the riveters helped design the special congressional medal. straight back to our big talker of the day. that's solar eclipse. next, we'll take you live to cleveland, ohio, to contrast what people there saw to our bay area partial view. how memorable was that? and how memorable is this? >> you're going to remember this monday. it's the first time we've had full sunshine. no no rain in quite a while. we'll talk about your bay area

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cut a diagonal path across the central united states. this is the view from dallas right now here in the bay area. we saw a partial eclipse around 11:00 this morning. fox weather is max gordon, though. saw the real thing. the total eclipse. you're in cleveland, ohio. and before you describe what it looked like, i'm curious what did it feel like? max

>> yeah, well, it was an incredible experience. first off, this all happened just about a half hour ago. and what i was surprised by was how quickly the light dwindled and disappeared. and all of a sudden it felt a whole lot cooler and all around us, 360 sunset. it was an incredible experience. i've never experienced anything like this. i went to the annular eclipse down in albuquerque, new mexico, back in october. in that experience, you had to keep the eclipse glasses on the entire time. you couldn't look at the sun with the naked eye or risk damaging your eye. but this one for about three minutes and 49 seconds, you could actually take off the glasses. and it was incredible. it was literally a ring of fire in the sky. there was actually a solar prominence that i noted on the southern edge of the sun. it looked like a little outcropping there where where it looked like fire was

jutting out. just incredible. and i think also what struck me was how moving the moment was, you know, we were surrounded by people all taking in the exact same celestial occurrence. you know, people are making their way out of here. now. we're at the great lakes science center, but this area that we're standing in right now was packed with folks all staring up the sun. just a really remarkable moment. and it was kind of a nail biter coming down to it. we thought that there would be a cloud cover. it was going to ruin the view of the eclipse. there was even rain this morning. but everything kind of cleared up. we have had some high clouds, but that didn't ruin the view of the eclipse. and really, this was a moment to remember for so many folks here in cleveland, ohio. >> back to you. really a great assignment. i mean, so let's talk about cleveland, a major american city, 360,000 plus people live there. most of the people you talk with today were they from cleveland, did they travel to cleveland? >> yeah, it was really a smattering. i talked to one

gentleman. he came here from london, england, to cleveland specifically, and he said that he wanted to see the great lakes. and he also chose this location because he could move in different directions across the path of totality, and he could go to different cities just depending on what the weather was going to do. we spoke to a few people like that who said that they actually made alternate accommodations. one man who drove up here from atlanta said that he actually booked an airbnb in quebec, just in case, you know, but then other people were just locals. i think that a lot of locals, though, chose to stay home around, you know, 140 to 200,000 people came in for the eclipse from out of town. and so a lot of encounters were kind of staying home, deciding to, to stay put because traffic was going to be bad. a lot of streets are closed down here. but what's also really interesting is that the guardians are having their home opener tonight. i've been seeing some really cool t shirts that people are wearing where it's a

baseball blocking out the sun. so what a unique experience to experience a solar eclipse. and then also go to a the home opener for your hometown baseball team. so yeah, it's a great day here in cleveland. and i think a lot of people are really just enjoying this monday. >> yeah, it's so rare that something unifies us as a country and that's not controversial. so i'm glad you got the assignment. max gordon, thank you so much for your live reporting from cleveland. i'll mention it again. you know, roberta, we all kind of ran out of the newsroom today at around 11:00 or so. we had a few pairs of those glasses and we pass them around. it's something definitely worth seeing. >> these are james boyce. he is our stage manager and he allowed me to wear these for the eclipse . or either because your future's so bright. gasia got to have my shades on and i got to tell you right now these things really work. it was gorgeous. look at that partial eclipse through these. but looking at you right now, i can't see a thing. they're totally blacking out all the lights, even here in the studio. so i'm taking it off to reveal this. wow, what a

glorious seeing. just beautiful. look at the bay waters. they're calm. we're looking out towards the golden gate bridge, where the visibility is unlimited at this hour, temperature in san francisco has climbed to 65 degrees. it is now 70 degrees in napa, 66 in fremont and in union city and around the peninsula. we're enjoying temperatures now. in the low 60s, the winds are picking up. these winds will continue to increase today out of the northwest, up to ten and 20mph currently 13 in mountain view. so here's the deal. we've had low pressure just hanging out over the bay area. one system after another. yesterday's was non-consequential. no measurable precipitation. we had a smattering here and there and beautiful clouds. they are out of here. high pressure is now beginning to build in. so that's the low departing. and now for your monday warmer conditions with this high pressure. and it will continue to bulge and push in in an easterly direction. and the bottom line is we will be dry all the way through friday

with changes for your weekend. now. average high temperature this time of the year in san francisco 63. so we're already at 65 degrees. meanwhile average high in santa rosa 68. we're going up to 74. other notable numbers around your neighborhood 68 degrees in oakland, emeryville and alameda. otherwise, 69 redwood city and redwood shores, low 70s and willow glen, cupertino, campbell back into saratoga into los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy all in the low 70s. meanwhile, overnight tonight, not as cold as it has been, we will have a few clouds and temperature wise into the 40s, and tomorrow will be even a warmer day, with the warmest day peaking on wednesday . still summery on your thursday, the clouds do increase on friday, leading to the potential of rain showers on saturday night and on your sunday. meanwhile, i wanted to share that with you because look at that temperature span they really dropped. we have blake snell. he has his anticipated

giants debut tonight. it should be a full house for this. the guy is amazing a west southwest wind at 15mph 61 degrees at game time at 645 welcoming the washington nationals into town. >> garcia roberta thank you. trial is set to get underway this week in a santa clara county courtroom focusing on the safety of tesla's autopilot system. a man was killed in a crash more than six years ago when his tesla model s smashed into a concrete barrier on highway 101, in mountain view. his family has filed a wrongful death suit against tesla, claiming the car company's driver assist software is responsible for his death. tesla hopes to get some technical support from apple, as it seeks to prove the man who was killed was playing a video game on his iphone moments before the crash. the state department of fish and wildlife is launching, limiting dungeness crab fishing for much of california. the state says commercial crab fishing is now banned south of the sonoma mendocino county line to help protect humpback whales, which

have started to return to the waters off california in addition to the ban, there will be depth restrictions in the northernmost part of our state. recreational craft fishers will not be allowed to drop crab pots throughout the entire bay area coastline. generation z appears to be leading a new trend in education. from fall of 2022 to the fall of last year, the number of students enrolled in vocational based community colleges increased 16. the number of students studying construction rose 12% since 2021. the post pandemic statistic comes amid a growing national conversation about the dangers of crippling student loan debt. >> college is expensive. i want to work with my hands and i want to learn something that i can actually use. trade schools definitely offer more job security right now because there's a lot of unknowns with artificial intelligence, and you don't want to invest in a career track with a degree program where you don't even know if you're going to have a job by the time you graduate. >> college advocates note that public universities cost far

less than most private schools, and say students can also cut their total bill almost in half by doing their first two years at a community college. and then transferring in to a university honoring the life of tony bennett. some of the unique items that will hit the auction block from bennett's estate

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it's frozen, all hiring for its current 72 job vacancies. the agency says. the move comes in response to an expected $222 million deficit, caused mainly by the soaring cost of cleaning waterways due to recent storms. while one of the biggest nights in country music is now in the books, stars such as keith urban, trisha yearwood and jason aldean took part, ashley dvorkin reports. in the end, it was southern rocker and rapper

jellyroll who took home the night's biggest award. welcome to the 2024 cmt awards. >> the 2024 cmt music awards, hosted by kelsea ballerini, brought a party packed with performances live from austin, texas, and it was an especially exciting night for one artist. we're gonna party austin. >> let's go! >> jellyroll took home three fan voted trophies, including the coveted video of the year for need, a favor? he won that top award just before he rocked out to close out the show. lainey wilson earned female video of the year for watermelon moonshine. collaborative video of the year went to carly pearce for we don't fight anymore featuring chris stapleton. i should have been a cowboy. brooks and dunn wilson and sammy hagar were part of an all star tribute to late country legend toby keith. >> i only hope with this to be as big a part of my community

and as good of a friend to fellow artists as she was. >> trisha yearwood received the inaugural june carter cash humanitarian award and later performed a new song, i stand. the show was full of hit tunes and among the other performers were keith urban, parker mccollum, featuring brittney spencer, old dominion with meghan maroney, bailey zimmerman, cody johnson, jason aldean, sam hunt, ballerini, solo, and with melissa etheridge for a quick audience, sing along, come to my window collaboration included little big town and sugarland, and it's a performance fans can see on the road. it was announced just before the show. they're heading out on a tour together this fall. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> tonight's the championship game in the ncaa men's basketball tournament to battle between two number one seeds connecticut and purdue. uconn, looking to become the first men's team since florida in 2007 to win back to back titles. purdue has the consensus player

of the year seven foot, four inch center zach edey. caitlin clark of iowa, hands down the most famous player in college basketball, women's and men's. she'll be the number one pick in next monday's wnba draft. she ended her stellar college career in the championship game against south carolina. gamecocks stormed back from clark's 18 points in the first quarter and finished off an undefeated season, won the ncaa championship 87 to 75. the san francisco gay softball league kicked off its season with an opening day ceremony. yeah, go go go go go go go go! yesterday's opening was at moscone field in the marina. the league says it's committed to providing an environment for its lgbtq plus members to play competitive softball in a supportive space. one of the team's coaches says support from the city helps keep this game alive. >> city hall and the, park and rec definitely, supports us. keeps these fields nice. they do the best that they can, and it's because it gets such high use.

it costs a lot of money to keep these things going. so it's a wonderful thing that they do, but they really support the league a lot. they give us priority on sundays and we love that. >> san francisco mayor london breed threw out the first pitch. the warriors played the los angeles lakers tomorrow night in a critical game for the postseason. the warriors clinched a spot in the play in round and hope to overtake the lakers in the standings to guarantee a home game. warriors beat the utah jazz 118 to 110 at chase center last night. steph curry had the night off. klay thompson had one of his best offensive games of the season 32 points, including six three pointers. >> that's to be determined. we got obviously advance past the west semis, but i think we're playing the best brand of basketball. he played all season and i am going to be very confident going into the playing. >> the warriors may catch a big break tomorrow. lakers two top stars are battling injuries lebron james missed last night's game with flu like symptoms. anthony davis was poked in the eye and left in the first quarter. some san francisco history is on display this week at the fairmont hotel. from now

till wednesday, you can view a collection of items belonging to the legendary singer tony bennett. bennett had a special relationship with the fairmont. it's where he first performed his hit i left my heart in san francisco in 1961. now fans have the opportunity to get a close look at bennett's special link to the city. >> one last time, from a bell that tony was given after he helped bring the cable car back to san francisco, as well as some personal mementos, proclamations that made tony bennett way a possibility, and so many more items. >> each item has a qr code next to it. you can scan to place a bid. all the items will be auctioned off next week in new york. pat sajak's many years as the host of tv's wheel of fortune is coming to an end. sajak taped the final episode of the iconic game show last week. it's set to air on friday, june 7th. sajak had announced last year he'd retire after hosting wheel for the past 41 years. he's planning to remain with the show as a consultant for the next three years. rapper missy

elliott is bringing her first headlining tour to the bay area, supporting her along the way. some recognizable names including busta rhymes, ciara and timberland. the tour will kick off july 4th in british columbia. she's expected to stop at oakland arena july 9th. tickets go on sale to the general public this friday. pre-sales began thursday. begin. that is on thursday. last time she did a tour was back in 2004 with beyonce and alicia keys. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv, watch our live newscasts, and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv. roku apple tv, or android tv. meet you back here for our next newscast. that's at four pictionary. next under a gorgeous cloud l t. bay area early - [announcer] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ if you guessed adam and eve, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary". our first celebrity captain you can hear on "clone high" as the voice of joan of arc. we're burnin' up for nicole sullivan.