tuesday had it towed to angel island for neck ropcy. e carcass was bruises and fractures in the skull. believe the adult female was hit by large boat. >> on inaccessible beach. >> spoke by phone from the island. place to research the whale. visitors need to stay away. >> visitors have tried to access the beach on a very steep, almost cliff-like terrain. it's not safe. >> marine mammal center hopes research will protect animals and habitats in the future. abc7 news. >>> two southwest airlines pilots speaking publicly first time since landing crippled jet liner safely after engine failure. hearing the challenges that they faced on april 17th. parts of the jet's left engine broke apart, shattered a window, causing loss of pressure, put on oxygen masks and described what they did next exclusively to abc7 news. >> we had to use hand signals because it was loud and it was hard to communicate for a lot of different reasons. >> one passenger jennifer reardon sadly died after partially sucked in broken window. ordered inspection of the same type

tuesday had it towed to angel island for neck ropcy. the carcass was bruises and fractures in the skull. believe the adult female was hit by large boat. >> on inaccessible beach. >> spoke by phone from the island. place to research the whale. visitors need to stay away. >> visitors have tried to access the beach on a very steep, almost cliff-like terrain. it's not safe. >> marine mammal center hopes research will protect animals and habitats in the future. abc7 news. >>> two southwest airlines pilots speaking publicly first time since landing crippled jet liner safely after engine failure. hearing the challenges that they faced on april 17th. parts of the jet's left engine broke apart, shattered a window, causing loss of pressure, put on oxygen masks and described what they did next exclusively to abc7 news. >> we had to use hand signals because it was loud and it was hard to communicate for a lot of different reasons. >> one passenger jennifer reardon sadly died after partially sucked in broken window. ordered inspection of the same typ

just last week a gray whale washed up on angel island. and a whale carcass found in the oakland estuary has been towed to angel island. the marine center it's a aen trin whale the second largest creature on earth. laura anthony has the story. >> there is fish right here. >> this man and his dad decided this is a good day to fish at the elbowed estuary. when they arrived they were surprised by what they found. >> me and my father come out to do a little morning fishing. get here see the dead wlal here. it's sad when you think about it backup you it's interesting at the same time. >> the whale, all 30 plus feet of it was wedged underneath a bridge near the jack london kilowatt acquatic center it's a body of water flowing into lake merit. >> while construction workers took pictures others came to the shoreline to to see for themselves. >> we who said on our sailboat and came over and finally saw it. >> the whale had visible bruising and an open wound on the side. it's not clear if it's the same animal spotted on the bow of ship entering fris

not many people know that angel island immigration center, which is our own ellis island of the west,nd that it was actually slated for demolition in 1970, but the chinese poetry that was discovered carved in the walls by many detained there for months and years as they waited to get an immigration interview. the angel island immigration station is a much needed reminder of how immigration policy has been used against certain races and ethnicities and certain nationalities and how we can never allow that to happen again. as president trump talks about a muslim racial registry, we must remember this country actually did that already in the 1890s when it passed the chinese registry with with the chinese exclusion act demanding that chinese and chinese americans register. and here in san francisco, it was chinese americans that led the first civil disobedience asking them not to sign, knowing it was wrong and it launched thousands of lawsuits. i see i went over my time. this is because the family is incredible. alan, your work as a part of the city family on the rec and park commission,

we will give you a good look at a dead whale on shore on angel island. it's closer to alcatraz island. you can clearly see the whale right there on the shore. several people have gathered around. i don't know if these are loosely loose or if there from the marine mammal center up in sausalito. it wasn't too long ago that a gray whale washed up and they came to investigate and see what may have caused the wheel to die there. i cannot tell how long this will has been there >> you can see obviously, some signs that that will may have been injured. as we bring in our meteorologist, you can see when wells are starting to migrate. >>> we are presuming it could be individuals on the beach right there are taking inspection. i'm sure they are getting a heads up that this whale is out there. we have seen a lot more whale sightings, especially the humpback whales. they were near the golden gate bridge. once again, this is on the alcatraz side of angel island. that is the scene of a deceased well. in or weather today, more sunshine but a cooldown out there. we still

this is one of the whales being pulled to angel island. >> the first carcass was spotted in oakland east of jek lynn square. nbc bay area moses colorado joins usually from alameda with a search for the answers. we have seen it before where it has been one, but two at the same time, melissa, is unusual. >> reporter: yeah, two in one day. that's pretty weird. there have been some whale sightings here in alameda, in fact as early as last week. according to the marine mammal center ship strikes is the leading cause of whale deaths, and marine biologists will perform a necropsy, otherwise known as an animal autopsy, to determine exactly what killed these two whales. >> it kind of makes my heart race to see them out there and then you kind of wonder what are they doing in san francisco bay. >> reporter: melanie mcmullen of alameda has been on several whale watching excursions, but today's rare and up close look was heartbreaking. >> did he die before he swam in there or did he get wedged in there in the tide or hit by a boat. >> reporter: mcmullen was one of many that heard about the carcass t

engineers has to assess the situation and figure out the best way to tow the whale out and toward angel island. on wednesday they got word the deceased whale was draped across the bow -- across the bow of the ship. it is unclear if this is the same whale or a different one. in oakland. shaquille ward. "kpix 5". -- jackie ward -- >> a short clip and we will show that to you later in the broadcast we are having some tech -- technical issues and we will be right back and you are watching "kpix 5" news at noon and here is the video we are talking about. the beer and wine country. he's on the sidewalk and he rounds the corner and police snapped a picture of the bear walking near an apartment complex and it eventually made its way back to his home in the outskirts of town. >>> oakland airport showing off new security equipment this morning. specially trained detection dogs. airport security was eager to show off the newest members of the team, and remind travelers these are working dogs. >> when you come to the airport you see canines working at the checkpoint. please don't put them because they are

. >>> a dead whale is on its way to angel island towed across the bay from oakland estuary where was discovered under a bridge. it's the fourth dead whale found in the bay this year np abc 7 news reporter laura anthony at at jack london acquatic center with more. >> reporter: this whale was wedged under the bridge behind me. it floated in sometime overnight. it stayed here until a commercial diving operation came in this afternoon and towed it away. >> this is my first time ever seeing something like that. >> sil visitor civilian and his dad decided this was a good day for fishing. when they arrived they were surprised by what they found. >> we came out to do a little fishing get here, see the dead whale. it's kind of sad when you think about it. but it's interesting at the same time. >> the whale, all 30 plus feet was wedged under a bridge near the jack london acquatic center. it's a body of water that flows into lake merit. while construction workers took pictures from above others came to the shoreline to see for themselves. >> we couldn't see it so we who said on our sailboat and

. >>> a dead gray whale was discovered today on angel island the third time the carcass of a dead grayore this year. scientists are trying to figure out what killed the whale. back in march, a dead gray whale was found on the same beach. it died of malnutrition. in april another dead one was discovered after it had been killed by an orca. right now they are migrating north from baja to alaska passing angel island on the way. >>> a scary sight in the waters off of monterey bay. a kayaker with a big shark circling in the water and then all of a sudden that kayaker gets into the water with that shark still nearby! the question, why did that kayaker a local marine biologist and captain get into the water? ann rubin talked with him today to find out why. >>> reporter: it was like something out of the movie. one minute he was in the kayak, the next, overboard all with a great white shark. >> my glasses fell in and i leaned too far and fell in. >> reporter: a helicopter caught what he could not. still the marine biologist knew sharks will be spotted the day before near secret state beach in a

it was taken to angel island were scientists will investigate. >> reporter: this washed up overnight. >> is kind of sad. to see marine life like that. it got stuck in the bay and it is tragic to see it go away like that. >> reporter: the annual mail -- whale migration north is just getting started. and as they passed by the coast, some die or hit by ships and end up on the beach. this one ended up deep into the oakland harbor. that is unusual. >> we looked over here and i noticed -- >> reporter: it was hard not to miss this whale. while no one knows exactly what happened, there is a large bruise on it side. it suggests it may have been hit by a ship. at some point someone has to get this whale out of here. otherwise, it will be a big mess. the marine mammal center contracted them to come and get this. this was nasty work swimming next to a dead whale. not complicated, but the lines must be placed just right so the dead animal does not pull apart. the marine mammal center said it will be several days before they confirm exactly what happened. >>> and just about one hour ago chopper 5 w

sky 7 was there as it was towed out to angel island this afternoon so scientists can take a closer look. fin whales are one of the largest creatures on earth. >> and sky 7 was in marin county where a whale washed up at tennessee valley beach it was a female gray whale about 35 feet long. scientists plan to examine the carcass tomorrow. they add there is an abundance of whales in the area right now increasing the chances of a collision with a ship. >>> to hawaii. violent eruptions are once again shooting fountains of lava as high as 200 feet into the air tonight. the eruptions are also spitting out lava bombs the size of refrigerators, destroying at least one additional structure, and prompting new warnings to residents to stay out of harm's way. hawaii county civil defense officials say 40 structures have burned and two more are threatened a. 22nd fissure opened up in leilani estates overnight but fissure 17 as you see here is the most active. it is quite active. there are worries of even bigger blasts on the way. >> the countdown to the royal wedding continues. a pub in san jose is rol

angel island. and then there is alcatraz. as you look at the numbers now from a different perspective, this is from a rooftop. in concord right now, 65 degrees. it is 71 in san jose and santa rosa, 59 degrees. here is how looks at the futurecast. low pressure sets up shop along the california coastline. that means the pressure is dropping, the numbers will drop. not dramatically, but it is not as warm as we're used to in the middle of may. inland tomorrow will be fine. mid-60s around the bay with some clouds in the mornings. mostly cloudy day as it has been on the shoreline. we will get breezy conditions again tonight. high pressure off of seattle, where they're having temperatures in the low 80s. all the funguses drying out. low pressure to the east. a battle between the high and low means that there are breezy conditions. for tonight and tomorrow, cooler and breezy. mid-seventies for tomorrow. teacher cast shows all the low clouds pulling into the shoreline tonight. they will be pulling back to the short around midday and m

it was told to angel island yesterday. scientists say it died as a result of blood -- blunt force trauma. probably from colliding with a ship. scientists say this was a 44 foot adult female severely decomposing. this was the third time the carcass of a dead gray whale was washed ashore on the bay this year. >>> we are getting some new details on the e. coli outbreak linked it to romaine lettuce. the centers for disease control say four more states have reported illnesses, bringing the total to 29. 140 people have become sick. that is tied to lettuce from yuma, arizona. the yuma lettuce season has now ended. investigators say most of the tainted lettuce should be working its way out of the supply. >>> the operator of the state electric grid is predicting very tight power supplies this coming summer. california independent system operator says below average hydropower production has reduced generation, meaning you may be asked to use less energy, especially during really hot days this summer. they did say it's unlikely the s

. >>> marine biologists say a gray whale that washed up dead on angel island was probably hit by a vessel. a team of scientists performed a necropsy today. they say that 44 foot whale has significant bruising and suffered front force -- blunt force trauma. >>> san francisco is giving pedestrians more time to walk across the street safely. the city is adding some extra seconds to the crosswalk countdowns. before, people had to walk 4.5 feet per second to make it across in time. now they only have to walk three feet per second. some say they could not make it across in time. they were afraid of what could happen. >> it will be good to have a little more time. i worry about getting run over. >> it was not that long ago that we were out demonstrating that we could not cross that intersection with the allotted time. >> the city has already adjusted several of the crosswalk countdowns. >>> production has been shut down on america's best-selling vehicle. the ford f1 50 has been the top seller in the us for 40 years but a recent fire at a parts plant has shut down production at the two facilities

the marine mammal center performed the necropsy at angel island yesterday. they say that the 44-foot female whale had significant bruising and suffered blunt- force trauma. the center says that ship strikes, malnutrition, trauma and entanglement are leading causes of death for whales, dolphins and porpoises. >>> the fda has just approved a cutting edge new cancer therapy. it's a one-time treatment that reprogram's the patient's own cells. one bay area woman says it saved her life after having lymphoma for more than 20 years. betty yu reports. >> reporter: like it or not, the hospital has become a familiar place to jackie. she was first diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma when she was 37 >> i have lost my hair so many times it's hard to remember. >> reporter: the 61-year-old concord resident remembers when her cancer got aggressive to large b cell lymphoma and her doctors ran out of options. think sent her to a specialist -- they sent her to a specialist for chemotherapy which didn't work. >> he said we are going to try this next. and we are going to keep our f

hundreds of -- >>> new information about a dead gray whale spotted by the bay bridge and towed to angel island. scientists say the animal died as a result of blunt force trauma likely from a ship strike. scientists say it was a 44 foot adult female in a state of severe decomposition. this is the third time the carcass of a dead gray whale has washed ashore in the bay this year. >>> a close encounter with a great white shark, the view from above, look closely, you can see the shark circling that kayak, getting dangerously close. >>> the latest on eruptions in hawaii. how one woman describes the gas and smoke venting from kilauea, billowing into the air. >>> and, we are tracking the warm-up around here, you will notice it tomorrow, but more so on friday and saturday. allergic -- >>> people who live on hawaii's big island are dealing with new threats from the kilauea volcano. the eruption has been taking place for a week now. authorities say toxic fumes leaking from openings in the ground are creating a kind of volcanic smog which is dangerous to breeze. the gas can cause severe respiratory probl

sky 7 was there as it was towed out to angel island this afternoon so scientists can take a closer look. fin whales are one of the largest creatures on earth. >> and sky 7 was in marin county where a whale washed up at tennessee valley beach it was a female gray whale about 35 feet long. scientists plan to examine the carcass tomorrow. they add there is an abundance of whales in the area right now increasing the chances of a collision with a ship. >>> to hawaii. violent eruptions are once again shooting fountains of lava as high as 200 feet into the air tonight. the eruptions are also spitting out lava bombs the size of refrigerators, destroying at least one additional structure, and prompting new warnings to residents to stay out of harm's way. hawaii county civil defense officials say 40 structures have burned and two more are threatened a. 22nd fissure opened up in leilani estates overnight but fissure 17 as you see here is the most active. it is quite active. there are worries of even bigger blasts on the way. >> the countdown to the royal wedding continues. a pub in san jose is rol

from. it could have come in from quiet a ways out.friday afternoon, the remains were towed to angel islandrmitting, the mammal center hopes to perform a necropsy next week in order to determine the cause of death. also on friday, the remains of a gray whale washed ashore on tennessee valley beach in marin county. sot that whale is a female about 35 feet long. earlier this month, another gray whale. . a 44 foot female. . was found flaoting in san francisco bay, the mammal center says that whale and two others found earlier this year were killed after being struck by ships. unfortuatnly, with the whales migrating through busy shipping lanes, it's not uncommon to see fatalities this time of year.sotthis is a cluster but that tends to happen . we are within a normal number of animals.in recent years, shipping lanes going into and out of san francisco bay were narrowed in the hopes of reducing the number of whales killed by ship strikes. the mammal center says it's still to early to know if those changes are making a difference.sotit is something we want to look at over time. we are getting mor

the body was towed as you can see here to angel island, where marine biologists will examine it. a ferry and ship captains will be under added pressure and scrutiny to make sure they're watching for whales. >>> still ahead right here, new hope for migraine sufferers. the break through drug approved by the fda. >>> this is an inexcusable practice and there's no reason we should let it continue. >> but continue it does. more than 1,000 open unlined ponds where millions of gallons of toxic oil, wastewater are dumped every day in california. and it's all legal. i'm stephen stock. coming up, we'll investigate how and why this is allowed to happen. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog is back. i'll let you now how widespread it will be on your saturday forecast. that's coming up in about eight minutes. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with j

. >>> we have an update on the gray whale that washed up on angel island. it was a 44 foot long female. her injury was likely in collection with a ship, a propeller, perhaps. >>> a helicopter captured a sicacker santa cruz county encounter that was a little too close for comfort. it shows a dark figure in the water. that dark figure is a great white shark, right? at one point the kayaker falls into the water to make it even worse. he scrambles back up. the helicopter pilot says he circles around to make sure he's all right. >>> all right, let's turn our attention to the weather. >> meteorologist drew tuma is here. getting a bit cool out there. > tonight will be breezy. but we will usher in warmer temperatures just in time for the weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you it's a really quiet picture. some high clouds streaming in from the north bay, but we will not have the fog. it's balancing a bit, but we have really good visibility out there. fog will not be an issue for most of us tomorrow morning, but that wind is circulating a lot of pol

(ken) the marine mammal center in sausalito towed giant carcass to angel island so that scientists canre trying to figure out if the whale found today is the same that was spotted on wednesday-- draped across the bow of a large ship entering the bay. we're just getting word another dead gray whale has been found in marin county... on tennessee valley beachthis would be the fifth whale found dead in the area since march. gray whales are making their annual migration from mexico to alaska. (pam) and take a look at this: healdsburg police posted this facebook video of a bear spotted around a neighborhood just after two - this morning. the bear is seen at the corner of tucker and fitch streets in this short clip.(ken) police say the bear wandered around town for 45 minutes before heading out of town down south fitch mountain road.fish and game officials are advising residents to give bears space so they can find their way back home. in sports -- in sports -- it's email friday! gary and alicia join us to answer viewer questions and comments. also -- will steph curry bounce back in game thre

you can see behind me a whale carcass found on the open estuary earlier today has been towed to angel island. that's the second largest creature on earth. abc 7 reporter laura anthony has the story. >> this is my first time ever seeing s seeing something like that. >> reporter: they decided this would be a good day to go fishing. when they arrived they were surprised what they found. >> me and my father we get here and see this dead whale right here. it's kind of sad when you think about it but it's interesting at the same time. >> reporter: the whale, all 30 plus feet of it was wedged underneath a bridge near the jack london aquatic center. it's a body of water that flows into lake merit. while construction workers took pictures from above others came to the shoreline to see for themselves. >> we couldn't see it, so we hopped on our sailboat and came over and finally saw it. >> reporter: the whale had visible bruising and an open wounden its side. it's not clear if it's the same animal spotted on the bow of a ship entering san francisco bay earlier this week. by midafternoon a commercial di

students went to angel island, and st. john's students went to mou mount -- i'm having trouble pronouncing this. tamalpais. one event to report this week, our peace parks is a continuing effort. i spoke about this in a prior meeting. it's a collaboration with rec and parks and the san francisco police department to give programming in some of the parks around the city in concentrated in various rec centers, so it's really gotten off to a good start. we believe this is part of the solution to address some of our violent crime, giving young people activities and programs in the parks, so that will continue. the next peace park event for this week is tomorrow -- actually, tomorrow through sunday from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at hearst park in the ingleside district. and cinco de m 5 yo events occur this sunday at 10:00 a.m. it's an annual street events celebration. we don't -- we anticipate we'll be adequately staffed for that event. and that concludes the report for this week. >> president turman: thank you. chief. any questio

. >> the diving service has arrived on scene to ship the will to angel island state park where scientists will perform any cropsey. >> the hope is to gain information to make decisions dish policy decisions -- policy decisions to reduce this number of interactions in the future. it is a sad thing. we are very thankful we have the opportunity to get some productive use out of the situation. >> some of those policy decisions have resulted in the reduction of the with of shipping link. what will be determined dish how this will died will be determined by the marine mammal center. live in oakland, rob malcolm. >> return to our meteorologist mark. >> you can probably see a few whale's other. i was talking to the captain on the ferry -- they have seen sightings of whale's. spring migration moving from mexico up because. is take a look at our life camera toward the bay itself. cloud cover. finally, breaks in the cloud cover. still, cloud cover reports into san francisco and the calls. what is happening is warm air above our end -- had. is tough to clear out with not much in the way of wind to wi

oakland's jack london square the marine mammal center in sausalito will tow the giant carcass to angel island so scientists can perform a necropsy. right now officials are trying to figure out if the whale found today is the same one seen on wednesday-- draped across the bow of a large ship entering the bay. this is the fourth dead whale found in the area since march. gray whales are making their annual migration from mexico to alaska. (ken) and in marin county.. a gray whale was stranded at tennessee valley beach. these are photos from the marine mammal center. they had scientists out at the beach today ...taking measurements of the whale. no word yet on how this whale died. (pam) kron 4 is your local election headquarters... and the june primary is less than a month away... voters in alameda county will decide .... on whether or not to raise the sales tax ... to help parents pay for preschool and daycare. kron 4's sara stinson speaks with people who are for and against measure- a. "families are losing their housing because they are unable to afford the price of childcare and maintain employ

a sad sight on angel island. our nbc bay area skyranger was overhead. that's a dead gray whale that washed ashore. a necropsy shows that blunt force trauma is the cause of death. the whale was most likely hit by a passing ship. this adult female measured 44 feet long. there were reports of a bleeding whale in the bay over the past couple days, but it was never located. >>> keeping with the marine theme, an alarmingly close encounter with great white sharks. we're showing you video from a helicopter which shows a 12-foot-long shark following a kayaker yesterday afternoon. giancarlo tomei says initially he wasn't aware of how closely it was following him. it was only later that he realized that the shark wasn't alone. >> saw a fin. sure enough, i had three great whites near my kayak. >> he's a marine biologist. so he embraced the citing until he dropped his sunglasses in the ocean and reached over to get them. there have been 30 spotted around the cement ship. >>> beginning next week, we'll see a second round of new rail cars. more doors, wider aisles and

darya ) we are learning new information on what killed a 44-foot-gray whale that washed ashore on angel islandound last friday. marine mammal officials say the female whale's injuries are from blunt force trauma that is consistent with being hit by a ship. experts found significant injuries on the left side of the whale and on it's skull. this is the third gray whale carcass the marine mammal center has responded to this year. ( james ) bart is rolling out more of its new train cars. a second "fleet of the future" train will begin service next week. this train has 10 cars. and for the first time riders will be able to take the new train cars into san francisco. right now there is only one operating in the east bay. bart says in total they've ordered 775 new cars. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... the warriors are getting ready for the rockets. you might have to watch today's giants game on a little bitty screen. and one of the best groups of golfers all tees off at the same time. ( darya ) and after the break... a young girl is rescued from a kidnapper... and this morning the g

from. it could have come in from quiet a ways out.friday afternoon, the remains were towed to angel islandmal center hopes to perform a necropsy next week in order to determine the cause of death. also on friday, the remains of a gray whale washed ashore on tennessee valley beach in marin county. sot that whale is a female about 35 feet long. earlier this month, another gray whale. . a 44 foot female. . was found flaoting in san francisco bay, the mammal center says that whale and two others found earlier this year were killed after being struck by ships. unfortuatnly, with the whales migrating through busy shipping lanes, it's not uncommon to see fatalities this time of year.sotthis is a cluster but that tends to happen . we are within a normal number of animals.in recent years, shipping lanes going into and out of san francisco bay were narrowed in the hopes of reducing the number of whales killed by ship strikes. the mammal center says it's still to early to know if those changes are making a difference.sotit is something we want to look at over time. we are getting more and more data b

from. it could have come in from quiet a ways out.friday afternoon, the remains were towed to angel islandere, weather permitting, the mammal center hopes to perform a necropsy next week in order to determine the cause of death. also on friday, the remains of a gray whale washed ashore on tennessee valley beach in marin county. sot that whale is a female about 35 feet long. earlier this month, another gray whale. . a 44 foot female. . was found flaoting in san francisco bay, the mammal center says that whale and two others found earlier this year were killed after being struck by ships. unfortuatnly, with the whales migrating through busy shipping lanes, it's not uncommon to see fatalities this time of year.sotthis is a cluster but that tends to happen . we are within a normal number of animals.in recent years, shipping lanes going into and out of san francisco bay were narrowed in the hopes of reducing the number of whales killed by ship strikes. the mammal center says it's still to early to know if those changes are making a difference.sotit is something we want to look at over time. we

that washed ashore on angel island. the whale was found around one p-m firday afternoon.arine mammal officials say the whale's injuries are from significant blunt force trauma... that is consistent with being hit by a ship. experts found many injuries on the left side of the whale and on it's skull. this is the third gray whale carcass the marine mammal center has responded to this year. ( robin )the disaster in hawaii is only getting worse. new cracks in the ground ... confirmed wednesday in leilani estates... bringing the total to 15. officials are now warning that hazardous fumes continue to be released from the cracks in the ground. kron 4's justine waldman has the latest details. thick white smoke filled with toxic fumes rises from cracks in the asphalt.the national guard enters wearing masks to protect them from inhaling sulfur dioxide.lt. aaron hew land/national guard"i counted off 10 cracks all in the range over i would guestimate 2 to 4 inches and in that 2 to 4 inch range we were already well over what we would consider safe."caution tape keeps residents away fr

. >> this afternoon, the whale carcass was towed out of the estuary and taken to angel island. it will be examined there. >>> it's the final countdown. we finally know who will walk the bride down the aisle. how final touches are coming together for the royal wedding. >>> and a bumpy friday evening in and around lake tahoe and the sierra. another round of thunderstorms moving through toward carson city and reno. what's in store for the sierra this weekend? what's in store for your backyard this weekend? well, that's a hint. the weather is next. george's chapel at windsor castle. today meghan and her mother were spotted out and about. we learned today she will be taking an unprecedented step for a st >>> we are counting down to the royal wedding where prince harry and meghan markle will tie the knot at st. george's chapel at windsor castle. today, meghan and her mother were spotted out and about. we learned today she will be taking an unprecedented step for a royal bride, and walk the first part of the procession without an escort. prince charles will then meet her for the rest

divers contracted by the center tied ropes around the c tn towe angel island. >> there scientists willese strandings, both live and dead, tend to happen in clusters. >> gray whales come through on an annual migration. other animals that we see are oftentimes coming in for feeding. as they come in in big groups, we see more human interactions. >> this whale had visible bruising and an open wound on its side. it's not clear if it is the same animal spotted on the bow of a ship entering san francisco bay earlier this week. >>> a second dead whale was found washed up in the bay area today. it was found on tennessee valley beach in marin county earlier this afternoon. >>> well, there's good weather ahead for our weekend. there are sunnier skies in this view from our south beach it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month fo

that was just a quick question, but i thought if he was, we could make sure that some of the angel island history is definitely included in the historical context statement. i know that the state had a grant with that organization quite some time ago, but there have been several books published, and i just thought of some that should be included in this if he hasn't already included it. i'm glad to see that usf students are going to participate. is this with the -- when we first started talking about legacy businesses, there was a specific family within the school of business. there was a specific family center that focused on small businesses. is this with that -- desiree, you were at that meeting many, many decades ago. are they with the same department? >> no, it is not, i believe you're referring to the gellards. she is with nicole jackson. she teaches a class on business culture and philosophies. so it's a short class. i think it's six weeks for the summer semester. but we may be able to repeat it in the fall or in the string semesters as well. >> mamaybe she could present at our cul

dive contracted by the center tied ropes around the carcass and then towed it by barge to angel island. >> there scientists will perform a necropsy. these strandings, both live and dead, tend to happen in clusters. >> gray whales come through on an annual migration. other animals that we see are oftentimes coming in for feeding. as they come in in big groups, we see more human interactions. >> this whale had visible bruising and an open wound on its side. it's not clear if it is the same animal spotted on the bow of a ship entering san francisco bay earlier this week. >>> a second dead whale was found washed up in the bay area today. it was found on tennessee valley beach in marin county earlier this afternoon. >>> well, there's good weather ahead for our weekend. there are sunnier skies in this view from our south beach >>> all right. big time congratulations are in order. 60 out of 62 graduating seniors from mcclimans high school are college bound. that's 97%. five students will attend uc schools, 17 will enter csu schools, a few will attending school out of state. 26 plan to attend

vicki) we are learning new information on what killed a 44-foot-gray whale that washed ashore on angel island she was found around one p-m firday afternoon... marine mammal officials performed a necropsy earlier today and say say the female whale's injuries are from significant blunt force trauma that is consistent with being hit by a ship. experts found significant injuries on the left side of the whale and on it's skull... this is the third gray whale carcass the marine mammal center has responded to this year... (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero...(vicki) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we enjoyed plenty of clouds and drizzle near the coast this morning. the afternoon turned mostly sunny all the way to the coast. tonight will be mostly clear early before a return of patchy fog and coastal drizzle. a high wind watch has been posted for this friday and saturday. we could see some winds gusting over the mountains as high as 55 mph. on the satellite image you can see a few clouds off the coast

angel island is another place, so please, think about clipper cove as a sanctuary for boaters. if you go to the ecosystems, clipper cove does not have current. it doesn't have a flow. it goes up and down, so there's no flow. if you start throwing in 300 and 400 boats, you're going to get gasoline, you're going to get oil, you're going to get pollution. the ecosystem will change in clipper cove over time. you also have over boards living there. as for racing, the wind comes from the golden gate straight over the little jetty, and it's fairly constant. you start throwing in buildings or boats, like i have learned how to sail lake merit, and the high-rises, they change the wind condition. it's very much like a very nice soccer fields. if you start playing soccer with kids on a soccer field, it's great. if you start playing with them on an open field, it's completely different. the same thing is going to happen with the boats if you start changing this. >> supervisors, my name is ron cusera, a lot of things that i wanted to say about the impact on people's person lives, the impact