explosion over gun protests. a live report ask why his political battle likely does not end here. suddenly closing a much-needed grocery store shutting down in san francisco. the growing crime wave being cited for that closure. the new push by city leaders for change. it is today in the bay.y good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> skpim a laura garcia. first, let's start out with a look at the forecast. kari hall has been tracking what we can expect. >> it's going to be cooler today, but still nice and spring like. a live look outside.

it's mostly cloudy out there. as we go into today, we'll see our temperatures slowly warming up. definitely not the same trend we had yesterday. and it's also going to be windy going into late morning into the afternoon. our temperatures reaching 64 degrees in mountain view and scott valley. 64 in fremont. 68 in concorde. and 66 in san jose. we'll talk about what's ahead. you were looking at the bay bridge. >> i'm look the at our shot because yesterday we had clouds drifting down and impeding our view. that's why they turned the metering lights on earlier. we're looking at the smooth drive. you can see the span of low clouds can. that maybe critical in when the metering lights starts. look at that across the north bay. no delays as that disabled

vehicle cleared. there was not a second one. but everything is clear in both directions. we still have that construction. the south bay, all at speed back to you. >> thank you very much. this morning the community of louisville is in mourning after a mass shooting at a local bank left five dead and eight others injured. here's the terrible statistic. according to the gun violence archive, this is the 146 mass shooting in the united states so far this year. we are starting to learn more about some of the victims. police are calling it a workplace violence. an employee opened fire where he worked. today's jay gray joins us live outside the scene of that mass sher. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning.

louisville's mayor call this is a horrific tragedy, and unfortunately with the numbers you just talked about, it's a uniquely american tragedy dealing with shootings in this country more than the rest of the world combined. take a look behind me. this is where it happened. the windows and doors boarded up after witnesses say was an intense fire fight happening down here in downtown louisville overnight prayers and pain. >> gracious god, the news of this day has ripped our hearts and it has torn our souls. >> east main street. >> reporter: downtown louisville in seconds shifting to the scene of the latests mass shooting. let's be clear about what this was. this was an evil act of targeted violence. >> at least five killed.

who died from her wounds at the hospital last night. eight injured, including nick wilt, sworn in ten days before the attack. >> nick has come out of brain surgery and is in critical but stable condition. >> will part of the first wave arriving three minutes after the during an intense fire fight killing the 25-year-old suspect, identified as a bank employee. police and federal agents pulling evidence from the bank and suspect's home searching for any clue that may help them understand how and why the killing spree happened. as this grieving community searches for a way to deal with overwhelming loss. >> we will get through this. we'll get through this together. it's the only way. we'll march forward.

>> reporter: that's going to be a very difficult journey. the city along with the red cross has set up what they call a family assistance center it's really for anyone who is strugging right now either mentally or emotionally following the attack. >> which is completely understandable. thank you so much. in that fallout from another mass shooting, one of two expelled tennessee lawmakers back on the job. this after leaders voted to reinstate a state house member justin jones. brie jackson is live in washington. many supporters were demanding his return to office. >> that's right. good morning. justin jones' reinstatement comes after hundreds of people rallied in nashville in support of the oakland native. jones and fellow democrat who

are black were expelled thursday in house votes that drew national attention to rieshl racial dynamics in tennessee politics. the pair, along with representative gloria johnson, led supporters in chants calling for gun control measures after a shooting at a nashville school killed six people including three 9-year-olds.mp the trio broke house rules and used a bull horn when they were not recognized to speak. johnson survived her expulsion vote, which she suggested had to do with the tact that she is white. jones had this to say on the tennessee house floor following yesterday's decision to reinstate him. >> it represents a point that it comes a time to come back here.

>> nashville's council voted to appoint him as an interim representative by a unanimous vote. he will hold the seat into a special election can be held. jones is expected to run for that seat. ahead of his reinstatement the chapter of the naacp issued a statement, which reads in part, the oakland branch is outraged that tennessee's speaker of the house called jones' peaceful protest unacceptable and a violation of house rules. now those in oakland who knew jones are not surprised by his efforts to urge the passage of stricter gun control measures in the wake of yet another school shooting. meanwhile, it's unclear whether the other expelled tennessee representative justin pearson will be reinstated. we'll learn more about that. there is expected to be a vote to fill that seat or the interim seat tomorrow. live in washington, brie jackson today in the bay. >> all eyes will be on that, especially in tennessee.

thank you. 5:0. happening today, a recently opened san francisco whole foods store suddenly closes indefinitely due to concerns. it's the idea of this becoming a flagship store. it's now being closed over rampant shop lufting and the alleged use of drugs in the restrooms by store visitors. mid-market district supervisor calls this latest sign police need to be better staffed. >> we have to get back to a fully staffed police department. i would argue if we're going to have businesses like whole foods closing after a year, we can't afford not to solve this problem. >> the mayor's office echoed the comments calling for more police staffing. all employees are being stores. right now there's no indication when or if that store may reopen. oakland leaders take the first steps to end the long-time

pandemic-related eviction protections. council members debate a plan to gradually phase out the moratorium. a full vote may happen as soon as next week. if approved, it may end by september. some cities and counties bans have already expired. ahead of the hearing, people will rally to support what they call a responsiblened to the ban. they will happen at 1:00 p.m. on harrison street outside of the offices of one of the city's larger landlords. in just a few hours, the water board of directors will review the recommendations to relax the water conservation mandate. for the first time in three years, drought conditions are gone thanks to this year's string of storms. the meeting is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon. 5:09. as we take a live look out, this is san francisco. you can see right there the lens has a little water on it. a few sprinkles out there. what do we expect from this weather? >> we have such warm weather

yesterday. today we're transitioning over to some milder weather. and in between, we have gusty winds and some drizzle to start out. right now, it's a mild morning. mid-to uper 50s as you step out the door. the winds will continue to increase coming in from the west and northwest. look at our noon wind speeds in miles per hour. it's 20 to 30 miles per hour, even getting higher in san francisco and near the coastline. it's going to be a gusty day. our temperatures are coming down. look at our first pitch temperature at oracle park. only 56 degrees. we'll feel the cool temperatures near the coast ask also about a 10 to 13 degree drop in temperatures inland as well. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. you were starting with a report in fremont. >> a live look at the camera view of 880. looking nice over there. the a arkway, some of the signs up there. similar signs iconic heading down toward mission. i called up fremont.

just north of the funnel. and a all had green sensors. no delays. bay bridge, richmond bridge, all moving nicely at speeds. what i'm concerned with is some fog near the golden gate bridge. i'm watching for that. that might influence when they turn the meet rg lights on for visibility. a smooth drive through the northbound. back to you. >> thank you. 5:10 right now. for a lot of people, it starts with overcoming higher costs from inflation next on today in the bay, some great ways to save while you shop. expert tips on how to stretch your dollar in the grocery aisle. the price of your is going down. but there is something that's slowing it. we'll take a look. you're watching today in the bay.

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right now, as we head to the north bay, we're getting a look at the park it's 56 degrees. it's going to cool down to the low 50s. and also the wichbds will pick up as the sky clears and temperatures warm up. much more slowly compared to yesterday. overall a cooler day. we'll talk about how we're expecting the rest of our week to shape up. more in a few minutes. >> this view of the bay bridge is get getting to be less of the og cing in. we'll see if they that affects the metering lights. we'll track it. good morning. very happy tuesday to you.

we get a lot of information about inflation this week. the consumer price index will show what we're paying for all kinds of goods and services. that's due out tomorrow. ask then the producer price index the next day on thursday. the perceived value of bitcoin jumped 6% in the last day. crossing 30 $30,000 for the first time since last summer. it's about double the value since the beginning of the year. up to other crypto currencies up as well. the value of our homes meantime falling we have seen several reports on that. bank of the west predicts home prices statewide here in california will fall 7.5% this year, another 2.5% next year. and all this comes as layoffs hit northern california particularly hard. unemployment in california 4.3% higher than the narchlg average there's one thing propping up

prices. people who own houses now are not that willing to sell them. not just because prices are falling, but because if they move, they'd likely have to give up a low interest rate, 2 or 3% on their mortgage, for current mortgage rates. here's bank of the west's chief economist. >> we haven't built enough homes and people have locked in low mortgage rates and are not interested in moving. a lot of people are locked in place in their housing. so there's still very low inventoies on the market, unless you get a lot of job loss and layoffs, much higher unemployment, the housing market looks better than it did a year or two ago. >> reporter: speaking of layoffs, silicon valley congresswoman and others are asking immigration to increase the amount of time laid off visa holders have to find a new job.

remember, if you're here on a special work visa and there are tens of thousands of people in silicon valley who are and you lose your job, you have to go home after 60 days. that means uprooting your family, selling your house, even if you had the money to stay, even if your spouse had a job, you have to go. and they are saying let's extend that out. give people more time to find another job n which they can use that specialized work visa. >> possibly get through this period we're in. thank you. 5:17 this morning. for those trying to make it in the bay, rising inflation rates continue to make sticking to a grocery budget nearly impossible. 80% say rising inflation has made it more costly for them to buy groceries. and 39% of americans say they are struggling to afford enough food for the household. there are some things that you can do to save. so experts say you should minimize your expenses by

shopping for fwrents that are in season. generic brands and a as financial advocates says, you should avoice buying precut foods. >> we recommend avoiding precut vegetables and toods. i know i'm super guilty of this. it's easy to go and want to pick up a tray that's fully cut and save you a couple minutes in the kitchen, but you're really paying for the privilege. >> she says it's best to make a list before you head to the grocery store so you can avoid buying things that you don't intend to buy or really need. i have done that before. >> prices are definitely up. double on a lot of things. >> use the coupons. a lot of stores have apps for it. >> i was in the store yesterday doing it.

>> the scan is like i get double on that. one of the things i can't get it. >> know. that's wherer we are right now. things are expensive. at least the weather is free and it's lovely in the bay area. >> it got really warm yesterday afternoon. it gave us a taste of summer. we're going to bring it down to spring for awhile. but if you are out there, here's your reminder that you do need to a take your allergy pills. look at grass, pollen and we're seeing much more of the ash, mulberry and oak trees blooming. that's adding a lot of pollen to the air. the reminder that it is spring. if you're going to be out there hiking today, we have people on spring break. the kids are out. maybe you're taking a break from work. take a look at our temperatures in the east bay. it starts out cloudy and misting. temperatures in the mid-50s. but then as we head into the day, it's going to be in the upper 60s.

64 in oakland. and 64 in san francisco. tomorrow it's about the same. maybe even bringing it down a couple degrees in san jose. looking at a high of 64 degrees. 66 in napa. it's about the same on thursday as well. maybe even just a touch warmer in some spots. but what's happening is we have the cold front that's coming through, burr the rain is really trying up as it approaches the bay area. so we're just looking at some drizzle this morning. and then as we head into the weekend, dry weather continues. we may see the north bay getting in so on some rain monday and tuesday. we'll be watching out for that. take a look at our temperature trend. upper 60s today. mid-60s tomorrow. a little cooler. then you can see it coming back up. we're in for a pleasant weekend with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. and we'll also see the temperatures dipping again next week. so we're still kind of going

back and forth. the battle of the air masshñ between spring and winter. we're going to see spring weather for the weekend. the commute so far is calm. it looked like it was swallowing up the bay bridge. you can see low clouds, but there's great visibility. not as good as the toll plaza, but it's visible across the span. no metering lights yet. we'll continue to watch for that. no slowing throughout the east bay. there's a fire along 242. just behind the dealership. no injuries reported. incidents were all clear as well. back to you. >> thank you. next on today in the bay, an airline found a missing cute

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ing. he asked our team to step in. >> good morning. robbie in fremont was flying united home from london via washington. he checked three bags at customs in washington he claimed his bags and rechecked them to sfo. how many arrived? zero. he says he filed a claim with united. it sent him a note saying his bags were in transit and would be delivered to his home. two bags arrived, one still missing. they acceptability no status updates for four weeks. the wait wm contacted us. we called united. he then admitted his bag was missing and paid hymn $1246 for the loss. they did not respond to our request for a statement. robbie said i am convinced that without your intervention, i would still be on hold with united airlines and getting nowhere. generally when your bag is missing for 21 days, it's considered permanently lost. then the federal government

requires your airline to pay you up to $3800 for domestic trips, $1700 for international flights. the feds rank airlines on lost luggage and the most recent report puts united airlines down at the bottom among the 15 major and commuter carriers. lost bags are actually pretty rare. 1% of united's bags are mishandled. your odds are good and yet we still recommend dropping a wifi tracker in your luggage. something like air tag. one per passion. they are as cheap as $25 and when your luggage is near a hot spot, it can pinpoint its location on your phone and help your airline find your luggage. you can also use your smart phone to ping us scan the qr code now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. police are still searching for the suspect in a deadly freeway shooting that took the life of a 5-year-old.

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how do you go from celebrating a a birthday to losing your 5-year-old child within seconds? >> tragedy, right now at 5:30, inescapable sorrow. we're hearing about the life of this 5-year-old, who was shot and killed on a bay area highway. also ahead in a live report, the

latest on the investigation. pushing for new funding, the d > pushing for new funding, the making and how leaders saying it will be out enforce the policies. and making it in the bay, the pilot program to help commuters rely on one of the busiest freeways. this is today in the bay. >> i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at our forecast with kari hall. >> yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far. and now we're going to bring it back to spring. and the temperatures will reach into the 50s or 60s for today. now we're starting out with 50s around the bay area. we take a live look outside. 56 degrees. it's going to be a mild one. and those winds really start to pick up. ask temperatures hold steady

reaching 66 in san jose as well as 68 in martinez we're going to talk about that in a few minutes. you were looking at the trivalley. how is it going? >> the camera look good. we expect that to build. we have seen a number of reports in that direction. we'll show you on the map. no major problems on this live camera we have incidents in the area approaching around isabel. no slowing there. but we want to circle those on the right. that's a major focus right now. folks come in through the pass. it looks like everything has gotten to the shoulder, but we'll track that. just your typical build. the bottom of the screen, north 101. a new crash reported. everything just got off to the right shoulder. back over to you. the investigations this

morning still appears to be wide open in the weekend shooting on interstate 880 that killed a 5-year-old girl. >> we're still learning more about the young victim as family and friends grieved this senseless tragedy. what have you been able to learn? >> reporter: good morning. it's trly a senseless tragedy. police are still searching for the suspect involved in the deading shooting that took the life of a 5-year-old. we're hearing from a close family frent. friend. this victim is a 5-year-old. she was shot ask killed over the as she was riding in the car with her family. they were coming back are from a party heading back home that night when it all took place. lis are trying to determine if this is connected to another shooting in the area. that took place around the same time. we got a chance to speak with a mom's best friend. the family is grieving. they are heartbroken by all of this.

she also pointed out that she was going to turn 6 a bit later in the month. >> she was a great kid. and this shouldn't have happened to her. she loved life. everybody was her friend. she loved to laugh, smile and hang out with her family. >> now no arrests have been made so far when it comes to the suspects connected to the shooting, but another shooting did take place around that area around the same time. the suspects in that incident have been arrested, but it's unclear if that's connected to this deadly freeway shooting. if you have information, you're ebb couraged to contact chp. we're live for today in the bay. sglu can't imagine the pain that family is going through. thank you, pete. happening now, uc berkeley police are searching for someone

who grabbed and groped a woman on campus. it happened at 12:30 this morning. the woman fought back and got away. investigators say the latest incident maybe related to two other sexual battery cases yesterday. anyone with information should call uc police. a bicyclist is dead after a car crash on the peninsula. this happened around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. that cyclist was hit and killed in redwood city. this is near the historic house. both the bike and that car traveling the northbound direction before the collision. cyclist a 37-year-old. the 22-year-old driver and another passenger in that1ñ car were taken to the hospital as a precaution. that collision happened around 9:00 last night.

this is near north 1st street and 880. firefighters sprang into action in concorde after a car crashed into a transformer. it happened past pix sitland. the driver did not suffer serious injuries. the cause of the crash is not clear. happening today, berkeley leaders meet to debate on how to do seed money to reimagine public safety policies. council members are debating $100,000 for the design of the new police early intervention and risk management system. the goal is to better promote fair and impartial policing policies. meanwhile this thursday, council members will hold a closed door session to consider granting permanent status to the current interim police and fire chiefs. some commuters are struggling to make it in the bay. they may soon receive help in getting help from point a to b. the regional leaders are set to announce a new pilot program for

the express lanes along 880. low income commuters maybe able to qualify for reduced tolls. the full details will be announced at 11:00 this morning. let's take a live look this morning at palisades tahoe ski resort. they are seeing near record levels of snow. as the temperatures start to warm, the question will turn to run off and whether waterways are equipped to handle that epic snow melt. experts in the army corp. of engineers will hold a news conference to address the situation and potential flooding thread threats it takes place at 1:00 this a afternoon. we'll be sure to cover that for you. 5:37 right now. let's get a look at that forecast. >> we were talking about that snow. and it has been really impressive. take a look at the southern sierra. still at 319%. the average snow depth at 126

inches. that's pretty impressive. and all of the rain that we had in the bay area, you're probably enjoying the green velkation around. if you want to head out for a hike today in theest bay, it's in the 50s. it's going to be cloudy, but also windy as we gradually see more sun coming out ask temperatures in the 60s for today. concorde reaching 68 degrees. and about the same in santa rosa. san francisco will be a windy 59 degrees. be prepared if for that as well as some mist and drizzle. and you were looking at the traffic ahead of you. >> some are not surprising. the bay bridge up here, this is a typical time we see the build and we'll closely track that. no surprises on the morning commute. we can look forward to a surprise that might be in store. they are doing more tree work. a full closure just around here. so we had all the trees come

down. got to make sure we clear that stuff up and get back in good condition. . same thing for the trees on southbound 17. all week bng 9:00 ask 3:00, we'll have the south side losing the lanes. yesterday even by 10:00, we saw a tremendous amount of slowing heading down there. so that will probably be in effect today as well as tomorrow. keep that in mind in case you have spring break and you're planning on heading to the beach. we have overnight closures. we still have that in place. that's an ongoing project. and in the city an ongoing project here. giants got to keep going all season pushing hard. tonight at 6:45. you'll get crowds up the extension. watch for folks crossing the roadway from the cal tran station. just that typical build. the recent storms perhaps leading to a deadly consequence for southern california man. coming up next, bacteria in

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contracted a flesh-eating bacteria. it happened after relatives say the man chased his dog into a pond in san diego that was created during the recent storms. according to his mother, it started with an open wound and grew into an infection on his arm, which then he delayed seeking medical attention for. one infectious disease expert says the condition is rare ask not contagious, but it can be deadly in 20% of the cases. >> it enters the body through broken skin barrier. it quickly reproduces in your tissue, moving through the tissue very rapidly and giving off toxins. >> thetf bacteria is found in wm and brackish water. it is especially deadly for people with weaker immune systems. advocates for black students

plan to hold a rally and march today they are concerned over the governor's $had 300 million equity multiplier plan to bridge the education gap. critics fear the money will be directed not to black student who is need it, but to the poorest schools with minimal enrollment. the final budget plan is due next month. the fight over the abortion pill lukly headed to the supreme court. >> the biden administration is disagreeing with the judge in texas, who said that one of the pills women use is really unsafe. >> that's right. the disagreement is less about what's safe and not safe and more about who gets to decide. there is a logic, the white house says, to let the fda decide what's a safe drug the same way the faa regulates airplanes or the fcc regulates television stations. but in texas, it was one judge who decided the food and drug administration was wrong about a drug used for tarm pseudocall

abortions. a drug that's been on the market for more than 20 years. here's former attorney general. >> we feel very confident that ultimately we will prevail in court that this one judge in one state should not have the ability to undermine safe and effective medicines that millions of americans rely on. >> separately, a judge in washington state supported the fda, but this kind of guarantees the case is going to go to the supreme court because you have two different decisions that conflict. the pill is still available, as the government appeals the texas decision. there's no question the fight over abortion is having a result at the ballot box. it's driving democrats to vote, and that's alarmed some republicans. republican nancy mace out of south carolina told "the new york times," quote, if if we can show that we care just a little

bit, that we have some compassion, we can show the country our policies are reasonable, but because we keep going down these rabbit holes of extremism, we're just going to keep losing. new this morning, more than 400 pharmaceutical executives have signed a letter condemning that judge's decision about the pill. the drug makers are concerned any drug from something on the market now to help asthma to a yet to be developed drug that cures cancer would be subject to the opinions of a court instead of the fda. happy scenes at the white house on monday. president biden has some serious business ahead. he signed an order ending the national covid emergency and now he's off to belfast to mark the anniversary of the good friday agreement. ireland ready to celebrate, but there's worry whether that peace agreement will hold. we're talking about all of those issues on social media. on it twer, you can find me. take a look at this. this is a live look at the uc

berkeley falcons camera this morning. it's inside the bell tower there. you see the movement. little baby chick. they welcomed their first offspring together and have three more on the way. go big or go home. scientists are kited because once one egg hatches, the remaining hatch in the next 48 hours. uc berkeley will host a watch party at the art museum to cel brat this morning. you can also watch online. they love it. turning this morning into your wildest dreams, swifies can hardly shake it off when it comes to a recent absent note. >> the mother e-mailed her daughter's first grade teacher ahead of them attending the sold-out show. that mother borrowed from taylor swift's cat loss. it starts off with dear reader, she begged me to go and maybe i

should have said no, but i didn't want to be mean. k so it goes, i hope it doesn't leave any bad blood between you and maddie. the gurl's mother tweeted that out and she really hoped the teacher was a fellow swifty. as for the teacher's recent re ply, the note made her entire day. >> she could have left a blank space in her grade book. >> i'm sure that was a song. >> you said a lot of line there is. >> now we'll have bad blood. >> we're starting out right now with some drizzle out there. some mist and it's going to be a

soggy start driing across the golden gate bridge. wet roads, slow down. so just a heads up about that. it's not enough rain to help us out with the pollen count. a good rainfall will wash those allergens out of the air. we're still seeing a high amount of grass, ash, mulberry and oak trees blooming. so we're in spring, but also the winds are going to blow things around quite a bit today as temperatures drop. take a look at our 1:00 wind gus forecast. this is in miles per hour. we have winds from the west at 26 miles per hour in san francisco. and 15 to 20 miles per hour even in the valleys today. but the highest wind gust that could possibly even reach 50 miles per hour will be near the coastline in spots like bodega bay. and just a heads up about that. if you have anything outside, make sure that it is strapped down and ready for these gusty

winds. it's going to be about 10 or 12 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. reaching 66 in san jose. as well as 66 in dublin. and 64 in san francisco. going into tomorrow, it's about the same. maybe even a little cooler in some of the valleys. and this this is more seasonal weather after we got that taste of summer yesterday. and we're seeing this cold front dropping in. this system that's bringing in light rain. much of the rain falling apart. we're just seeing drizzle this morning. but going throughout the rest of the forecast. if you're thinking about when is my lawn going to get some water, it may not be until rl next week we see some north bay rain chances. let's head down to gill roy. reaching 70 today. low 60s tomorrow. significantly cool. we'll spring back up to 70s for the weekend. it's going to be really nice. maybe check out some of the

super blooms. temperatures will be still going up and down. but the sunshine will continue. you're seeing some slowing for a couple ridges. >> you talked about the mist and the drizzle and low visibility. maybe slow it down. they are a little bit. we talked about the potential for metering lights. we turned them on as we were talking about the song. because the metering liekts have been activated. both bridges will see slowing on the approach. no problems on the span. the build for highway 37, typical pattern not so bad. caster valley a little bit of slowing. build right on schedule through the east bay. and that first flow continues through the 101. that will clear in the next few. happening nout, if you get a traffic tcket, san mateo is making it easier to pay it. the court is now using a website my citation to pay tickets online.

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now it's time to take a look at what's trending for you this morning. life is the highway. that doesn't mean you can go around honking at everyone. >> i many life is the highway. but you can't go around honking

at people. it turns out excessive honking is not protected by what some people would consider freedom of speech because according to "the washington post," a southern california woman tried to sue after she was cited for honking. approximately 14 times during a protest, the citation ended up getting dismissed. the woman decided to sue the sheriffs office. she claimed honking was protected under the first amendment rights, however, a sfruk appeals court just ruled frrl of speech does not protect californian who is honk their horn. it should be left for alerting people for dangers on the road. and maybe since her case was dismissed, she should have left that one alone. >> do not honk for jesus to save yourself. >> remember the fire festival? the man behind the fire festival says fire festival two is coming. >> allegedly.js

>> you may recall in 2017 billy mcfarland planned a luxury music festival full of celebrities and models. the event ended up being a disaster with major floods, security and accommodation issues. it was released from prison after serving time for fraud he tweeted fyre festival ii is finally happening. no details. we maybe waiting for awhile. >> he's got a way of creating the hype. we're talking about it. as we watch to see what will happen, everyone loves it. and especially at the movies. how about some licorice with that. not too bad. so red vines just dropped this limited edition flavored classic licorice strip.

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the weekend. so we have green hills peppered with the yellow flowers. it's the upside of getting so much rain this season. down in santa clara county, the parks department is expecting an explosion of california poppies, butter cups and other wild flowers. we went out hiking. the first thing my daughter did is ran over and picked one. but we did some research. it is not illegal to pick the poppies, but you don't want to do it. it's not encouraged. no one is going to come and arrest you. if you want to see it in person, go to nbcbayarea.com. we have this interactive map showing the best trails for wild flower viewing. >> usually we see just the brown hills. right now at 6:00 a community left definite stated. mourners