kathy, thank you., your health, california continues to experience one of its worst flu seasons in years. medical experts share their guidance with kron four's dan kerman. >> flu cases continue to drop in california, but doctors say levels remain much higher than normal as california experiences, one of its worst outbreaks in more than a decade. i think we're peaking and sun to go down a little bit. but it's kind of like you're on top of the mountain and you're going to the first rest stop. but it's still way above sea level. so i think the other thing is that because we started late but flu, it's probably going to last a little bit longer. doctors say that means flu could last until many in california and that means there's still plenty of time to get the flu vaccine. if you haven't already. flu also changes during the season. so right now he's seeing it's going to go to flu b and the vaccine contains food. >> flu a and flu bn 3 types. so again, there's still some to go this system runway. we have the

hey kathy. advisory in effect. now we have long to westerly swell supporting 20 foot breakers. rip currents are a pretty good possibility. they could. the sneaker waves may come in could sweep you off the beach and rip currents can drag you out to sea. not a good thing. you don't even want to walk on the beach. much less swimmer actually serve. so for for a couple of days when the winds die down and >> the waves die down, that will be a good thing. did i mention my u.s. okay. along the coastline. already at this hour, the gusting to 27 miles per hour. watch the cars exploded. i put this in motion by this afternoon. we could be seeing wind gusts up to 36 37 miles per hour, especially in marin county, but across the entire bay area. it's really impressive. and the winds don't die down instantly when the sunsets it continues overnight, especially right along the coast. and finally by sunrise tomorrow, the winds really do die down, but they really linger, especially at the coastline. tomorrow mornin

cub super fan denise and kathy bonded over baseball, becoming friends during spring training games inund out denise desperately needed a kidney transplant, she stepped up to the plate, surprising the navy veteran at, where else, the ballpark, with the news she would be her donor. >> i am your donor. >> are you serious? >> yes, i am. i am your donor, girl. >> all right! yeah! >> reporter: their recent surgery at dignity health st. joseph's hospital in phoenix a life-saving gift that will keep denise swinging for the fences for years to come. >> it was just overwhelming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a cub fan die. >> reporter: near ft. worth, texas, high country elementary school librarian kathy facet noticed this fourth grader kept checking out the same book over and over and over. it was "we shall overcome." so she secretly contacted the author, and then this happened. >> the author sent you your own -- [ screaming ] >> reporter: mrs. facet getting zoe two signed copies of his books all for her very own. that kindn

joining us now is new york's current governor, kathy hochul. she served as lieutenant governor during the cuomo administration. governor hochul, thanks so much for joining us. when cuomo stepped down back in 2021, you called his behavior. and i'm quoting you now repulsive. do you think he is fit to serve as new york's mayor? >> first of all. >> wolf, congratulations on the new show. delighted to be on your first episode. also, here's what i want to tell you about the mayor's race. and this is going to you're going to hear today all the way up until the election's over for the primary in june. i will work with whomever the really smart voters of new york city decide they want to be their mayor. that is not up for me to decide. i don't even vote in the city. but i will say also, i will support people ultimately after they're elected who support my agenda of increasing public safety, dealing with the homelessness crisis, people with mental health problems, closing down illegal cannabis shops, making our streets safer. so i'm looking forward to wor

this is again both artist first time being a finalist for public art opportunity with us and kathy luwho is a ceramic space artist who manipulates traditional chinese art imagery and presentation as a way to deconstruct the assumptions we have about cultural authenticity by creating ceramic sculptures and large scale installations. kathy explores what it means to be both asian and american while not entirely accepted as either unpacking her experiences of immigration and cultural hybridity and cultural assimilation become part of american identity is central to kathy's work. you may recognize her work also as a 2022 s.f. moma ceca awardee and she's also shown her work at berkeley art museum and other institutions locally and nationwide. her first time being a finalist for one of our projects on to the integrated clubhouse wall art as finalists we had our final panel meeting yesterday at 4:00 using the same criteria our panelists recommended three artists for your approval to develop site specific conceptual design proposals for this project. >> the first is gargantuan yao ,an artist o

new york where the inmates have taken over prisons because of the terrible policy put in place by kathyy governor cuomo that she refuses to acknowledge although she did actually rollback temporarily one of the bad laws put in place in new york state because she wanted to make her prison safer. her only obligation with the prison system is to keep the correction officers and inmates and community safe. she is failing in the order and now she's looking at laws that she put in place to rollback. it remains to be seen if governor cuomo will actually go back and take away the greenlight law and will the end sanctuary cities into all the things that we need to do to keep in your community safe. i don't know that's up to the voters of new york city but it is not working in upstate new york and his policies have definitely had a negative impact. he was the guy who shut down the ability of us to have responsible gas drilling in new york state it would be another world for new yorkers we wouldn't have the mass migration because of his policies. we would have growth in security and prosperity like

deliver and his but he woke up like he stays so someone else can go to you in boca naples, who was kathy said, we're part in social media. thank you. a pretty nice little esteem for something takes a couple of months. my dad was such a commotion of job, but i should go to school because i missed you, but it was the plastic window to marshall to show them how can we so right now you swallow the need is just these are so i don't think way. think by to sit there grossly if you'd like to get another other words, if i didn't know she was through the full go school, go, let's give you an idea of what was going on with voice or the idea that or someone offering regression, you're still pretty stuffed, i'm really the funny thing is what it is. a beautiful city of. what are you from now on the computer showing you moved something wish and the most and she is not me, but i'm leaving you. so what you're is this the village them. yeah yeah. so some of them that might have, you know, for sure the bus or do they have studied, let's start with a young guy that what i knew. well, what's the book a new o

so someone else can go to you and both of whom, whose kathy said, with buttons only if i give pretty much move as the bus home. thanks a couple of my my dad was such an ocean of joe, but i should go to school the show, but it was like the plastic window to marshall. how can we sell over the years while the new is just easier? so i don't think we're using bye to a sister garcia. i forget the word useful. i don't know. she was through the school go school, go, we'll have to do it again. we will school. we will extend the ideas that are some of the ones that are retention. you're still getting stuff done. really the funny thing. the reason why it is a beautiful city of what do you from the on the computer and you move something which is the most and she is not me of avoiding you. so what yours is, the big advantage. come see us monday and then we have, you know, for sure the bus or do they have studied let's start with a young guy that i knew, well, what's the prostate? and you want to see tom sounds like the show. so the items to, to lucian with, it's on come and do you have, i need to

and both of whom was kathy said, with waiting to hear from you. thank you for the national as team post on basic purpose of my my, the way i'm going to click the subsequent ocean. either joe, but i should go to school that i'm sure, but it was the plastic window to the bar. so to show them how can we so now use follow the use this. these are some think we're using bye to a sister garcia. i forget all the, i don't know, she was through the full go school, go lift, give you an idea of what's going on. we will extend the ideas that are still in the scene. you're still getting stuff done. really the funny thing. the reason why it is a little bit with you from the on the computer showing you moved something which in the most and she has plenty of, i'm leaving you show what yours is, the biggest village them. so some of them then we have a no show the bus or do they have to stay and let's start with a young color. what on your way, what's the book area? you want to see tom sounds like the show. so you guys don't go to lucian. with income and you and you

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so when kathy a retired teacher found out denise desperately needed a kidney transplant, she steppednavy veteran at what else, the ballpark, with the news she would be her donor. >> i'm your donor. >> are you serious? >> the recent surgery at st. joseph's hospital in phoenix, a life-saving gift that will keep denise sweeney from the fences for years to come. >> it was just overwhelming and amazing, emotional. >> when i learned denise needed a kidney, i knew i had to try. you don't let a, then died . >> here's a moment that will surprised eva and her dad, sean, with a melt your heart, that's 10-year- old ava cooper, a patient at cleveland clinic children's hospital when the staff found out she was missing her schools daddy daughter dance, they surprised a lot and her dad, sean, with a celebration of their own. >> here she comes! >> ava, who's been in the hospital more than 200 days waiting for a new heart,t, was over the moon and dad, well, dad was wiping away tears. the cooper family, so grateful for the care team who went above and beyond for their little girl . >> near fort worth,

kathy trimble, who i again focused on the book. she writes me an email because i check in on her to make sure the kids are okay. she's doing okay because she became a friend. she wrote me this email that broke my heart. it said, you know, it's been a while since you've been here. we still miss you. you know, it was a great time to speaking with you. but since the pandemic, those tablets are like books without paper. she said, we tried everything. wi fi enabled school busses. we tried to reach out to the and their parents, but we can't get them to the school because the busses aren't running. so they used to be in front of the stoop before the pandemic. and now we're just trying figure out how to make sure they get food and this safe for me, that was one of many educational stories that i heard. i mean, in hartford, just like in baltimore, there were kids walking to some of the fast food restaurants before the pandemic because their schools were built with concrete. they couldn't bring wi-fi into the school because if you remember,

uh, kathy, i have some news for you that we may need to think about so, so there's the idea and sustainable consumption known as the green gap or behavior and pension gap. so we say we want to do stuff that, that we do. and the literature shows us now that we want to be more sustainable. we want to do more good, slow fashion to hold it. ok? now when it comes to action, however, that action is lacking, and there is a significant gap. so it depends if we can close this gap. well, what does it depend on when a financial literacy being able to build budget, strong budgets? being mindful that this idea of under consumption is not necessarily about depriving one self of everything. rather, it's have building a balance, so you need a healthy balance of consumption. that's important to be important for the economy just right. so you need to spend now the types of spending, we need to think about some of the experiential someone material items. so it depends if we're able to build a healthy habits that consist of the state level habits that can take us over the long term. i think that's with us to s

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let's bring in new york's democratic governor, kathy hochul. governor, great to have you here.overnor cuomo being the mayor of new york city? >> my job is the governor of the state is to work with whomever the voters select as their candidate, their nominee for mayor. i've worked with bill de blasio. i've worked with mayor adams. my job is to work closely, unlike the past, when it seemed like they always had to be. this inherent battle between albany and new york city. i reject that, and the people are better served when they have a governor who's willing to try and help the city, which i've been doing. >> do you think cuomo would be a good mayor? >> god only knows. who knows? we'll see, we'll see. and i don't know if that's going to be the case either. so a lot a lot of unknowns. but my view is my job is to work with whoever the voters want. >> so, governor, speaking of the current mayor of new york city, eric adams, last week, you put some guardrails in place to limit his power. we know that the mayor is been under investigation, has received some sort of deal from the trump

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community many folks that don't get an answer to the phone with san francisco housing and development kathydavis organization being overwhelmed and overworked and not able to do it mo htc now that you have more staff but still very hard to get through on that line and i've tried it you know several times myself. how is it possible to allow is my question links to help with that paperwork they have the person they're holding them and i see with some of the other organizations they sit with their seniors and one of our problems with our seniors in our communities is when you don't understand the paperwork or it looks too overwhelming, people tend to walk away from it because they they can't process and they don't know what to do. this was something that i do know linx was trying to do. lynnette mackey was working hard but then she was told they don't get paid to help do that and then that flipped it over and made it extremely hard because the contract didn't allow them. >> dr. scott to look at that. that's why we had asked for the contract amendments. it limited their ability to look at thing