actor randy quaid is now the latest celebrity to announce he's seriously considering running for governor of california, plus a dry lake bed in northern california, now taken over by a rare super bloom, and it's turned into an instagram attraction. and getting ready for the return of music festivals and large events. san francisco's health officer expresses one day before tickets go on sale, the three day music festival in golden gate park would be one of the bay area's first big test as pandemic restrictions. continue to ease. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes and

i'm alex savage. it certainly signals some semblance of the return to pre pandemic life. and as ktvu is christian captain reports health. officials are on board, right now the polo field in san francisco's golden gate park is relatively quiet. but in october organizers hope to bring the field alive as it has in the years past with the music arts and food festival known as outside lands, event, organizers announced that single day tickets will be available thursday for the three day festival, currently scheduled to take place over the halloween weekend. california health officials released a statement saying when it comes to love large scale festivals and events. they're still hoping to fully reopen the state's economy in mid june and will continue to provide guidance for specific events were closely linked to the state. as you know, and that june 15th date is a data which, yes, we're going to see what guidance remains on the state part and we're going to do what we've always done in san francisco, which is look at our local conditions. san

francisco's health authorities say, continuing vaccinations and dropping infection rates or why were even able to have a discussion. about large events like outside lands, the city's acting health officer says outside lands organizer's have been working closely with health experts in planning and are an example of how some of the city's signature events like outside lands and even fleet week can proceed. it is a we're in a fantastic position right now that we can't even talk about outside lands. i mean, it is such a fixture of san francisco every fall, so it is super exciting to me as acting health officer, but also as a person that um, you know, loves these events, some major event organizers are still planning for their return this year after being canceled last year. organizers of the gilroy garlic festival announced plans for drive thru events in july and bottle rock and napa county has announced plans to go ahead over the labor day weekend. but other major festivals, including coachella and stage coach initially tried to

reschedule their shows, but finally decided to push back their festivals to 2022. health experts say it will take some time before organizing major events gets back to normal. we did reach out to outside lands organizer's hoping to learn more about what kinds of safety precautions they're going to have in place, and just how many people they're hoping will attend this year, but we did not hear back from them. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. all right, if you're thinking about going to outside, lance, here's a look now at some of the lineup performances kicked off friday with the strokes, followed by tyler, the creator and glass animals saturday. the headliner is liz. oh and vampire weekend is also performing and then on sunday, tame impala is the headliner with performances by day, baldwin, rufus to seoul and oakland's kilani and his christian mentioned tickets for single day tickets. go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. concert in spain could set the stage for future life events says the u. s and the rest of the world

recovers from the pandemic. the concert in barcelona last month was used for a study about super spreader events, and researchers found the event did not lead to any significant outbreaks. 5000 people wore masks and they were screened for covid-19 ahead of time. in total, there were six positive cases in the two weeks following the concert, with none of them requiring hospitalization and that gilroy guard like festival is back on this year, two years after a shooting there left four people dead organizer say the reimagined festival will look different. among other events. it will include a drive thru gourmet alley, and it will be held at christmas tree park, but instead at the gilroy presbyterian church, the festival is scheduled for the weekend of july, 23rd and august 1st. aim is to get back to that ability to be able to give back to the community. in the way we've done for 42 years. coming up tonight on the

10 o'clock news will have a live report with more on the plans and what the mayor says the festival's return means for the city. police in dublin have arrested two people in the shooting death of an up and coming bay area rapper angel butler and devante williams were booked on murder charges yesterday. mark alexander, also known as little yays, was killed in november near the dublin, pleasanton, bart station, investigators say the wrapper left a studio in san francisco and drove to dublin to see butler on the night. he was killed. both suspects face first degree murder charges, and butler faces an additional charge for conspiracy to commit a crime. and attorney for three alameda police officers who restrained demand spoke out today defending her clients. mario gonzalez died after being taken into custody last week, the attorney says the officers used the lowest degree of force possible, given the circumstances and did put a knee on gonzales is back, but not on his neck. the chief

today also urged the public not to rush to judgment. all three of those officers are on paid leave right now pending the investigation. yeah, right. president joe biden addressed a joint session of congress tonight with some of the familiar rituals and also some new ones. fist bumps instead of hugs, and there were plenty of mask and sparse attendance to allow for social distancing. the resident pointed out another historic change as he%-g in front of vice president kamila harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. thank you all, madam speaker, madame. vice president. no president has ever said those words from this podium. no president ever said those words and it's about time. first lady jill biden held up virtual reception today for the guests who would normally have joined her toe

want to the speech and person here? the president's roughly 70 minute speech tonight he addressed a laundry list of agenda items, chief among them proposals to spend nearly $4 trillion to reinforce the social safety net in this country and also to build infrastructure. our political reporter greg lee, here now to break down some of the big moments from tonight's speech, greg yeah, i was creating president biden spent the beginning of his speech. touting his administration's response to covid-19 and giving a positive outlook, saying america is on the move. he also tried to sell his american families plan calling for 1.8 trillion in spending for child care, education and health care. here's how he suggested paying for it. how do we pay for my jobs and family plan? i made it clear we could do without increasing the deficit. let's start with what i will not do. i will not impose any tax increase on people making less than $400,000. but it's

time for corporate america. the wealthiest 1% americans have just began to pay their fair share. republicans have bristled at the plan in the proposed tax hikes. in addition to the big ticket items, president biden also spoke about national security. the u. s is standing in the world the climate change immigration reform, gun control and the need for congress to pass federal police reform in the wake of a racial reckoning. we have to come together to rebuild trust between law enforcement of the people. they serve through that systemic racism in our criminal justice system and no knack, police reform in george lord's name. following biden's speech, south carolina senator tim scott delivered the republican rebuttal in it. he echoed frustrations and criticisms from his party with the new administration. too much unfocused spending and saying biden has failed to deliver on his promise of bipartisanship and unity. our nation is starving for more than empty platitudes. we need policies

and progress that brings us closer together. but three months in. the actions of the president and his party are pulling us further and further apart. the president said he welcomes republican insight in his plans. but the question is, can he get anything passed with bipartisan support? biden said. the u. s needs to get moving and quote we have to prove democracy still works. alex. yeah greg? i mean, certainly these are some ambitious spending goals that the president has here. the price tag on these thieves to plans is certainly up there a trillions of dollars, obviously vastly expanding the role of government as well. when you look at his speech tonight, was he mainly appealing to hear alex three parts to this? obviously he hopes you can turn some republicans. but at this point that seems unlikely. he also needs to convince moderate and progressive democrats in his own party who believe he wants to spend too much short. not do enough. now he's also speaking to the american people

wanting their support, so they put pressure on their elected officials. in fact, he's hitting the road this week to continue doing just that. selling these big ticket plans he's proposing now a tent, we'll talk more about how republicans responded to these ideas and what biden delivered tonight. yeah, this is just the beginning of the sales pitch from president biden. alright ktvu political reporter greg lee, thank you, and with police reform on the minds of many a juror in the derrick show been murder trial is opening up about what it was like inside the deliberation room reporter leoben no has more now from minneapolis. how does it feel to be one of the 12 people that convicted their children? um, i don't know. it feels it feels like like it was meant to be. i feel like like it's zat. necessarily a good feeling. um because it then today i mean, somebody was murdered and

another person is going to be sentenced for however long i mean, those are two lives. that are, you know, for essentially going from most part, juror number 52 brandon mitchell, speaking candidly about deliberations in the derrick show vin trial, he says, once a four person was chosen, the jury dove right into the manslaughter charge against show vin initial vote all but one of the 12 person jury agreed show vin was guilty within an hour. the jury was unanimous on this charge, mitchell says then the next day when deliberations picked back up third degree murder discussions took a few hours because of its complexity, but. by the time jurors did a preliminary vote on second degree murder, the discussion on lee lasted about 20 minutes again on lee, one jury member needing to be swayed to find show been guilty on all three counts. yeah, it was just the same one. i mean, they just wanted to do their due diligence. they wanted to make sure that they're making the right decision on just take their time and be delicate with what they're deciding on, mitchell says. for him, pulmonologist, dr martin tobin stood out as the strongest

witness he made it makes sense was like i don't know what else the defense could say. right. it's this pretty much closes, discloses this trial. i mean, based off his testimony, the agnes and i still thought did a really good job for what he had to work with. mitchell believes whatever sentence judge cahill decides will be fair, but he hopes sheldon's conviction will be as historic as many already view it for that, he says, time will tell what this conviction. um like, so hopefully just park some type of change, hopefully does because it's implies that it's important for young black men in general have to be to be able to beat himself. no, sir. and that was leah benno reporting for us tonight. mitchell is the only juror so far that deliberated in the trial to speak out about his experience. still ahead force tonight, gearing up for summer travel and road trips, but there could be a speed bump in the form of a possible gas shortage will tell you about the contributing factors, plus new state guidelines for reopening water parks. the

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homes in los angeles county flames from the north fire and kissed aic were first reported about 1 30 this afternoon is fire has burned 460 acres so far, and it's 0% contained. several neighborhoods in that area are under mandatory evacuation orders tonight, fire

officials say the conditions there are pretty dry crews. also, we're dealing with gusting winds up to 16 mph. a survey of a decades old underwater chemical dump side off catalina island reveals that the debris field is far bigger than anyone imagined. reporter sandra endo tells us there are tens of thousands of barrels filled with toxic industrial waste still threatening marine life and people. this could be the biggest environmental threat to the west coast, according to scientists and researchers, a toxic dumping ground on the ocean floor lying between santa catalina island and the l a post. now, scientists at scripps reveal that the site is much larger than first thought, and they have confirmed their 27,000 barrels of ddt waste lying. 3000 ft. below the ocean's surface, and obviously it is a big concern. now that area. is the size of san

francisco. it's spread all over the ocean for roughly 36,000 acres wide, and scientists say the area was a dumping site for chemical corporations back in the 19 thirties and forties. it's horrible and then effects the marine life infects us because we live here and no, not good, not good, but i spent my life going in the water and palace verges, and that's right. where the what? where the ddt was dumped. and i oh, my gosh, i think what happened? i'm so excited about being from philadelphia. coming to the beautiful beaches of l. a on lee to hear this news. i'm like i'm going back to dirty shores of atlantic sitting ddt is a big concern in terms of the harmful effects for scientists over decades. they've been concerned about this as well, given the fact that it has impacted dolphins marine life seal. ryan's get having aggressive form of cancer, some cases and the material. the

toxic chemical was bad in 1972 because of the harmful effects to marine life as well as humans back to you. here in the bay area, the lindsay wildlife experience in walnut creek announced today that it will reopen its exhibit hall on tuesday, the museum will unveil a new habitat for its bald eagle on a special member than special membership basis, then reopen to the general public on wednesday. attendance will be limited to 50% of capacity earlier today on the four we spoke to emma pullen air, the curator of animal encounters at the lindsay wildlife experience about the reopening. we're excited to invite you in and enjoy our bald eagle who's in the sun and kind of blown out behind me right now that she's enjoying a yummy piece of rabbit behind me. this exhibit we want you all to experience for the first time when you come back, let me see if says the new bald eagle exhibit and have a tad and a new natural

history exhibit or just the beginning of the exhibit hall, returning to full access and operations, california water parks are gearing up to reopen today, though. state release of guidelines that they will allow water parks to reopen. as long as they're county is not in the most restrictive purple tear attendance will be limited based upon the county's coronavirus risk level mask will be required indoors and outdoors unless you're on a ride or in a setting where the face covering could get wet or while eating or drinking. you've probably already noticed the price of gas is going up just in time for those summer road trips. the statewide average for regular unleaded is now $4 a gallon. it's up about a dime from a month ago last year at this time, it was $2.75 a gallon in san francisco. unleaded will cost you $4.15 in oakland. people are paying about $4.4, and it's just a penny lower in san jose. they

should why the average is below $3. but fox is jailer, whitfield says that is all expected to change. planning a summer road trip. don't forget your keys or wallet. americans planning travel can expect it to come. what the higher price tag at the gas pump. i wouldn't be surprised if many parts of the country see over three by july, august, you could even see 3 50, a hefty jump from the current national average of $2.88 since most of the country spent more than a year inside because of the pandemic, and more and more are getting vaccinated each day. people are eager to get out if we get to that herd immunity. i don't think $3.50 for gasoline is going to stop anyone there. they're just going to keep on moving, but money may not be the on lee speed bump in your summer travel plans. supply could also be a factor. we had some weather related issues in texas, which knocked out some

refining capacity. and when it comes to just commodity production, we're been very slow to get back, also contributing to a possible nation. why gas shortage a lack of qualified tank truck drivers to deliver the commodity to gestations could lead to adages and inflated pricing. experts say popular tourist destinations. such as florida and arizona are at a higher risk of running out of fuel. gas isn't the only industry seeing a shortage rental cars are in limited supply in high demand in atlanta, jailer would fill fox news. the airline industry is seeing a sharp spike and booking bookings as vaccinations ramp up and more peop. this has been the best quarter since the pandemic with flight bookings up 111% in march compared to the weeks leading up to the vaccine. roll out. the new numbers come just days after the european union

indicated that it would let vaccinated americans into europe this summer. from romania, so we were looking into traveling to turkey over the summer. if it's possible, so we're just starting to explore that option. i know some of the countries in europe are requiring folks to be vaccinated, so i hope they have unequal pathway for those that have anti bodies that are equally immune. some of the top european destinations being booked include denmark, poland, portugal, the netherlands and france. still ahead tonight, a beautiful purple super bloom in northern california now attracting quite a crowd. the advice for photographers and instagrammers who want to head up to folsom lake, but first coming up after the break tonight, the supreme court hears a case that could impact 50 million public high school students after a cheerleader used profanity on snapchat.

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but it will help you and your family stay safe school students. fox's david spun tells us this case involves a high school cheerleader from pennsylvania, who was suspended from the squad for using profanity on snapchat. high school cheerleaders. f bomb laden rant on snapchat made its way before the u. s supreme court for more than 90 minutes. the nine justices listened to arguments about the limits of free speech off school property. i didn't specifically target anyone

during arguments that justice is mixed across the political spectrum seemingly divided over what schools can do to control disruptive speech, including whether brandy levi's off campus post which justice cabin all like going toe blowing off steam deserves discipline. maybe what bothers me when i read all this is. that it didn't seem like the punishment was tailored to the defense. my goodness, every school in the country would be doing nothing but punishing. but other justices worried of free speech free for all would hurt school efforts to stop harassment or cyberbullying, no matter how disruptive particular speech is to this. the school, it has no choice but to tolerate that it might be that student speech that occurs outside of school, sometimes going to cause fundamental problems, disruption. the schools learning environment in 1969, the u. s. supreme court created rules for the kinds of

restrictions schools can impose on school grounds. tinker v. des moines involved students who wore black armbands to silently protest the vietnam war. the court said that students do not lose their first amendment rights when they enter school property. it helped me like expressing my feelings. i don't know. i just. express them online. it's i feel like it's easier to express them online than it is to tell your parents. this case is about more than just a snapchat post with the f word. the justices final decision will blanket the entire country. that final ruling expected to come by the end of june early july at the latest at the supreme court, david spent fox news. oxygen cylinders and ppe now on the way to india from travis air force base to help a crisis in coronavirus cases, plus all of the cleaning and sterilization we've been doing to keep ourselves safe during

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cases were reported just yesterday. that's the most seen in 24 hours by any country in the world with india's hospitals overwhelmed the u. s and many other countries are taking action. i am pleased that the president is sending ppe. that's the most important thing is getting the oxygen the ppe. they're helping the medical systems and then ultimately, we need to get our astrazeneca vaccine when it's been seen to make it be safe. the u. s. expects to send enough astrazeneca vaccine manufacturing supplies to allow india to make over 20 million doses of covid-19 vaccine right now less than 2% of the nearly 1.4 billion people living in india have been fully vaccinated people in the bay area's indian american community are watching the surge in india with great concern knowing there's very little they can do to help loved ones from afar. ktvu is andre senior joining us live tonight with born what they're

doing to try to make a difference, 100. well alex, while many people watch what is happening in india from a distance, the fear is hitting very close to home from many people who live right here. this is jasper, the city van from san jose. resident rupaul down, he shows us a book about the city in india, where she was born a city like many others in the country in the mist of a covid crisis, nearly 363,000 infections in a single day. isn't son and his wife got infected and their daughter got infected. and i just heard that my cousin got infected to the disease is spreading through both india's dense cities and rule areas. it's reportedly overwhelmed the health care system, which is said to be on the brink of collapse. donya tells us she is worried about her 100 or so relatives in india, among them her parents and in laws who are of age that susceptible to the deadly consequences of covid-19. i'm just wire it. i don't want them to leave the house. i don't want anybody visiting them just.

because, you know, though, they're no hospital beds, along with the staggering number of infections. the death toll has surpassed 200,000 milpitas resident marin back. she is from the same city in india. he traveled there before the coronavirus became a pandemic and remained in the country after family in the bay area, warned him about the severity of infections here in the u. s box. he returned home a week and a half ago. everybody's scared. i have had situations in my own family, and they have had hard time finding. hospital beds and some even passed away because of the surge travel to the country is restricted. so all those here could do is send money to help raj aside, the ceo of the indian community cigarette, milpitas says a larger effort to help is underway. the community here is you know very saddened by what they see. ah there, you know, looking to help as best as they can, through fundraising efforts through sourcing supplies, you know, uh, the oxygen concentrates. back in

february, the number of infections in india were relatively low, given the country's population of over one billion people, leaving experts perplexed as to the cause of this hard hitting, second wave, and alex, india's prime minister, has been criticized for recently lifting virtually all restrictions and holding massive political rallies back to you. yeah, absolute crisis unfolding in that country, andre senior live forced tonight. thank you. entree for more than a year. now we been reaching for disinfectants and sanitizers to help stop the spread of covid-19 now a dilemma. while we find one disease, we might be losing out on important bacteria that helps us defend from disease. joining me tonight is dr sergio, barren xenia and neurology professor and by a researcher at ucsf microbiome researcher at ucsf. doctor thank you so much for being here, so we depend on a vast army of bacteria microbes

to stay alive. how. woman. are they in our lives? oh hello. oh well, microbes are extremely important in helping guest develop our new system, particularly early in life, and we're surrounded by them were in fact half of our orbit. serial sells s o. they are extremely extremely important and most of the time they're beneficial. they're not harmful at all. with exceptions, they may become harmful in such cases is about jail infection or in the case of covid-19, where it is really harmful process. so the disinfectant and the cleaning products that were using they limit what microbes we encounter. well, that's true, and the same is for when we take antibiotics. for example, however, these risks that are presented in the long term so particularly in

early life, we were developing our immune systems. there's the hypothesis that kids that enjoy more the outdoors and there are more exposed to the elements. develop healthier in your system while kids who stayed morty indoors and more protected may be susceptible to immune related diseases later in life, but this is in the long term in the short term, like in the situation that we're now in, like in carbonite chain. i think there's no evidence that the use of this infected it's my affect our micro vile, so i think the greater of the tourists in this case. continues to be the virus, and there's no evidence so far that points in the other direction, but we could be eliminating those friendly microorganisms. and if so, what type of threat does that pose well again in the short term, there's no evidence that eliminating but to you by either using disinfectant or

washing our hands or our bodies, too often causes an immediate threat. so in medicine, it's all. was this balance between doing no harm and choosing the right risk benefit ratio for treating diseases and in this case, the greater harm continues to be the virus. and although yes, disinfectants may eliminate temporarily are normal, flora, it doesn't show. studies have no tune any risk immediately to toe or help, ok, so we're going to continue to use the cleaning products disinfectants. but are there other things doctor that we can do in the meantime, to boost that good bacteria? well um, this is an interesting question, and it's always important to keep a healthy diet balanced diet so far, the greatest modifier of our microbiota

continues to be our diet and has been shown that a balanced diet rich in in in vegetables continues to be. the best, um, s stimulus for divers, micro flora for healthy micro flora that boosts an immune system. so, so far, it is more in that direction that we think i think we need to pay close attention, and, of course to keep a healthy, balanced life. yeah, it seems always come back to nutrition and lifestyle, doesn't it? thank you so much dr sergio barons any really appreciate your time tonight. my pleasure. thank you, san francisco is expanding access to coronavirus vaccines and some of the cities hardest hit neighborhoods that includes ocean view or set heights, ingleside and ingleside terrorists. the san francisco health department opened a new vaccine side this morning and 50 broad street. this is near the mew need 24 em bus lines,

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california trying to extradite quaid and his wife back to the state from vermont, but that process was denied. quaid would presumably run as a republican. today. federal investigators executed a search warrant on rudy giuliani's home and office in new york. fbi agents showed up at his home at six a.m. and they seized electronic devices, including laptops and cell phones. giuliani who served as former president trump's personal attorney, is under investigation for his business dealings in ukraine. federal agents are looking into whether giuliani violated federal law by failing to register as a foreign agent. toe lobby. the trump administer nation. rudy, giuliani's attorney said the former new york mayor has nothing to hide. and so far the fbi has not commented. i love date now into the disappearance of union leader jimmy hoffa tonight a return to a new jersey dump site that might hold the secrets to one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th

century. we get more now from fox's eric shawn. so you're saying your father buried jimmy off? yes his name is frank cupola. he told us it was his father, paul, who buried jimmy hoffa after he stuffed off his body into a 55 gallon metal drum, he said. yeah, he couldn't fit into drum had body first feet first, they had to turn him and put him in headfirst. so your father said half a couldn't fit in the drama. infinite drum fee. first he couldn't get the legs to bend right. so he had to take him out and put him in headfirst. frank's father co owned what was a mob connected garbage dump that the fbi searched 1975. but frank said his father buried hoffa. just feet off the dump. he did not want hoffa's remains found on his property. frank sold off a expert all day at the exact spot. we used ground penetrating radar to find the buried barrel and came up with large pieces of round buried metal. just like a big drums

that frank said we would find with one of them. holding hoffa's body. is that metal? yes something is definitely metal. we found several round. shaped metal objects buried here somewhere on top of each other, which fits frank's story. exactly so this would be this. this would be the spy the fbi cota's quote as with any missing person investigation, the fbi's committed to locating mr hoffa throughout the nearly 46 years since mr hoffa's disappearance, people have come forward with tips and information when we are able to develop credible leads from those tips, we pursue them and will continue to do so until the case is solved. it is illegal for fox news to dig in the spot. this land is owned by the new jersey department of transportation, but with authorities now pursuing this tip, it is help that law enforcement will soon dig here to find out if this is the final resting place, subject me often under the pulaski skyway in jersey city, new jersey

america show on fox news. oh all right. he'd take a look at the temperatures from today. pretty much the warmest day. we're going to see it for a few days. although it's going to stay mild out there warm. we had 92 in fairfield today. we had 91 of the annual what's going to change? tomorrow is a little bit more sea breeze and fog at the coast. and so that's gonna take these temperatures kind of, you know these coastal areas and even in the bay and dropping a few degrees i suspect inland, though we could easily see an upper 80. maybe alone. 91 to get out tojo clear or andy, aka one of those areas, so the high pressure is building in significantly and zach be what you would expect for this time of year is the pacific high. it sets up. it allows the farm reform, not stable environment. the high pressure kind of lets seduction fog happened. so that's coming back tomorrow, at least by the afternoon, and that's where the cooling will come from. but inland spots will still see though in mid eighties and even operate ease. outside we go. no fog in san francisco, yet i suspect by them all night, we'll be looking at a bit of fog. there the temperatures outside right now are generally in the fifties. we did have some sixties earlier this

evening like 68 degrees out towards conquer will take a look at those next. but winds have died down. it was bright, breezy for a time today. i'm not sure about that brentwood number right? or that conquered number but maybe 72. these are automatic. auto plants. we call them so 72 conquered 68 fairfield might be last hour, but you're still you get the idea. these inland spots have not cooled much is the sea breeze isn't really happening. sonia sotomayor ning warmer than last night by eight degrees out in fairfield, there's the big ridge of high pressure. million diagram it because you know what? just that big swath of clouds going over the top. we do have a nice looking day tomorrow. we have a nice looking day on friday. saturday and sunday. we will see some more clouds tomorrow and friday, partly there's tomorrow. right? so there's tonight you see the clouds move in partly cloudy, partly sunny and temperatures, yellows or seventies oranges or eighties and if you could see him in, there are oranges in there, but they're kind of under the cloud cover. that's most could be kind of a little bit about partly to powder to. mostly cloudy at times 85 fairfield tomorrow, so that's down from your 90 85 cognac. i suspect. yeah. w w right. there may be a

little bit warmer. so we're splitting hairs 85 90 it zal still pretty nice. so the five day forecast the breezy conditions cup on saturday and that's gonna mark some significant cooling on that they will are more significant cooling on that day, then temperatures just kind of work your way back up on sunday and monday, so we're into a spring like pattern right now and again. i went looking for rain earlier tonight. it's ah, earlier newscast in and i didn't see any out there very passive 70 10 days, so let's i want to drive for a while. when we come back tonight at 10. we'll look at the had long range model. all right, expected to be warm for a while, bill. thank you. well a lot of people are heading up the folsom lake in sacramento county to see a super bloom of wildflowers. purple lupin zehr, covering the dry lake bed in the shoreline. they're experts say super blooms happened when the timing of temperatures, rainfall and dry spells are aligned. just right. on average, they bloom just 2 to 4 weeks, every 10 years or so. i've been here 30 years and i think it's just that rare

instance where there's not enough water in the lake, and there's not too much heat. so when you get the combination, you get the flowers we thought would be a nice treatment. just come take a look at the view and everything and all these beautiful flowers that was just growing in the wild is kind of perfect too, because we got we got to take mother's day photos. photographers say it's best to start early to capture the best light and to avoid the crowds. the loop ins are said to be such a popular attraction that the parking lot fills up quickly. yeah i bet so. so pretty there. alright the nasa astronaut who piloted apollo 11 around the moon while buzz aldrin and neil armstrong made their historic landing, unfortunately, has died. all right here, their trip of ours to the moon may have looked to you simple or easy. i'd like to hear that. that has not been the case. michael collins died 90 years old after battling cancer, nasa released a

statement about colin's death, saying the nation lost a true pioneer and a lifelong advocate for exploration. coming up tonight, all eyes are on the 49ers ahead of tomorrow's nfl draft and coming up next our sports director mark evans will join us to talk about what we can expect now, though, let's get over to ktvu frank somerville in the newsroom with a look at some of the story. we're working on for the 10 o'clock news, frank. alex. thank you coming up tonight at 10 housing dispute led to a deadly shooting today in antioch. we hear from neighbors who say they heard several gunshots right in the middle of the day and new information about a deadly fire in solano county last year. authorities now say that fire was deliberately set to cover up a very serious crime, those stories

kendrick are mooch is said to be the first black jockey to race in the iconic event in almost a decade. sport is dominated by jockeys from latin america. now, he says he hopes and inspires people because he says, the road wasn't easy to get there and that he never quit. the kentucky derby is set for this saturday. a pair of michael jordan's rookie year sneakers is now up for auction. the nba champion war, the air jordan ones in 1984 and 1985 at the start of his career for the

chicago bulls, which, of course included six championships along the way, sutherby says these specific shoes or perhaps the most recognizable for jordan, the auction house is expecting bids to fly anywhere from $110,000 to over $160,000. i can see. there's a little bit of where from the game on the shoes, which really adds to the character and the story of these of these beautiful and iconic pair of shoes in may of 2020, another pair of game worn sneakers from jordan's rookie season fetched a record 560,000, but they were signed by the superstar shoes. they're part of the first ever sneakers only auction by sotheby's, which includes shoes from the warrior steph curry. the auction closes on mate. yeah, everybody knows i like shoes i would love to have my collection. all right. the biggest story, though in sports is the nfl draft, which

of course, is coming up tomorrow. a lot of talk about this. and of course, all eyes will be on the 49ers to see who they will take with their number free pick. most experts say the niners will be choosing from one of these three quarterbacks. justin fields from ohio state mac jones from alabama and trade lance from north dakota state sports director market bindiya is joining us now and mark. obviously the big question. do we have a sense of which way the 49ers might be leaving here with this pick? well, i got to tell you, you have always said opinions like belly buttons. everybody's happened. everybody diverted something, but i gotta tell you, i have covered the 49ers. draft since 1978 think of the people they've drafted. i mean, joe montana, ronnie lott, jerry rice. alex smith was a number one pick never seen so much interested in 49ers draft. and yes, i think we're getting a sense for who they're going to go with, and that would be mac jones out of

alabama with the number three pick, and the reasons for that is nobody has come out with the 49ers organization and specifically said that, but he comes out of that. show championship program and has played against top competition not as physically gifted as some of the other guys but apparently reportedly, anyway, it quick study came out of a pro style offense and he might be more like what you might say plug and play ready to go. and that probably wouldn't bode well for jimmy garoppolo, so future with the 49ers if they think he can come in and be the pocket passer that apparently kyle shanahan. long's four so he doesn't run much like the other guys. and that is the reason in this day and age in the nfl that i would kind of like to see them select trey lance out of north dakota. i mean, he's only played in one game this past year for covid and pandemic reasons, but this guy and absolute physical specimen he might be a ways

away, which would allow the 49ers to have him be an understudy to jimmy garoppolo this year, but his report deadly, extremely conscientious is like a sponge. he wants to learn everything, and i just think his upside is huge. and you give him a couple of years. he'll pick it up. he wants to be great and in the long term view of the 49ers, i would pick trey lance. but i predict they will go with mac jones, which may be a safer selection. we'll see. yeah, yeah, well, we'll see if you're right mark, but let's assume that the 49ers do in fact, pick one of those. what does this mean for jimmy g and his fate with the team? well i think you know, i think if they picked mac jones, i think they'll really perk up their interest in entertaining offers from other teams, because i think mack jones probably more ready to play in the nfl. all right now, if they do we roll the dice a little

bit with trey. lance i think that would mean jimmy g is in their plans for the near future the season, but they have reportedly been very, very straight with jimmy garoppolo and said, look, you've been injured two out of the last three years. we need to upgrade as far as the backup mean when garoppolo went down with the knee injury and then an ankle injury this year, they were done. they weren't going to contend for a super bowl. and that leaves the entire organization in a bad spot because this roster is ready to compete for a super bowl, and they need a big time quarterback to do that, and they're rolling it out, given up to future first round picks to try and ensure that opportunity, guys, it is gonna be a big pick mark a lot of pressure on the night is to get this one, right? yeah, it's good. it's gonna be huge. and like i say, i've never seen this kind of interest. and in a 49ers draft and they'll be picking before six o'clock

tomorrow, so we'll see. we'll be watching by then. will you got it's exciting? sure is it really can't wait. all right, frank and julie up next. the 10 o'clock news starts right now, they seize the 10 o'clock news on ktvu box, too. for the first time president joe biden addresses a joint session of congress tonight touting his 1st 100 days in office and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. could report to the nation. america is on the move again. our progress these past 100 days against one of the worst pandemics in history has been one of the greatest logistical achievements. logistical achievements this country's ever seen. the president spoke for more than an hour and covered everything from police brutality to gun violence to climate change. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. the bi