santa barbara santa barbara county authorities are investigating a strange series of crimes involving hidden cameras found in the yards of homes. >> investigators released a photo of one of the cameras that was found. gardeners discovered it along with a battery pack, a power cord and a memory card inside. they say it was buried in a landscaped area of the front yard and pointed at the house. authorities believe the cameras are linked to a crime tourism group from south america , watching to see when people leave home. >> the east bay is home to the only local pizzeria to make it on a new york times list of the best pizza places in the u.s, the times says. rose pizzeria on berkeley's university avenue stands apart from the rest. rose's owners say they were surprised, just like everybody else. >> we're humbled and we're stoked, but it's going to come with a lot of challenges. we can only cook six pizzas at a time, and we only have 42 seats. so if you're planning on coming by rose pizzeria, make a reservation and it might be a while to six pizzas at a time. >> apparently the crust is st

santa barbara santa barbara county authorities are investigating a strange series of crimes involving hidden cameras found in the yards of homes. >> investigators released a photo of one of the cameras that was found. gardeners discovered it along with a battery pack, a power cord and a memory card inside. they say it was buried in a landscaped area of the front yard and pointed at the house. authorities believe the cameras are linked to a crime tourism group from south america , watching to see when people leave home. >> the east bay is home to the only local pizzeria to make it on a new york times list of the best pizza places in the u.s, the times says. rose pizzeria on berkeley's university avenue stands apart from the rest. rose's owners say they were surprised, just like everybody else. >> we're humbled and we're stoked, but it's going to come with a lot of challenges. we can only cook six pizzas at a time, and we only have 42 seats. so if you're planning on coming by rose pizzeria, make a reservation and it might be a while to six pizzas at a time. >> apparently the crust is st

los angeles about 75 were 71 in santa barbara. into our local temperatures, 64 in downtown san francisco. 75 in oakland and then you see some of those mid to upper 80's as we head inland spots like san jose. you can see antioch, fairfield and santa rosa all up to about 88. well, half moon bay. just 59 as we wait for the marine layer to come in tonight, starting to see that onshore flow that will bring the marine layer and getting a little bit breezy out there, though, right now, these are sustained winds. so san francisco, 25 miles per hour. so you definitely notice that as you head out the door this afternoon. so here's a live look at half moon bay. you can see a little bit in the distance of the marine layer that will be rolling in this evening. that will cool us down a little bit for our wednesday. looking out for just low 80's inland. and then we're going to stay there. couple degrees warmer, but pretty much stay there for thursday. our first day of summer by friday, we will begin warming it up. i'll be back in a little bit an

. >> california santa barbara this is goodst morning you are on with daryl kimball. >> hi youwr you didention that book by jacobson n scenario. i did see the interview on after it was one of the most sobering things i have seen on yet. it was ext most citizens are n aware of what could happen. i just thought god forbid if one country launches a nuke may be anots blown up. and theythey come to their better senses book in every war game s done one nuke launched will create a chain reaction every other countries going to unload and that isev the end dead. that is crazy. i ame is watching right now and listening to watch the after e book. another thing she brought up that was really interesting as we assume we have a magical iron like israel can shoot down she said we do not have anything like that. we've a few defensive and it's a 50/50 chance ofking we are under these allusions and assumptions here. my question is what do we do to shake the public and shake the politicians to realize we are on the precipice ofany moment. thank you for. >> thank you for watching book tv. >> that is a great

. >> reporter: the idea came from a similar market in santa barbara. it's government-funde d with help from donations. the focus now is on families with children up to 24 years old. >> this market is to delete the stigma that comes behind food insecurity. >> reporter: city legislation made the d10 community market possible and funding will keep it going until at least next year. part of the hope is to recover food that would be wasted otherwise but could help families here. >> it's about being able to get the freshest food on the street because we have hollerly been a food desert. so it's really important to see this beautiful fresh food in the community. >> reporter: organizations working in the community hope it can liven up third street that can use a new tenant on the block and neighbors say they're noticing a difference already. >> it brings a lot of new good energy to the community. >> reporter: the market will expand to two days a week as it continues to scale up based on donations and to meet the growing need in this neighborhood. >> we've got

in southern california, santa barbara, bakersfield the l.a. basin and the plume of smoke emanating from the fire and sure enough, there's the grapevine going down i-5. so the winds driving that are part of a much larger system and pattern also elevating fire concerns here for us just outside of the bay. watch what happens tonight. wind speeds pick up here. wind speeds also pick up there for the post fire, but what we're concerned here at home, here's the takeaway with a red-flag warning that goes tonight to is monday night but doesn't include the bay proper. this has got a small section of solano county so from vacaville north and includes lake county, so we're going to be keeping a close eye on the northerly winds. i'll go more in detail in this set-up and the wind gusts and what it will do with the humidity and the 7-day forecast to see what the temperatures are up to. see you in a few minutes. >>> a man brutally attacked this grandmother in the valley. city leaders and family members unveiled a new sign that renamed the park after her. they

>>the idea came from a similar market in santa barbara. its government funded with help coming from donations. the focus for now is on families with children up to 24 years >>old. so this market is to kind of delete the stigma that comes behind food insecurity. >>legislation made the d 10 community market possible and funding will keep it going until at least next >>year, >>part of the hope is to recover food that would be wasted otherwise but could help families >>here being able to get the freshest food onto the street because we have historically been a food desert. so it's really important to see this beautiful, vibrant fresh food in the community. >>organizations working in the community also hope it can liven up 3rd street that could use a new tenant on the block and neighbors say they're already noticing a difference. >>it brings a lot of new good energy. to the community. >>the market will expand to 2 days a week as it continues to scale up based on donations. and to meet the growing need in this neighborhood. all right. we'll talk

barbara.oo much, i want to talk to you about the murder of your predecessor, you worked together for a long time, worked for a long time, yes, well, as for the fact that i took the director’s place, i don’t delude myself, it won’t last long, but what do i think? here to think, here you are the police, you are thinking, besides, you the last one who saw osmolov alive, the killer, of course, we talked with smolov about the murder of yakushe, he believed that the killer should be looked for among the cops, you don’t know who he had in mind, what makes you think that i can know this, well, of course, they said on the radio that you were his close friend, comrade-in-arms, right-hand man, well , you discussed with him the topic of the death of yakush, you discussed this topic. but you yourself published materials exposing osmolov and there is no need to argue with me, because this is obvious. so in this city none of us are saints, everything is not without sin, so think about it, you were responsibl

. >> from the mexican border up to san diego, santa barbara, san monterrey and pushing into parts of our san francisco bay area. so you can see right now it's heading right to the gap and the crystal springs area moving right to the east bay. and we've got temperatures overnight lows in the 50's which is lovely. now here's what's happening. normally our weather goes from west to east that typically this part of the world, what happens? so you'd expect this high pressure to head right toward our coast line. i want to get out of the way, cause looks. this area of high pressuro is going the wrong way. >> and that's cooling us down. temperatures tomorrow and sunday and monday are back to normal. forget about all this hot, hot stuff, right? well, once we start to head into tuesday and then into wednesday. there it goes and sits and plops itself right over the state of california. and guess what happens? toasty hot conditions. even some heat advisories across parts of the central valley and even into fairfield inn fuss and sassoon. so. >> high temperatures, money on a looking at 50's and 6

find sunshine after a couple patches of fog. 75 in san diego about 72 in santa barbara about 86 degrees in anaheim head of this year. what a nice time to go up there. most of those thunderstorms gone away. now. and so it's going to be sunny and bright. beautiful out there. 81 in truckee, 79 southlake all hot. 93. if you plan on headed toward reno now sticking around for the weekend, that ridge of high pressure is going to slowly start to build in ice monday, at least see some temperatures warming up. but overall, boy, the pattern looking good in the high country. but but traveling around the state is just going to get hot. you're talking near triple digit heat as you make your way into reading for tomorrow. 94 sacramento, about 98 in fresno. 99 degrees in bakersfield really want the cool weather. you head out toward the coastline. we've got a major heat wave that's likely to settle in coming our way. maybe even some record heat in the not too distant future. we'll talk more about that. your forecast coming up a few minutes, guys. >> thank you, lawrence. as safe and sane, fireworks sales

it's since grown to include workers at uc campuses in davis, la irvine, santa barbara and sanunion leaders say they are considering whether to end that strike. we're going to con follow the developments as the war between israel and hamas continues. for the latest updates, head to our website nbcbayarea.com. well, fire season is here today in the east bay. crews worked quickly to contain a brush fire. you see it right there. broke out just after 1130 this morning north of 580 on the west side of the altamont pass. that is near livermore. video shows a huge plume of smoke near the road. the fire has burned 44 acres and is 65% contained. no structures are threatened and 580 is open right now. a 4.5 magnitude earthquake shook lake county today, struck just after 1230 this afternoon west of cobb. you see on the map there, not far from the earthquake prone area near the geysers, the world's largest geothermal field. the quakes are the result of instability caused by the injection of water onto hot reservoir rocks that turns into steam. the usgs originally reported the quake as a 4.0, but later

barbara, where they say numbers are typically high this time of year.hey say the shift began about a decade ago with a marine heat wave, which is happening more regularly. the san francisco park, where an 89 year old woman was beaten and later died, will now bear her name. tomorrow, a ribbon cutting ceremony is taking place to celebrate newly named peace and friendship park in the visitacion valley neighborhood. the woman, lovingly known by many as grandma, was attacked as she was exercising in the park in january of 2019, she died of her injuries a year later. one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the world is back today. uefa 2024 kicked off in germany. play began this afternoon between the host country and scotland, and the kaiser pub in san francisco was full of soccer fans for that match. both germany and scotland were represented with lots of fans today at that sports bar in coal valley. the game has already had a generation of fans coming from overseas, and it's growing in popularity here in the united states. the owner of kaiser pub welcomes

barbara, in which everyone is with each other slept together, they are embarrassed to talk about it,e i am ashamed of them, and then the next day, sorry, ksyusha, well, this is really important, because i have one of the versions, who could have done this, the next day ksyusha comes to what: a man, a local maniac, there is, so to speak, a rapist, and he rapes her, threatens her that if she tells anyone, she won’t even file a statement, and this man’s name is dmitry, wait, you are now here on the federal channel, you have a chance tell me what really happened at that time, and so that this can be assessed, tell me, the worst thing is when the person who, i told you, but tell me, don’t be afraid, because this is important, this is important for kiril too. for and for it is important, he threatened you with your children, tell me, yes, yes, children, you will hear this, why the person is silent, he has three children, but it’s about four after your program, well... i’ll start with that , then i woke up in the morning, after that night, kirill was tell the truth, what really happened, we

angeles, irvine, santa barbara and san diego. union leaders say they're considering maybe they should end the strike . well, new at six. we are talking about one of two brothers that were charged in a 2022 mass shooting in sacramento. we have now learned that he is dead. the sacramento county sheriff's department says smiley martin was found dead in his jail cell early this morning . 29 year old was being held without bail on murder charges connected to a shootout between rival groups in april of 2022. six people were killed that night. 12 others, including martin, were injured. a standard inmate death investigation has been launched back here in the bay area, an apparent case of self-defense has led to the arrest of a 15 year old boy, who was stabbed during an attempted gang related robbery. it happened yesterday afternoon at the santa rosa transit mall on second street. police say the 15 year old and two other accomplices tried to rob a man, but during the attack, the victim pulled out a knife and stabbed the teen several times

and 71 in santa barbara. 89 degrees in pasadena and the high country. yeah, that weather is going to be nice over the next couple of days right through the weekend. hot 93 in reno, 79 southlake, all 81 in truckee. so if plan stick around for the weekend, should be a beautiful weekend in the high country. mostly sunny skies. don't think we have to worry about any thunderstorms day nice and dry right through the weekend. but it is going to start to get very, very hot around the state will see that heat in the central valley this weekend to 98 degrees in redding, getting near 100 in bakersfield. 98 fresno, 94 in sacramento, much cooler weather along the coastline. 62 in eureka. all thanks a lot. the much anticipated opening of the bay area's newest water park. >> has been postponed. kelly bungo water park in san jose in the former site raging waters which most open tomorrow. but according to the website, the water park is now reopening on july 4th. well, it's official. state lawmakers have passed the final state budget capitol correspondent eytan wallace r

it will be 109 degrees in fresno, 82 in santa barbara. how about mid 80s in los angeles?prings. and you say, hey, it's always hot in the desert. no, their average high is right around 106 degrees and gorgeous in san diego we have a layer of low clouds, patchy fog. now beginning to roll in to the bay. in fact, the cloud deck is roughly between 800 and about 1200 feet. still seeing the tip top of the salesforce tower, though that stands just slightly over 1000ft now. tonight, with the layer of low clouds along the coast, the temperatures dip into the 50s 62. however, in antioch, tomorrow's daytime high temperatures with the abundance of sunshine going up a degree or two. mid 60s with the sunshine in pacifica gorgeous in the city 73 degrees. and how about 90s away from the bay into our inland area? so the trough to the north of us is going to move out of here as it does so high pressure is going to build in and strengthen and that excessive heat watch goes into effect on tuesday morning through friday. the hottest day will be on wednesday. we're talking about temperatures al

spacex the falcon nine launch from the vandenberg space force base in santa barbara county late last night. it carried a new batch of starlink satellites to low earth orbit. those 20 satellites joined the 6000 that are already up there. the starlink satellites connect to antennas and cell phones here on earth to provide internet access. this was the fifth trip for this particular spacecraft in the 61st orbital launch for spacex. this year, ferrari is going electric. the italian brand is famous for its roaring gas engines, but reuters is reporting the automaker is gearing out to roll out its first ev. now, this is not video of that car. this is one of their other beautiful offerings. its first ev. the price tag is going to be $535,000. ferrari will open a plant in italy dedicated to manufacturing the model. it will also make other ferrari cars there, including gas and hybrid models. the new car is expected to hit the market toward the end of next year. yeah, ferrari hasn't released any pictures of this ev quite yet. yeah, i'm sure it's going to be ugly. well, california isn't the only

supply of ascod infantry fighting vehicles to ukraine, which will be produced at the facilities of the santabarbara systemas company, this is actually an italian company, which is an enterprise that closely cooperates with an american manufacturer, which is also the owner of the technology and documentation for this car temp. deliveries, as the italian side says, 50 cars per year, but it is interesting that this year we already knew that the ukrainian company, ukrainian armored vehicles has already proposed to our ministry of defense to launch licensed production of these new askot bmps in ukraine, so we will see what final decision will be made regarding the production and delivery of askods. will it be only italian participants, or will ukrainian enterprises be involved as well. and finally, france has already reached practical steps regarding the supply of attack drones to ukraine. earlier this year, there was a statement from the french ministry of defense that they were going to supply us with as many as 200 attack drones. it was not known what they were strike drones, but now for the r

as you make your way, the southland 70's 80's going to be calm and their 85 in santa barbara, 80 in los angeles, hot 90 in pasadena. and speaking of the tahoe area. well, tomorrow you're looking at 74 degrees should be sunny and bright there about 73 degrees in south lake tahoe and warm 86 degrees in reno. now, if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, you're going see those temperatures begin to cool down a little bit on father's day. not bad. they've got 70's through the weekend. that's not bad at all. and then on monday, start to see some cooler air begin to filter into the temperatures going to be dropping as a weak frontal system begins make its way in toward the state. if you travel around anywhere really around much of the state, you've got a lot of sunshine coming your way. watch out for some windy conditions, especially over the mountain tops in northern california. but even parts of southern california may see some gusty winds otherwise about 80 degrees in san diego should be a hot 90 in bakersfield. 86 degrees in reno, much cooler in eureka at 60 degrees with a check ou

c. santa barbara, joining us from california. amanda seals and artistic intellectual. joining us from los angeles and j lynn zang page, the student at emory university joining us from atlanta. thank you so much for joining us here on the stream. today's a pleasure to have you guys, amanda. people across the world has been following some of the issues with policing in america. what can i ask you to paint a picture of what's been happening to law enforcement in your country today? i think on a basic note we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. how that was really expounded upon during the black lives matter movement where we saw police in riot gear. we saw a tear gas expelled. we saw just a real concerted effort to swell to squash no 1st amendment rights of protests. and we've now seen that again in how they have been released to shut down pro pow sign. encampments at schools will dive estimate encasements at schools and po, pastime. riley's, and so you're seeing like police de

c. santa barbara, joining us from california. amanda seals and artistic intellectual. joining us from los angeles and jiggling zang page, the student at emory university, joining us from atlanta. thank you so much for joining us here on the stream. today's a pleasure to have you guys, amanda. people across the world has been following some of the issues with policing in america. but can i ask you to paint a picture of what's been happening to law enforcement in your country today? i think on a basic note we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. how that was really expounded upon during the black lives matter movement where we saw police in riot gear. we saw a tear gas expelled. we saw just a real concerted effort to swell to squash no 1st amendment rights of protests. and we've now seen that again in how they have been released to shut down pro pow sign and camp meant at schools will divestment encasements at schools and palestine rallies. and so you're seeing like police depa

barbara, where they say numbers are typically high this time of year.this shift began about a decade ago with a marine heat wave, which is happening more regularly. 1 million chinook salmon have been released into san pablo bay. the state department of fish and wildlife say the salmon smolts entered the water from the cal maritime campus in vallejo earlier this week. the young fish were released well after sunset to avoid being eaten by birds. it was the first release of salmon from this location in almost four decades. wildlife officials say they hope these fish contribute to harvest and inland spawning returns over the next several years. >> in san leandro, a couple who runs a mobile pet clinic says they were hit by burglars this week, and the victims say that someone stole their trailer containing half $1 million worth of equipment and supplies. ktvu henry lee spoke with them about their major setback to their business and to their customers. >> there will be a great loss. we're just hoping that we'll be able to continue to operate, although we'll be

barbara started today. >> uc irvine is set to start on wednesday and today for a second time. the ucs were blocked in getting a court order to stop the strikes as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and it may jeopardize graduation. >> 70 people face trespassing charges for a protest today at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate pro-palestinian protesters vow to occupy the building until they were removed. police put up barricades and we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> new at 11 people are gathering in san francisco tonight to mark 35 years since a bloody day in china's history. on the night of june 3rd, 1989, china's military began a brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy protests in beijing's tiananmen square. tonight, groups held a candlelight vigil in chinatown's portsmouth square to honor the hundreds killed. attendees told u

76 and sunny in san diego in 80 degrees in downtown los angeles. 85 degrees in santa barbara and in the tahoe area. should be a beautiful start to the weekend. 74 degrees in truckee. 73 in south lake tahoe about 86 degrees. get warm in reno. now, if you plan on sticking around the weather looking good should see a lot of sunshine throughout the weekend. temperatures hovering in the 70's much of the day on saturday and sunday that weak little system comes swinging through maybe couple high clouds. cooler temperatures expected mid 60's by monday. guys. all right. thanks. voice 4 is your local election headquarters. and with fewer than 5 months until election day, a new poll shows democrat adam schiff. >> is significantly ahead of republican steve garvey in california's u.s. senate time. well, as has the results and why there garnering a lot of attention. democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. and republican steve garvey. you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. senate seat long held by late senator dianne feinstein. >> according to a new poll from the public policy

c. santa barbara, joining us from california. amanda seals and artistic intellectual. joining us from los angeles and jiggling zang piece, the student at emory university. joining us from atlanta, thank you so much for joining us here on the stream. today's a pleasure to have you guys, amanda. people across the world has been following some of the issues with policing in america. but can i ask you to paint a picture of what's been happening to law enforcement in your country today? i think on a basic note we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. how that was really expounded upon during the black lives matter movement, where we saw police in riot gear, we saw tear gas expelled. we saw just a real concerted effort to swell to squash no 1st amendment rights of protests. and we've now seen that again in how they have been released to shut down pro pow sign and camp meant at schools will divestment encasements at schools and palestine rallies. and so you're seeing like police depa

c. santa barbara, joining us from california. amanda seals and artistic intellectual joining us from los angeles and jiggling zang piece, the student at emory university, joining us from atlanta. thank you so much for joining us here on the stream. today's a pleasure to have you guys. amanda. people across the world has been following some of the issues with policing in america. but can i ask you to paint a picture of what's been happening to law enforcement in your country today? i think on a basic note we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. how that was really expounded upon during the black lives matter movement where we saw police in riot gear. we saw a tear gas expelled. we saw just a real concerted effort to swell to squash no 1st amendment rights of protests. and we've now seen that again in how they have been released to shut down pro pow sign. encampments at schools will dive estimate encasements at schools and po, pastime. riley's, and so you're seeing like police

barbara started today. >> uc irvine is set to start on wednesday and today for a second time.re blocked in getting a court order to stop the strikes as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and it may jeopardize graduation. >> 70 people face trespassing charges for a protest today at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate pro-palestinian protesters vow to occupy the building until they were removed. police put up barricades and we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> new at 11 people are gathering in san francisco tonight to mark 35 years since a bloody day in china's history. on the night of june 3rd, 1989, china's military began a brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy protests in beijing's tiananmen square. tonight, groups held a candlelight vigil in chinatown's portsmouth square to honor the hundreds killed. attendees told us it was an

barbara, oh, svistunov burst in, pulled out a knife and started chasing mycenae, i’ll kill him, he says, and then lyosha dudnikov, this is our security guard, dudnikov, we go outside... to report to the police, that would be it right, yeah, and she told me, he’s easy-going , he’ll boil, he’ll stay boiling, that is, after this scandal in the office, natalya returned home, no, to her mother, she sat out the storm, yesterday morning she says that she cut off the whole phone from the installation, repented, i asked for forgiveness, but where were you last night, here, i was at 10 pm every day i hand over the alarm system to the office, you can check it with private security, but not... then he left, but half an hour before departure he called svestunovo, swore, demanded to meet, again about the debt, reminded. that is, you didn’t leave the office until 10, no, you’ll give the phone number to private security, yes, of course, and you don’t happen to know why mikeshen withdrew $4,500 from his personal bank account, yes, of course i know, he kept bragging about what he was going to do buy the

look at the coastline from the oregon border at 52 degrees in eureka all the way down to santa barbara mexican border. it is cool at our coastline at this hour. even some areas of fog. but look what's happening in the central valley starting really and southern california and through southeast california up through the san joaquin valley up through the sacramento valley and even into our own solano county. that's an excessive heat warning that's in effect has been in effect for a couple days. it stays in effect through friday at 8 o'clock. some areas of the bay area are in the heat watch. so we do have an advisory in effect through tomorrow night at midnight. that's where parts of the north bay east bay and south bay. it's going to be hot again. but again, the cooling trend has begun. so that's the good news. the coastal outlook, if you think you're going escape all the heat and escape all your problems by heading the coast. all dangerous lurks there. and in fact, there's a risk of sneaker waves. those are really powerful waves that can show up suddenly and unexpectedly. so that's a re

barbara. why the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the shots from. whyhey co to these bes?t are ey doing at those beaches and what the lakers want to know is whether they're going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through tag >> conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population and now its birthing season. juas warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of . sayhere's still much more t learn about shark behavior. what'slready known is they are not after us. humans clearly are t on the shark's menu. because if we were, then woube a costco fosharks. white sharks are around pe e ti in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> as the weather heats up, experts are reminding people to protect your skin from the sun reporter dean of their explains. ly can pr

down in santa barbara, low clouds will burn back. and then again today and tomorrow looks warmer after that. it comes down on wednesday. so i don't think we need too much hyperbole here, but the morning low clouds drizzle, sunny, nice. and yes, it will be warmer. we're looking at 6070s and then inland 80s, upper 80s to some maybe near 90 degrees. and tomorrow will be the warmest day. we'll get some temps bumping up tomorrow. >> all right steve thank you. times for 20. it was an action packed weekend at a north bay racetrack. we're going to show you the entertainment racing fans were treated to at the sonoma raceway. >> and some people spent their weekend swimming, riding and running. we're going to have a look t the grueling and here's your biggie bag. all that food for 5 bucks. -that's my go to. -oooh - that's my ride or die. hah.... just like you and me.... (singing) ♪ bag boys ♪ ♪ bag boys, whatcha gonna do ♪ don't... -♪ whatcha gonna do ♪ -don't... -♪ when we bring your food ♪ - ...do it... go biggie and get all this with the jbc

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barbara. >> researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> why the taggingow does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the shots coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is one of the going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through >> conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> well, today was a peak of the heat tomorrow. tem

pacifica, santa barbara, where we get usually really high tides and large waves. takes place and the higher the sea level gets, the more erosion and the faster the erosion will occur. accelerating. how much faster it goes up. we don't know the other. that's going to be more problematic. up to 2050 and probably beyond, what we could call short term extreme events. a hurricane, a typhoon, a tsunami. those are going to get us in the short term with global warming. >> obviously, the sea is warmed up. the warmer it is, the more energy. and so you have stronger events, stronger storm events than you had in the past, maybe more frequent to through episodic events. >> we lose it all at once. and that's what happened here in january. so really high tides, seven feet plus offshore wave gauge showed waves 28ft high. those happened exactly at the same time. 9:00 the morning of january 5th. sea level is going to continue to rise. and so everything's going to get bumped up. short term events on top of sea level rise every coastal city and county and the state is now beginning t

those were in kern, santa barbara and madera counties. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda right now. and what are the conditions looking like right now? well, terry, it looks a little bit different than last night. we were expecting those winds to back off heading into this morning. and they did. that gave fire crews time to get up to about 50% containment on that fire. but some differences out there tonight, as alyssa pointed out, it is still gusty, still 73 degrees. but look at the forecast. the winds will not relax tonight. you can see they're staying gusty between 25 to 35mph even into tomorrow morning. and through the day tomorrow. daytime winds 25 to 40mph again. so a lot more wind tonight on into monday. but overall temperatures still relatively cool. you see the fire threat index here. high humidity. actually drizzle around the bay area at times for the first half of tomorrow. high humidity numbers out there towards the eastern side of alameda and southwestern san joaquin county. but look what happens on tuesday. it's the opp

. >> and still a watch until that 03:00am in the overnight hours on the coast there by santa barbara.ant to share that because that is a step in the right direction. and it means that we are not going to have, you know, northerly dry winds and we're not going to have such low humidity, humidity levels because some of this marine layer is going to be moving in. so you can see where the temperatures in the center of the state aren't too bad today, right? there are hot spots aren't that hot? so 86 in bakersfield reading a place that's seen plenty of triple digit heat already this season. now at 87 la right now at 75 degrees in here around the bay. pretty nice to 67 in san francisco. you can see where the warmer temperatures are in fairfield in antioch, up in the upper 80's today in san jose. 87 degrees north bay up in those mid to even upper 80's in some spots, too. but the clouds are going to start to cool us down a little bit. bring in that marine layer and we're starting to see this wind pick up right now and still a bit of a northwesterly turn here. but notice napa starting to see a

just 75 plus or the coast there in santa barbara. kind of cool about 65 degrees.re having a nice run of temperatures today. the highest number of got to show you is 85 degrees. boy that beat 101. where livermore was this time yesterday. but temperatures are quite nice. we've got 60's in san francisco and the bay santa rosa's just in the 70's half moon bay in the 50's. not bad at all. let's talk about livermore. we're got up to 101 yesterday. notice that even at 12:00am we were at 74 degrees in livermore. this morning's got so hot yesterday. we didn't cool down as much. and now at this hour where it was 99 this time yesterday. now we're sitting more it around 80 45 degrees. that's the difference, right? so that's the cool down. and tonight we are going to see the marine layer bill back. and so this about 11, 30. but look what happened to the overnight hours. and that is where you get nature's air-conditioning doing its thing and helping us to cool down a little bit more for tomorrow. now we do pop back up a little on friday inland, but still not too bad in the week

about 110 78 los angeles, 70 in santa barbara right now stormtracker 4 showing that, you know, we've got some beautiful clearing here today with our marine layer a little bit hanging on down there, monterey bay. but we're looking good. as we zoom out, though, check out the high pressure that is that in the pacific. that is the dome of heat. that's going to be headed our way as we head towards the weekend. excessive heat. watch. check it out all throughout the state and for us in the bay area here. it's from tuesday morning until friday evening. can see it's pretty much everything that isn't directly facing the ocean we're going to see some extreme temperatures inland, but frankly, even around the bay, it's going to be a hot one. take a look at my inland temperature trend over the next 5 days. you know, today, tomorrow, even sunday, low 90's with them, boom. here comes monday, 100 degrees tuesday, 104. you get the idea. it is definitely dangerous heat. so this is going to be a multi-day event. i do think the hottest is probably going to be tuesday and wednesday. but frankly, you know,

and you can see some watches as well even along the coast down in around santa barbara. to do with the low humidity levels and also the wind that is out there. thankfully, the temperatures are not as bad as we've certainly seen them already this season. you can see mid 80's as we look to spots like bakersfield and fresno where we've had, you know, triple digit heat not too long ago. so that is the good news. and as you see here, we do have a little bit of an onshore flow happening. what i'm not seeing is offshore wind. that was what i was concerned about this afternoon because that offshore wind can have drier air associated with it and make firefighting more difficult. so temperatures in the bay area right now. pretty nice. san francisco and oakland in the 70's and 80's as we head inland. and you can see half moon bay sitting at about 64 degrees. our air quality holding steady as well. so obviously, you know, this could slip as we start to see more smoke that might make its way to the south. at the moment, we're looking pretty good. southern california, unfortunately, g

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warnings, the only ones left in the state right now in southern california can see watching around santa that still overnight tonight. >> and highs and those ventura mountains that is going to be until that 6 o'clock this afternoon. the rest of the state, those red flag warnings now have dropped, meaning that conditions are a little bit better. temperature wise. we're going to see similar to today and you can see receiving to low 80's inland spots like bakersfield rating spots that tend to be our warmer areas. la right now, 74 60 in monterey. and as we take a look at what's happening in the bay area, we've got some cloud cover out there. a little bit of haze as well. 60's in downtown san francisco, 70's around the bay and low 80's inland. so not bad, right? comparatively speaking to some of the warm temperatures we've seen now, we do have a little bit of that haze out there, but still some blue sky as we take a look here at the golden gate bridge. we've also got a little bit of a breeze happening. you see the flag kind of flying there. the wind is going to be helping us out later this af

barbara started yesterday. uc irvine is set to start tomorrow and for a second time, the university of california was blocked from getting a court order to stop the strikes. as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it is just a week before final exams. at many of these campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and this could jeopardize graduation. this morning, 70 people are facing trespassing charges for a protest at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate >> pro-palestinian protesters vowed to occupy the building until they removed. this happened yesterday morning. police put up barricades. we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> take a look at the pollen index today. the one big change compared to the past couple of days grasses are now at medium levels. that is a bump up from low, so just be aware of that. allergy sufferers i know it seems like the seaso

and 69 in santa barbara.we'll take you to next week and we'll talk about that high pressure that's going to be rolling towards us as well. you can see we get into july first through 5th. so obviously not this weekend, but as we head into next week, we, too, are going to be looking at some above average temperatures now doesn't look like they're going to be too extreme for too long, but temperatures again tomorrow, friday, even into saturday, very seasonal. very nice. then we get to sunday and things are going start to pick up. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk about that in our 7 day forecast. all right. we'll certainly enjoyed that breeze. all we've got it. thanks in the east bay. the order of malta clinic has reopened in oakland, the clinic provided thousands of free patient visit since 2008 and has become a vital healthcare resource in the community. the clinic is upgraded to serve more people, including those who are uninsured and underinsured at no cost. developing news now, oakland police say 14

commencement events are also underway at uc davis, riverside, san diego and santa barbara. our coverage continues on west coast rap coming up at seven here on ktvu. that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730. >> the clock is ticking for the governor and state lawmakers to pass a budget for the next fiscal year. state lawmakers passed a budget ahead of a deadline tomorrow, though it's not what likely will be the final budget per state law. the assembly and state senate will not get paid after tomorrow if there isn't a balanced budget on the books. the governor has proposed a number of cuts and deferred spending to try to resolve a $45 billion deficit. a final version of the state budget is expected next week. the alameda county fair is open for business. >> the doors open at noon for the three week event that draws people from across the bay area, and ktvu jana katsuyama got a taste of all the fair has to offer. >> for many people, it's a highlight of the summer. the thrill of carnival rides circling round or rising up to the sky. an annual family friendly tradition. >>

the beach, 20 miles west of santa barbara, also sustained road damage during the presidents day weekendhrough the end of the month are being canceled and refunded for the second time in 2024. a bat found in monterey county is testing positive for rabies. a thursday press release says the bat was found on june 7th in the toro park area, east of highway 68 near portola, and anza drives . no humans or pets were exposed. residents, though, advised to keep pets up to date on vaccines and avoid wild animals acting strangely. the department advises against leaving pet food outside that might attract other animals with the disease. >> well, barry, weather the weekend is off to a sunny start and temperatures on the mild to warm side. of course, we have been talking about the stronger winds and those winds will continue to pick up as we do move into your sunday. so take a look at the wind forecast as we can show you for tomorrow. the winds kind of coming from different directions throughout the day out of the west to the northwest. and occasionally out of the north. and that is linked up with the

those were in kern, santa barbara and madera counties.n meteorologist rob mayeda right now. and what are the conditions looking like right now? well, terry, it looks a little bit different than last night. we were expecting those winds to back off heading into this morning. and they did. that gave fire crews time to get up to about 50% containment on that fire. but some differences out there tonight, as alyssa pointed out, it is still gusty, still 73 degrees. but look at the forecast. the winds will not relax tonight. you can see they're staying gusty between 25 to 35mph even into tomorrow morning. and through the day tomorrow. daytime winds 25 to 40mph again. so a lot more wind tonight on into monday. but overall temperatures still relatively cool. you see the fire threat index here. high humidity. actually drizzle around the bay area at times for the first half of tomorrow. high humidity numbers out there towards the eastern side of alameda and southwestern san joaquin county. but look what happens on tuesday. it's the opposite now as w

barbara started yesterday. >> uc irvine is set to start tomorrow and for a second time, the university of california was blocked from getting a court order to stop the strikes. as a result, teaching assistants are not doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, and grading deadlines are fast approaching. it could jeopardize graduation. >> this morning, 70 people are facing trespassing charges for a protest at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate. pro-palestinian protesters vowed to occupy the building until they were removed. this happened yesterday morning. police put up barricades and we saw officers removed several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and released. >> the first h5n1 bird flu cases have now landed in san francisco. two infected chickens were found during an inspection of a live bird market in the bayview last month. the birds were asymptomatic. the health department says they monitored the markets employees for ten days. none of them got sick. they also say no

. >> reporter: the idea came from a similar market in santa barbara.government funded with help coming from donations. the focus for now is on families with children up to 24 years old. >> this market is to kind of -- delete the stigma that comes behind food insecurity. >> reporter: city legislation made the d10 community market possible and funding will keep it going until at least next year. part of the hope is to recover food that would be wasted otherwise. but could help families here. >> so being able to get the freshest food on to the street. because we have historically been a food desert and it's really important to see this beautiful, vibrant, fresh food in the community. >> reporter: organizations working in the community also hope it can liven up 3rd street that can use a new tenant on the block and neighbors say they're already noticing a difference. >> it brings a lot of new, good energy to the community. >> reporter: the market will expand to two days a week as it continues to scale up based on donations and to meet the growing need in th

right around santa barbara. we are seeing some rain coming in. a couple of lightning strikes. of that moisture is heading closer to the bay area as we go throughout the day. now, most of the day is sunny, and then we'll start to see some clouds dotting the sky and may feel a little bit more humid. and then we're watching out for the potential that some of these clouds may produce some lightning and possibly some thunder, but not looking at a lot of rain. so we get the dry air being drawn into these clouds. and as we get that possibility of lightning, the lightning could hit the ground, but then the rain evaporates. so we call it dry lightning. and as that lightning reaches the very dry vegetation that we have, fires can start. so that's a concern that we have for areas for parts of the south county and off towards the central valley, into the sierra. today we're going to see temperatures in the mid 80s for san jose, low 90s for morgan hill, and mostly 90s for much of the east bay into the tri valley, while oakland stays in the upper 70s low 70s for san mateo and also low 70s f

barbara county. demonstrate the readiness of u.s. nuclear forces, the missile carried one test reentry vehicle. this is the first of 2 test launch is scheduled for this week from vandenberg space force base. >> the first time in 5 years, lake tahoe is completely full, the lake tahoe basin and in winter with above average snowpack for the second year in a row, according to data analysts, the lake has enough water to meet demand for the next 3 years. even if snow packs are below normal. well, this is great news for the ecosystem. it could be a bit of a headache for summer visitors, higher water levels mean less space on popular lake tahoe beaches as they are likely to become more crowded this year. good problem to yeah, hawaii's most active volcano is erupting again. but >> in an area untouched for decades, the kilauea volcano began erupting early monday. lava is coming from fishers located about a mile south of callaway is caldera within hawaii volcanoes national park. the last eruption from this loca