>> there is differently an important day across the country. feels bigger here in communities. this place has a significant history of welcomin new immigrants. they say they are ready to welcome these families. >> reporter: san jose is preparing to receive an influx of immigrant families. this

venezuela immigrant, who moved to the u.s. in 2017, is one of the leaders who will welcome these families to the bay area [speaking non-english ] >> reporter: she says she identifies 100% with all of the families immigrating for a better life. she is a member o an organization in east san jos that has been helping an increasing number of new arrivals, other leaders from santa clara county and san jose the director of racial equity echoed this message. >> the city of san jose is currently planning a welcoming migrant response plan. if needed it will activate various departments in the city organizations to ensure that ou response is as welcoming and inclusive and humane to people

who are seeking asylum in the u.s. >> reporter: they did not give us details of their plan, but i will follow their work. the group says they are helping two to three new families each day. they expect the number could g as high as 10 new families. >> we have been working to stabilize families, get them temporary shelter, use limited resources that we do have to ge temporary hotel stays, getting food and water and medical enrollment coverage, getting th families, the children enrolled in school and other type of resources to get families stabilized. >> reporter: he says we will se the impact of this change, not now but in the next two weeks, emphasizes the importance of this help to avoid where these migrants would have to camp in parks or on the street. >> all right, thank you. now that title 42 is ending we are seeing the first wave of

lawsuits, and a big set back fo the white house. a federal judge temporarily blocked the biden administration's policy t release migrants faster when border patrol stations are full now, the story we talked about at the top of the broadcast. a shocker. the san jose business looks pretty unremarkable. police say what they found inside could of destroyed an entire building. the police were called out for burglary on old bay shore highway off of 101. they found something different and something none of them were expecting. a stockpile of explosive-making materials. 48-year-old man was arrested after the police searched his home and his business. we talked to his neighbor and people who work close by to where this alleged bomb factory was uncovered. >> reporter: the police arreste the suspect at his home here in the neighborhood of san jose. they obtained a search warrant and found several of what they are calling destructive devices

inside the house. but, plenty more at his place of business where the whole investigation began. the police say each of the small devices lined up in rows packed up to three times the explosive power of an m-80. and if they all somehow blew up together . >> he said he had enough to level a building. imagine that in your neighborhood. >> reporter: this neighbor said it was shocking to find out 48-year-old adam had been arrested for allegedly running an explosive device manufacturing operation out of his home and business. >> he was 15 plus next to the guy. >> reporter: the police say the operation, that may have been headquartered in this small business park on old bay shore, might never have been discovere if not for a burglary call that came in a few days ago at 4:00 in the morning. >> officers went to clear the building in which the reported burglary occurred and stumbled on the evidence they discovered it appears this facility had been in operation for a very

long time. >> reporter: be sides the finished devices, the police found more than 100 pounds of materials that could be used to make larger bombs and investigators are trying to figure out if the devices were being sold and distributed and who else might be involved. >> our building is pretty close >> reporter: jim davis runs a motorcycle repair shop in the set of building next to where the devices were found. he wa not even allowed to get close t his shop when the bomb squad took over the scene. >> it does not surprise me but scary when you think about what they were making and what could have happened. it sounds like lot was going on over there. >> he has kids and everything, it looks like perfect family uni.t. >> reporter: unit. he is held in santa clara jail on a 400,00 bond. people waiting to get into

tonight's uc anbe earful from protesters fighting to kee the anthropology library open. this is day 21 of their demonstration. last week chancellor proposed closing the anthropology library and turnin it into a reading room and even and teaching space. protesters and factory in the anthropology department reject today. >> we want students, under represented minorities, the general public and educational resources to be the number one priority at a public university >> reporter: they say they have to close the library and the math and physic's library because they are facing a debt. elon did this, walk into twitter headquarters carrying a

workforce and faces lawsuits. the whole time musk insisted he was not going to the ceo forever. she picked a new one and she starts in six weeks the wall street journal reports musk has been in talks to hire chair of global advertising at nbc universal. musk says he will stay involved as executive chair and cto ever time he tweets a big announcement it is followed by flood of tweets. deon warwick wrote i am excited to officiall take on the role as ceo of twitter. this has been in the works for months. imagine that were true. and, sander tweeted this video of a dog behind a desk saying the new ceo of twitter. northern california earthquake tonight was big enough to stop a meeting and

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. a magnitude 5.5 quake hit today. so strong people can feel the shaking 120 miles sout of the epi-center in sacramento it was followed by a swarm of smaller earthquake. it was centered in the middle of the lake. the jolt interrupted a meeting. >> oh, that hurts, that is a earthquake. >> it took a little while for people to register what was going on. co tythcated shwenos

number on this resort. alcohol bottles were smashed all over the floor and stuff went flying off of their shelfs in their kitchen. we talked a lot about the parts of california that were absolutely buried in snow. one example is the basin. flooding again, as the southern sierra snowpack melts away. there is spot in california where all of the rain and the snow has not added up. just about all of th state's reservoirs are now brimming, the two largest are well above their historical averages. take a look at this. trinity at just 39% capacity. that is just half of the historical average. so, why is one of these lakes not like the others? now, it sounds like thi all depends on who you ask? >> that is true. there are places in california where they have too much water and then there is trinity lake. a reservoir that works differentl

than others like shasta. the people living here think they missed out on this winter. the are not happy about it. >> i have been here 22 years. have seen it go up and down. w had droughts before. the lake as well be 3/4s full right now. >> he is showing us one place where the drought has not reall ended. >> it is going into the recreation part of the lake. th people that want to come up. a little town, it is hurting everybody up here. >> reporter: a trip to the dock means making a trek across a landscape that looks a lot like california in the past several years. >> i come all of the way down the hill to a ramp down there t get there. >> reporter: on the banks of trinity it is easy to feel this is the lake winter left behind. barely an hour away, business owners on shasta are dropping

posts into a full lake. >> i get calls every day. is th water coming up? is the water, what are they doing with the water? shasta is full, what is going on. >> two-part answer. we just came out of the worst three years of drought. trinity is a large reservoir. the third largest in the state and it has a small basin. >> reporter: the area manager points out that trinity started very low and does not fill as easily as shasta. while the lake did see intense rainfall - >> it cuts in the side of my hill here. >> the bureau says it was not enough to fuel an above normal rebound >> it is not the 300% from the other part of the state. filled every other reservoir up be sides trinity. >> reporter: trinity is fed by

snowpack and the lake does have good news there. >> we do. we do. there is plenty of snowpack. but the problem is -- >> that is the problem. an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year we did not release extra water just some of the volume. some of it from summer to winter months. so, people saw more volume in february, march than they normally do. that will be shaved back this summer the volume will be the same. >> the releases are going exactly as scheduled. >> reporter: the seasonal shift is part of a plan to restore fish habitat below the dam. however, he did add this

>> it is a continuing you learn as you go here. >> reporter: changes may be needed if the lake is going to come back. they are looking at the rules for trinity and after a lot of feedback this somethin they are looking at. >> and one of those determinations might be when we have really low lake levels let's readjust the volumes, perhaps, like people wanted to see this year. save the volume to build the reservoir back. trinity is a really difficult reservoir to build back in one year as we saw this year. so, we are looking at things like that longer term. >> if we are halfway up from there to the tops of the bottom to where we are right now. i don't think they would be this bad. >> it will not rebound like the others, so many things with california water it left them with frustration and hard feelings. folks here in trinit might be the only people in the

state that reached the spring desperate for another big winter. >> hope to get a good rainfall next summer so they don't do this to us. if they do, we wil be in the same spot right now. >> you build the dam you get flood control, water storage, recreation, but you create demand between the folks on the lake and the fish caught in the middle. this, really a textboo example of the california water fight. >> wow. >> even when we have a lot of it. we appreciate it. >> reporter: okay, now, the weather looking good. >> the weather this week has been nice and lovely it is warming up a little bit more. lot more in some places. what can we expect? a lot of people are planning things for mom, fo grandma, as you should. she works hard for you every day to pay the bills and make sure everything is done. >> got a few more days to get

your act together and do whatever is appropriate. >> you are officially late if you have not planned it out at this point. especially -- right? andrea is laughing behin me. >> she has been taken care of. mom is fine. as we get closer, the temperatures are warming up. took a step back closer to normal temperatures today. jum again tomorrow and jumping agai into the first half of the weekend high pressure, big hill of air in the atmosphere. just the weight of the atmosphere on top of us, compresses it. helping crunch the marine layer the temperatures are cool. appropriately cool in the middl of may. the fog is going to be widespread to start the day tomorrow. it will not take lon to dissipate. some of it spill into the inland valley, east bay, santa clara valley. watch how fast it retreats, gone by 9:00, along the coast, plenty o

sunshine heading towards midday the temperatures start off tomorrow morning, mix of upper 40s and 50s normal for this tim of the year. below average temperatures we will be above average tomorrow. just a degree in san francisco. it counts. several degrees above normal fo most other parts of the bay area. zooming in for a closer look at where it leaves us. nea 60 near the coast, 70s on the peninsula and lower 80s in the santa clara valley. up to 78 degrees in san jose. upper 70s low to middle 80s. inland in th east bay. your temperatures will be the warmest. even hottest as we head into the weekend. around the bay, it is going to be mild. i would not call it warm just yet. 60 ins san francisco. lower 70s. heading north of the golden gat until you go farther north. temperatures inland reaching up to the middle 80s. the temperatures from a few degrees tomorrow to above average

saturday even in areas closer t the water. bruce bochy's return to the bay area. but, cooling down tomorrow evening into the 50s by the time they are wrapping up. let's take a look at the full seven-day forecast. the weekend, those are the warmest days in the next seven-days overall. the temperatures closer to 70 in th city. looking to be 80 degrees in oakland. we coast back down to close to normal temperatures by wednesday and thursday of next week. it means a mix of 70s, 80s for inland parts of th bay area after a couple days this weekend, highs in the uppe 80s, lower 90s. inland, east bay, the warmest location on th map. at least you are making i up into the middle 60s. we will take it. >> all right, thank you, paul. coming up in sports, the giants are not off to a bad start. they start their road trip on a high note. a

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. okay, so this is the point of the series where neither tea wants to deal with any type of injury situation. >> no it is getting to that point where they are looking at injuries. laker star center davis is not in concussion protocol. he is expected to play in game six after taking a hit to the head in the fourth quarter last night. the bigges concern is the key warrior. wiggins onable. wigs has 25 la nit and called it his be

t fotwo months while dealing with a family matter. >> the warriors hoping their game six goes better than it di for kevin durant and the suns. there was a tough one. second quarter, nuggets, murray, ditching it behind his back and drops it off. they go on to win. the nuggets advance to th western conference finals and are waiting for the winner of the warriors/lakers series. in the eastern conference, the 76ers trying to finish off the celtics, a little over four minutes left. boston star jayso tatum gets him. he scored 16 o his 19 in the fourth ter bostonns in philly, 95 thhome r on sunday. baseball now,ntinues to gr

in rst week e majors a hall of famer. he is getting defensive pointers. not a bad person to go to. he apparently does not need help from his bat first at bat of the night. he blasts one into the second deck his second home run in three big league games it is 2-0 giants. alex cobb did not allo the run for the third time. he strikes out three and seven and two third shutout innings. his era is 1.70. the lowest in the national league. now, back to schmidt in the ninth inning, perfect at the plate. a 4-4 night. he is 8-12 in the big leagues and tied mccovey for most hits by a giant in the first three games in the majors

a full 202349ers schedule was released. traveling to pittsburgh for week one. other notable games, week five agains the cowboys, one of five primetime games and the 49ers play at seattle on thanksgiving the rematch with the eagles is coming up on december 3rd. and christmas night at levi stadium against the baltimore ravens. the warriors have lost eight straight in l.a. going back to the last season. they will nee curry and the whole supporting cast to show up tomorrow. >> oh! yes they do, thank you. up next, one bay area zoo getting ready for a new

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. feeding birds may sound innocent enough, right? especially at your house? maybe your own backyard? but that could be banned in half-moon bay, believe it or not. a new proposal would ban feeding wild birds on public and private property. it would even ban backyard bird feeders in they are less than five feet from th ground. hmm. now, critics say it is incredibly extreme. an overreach. people that support this law say this is what they need to do to control the

skyrocketing bird population. they say that is causing problems by hurting other wildlife and even damaging property in some cases. you might remember the city of sunnyvale did something to control crow population, a city worker used a green laser to flash at the birds but after a month the crows came back. who would of predicted that one? the san francisco zoo is getting a new jaguar. they hav a lot to brag about. they are the largest big cat in the americas. the third largest cat in the world. this one is particularly pretty. it is 11 years old. 125 pounds. arrive from the sacramento zoo before that he lived at the san diego zoo where he was born. so he has been moving around a lot. h is still nameless apparently. the zoo says they are going to pick a name him sometime this summer. why one ever the bay areas

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. were you aware of corgi-con >> i did not. >> apparently it is a thing it is leaving san francisco. it i very popular. don't worry, it will still be close. headed to the alameda county fairgrounds. going on since 2014. held at ocean beach. oh my gosh. >> yes. >> twice yearly. >> look at them. >> it is a corgi cuddle puddle. people bring their corgi's to meet up. they are moving because of regulation changes. we don't know what the changes are, they have not said. but the next corgi-con is september 16th. the first at the new location at the fair grounds. i is our producer's birthday. happy birthday. you can go there and be surrounded by very . >> september in pleasanton is different than ocean beach

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