supreme court leak shedding light on battle of the high court in the draft decision that could overturn roe v. wade. kumasi: the u.s. surgeon general delivering a message about the pandemic in san francisco and his words about recovery after two years of isolation. julian: sunny and warmer weather moving into the 80's today. kumasi: i neighborhood on high alert after this bear was spotted roaming city streets. good morning, it's tuesday, may 3. julian: thanks for being with us on this tuesday and let's start off with a look at the accuweather forecast. lisa: somebody is excited. we will warm up today significantly and we are seeing a wind ship. this is a classic ridge of high pressure off sure that is building in and that will allow for the warmth.

it's a cooler start, 46 in no votto. 51 in san francisco and that rings us from a few degrees warmer in santa rosa 29 degrees cooler along the coast. nothing but sunshine on the way with temperatures climbing through the 40's and by noon, in the 70's. we will warm up at the coast as well with people topping out in the 80's in land. a nice spread today and warmer for your wednesday. julian: an apparent leak from the supreme court draft opinion indicates the court is poised to overturn roe v. wade. a live look at the supreme court this morning and news of the leak is sending shockwaves across the country and driving demonstrators together outside the hard court -- outside the high court.

jobyna: those who follow the supreme court say this leak of a majority draft opinion of this magnitude is remarkable. it is not the final word in demonstrator shut up outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. after the lid ago obtained documents from a person familiar with the courts proceedings. this is centered on the case of the mississippi ban on abortion after 15 weeks. the opinion was labeled a first draft but in this draft, the apparent author, justice samuel alito writes that roe was egregiously wrong from the start. this >> ought to be a decision left to every american to make for themselves, not a decision that is limited and restricted a freedom that is taken away by a supreme court. jobyna: planned parenthood tweeted that this is a draft of pinyon and its outrageous and unprecedented that it's not final.

abortion is your right and it is still legal. the draft opinion leak comes as states across the country have started passing restrictive abortion measures many congressional democrats are now calling for congress to pass legislation to protect abortion rights by codifying them into federal law. julian: thank you. there is reaction pouring in response to the draft decision. in san francisco, the party for socialism and liberation is running together at market street at 5 p.m. in the group is organizing similar events across the country. kumasi: santa clara county could boost funding for abortion services in the area. there is a pushback against ranking of abortion rights and other u.s. states. amy: just as parts of the country prepare to have the right to an portion possibly taken away, in this out bay, they are ramping up to help

planned parenthood offer more abortions. santa clara county supervisors announced a plan to try to secure another $3 million for planned parenthood in san jose, saying they expect to see more women coming to california for abortions as other states shut down the procedure. >> the money will be used to strengthen access to services from abortion services and health services for women in our community, those who live in our community and those who are coming from out of state who need abortion services but can no longer get them in their states because of a growing restriction. amy: the supervisors announced the plan before news of the roe v. wade vote was leaked step they were reacting to the fact that san jose clinics have already seen women coming from across the country because of restrictions in their states. they plan to vote on this idea to increase funding in their

county supervisor meeting today. kumasi: we will stay on top of all angles of the story. if you would like to get alerts, you can download the app and turn on your notifications. julian: vice president, harris will return to the white house today after she tested negative for covid yesterday nearly a week after testing positive. doctors prescribed her the antiviral treatment and the fda has issued emergency use authorization and she was asymptomatic and work from home this past week. the surgeon general of the united states shared a message about the pandemic and mental health in san francisco. the event focused on rebuilding a more connected society. >> this doctors job as the nation surgeon general is to lead the country and pressing

health issues and now he's helping americans recover from the last two years of isolation, urging them to reconnect. >> we do not have strong connections with one another and have trust or a sense of community, doesn't matter how good our vaccines or therapeutics are. >> the doctor addressed the crowd to speak about the importance of mental health. >> it's awesome for him to come to san francisco which is very digital first and to bring another viewpoint which is it's not just about online. we still have this. >> i'm glad he's paying attention. >> he spoke about pandemic. in essence -- and said we are prepared to battle the new variants. >> the treatments will also continue to be effective. >> one of the key tools we have now are pharmaceuticals.

the biden administration purchased 20 million courses of paxlovid. when will be -- when will they be available for the general public? >> we want people to get these medicines at covid.. >> we asked him about children under five years old. that the only group of americans who are unable to get vaccinated. you mentioned you have a daughter who is than five years old. do you believe that by june, there will be a vexing authorized for children? >> i know the fda is doing everything they can but they don't have all the data yet from the companies running the trials but as soon as they get it, they are standing by to get the vaccines to kids. julian: it is smog season in the bay area. the air all the management district says it's a good time

to remind us all we should be trying to drive less during the warmer weather months. we should reach unhealthy levels. lisa: we are getting under a ridge of high pressure that makes the atmosphere pretty stagnant but the onshore flow will be with us again. it's 44 in danville and 43 in pleasanton. temperatures are cooler and have dropped quite a bit overnight stop we still have 52 in the city. we will be looking for the warm up quickly today as temperatures climb quickly by noon. looking at a cooler end of the week of the stray chance of showers and looking at windy and cool weather by the end of the week. looking at wednesday, still in the 60's at the coast because of the onshore flow most you will

stay cool but a few degrees warmer. we cool off thursday but 90 wednesday and the sea breeze picks up with a cooler air mass to the north of us. into tomorrow, the fog sets up and that's a key indicator that the coast stays pretty cool. low 70's today and look for 80 in livermore with mid 80's toward antioch. to the beach in santa cruz, mid 70's. jobyna: commuters, you can expect delays on the bay bridge again this morning with a tractor trailer destroyed the booth and lane 13 at 9:30 p.m. sunday night and bridge officials say repairs may last friday. workers are trying to figure out a way to replace the toll taking centers -- sensors. the barriers are said to be removed and the next three years

in the bay bridge will have the last to have their tollbooths removed in 2026. looking at the map, it's green across the board. we have a high wind advisory for the ultimate pass and one for the san mateo bridge. keep your hands on the steering wheel, we will continue to keep and i on this as the wind is picking up. julian: a black bear roaming close to schools, what experts hope happens next. kumasi: a gruesome discovery of the largest reservoir in the u.s. in the windings only possible because of the ongoing drought. julian: american fashion on -- in the s

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julian: we are back with the gruesome discovery at like -- at lake mead and i might not have been possible except for the ongoing drought. a body was stuffed inside a

barrel under the water post-up is the largest reservoir in the u.s.. recreation officials it low water levels have led to some shocking discoveries before this likely won't be the last step >> nearly 90 year history of this lake, there have been a number of airplane crashes that of taken place. this area was habited it for thousands of years by native american peoples that called this home so we expect that as lake levels drop, there will be artifacts maybe thousands of years old. julian: at last check, lake mead water level is about 1050 feet above sea level which is 160 feet below its level 20 years ago when it was last considered full. kumasi: oaklands police chief is talking with abc 7 about a string of armed robberies over the weekend. there were these for at least on saturday. one of them involved a couple visiting from georgia and they were robbed of $40,000 in cash

and possessions in the middle of the afternoon. the police chief said a soul group is responsible for this robbery and that and the others that place. >> we are investigating a couple of robberies we believe are connected to these individuals. we are seeking the help of the community if they have information that might help us identify the vehicle or the description of the individuals involved in this crime. we are working to link this robbery with other robberies that happened in 24 hours saturday night into sunday morning. kumasi: chief armstrong is encouraging you to be aware of your surroundings at all times especially at night and they are increasing police presence around jack london square. julian: vacaville residents are on high alert at this black air was spotted roaming around the city streets. it was first spotted in the north neighborhood close to

schools and parents used alternate routes to pick up kids and solano county is a natural habitat for black tears. >> in the kitchen, i heard voices and i saw police in our backyard so i asked what was going on and they pointed in the tree. there is a bear up in the tree. julian: he was hopping the fences and was up in the trees and pretty much everywhere. people are being asked to bring in trash cans after pickup and wildlife is monitoring his whereabouts and experts hope it the return to its natural habitat step kumasi: it was the ultimate intercession of celebrity and fashion. the stars hit the red capric -- red carpet for the 2022 met gallo. >> the glitz, the perfect fashion, but what am i even looking at moments, can only mean one thing, the met gala is back.

this year's theme with an emphasis on gilded glamour, putting american fashion in the spotlight. blake lively was one of this year's host and underwent a showstopping transformation on the carpet. her count went from copper to an aqua green, a reference to the statue of liberty's bettina and from one american icon to another, marilyn monroe back in the spot light thanks to kim kardashian. she where the infamous dress that marilyn monroe one to president kennedy's birthday party when she sang happy birthday. >> i tried it on and it didn't fit me and i said give me three weeks i had to lose 16 pounds, down to be able to fit this. >> sarah jessica parker paying tribute to the first black fashion designer employed at the white house and the eventual dressmaker for mary todd lincoln.

alicia keys embraced the thing with the new york city skyline on her tape made by ralph lorenz. so many stars going for gold on the red carpet this year from megan thee stallion to billie eilish and gucci and nicki minaj and kendall jenner wearing high fashion baseball caps and cynthia a repos headscarf. while hats and headpieces made for popular accessories this year, so that plus ones. kim k walked the carpet with her new squeeze in jared leto showing up another test alongside another jared lehto. kumasi: what happened? reggie: julian: why was there a look-alike? what was that?

kumasi: we hear that a lot. kumasi: julian: love him so much, you want to see another. kumasi: whatever works. lisa: that was a lot to take in. it is going to be a beautiful day out there, a lot warmer than what we had yesterday. that's due to the wind backing off and warmer air headed our way. live doppler seven showed us a ridge of pressure offshore. his 41 in campbell. 52 in san francisco and 46 in sebastopol. looking at highs today in the south bay, upper 70's for san jose, sunny skies on the peninsula but off the sea breeze, well into the mid-70's from red city you will have the sea breeze in the afternoon and downtown, upper 60's, 70 north

bay numbers with widespread upper 70's and low 80's. even by the water in vallejo, you will be near 80. oaklands 74 than 75 in union city and heading inland, king at some mid-80's for pittsburgh. very light wind out there even warmer weather inland at bayside tomorrow. we start off warm and we get the sea breeze by thursday and write a, cooler with a weather system that could give is if you raindrops into friday in the far north bay and then a windy and much cooler weekend stuff enjoy the next couple of days. julian: tonight is the big game to between the golden state warriors and the memphis grizzlies. thanks have been pretty intense

with the foul objection in game one. the nba ruled they are not downgrading the severity of sunday's fellow call stuff it was a key point of discussion for the warriors yesterday, all standing by their teammate and winning record. >> i will never change the way i played basketball. it's gotten me this far and i will not change. >> i want him to be himself and make the plays he makes and be demonstrative and not get in a situation where interpretation of rules can go against him. julian: the drama gets going with game two tonight in memphis with tip-off set 6:30 p.m. after the warriors grab went and i come abc 7 will be the place to be for game saturday night. the doves are back home at the chase center. kumasi: coming up, the seven

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an apparent leak of justice samuel alito's draft opinion indicates the supreme court a set to overturn roe v. wade and rallies are planned today including one at five this evening in san francisco. julian: the santa clara county board of supervisors is expected to vote and adding $3 million in additional abortion funding. kumasi: president biden will visit a lockheed martin facility in alabama that specializes in antitank missiles is vladimir putin will officially declare war in ukraine next week allowing him to send more troops to the front lines. julian: drive less during the warm winter months. lisa: a beautiful day to do anything outside with sunny and warmer conditions, 60's at the coast to low to mid 80's and land. jobyna: you will have some

disruptions at the tollbooth because of sunday night's crash. kumasi: you might see a jump in the cost for summer camps and experts are suggesting prices could climb 15% more than average. julian: in today's gma first look, british military is not investigating was being described as an extraordinary reach of security near one of the queens residences. >> royal security breach, an intruder talked his way into the barracks near windsor castle, even spending the night and the men reportedly posed as a priest, saying he was friends with the soldiers chaplain footstep after dining and drinking with them, the imposter was offered a bed for the night but not until the next morning, police were called. the queen was not in the castle for this incident but it's not the first time security has been breached. a man with a cross but was apprehended last year on the grounds of windsor castle and

michael fagan managed to get to her bedroom at buckingham palace. re-created in the scene from the netflix hit the crown. >> i don't want money, don't want anything, just want to talk to you. >> we will have a live report from windsor castle at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: google is rolling out new travel related dates where you can track prices between cities for six months and this detailed information will give you information on places to play. julian: i'm going to have to test this out. anything to save money on these flights. coming up at 5:30 a.m., the confusion over the return of the garlic festival. kumasi: and voters heading to the polls and it could be a potential comeback for donald trump. julian: will a four-day workweek

become a thing in california, the latest on the bill that the silicon valley congressman's approach -- proposed. kumasi: we will be right back.

building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: the u.s. supreme court potentially said to overturn decades of established abortion

rights, strong reactions morning plus new funding that could be coming to a clinic here. kumasi: summerlike heat in the bay area and we are tracking this warm up most of -- this warm up. julian: the affordable housing solution in silicon valley. kumasi: where is the window? julian: we clearly have a lot to get to with the story, thanks for being with us on this tuesday, may 3. kumasi: let's start with a check of the forecast. lisa: we are waking up to cooler temperatures but it will not last long step a look in our east bay 45 and woman creek. we are in the upper 40's and send carlos. 24 hours ago, we were slightly warmer but that will change before the noon hour as temperatures climb. by 9:00, there are some 60's and

then look at the low 70's arrived in land. the wind is light and it will still be in the 60's at the coast but the sea breeze will be typical, nothing too intense. upper 70's with 80 in livermore this afternoon and mid 70's along the and insula the fog is coming back and that will play into the forecast for our wednesday. kumasi: the u.s. supreme court could be boys to overturn decades of established abortion rights and there is a lot of strong reactions morning. >> i'm really upset so i knew i had to come down here as soon as possible. >> i feel like i jumped in a time machine and went back. >> it's an historic moment particular for the folks like the pro-life organizers. >> it's upsetting to both sides. kumasi: protesters gathered on the steps of the supreme court last night after politico

obtained a draft opinion showing the court's conservative majority of justices is ready to overturn the precedent set by roe v. wade post-up law experts call it unheard-of and earth shattering. >> i was shocked and appalled. >> the college professor was a supreme court clerk for justice harry blackmun, the author of the roe v. wade opinion that established abortion rights for women. an apparent draft supreme court opinion obtained by politico shows the panel's conservative majority of justices is ready to overturn nearly 50 years of rights, a precedent since roe v. wade. >> it's gratuitously insulting of the opinion. i was thinking that justice blackmun, my old boss must be turning in his grave.

>> the document is marked first draft and dated february 10, february, 2022 after our dish after oral arguments were heard in dobbs versus jackson. hastings professor commented on his possible leak. >> someone on the court either a clerk or a justice must have lead to this opinion in protest to the majority's views. >> during arguments in the dobbs case, five of the justices hinted they were ready to do away with the viability standard established by roe in a subsequent planned parenthood decision. justice samuel alito is apparently the leaked opinions author. it would dramatically upend abortion rights across america effectively allowing each state to set its own policy. he is surprised the court would need to rule on this.

>> they have already restricted abortion rights and so many parts of the country that 90% of the counties in the united states no longer provide abortion services. they didn't need to strike down roe. it's a self-inflicted wound and it will call into question the courts in the future. >> the drafting of the opinion is a fluid and dynamic processing sources with the internal operations of abc news say that justices can always change their minds. >> in 1992, just as i was getting too clerk of the u.s. supreme court, when the clerk decided casey, the original draft opinion in that case would have overturned roe v. wade. at the last minute, one justice changed his mind. >> how rare is a supreme court leak? joe paul is only aware of one

case that happened in the 1800s in the belief is that just as it would make a final call regarding unresolved abortion cases within the next two months. kumasi: governor newsom says he is now working with state leadership on ozone to amend the state constitution to enshrine the right to choose. he called the draft opinion and appalling attack on the rights of women and i'm furious my own daughters and sons could grow up in an america that is less free than the one they were born into. we have to wake up and fight, we will not be silenced. julian: planned parenthood and this out they could have a lot of money coming its way stop leaders are expected to vote on a $3 million plan that would divide more abortion services and primary care. we go live to the san jose clinic that can see a rush of women coming in from out of state soon.

amy: good morning, clinics in the south they say had they have already seen an uptick in the number of abortions that have been requested in the last few months some states have been limiting abortion rights. this announcement came before the roe v. wade decision was leaked. this came from two county supervisors. they are proposing the county spend $3 million for planned parenthood to help them respond to the influx of women coming here from across the country. one of the supervisors call this a matter of life or death. >> we know that taking away the legal right to abortion doesn't minimize abortions but it does have the potential to increase maternal deaths in this country by more than 20%. amy: they expect the money would pay for more staffing and more

lab and medical equipment and telehealth services at planned parenthood. officials predict more women will be coming here as california becomes a sanctuary state as abortion rights are taken away in other parts of the country. the supervisors will bring this up for a vote at today's county supervisor meeting. kumasi: happening right now, people are headed to the polls in ohio as it kicks up primary elections there is being regarded as a major litmus test for potential come back for donald trump. this is from cleveland. the former president endorsed jd vance. this could be an early measuring stick for the influence trump still has over gop voters. the race between the incumbent on the democratic side is of interest. brown edged out turner in a special election last summer. julian: there is a new concern

this morning that vladimir putin may officially declare war in ukraine early next week. that could allow him to send more troops to the front lines there. we have more in the possible announcement. jobyna: officials are bracing for an announcement from vladimir putin monday step it's a holiday commemorating the victory over nazi germany and there peers he could use a holiday to officially declare war on ukraine which is a term moscow has not used yet stop president biden will visit a lockheed martin facility in alabama makes antitank missiles and the uss at more than 5500 of them to ukraine so far. he is pushing congress to push is $33 billion aid package and they are signaling they may be ready to support the plan as long as democrats hold off on adding other provisions. in ukraine, he still plant in mariupol where hans of of people remain trapped or under bombardment by the russians.

if actuations were stopped yesterday. julian: thank you. former congressman and gun control advocate gabby giffords will be in san francisco today before paying tribute to gun violence victims. it will be on drum street where the memorial is set up post-up it pays tribute to the 3500 lives lost to gun violence in california in 2020. she is a victim of gun violence or selves. she was shot in the head by publicly speaking to her constituents in 2011. there will be a news conference at 10:00 this morning. the memorial will be open through friday. kumasi: matt haney will be sworn in today to start his new role serving as the 17th district assembly member. the ceremony starts at 10:00 this morning and he will resign as the district six supervisor when it happens. he is serving out the rest of

david choose german will run for a two-year term on the general ballot this september. confusion over the future of the gilroy garlic festival. julian: plus the latest update in a california bill that pushed for a 40 workweek but will it become reality? we will get to all of that but let's check back in on the forecast. lisa: things have dramatically changed. we are looking at a much warmer day today stuff this trend will continue as soon as the middle of the week when we go in the other direction but we have fog this morning but that's as per usual. looking at numbers in the mid 40's in concord and hayward so it has cooled off due to the clear sky except for portions of the delta and santa rosa with wind pretty strong out of the north and the upper elevations which is allowed for the warming by the delta.

the fog is still with us. it will stay there and that will allow for temperatures to not get that warm at the coast. you go to the shoreline, things will be a little bit cooler. notice how the wind just backs off completely by 1:00 tomorrow. at the coast, we still get the seat were easy to in every day. i'm san francisco to half-moon bay, looking at the cooler air. otherwise, the trend will take us through the entire bay area north and south. the warmest day is wednesday and thursday and friday, we get into the cooling trend. if you want warm, enjoy it today. warmer tomorrow except that the coast of the rest of the week is looking seasonal like spring. jobyna: if you rely on caltrain,

the electrification construction has started may 2-may 20 and this means there will be no local service from 5:30 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. seen will need to transfer midline and there will only be three trains per hour during those windows. ck up. a different story in san rafael. light traffic in both directions and no blocking issues right now which is good news. antioch to hercules will be 29 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose air will

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the state is invested in technology and equipment which includes new helicopters, tankers and more. >> these new technologies are essential in our ability to have the most rope must capability to respond to all the threats we have in california. julian: officials recommend making an evacuation plan and having an of -- an evacuation bag packed and ready to go. also clear up vegetation within five feet of your home. national small business week is underway across the country. the week was kicked off in san francisco with the small business administrating test administrator holding discussions. the administration is focusing on new initiatives to help kickstart growth like finding ways to help owners expand their digital rent. >> how they can approve their efficiencies and operations for

their economic model and how they can grow revenues with more customers. julian: she recognizes many bay area small businesses did not survive the pandemic and several others are barely staying afloat stuff the federal government is willing to lend a hand to those who needed most. kumasi: if you are hoping for a four-day workweek, you might have to wait a little bit longer. hey bill is not advancing in the legislature this second. the proposal was cowritten and lawmakers decided against advancing the bill because there is too little time to fully study its implications. julian: there is some confusion over the future of the gilroy garlic festival. a san joaquin county asparagus event organizer said his group stepping into takeover but festival officials are saying that's not the case.

fresno is getting in on the event. >> social media has been spiraling since sunday when this facebook post went up. the gilroy garlic festival is not returning it as traditional format. supporters from the apparent -- asparagus festival would be hosting. >> there will be a garlic festival but i will not use their name. i would never do that post-up >> tony is the president and ceo of the asparagus festival and says unofficial announcement on his garlic event will come thursday step he has never blamed the festival to be associate with gilroy. >>stuff i'm just trying to keep. e riafte thanof association annd financial challenges and forced

organizers to reimagine the time-honored tradition for 2022 in the foreseeable future. the sprawling festival at christmas hill park have come to an end. three smaller events are planned in its waste of the association is making it clear that stockton is not the successor of the beloved event. >> stockton event has nothing to do with gilroy honestly, we are struck and founded on why they said what they said stop >> i have no idea why the organizers said that. >> the past president and current or member says it's clear success brings duplication, adding gilroy got the idea of its garlic festival after one of its organizers visited france decades ago. he says any event celebrating garlic is a testament to what the association has done for 43

years. the first national garlic festival comes to fresno in just a few weeks aiming to spotlight fresno county which produces 80% of the asparagus as the true garlic capital of the united states. kumasi: that escalated. julian: a lot of back-and-forth right there. kumasi: people love the festival and they are passionate about it. i think people want to know what's going on. lisa: i think the central valley is trying to get in on gilroy's act. julian: it's a popular event. lisa: we are looking at a pretty day today stuff you may want to get out there and what are some plants because it will warm up.

high pressure is offshore with a couple of days of warm. don't put your jacket away for long because things will change. 45 in concord as well as martina. without the wind, it's a cooler start, looking at the trends for the next several days, all the rain goes into the pacific northwest. this takes us to friday and you look at santa rosa, we've got a cold front that want to slide south into sonoma county. it will not make it but it will bring windy and live days for the end of the week. mid and upper 70's to santa clara on the peninsula and lighter wind and you are in the 70's to send carlos.

we will be a little warmer along before that, we will reach the 60's in the north bay staff 80 for you in vallejo. east bay is nice with mid 70's from union city to castro valley and we've got the warmth from the upper 70's to the low to mid 80's. nice-looking day out there we will keep it going a little bit longer. kumasi: two baby ralph horn owls have a new home this morning next to the spca wildlife center. here they are. i can't take it post-up one of them is just three weeks old and was blown out of its nest near salina's and had to be taken to the spca wildlife center stuff not long after that, they found the parents for the nest was gone so the spca put up a new one and they put the babies in it post-up the parents came back

that night and all was well also julian: they are so adorable. kumasi: i shout out to them making them in nest and putting them back in it. that is dedication. julian: the parents never knew. the mother of a splash rather raised funds but she has her own story coming up. kumasi: a concept helping to grow big, the new affordable

kumasi: there is going to be a guest host on jimmy kimmel starting tonight. he tested positive for covid-19. he said our daughter brought us

covid even though we asked her not to. i double vexed and boosted but the show must not go on. who is it going to be? comedian mike birbiglia will be filling in. julian: people are sleeping in individual pots and a shared house and david lewis shows us what pot living is like and whether it can help build a better bay area. >> the rent for a three bedroom, two bath house in palo alto can run 6-8000 dollars in the residence are upset. the 14 residency been pots, bit larger than a twin bed. >> they are actually eight feet tall. it gives enough room for bigger people and wiggle room. they are little bit larger than the japanese versions.

>> they wanted to address the need for affordable housing and tried to do this in new york but ran into a section. palo alto does not set a limit on renters in a single-family house and they found a cooperative landlord. >> we told him about our concept and the benefits of it and how it would help people and the landlord was interested. >> the residents are in their 20's. luis loves access to the kitchen. >> i don't need a bigger space. when i go to sleep every night, it's just one bed. >> the idea went from a concept to affordable housing for 20 at two sites, financed mostly by savings and family. >> i don't mind depleting my savings like this as long as i'm able to ring this to the world, that's all i care about. >> the shared housing is operating in palo alto and in bakersfield post-up if the concept takes off, they hope to

be spreading nationwide. lisa: from the pods to the top of the mountain, 2600 feet, gorgeous out there and we are looking for a very sunny day today where the temperatures will soar around redwood city and remind. it will be cooler for everyone by the end of the week. we are looking at a few sprinkles from sonoma and the windy pattern will set up for the rest of the work week. enjoy the next couple of days if you like it warm. kumasi: a surprise u.s. city with the most workers back in the office plus julian: cleanup from sunday's big rig trash could cause a bigger backup. what we are hearing from bridge officials. kumasi: a long road to the first

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