plus first, a bay area parks are seeing the beginning of a super bloom?y weather, here's our live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary. some fresh raindrops on this camera lens as a front moves across thec bay area. and we're talking about some more rain showers and maybe a thunderstorm and your kend tloo year of the super bloom, vibrant wildflower was some bay area str reports, there is more to come. >> at the entrance, a few california poppies are already blooming with what is possibly a sign of what's in store. drive a short distance into the park and theúfirst beds of mustard flowers begin to appear. theyt& literally take over theúareas oe park, and in the weeks ahead. those who regularly come to this park are expecting quite a bit more color. >> well, more wildflowers. i wildflowers, right? it just depends on whether they blossoms get knocked off. if there's more rain later on, piper mcnulty was just returning from a hike and used an app on her phone to identify many of the flowers that she saw on her walk. >> and the list is already quite s

there are no super blooms here in the bay area just yet, but that could be coming.o and the presidio in san francisco. this is some video from last spring at the presidio tunnel tops other popular spots are blackstar canyon cleveland national forest malibu creek state park, chino hills state park. one of those popular wildflower locales with thousands of acres of a vibrant flower varieties. us. i was just driving through the city of san francisco today as top puppies popping up all along the side of the street. so you can see signs of spring for sure. grant level wildfire. >> wildflower grocery store for one of san francisco's most troubled neighborhoods. why some city leaders say there needs to be a grocery store in the tenderloin. plus, making sure their nightmare never becomes anyone else's reality. a couple featured on the netflix crime documentary shares their cautionary tale. and later this apple have a monopoly on the phone market. california's attorney general and 15 other states, they another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything goin

officials believe it was caused by an algal bloom. oxygen out of the water, suffocating marine life. people are asked to limit contact with the water until the problem clears. officials also say this bloom is not nearly as bad as others from past years. you might remember this, including 2002, when blooms killed thousands of fish in lake merritt and parts of san francisco bay. more rain is coming to the bay area. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has the timeline. up next. >> hey, everybody. chris alvarez live at chase center. the warriors playing without steph curry tonight. the latest on his injured ankle. or the team is saying about playing without their star splash brother sportscenter from chase and a is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? - your data, too. there's even round-the-clock customer support. so you can be there for y

that happened because of bloom. and we do see not so much in we haven't seen it yet and our reservoir is, but we have seen in other areas reports in other areas that yes, wildlife otters can have been affected. okay. obviously want to get this information out to people. tell us specifically which lakes and waterways. this is affecting these algae that where this is happening right now. >> ok, so just so, you know, all of our natural reservoirs areas have experienced some of them happened more often than others. so it it and it changes which is why we have a regular, ongoing monitoring program. but right now there 3 of our swim facilities that are closed to swimming. one is like do one is for lakes and the other shot of those are closed and then we have a caution advisory at lake and which means is ok, this so right now it's not open to swimming. april one is typically with have lifeguards on duty at some and then i'm like tennis cow is has no advisory. but again, things can change rapidly. and we encourage too. you

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next, similar to the red tide, algal bloom that happened in lake merritt two years ago, which killed off thousands of fish. >> they can last all summer, so they're starting now. as long as they have nutrients, as the nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer that they need to grow and reproduce, they'll keep growing in the east bay. >> lena howland abc seven news. >> all right, let's talk about the weather on this first day of spring. that's right. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. hi, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, ama and dan. spring is going to start in just a matter of a couple of hours, but it's already feeling like it. >> look at this live picture from santa cruz camera where some people are soaking up the sun, enjoying the blue skies down there. we definitely had a nice looking day today. the breeze is up onshore winds 29 miles an hour right now in san francisco. and with that wind blowing all that pollen around, it's not exactly easy to breathe for some of us suffering from allergies. so right now, it's the tree pollen that is running in that medium to high catego

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blooms officially reached stage five on friday — the final step before peak bloom. trees will be cut down later this year in an effort to repair dc�*s sea walls. rising sea levels and temperatures have caused frequent flooding and decay to the tidal basin, submerging cherry blossom trees' roots. but not to worry — the national park service says that 274 cherry trees will be replanted when the repairs are finished. thank you so much for watching bbc news- _ thank you so much for watching bbc news. check— thank you so much for watching bbc news. check out _ thank you so much for watching bbc news. check out our- bbc news. check out our website. hello again. friday was a day of sunny spells and passing showers, as those shower clouds started to collapse down late in the day, we had some pretty still conditions there in the highlands. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland and wales generally quite close to average, but across large parts of england, in contrast, it was very mild, 17 celsius in east anglia — six above average for the time of year. now the showery co

algae blooms do not affect drinking water source from the reservoir. danger advisory has been posted for several lakes, including tell foul and shadow cliffs. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at what to expect. things are heating up, lawrence. yes, certainly doesn't quite feel like summer yet. not quite yet, but you can get some of those algae blooms. that's for sure. well, we're going to head back to some wintry weather that should kind of put a stop to that for a while. but of things are going to be changing as we're going further and further now in the spring and before, you know, it. >> that will start to heat things up. in fact, a nice day today. we have had some high clouds move in late in the afternoon. more of that on the way. i think we'll see another nice day tomorrow, though, we'll see some passing clouds throughout the day. the sea breeze is blowing right now. that onshore flow kicking in that that will carry with a little more fog overnight tonight into the bay and some of the valley's what's more high clouds by

here to present the david bloom award, please welcome david's daughters, christine and nicole bloom. good evening, everyone. it's such an honor to be back again this year to present the david bloom award. it's hard to believe that it's been 20 years since our dad, a correspondent for nbc news, passed away while covering the war in iraq and 23. this award, given in his memory, celebrates the exceptional enterprise and investigative reporting with particular eye towards journalism that is fresh, daring, or undertake can in difficult circumstances. the david bloom award takes on a renewed significa this evening, as we recognize in real time correspondents on the ground in the middle east, ukraine and elsewhere. and of course, tonight, our thoughts are with their families as well. these brave journalists and their crews are risking their lives to bring crucial information to the world and i think like everyone here, we are praying for a peaceful resolution and for the safe return of those currently being held hostage. as we mourn the countless innocent civilians lives already lost. this

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i just want to say, thank you to the bloom daughters.ans a lot to me personally to accept an award with david bloom's name on it. my first job out of college at nbc was giving tours. one of the stops on the tour was a memorial to the journalists at nbc who had lost their lives, and right in the middle of it was a tribute to david bloom. we would stop five times a day with each tour, tell the story of david bloom, talk about his legacy, and what he meant to nbc and to journalism. when you are a young, aspiring corresponded, to see that shot of blue on the back of the bloomobile roaring through the desert in iraq, that was it, that is what you wanted to do. david, the producer, the day that he died when he was in iraq was a lebanese guide who is still at nbc, who i spoke with today, has become a very good friend of mine. when i mentioned i would be here tonight, expecting this award for our work in ukraine, he was telling me about david and he talked about his drive, and his rigor, his competitiveness, his empathy, his desire to always be

statewide hotline to see the up to date bloom. >> everybody on social media nose, the super bloom, wildflowersrequiring -- recording with the reports, with joe spano, and we just have to call the number that is up on your screen right there, still to be seen if we will have a spectacular super bloom this year but some spots in the bay area art -- party watch, state parks, sugarloaf ridge state park included.>> i think there's a good chance. >> can we just call the number. just ask jeff. forget the number. >> i have to have my weekend. this is going to be the third year of good soaking rain, getting down into the soil, which really helps the super blooms to happen. >> some of the ones on milpitas

they are, indeed, blooming in washington dc. i can confirm. i am caitriona perry.pells and passing showers, as those shower clouds started to collapse down late in the day, we had some pretty still conditions there in the highlands. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland and wales generally quite close to average, but across large parts of england, in contrast, it was very mild, 17 degrees in east anglia, six above average for the time of year. now the showery conditions on friday were caused by this area of low pressure that's working out of the way now. it will be bringing some heavy snow to parts of sweden and norway into saturday. get a quiet ridge of high pressure, a weather window, if you like, ahead of the next system that's working in off the atlantic. what all that means is over the next few hours, increasingly, the skies will tend to clear. and what that means is we'll see temperatures drop like a stone. and heading into the first part of saturday morning, there'll be quite a widespread frost, scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england as w

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this spring, mucs called a super bloom with field& filled with flowers.reúyou can enjoy this explosion of color at the entrance to santa teresa county park. >> a few california poppies are already blooming with what is possibly a sign of what's in store. drive a short distance into the park and the first beds of mustard flowers begin to appear. they literally take over the entire landscape in some areas of the park, and in the weeks ahead, those who regularly come to this park are expecting quite a bit moreúcolor i mean, the more rain, the more wildflowers, right? it just depends on whether they blossome rain from a hike and used an app on her phone to identify many of the flowers that she saw on her walk, and the list is already quite substantial. so what kind of what did you see today? >> we saw a wild mustard meadowc buttercup, baker's gold fieldsl yellow crown vetch, sweet alyssum, blue dicks, california buttercup, and many parks and other open spaces all around the bay area. >> the wild flower bloom should be a sight to see, even though the peak is e

season in california, and there is a statewide hotline to see the up to date bloom. >> everybody on social media nose, the super bloom, wildflowers and native plants organization requiring -- recording with the reports, with joe spano, and we just have to call the number that is up on your screen right there, still to be seen if we will have a spectacular super bloom this year but some spots in the bay area art -- party watch, state parks, sugarloaf ridge state park included.>> i think there's a good chance. >> can we just call the number. just ask jeff. forget the number. >> i have to have my weekend. this is going to be the third year of good soaking rain, getting down into the soil, which really helps the super blooms to happen. >> some of the ones on milpitas get there. >> the forecast year, when tomorrow morning, it is gone tomorrow night, >>> breaking news tonight. the federal judge denying donald trump's motion to dismiss his classified documents case the former president back in a florida courtroom today for another showdown with l counsel jack smith. but the judge denying m

the bloom will only last, though about 24 hours. people have come in from all over to witness today's unseasonably early bloom. >> it's incredible. it is just absolutely fascinating. and getting to talk to the biologists about the flower and learning a little bit more, um, has just been an incredible experience. >> corpse flowers are endangered and can take as many as 7 to 10 years to bloom. so this is indeed special. okay speaking of special, will ktvu is proud to be expanding our partnership with the oakland roots soccer club. ktvu will now broadcast every game that's both the home and away matches on ktvu. plus, that's more than 30 games from march through october. and as a media partner of the oakland roots, ktvu i gearing up for the start of the season. we will beiring a season preview this saturday, march 2nd, right here at ktvu on ktvu at nine at night. we'll also air the season opener against the indy 11 next saturday, march 9th over o ktvu. plus and we will have an ur long post game show following that opening match. really

coast of crimea, primarily in yalta, when lavender and roses bloom, this will be a separate calendarbased, we will also make information tours for this and invite our guests, in principle, everything is already blooming in spring, spring is already on the way to crimea quite warm, +15 +17°. last week , a train began running between moscow and simferopol in honor of the russian spring. over the years , many large transport projects have been implemented, including the crimean bridge, the four-lane tavrida highway. how has the transport accessibility of the region changed? roads are being built - they are being built at a fantastic pace, in the near future the simferopol to paturia peaceful road will be commissioned, it will open up another transport direction and travel time from simferopol to there will be something in ivpatoria within 30 minutes, a large tourist cluster is planned between saki and evpatoria, a new one, that is , there is a tourist cluster saki, investors came there, specialized investors, these are companies that manage hotels, tour operators, the evpatoria cluster

totally. >> so much blooming and so much more will be blooming. exactly.the warm weather for the end of the week. right now it is gray in most neighborhoods, but with some sunshine peeking through, there is the system that will fall apart as it pushes through the bay area later on. this afternoon and evening. it's going to bring some gusty southerly winds. it's a level one system. there's another one behind it and timing of the rain will be in the north bay first from about five 6:00. santa rosa, cloverdale, then marin, seven 8:00 in san francisco and the east bay. it is 51 downtown. kind of sunny out there. 53 san jose and from our exploratorium camera temperatures are cool in petaluma 43 there, 47 in napa, and temperatures will stay in the upper 50s before noontime and then after noon, some low 60s. and there's a look at the rainfall in the north bay. by about 7:00, it's still struggling to push to the south. then it falls apart there later on in the evening hours. so we'll talk about totals and the rest of the week it's going to brighten up and warm up.

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and in simferopol, residents and guests of the city took photographs of the blooming magnolias in bloom and the black sea coast of the caucasus in sochi in bloom. sakura is getting closer to the swimming season. water in the black sea it has already warmed up to 12°. last year, such temperatures were recorded only in april. in the coming days, the weather in russia will be quite contrasting ; several centers of cyclonic activity will be observed across the country. so, on the russian plain, a solar center of high pressure attacks two cloud vortices at once. so here the highest chance of precipitation is in the north and south. latitudes, siberia, with the exception of the extreme south, will be in the region of a stormy cyclone, carrying with it air masses warmed by the gulf stream, in the far in the east, the waves of the frontal ... sections , stretching from the shores of kamchatka to the spurs of the sikhote alin, will restrain the advance of the crest of the asian anticyclone to the pacific ocean, for example, in vladivostok the weekend will be cloudy with clearings, + 3-5 in the d

eventually flowers and bloom and a whole bunch of holidays to keep track of. made it easy with a list of all of the big dates from easter to passover to mother's day, and some information about all of them. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you on the top news sidebar at abc seven news.com. >> all right. thank you so much for watching tonight. >> i'm ama daetz i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry biel. all of us. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel, doctor dre, snoop dogg and 56. >> have a great night everyone. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- we celebrate "dre day" with guests dr. dre, snoop dogg and curtis "50 cent" jackson. with cleto and the cletones.

and what happened in 2022 as this harmful algae bloom took off. then the algae died off.e fish kills. >> you mentioned the storm drains. i guess 60 plus feet into lake merritt. and do you think that is where that reddish hue is coming from? from the pipes themselves? sediment? >> we're not certain at this point. so we want to continue to monitor that. did of want to coo monitor over the next few days. it would be pretty unusual to have this harmful algae bloom at this time in the year because, you know, we've had a lot of rain lately. it's not when you normally associate harmful algae blooms, you normally associate it with warmer weather and warmer temperatures, so it's kind of a bit of a mystery to us, and we want to use it as a learning opportunity. so we responded very quickly. >> is it kind of a wait and see kind of thing? does this kind of clear itself up? >> yeah, it's a wait and see, but we want to be on top of it and monitor. we're hoping itc looks like it's clearing up. it really did dissipate quite a bit over the weekend. from what it looked like on thursday aft

the blooming season ends at the end of the month. but the mustard?get a plain hot dog? >> the mustard will always be here. >> another fun fact, canada is the world's top mustard sport, did you know that? and flies about 90% of the seeds used in northern american production. >>> all right, still ahead. the rain has given way to sunshine. there is going to be quite a bit of it. how warm is it going to get in your neighborhood. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team for every need, every area. they took care of me like a queen. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. >>> wow, he said the sun will come out, so i'm going to hold you to it. >> i did not sing it though. >> no, you're welcomed for that. normally i would, but i'm going to be mature this time around. shocker. yeah, i know. >> i need a second to recover. >> you need all th

and that's when we call that a bloom. and the reason that's a problem is when they grow to that extent, they will eventually start to die off. and when that happens, we have rapid depletion of oxygen in the water and that often lead to fish kills. >> kerr says following this year's wet winter water temperatures were significantly higher compared to this time last year. those warmer water temps may have been the cause for that minor bloom. >> i think this is of a kind of a nail in the coffin or we do want to kind of maybe explore other. >> other areas. >> and oakland, business owner and chef says he has had enough after burglars smashed through his eatery overnight. happened early friday morning at roasted and raw. just hours after celebrating 3 years in business. the loss is less than the cost to repair the damage because he no longer leaves much inside that business overnight. >> you can't keep cash on hand. you can keep the safe and office they jam this time. they they completely jammed and open the office door. so they

a true blooming paradise, hundreds of thousands of cherry trees bloom in china's guyang county, whichs also called the city of a thousand parks. in stunning footage taken from above. from a bird's eye view, the botanical garden resembles a huge terry carpet. the park covers an area of ​​about 1,600 hectares and is home to about 10 species of cherry trees, which bloom from the end of march to the end of april. for more than 20 years, farmers have been planting trees, turning this garden into one of the most beautiful places in the world. thousands of tourists visit it to see it. the beauty of the trees to feel the spirit of spring. you can't take your eyes off the locals of buenes aires gathered to witness the world's first lunar eclipse, the march full moon. dozens of people had their eyes glued to the telescope to get a closer look at the spectacular phenomena. the same, those who decided to show off the spectacle on social networks afterward took out their phones to take photos for a long memory. during a lunar eclipse , the earth finds itself between the sun and the moon, and its s

now for a list of which parks are being impacted by this toxic blue green algae bloom. can go on to the east bay regional park district web page. they have all the parks listed out. >> reporting live, tiffany justice kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> a man has now been arrested for allegedly hiding a camera on a coffee shop restroom. on friday, san jose police took 35 year old luis suarez junior into custody. he suspected of planting a hidden camera inside of a restroom of that calf and coleman avenue on january. 30th, although police did not name the coffee shop, thertarbucks located on that block. the camera was found beneath the restroom sink facing the toilet. investigators say 91 victims between the ages of 4.85 were recorded in the restroom. these are photos of the cameras. police say they found inside of the suspect's home along with 20 guns, including high capacity magazines, juarez was booked into the santa clara county jail on charges including possession of child installment of a hidden surveillance camera with audio and gun related charges. >> this incide

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that's a little tree turned continue to bloom despite years of decay. mulch. >> once that mulch breaks down, it becomes soil, and that soil will provide nutrients for the living trees for generations to come. it is an appropriate and beneficial second life for the trees that are coming down. >> norah: the d.c. cherry blossoms and those protecting them. tonight's "heart of america." . >>> save stumpy. >>> i'm juliette goodrich, there is the golden gate bridge, sourdough bread and politicians. i sat down with him for his secret to success and life and politics. >> above all else i try to end the day without one issue still troubling me. >> he has more advice coming up. measles exposure at a restaurant. >> it is a very serious condition. it is preventible. >> we hear from a doctor who may be most at risk and why this highly contagious illness may be reappearing again. >>> also, an invasion of privacy at a starbucks bathroom in the south bay, close to 100 people recorded by a hidden camera. the man under arrest tonight. >>> this is cbs news with juliette go

officials believe it was caused by algae bloom.loom produces a toxin that sucks oxygen out of the water, hurting marine life. officials have said this bloom isn't as severe as past years. more california students will be attending uc schools in the fall. officials say the uptick is driven by a rise in applications from transfer students. california residents and students from historically underrepresented groups. applications rose by 9% between 2023 and 2024. transfer applicants from california community colleges are also up by 8. officials say the numbers show a rebound after pandemic enrollment declined across the country. well, skiers and snowboarders have been rushing to the sierra after the tahoe tahoe that is received a good dumping of snow last weekend. people hit the slopes at boreal ski resort to get ahead of the crowd, and palisades is also open after the blizzard forced the resort to shut down last week. skiers who hit the slopes early say now is a good time to come to the area. >> the vibes are great. it's a great day.

scientists link this to climate change and note extreme blooms in oceans around the world. elena shtylina, andrey tolstikhin, vesti primorye. the altai territory celebrates the seventieth anniversary of the beginning of the development of virgin lands. tens of thousands of young people went to altai to develop new lands and provide food for a country that is actively was recovering after the war. in barnaul. there was a theatrical reconstruction of the meeting of the first train with virgin lands from moscow. report by leonid hill. from the very morning , hundreds of barnaul residents began to gather at the old railway station building. they were all waiting for the arrival of an unusual train. the first train from virgin lands to barnaul arrived on the night of february 28 to march 1 , 1954. 70 years later , exactly the same train appears at the station of the capital of the main agricultural region of russia. the carriage was decorated in style. slogans, the beginning of the time of development of new lands. that year from different from the ends of the country, thousands

it is known as peak bloom. day 70% of the blossoms are opened on washington's iconic cherry trees around the tidal basin. this year's was two weeks earlier than average after the warmest washington january on record. cherry blossom season in the nation's capital draws a million and a half people from the united states and abroad. lorna phillip and her sister came from trinidad and tobago. >> one of our main reasons for coming, she wanted to see the cherry blossoms in bloom. it is nature at its best. john: but for 158 of the trees, this will be their last bloom. the national park service is cutting them down as part of a project to rebuild tidal basin seawalls which has sunk over the years in some places as much as five feet. as a result, it floods twice a day at high tide driven by rising waters due to climate change. >> it inundates the roots of the cherry trees, resulting in the deaths of many trees, threatens infrastructure like sidewalks. it's even forced us to close the jefferson memorial from time to time

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and that's when we call that a bloom. and the reason that's a problem is when they grow to that extent, they will eventually start to die off. and when that happens, we have a rapid depletion of oxygen in the water and that often lead to fish kills. >> the organization says following this year's wet winter water temps were significantly higher compared to this time last year. those warmer water temperatures may have been the cause for algae bloom. all right. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look from mount tam, a pious looking down on the bay and gayle ong joins us now in studio for a look at the weekend forecast looking good looking good at. we don't have the strong winds in the forecast. so we have a light breeze with that. sunshine is going to be very pleasant. >> here's a live picture at half moon bay here just before sunset been a gorgeous day, been seeing people out and about son said the start of our evening shows and our storm trackers been quiet just a little bit unsettled as you make yo

and that's when we call that a bloom. and the reason that's a problem is when they grow to that extent, they will eventually start to die off. and when that happens, we have a rapid depletion of oxygen in the water and that often lead to fish kills. >> kerr following this year's wet winter water, temperatures were significantly higher compared to this time last year. those warmer water temps may have been the cause for that minor bloom. all right. let's go outside. give you a live look on a happy friday of a beautiful shot of the bay with that. when boys cleared out all >> the credit in the year. and it's crystal not a cloud in the sky, gayle. yeah. and air quality is good at last check. i also have another view for you of the golden gate bridge you can see it's just so nice out there. sabo just with covid right under the bridge. >> so very pleasant day. and you can expect that for the rest of that the weekend and even next week. so we have high pressure that's taking over in the low pressure is actually bringing unsettle

. >> are just bloom and all across the bay area.se, that comes with some consequences as well. your allergies may be kicking into gear. so yeah, here's your allergy forecast as we take you through the week. things have been run on the upside over the last couple of days. and that's just because of all the sunshine and warm temperatures. everything is blooming out there. in fact, the trees. that's where seen lot of the pollen coming from right now. you notice a lot of the trees are blooming outside. high pollen count expected for wednesday, beginning to taper off a little bit on thursday and friday as that rain moves in. i think that will knock down the pollen council looking like it will drop down low categories as we head toward the weekend. all right. you outside right now we've got some sunshine on the cars passing on by and little fog this morning and then clearing out to be a really nice day around the bay area. the seabreeze is blowing a bit now and some patchy fog gather along the coastline. but i think overnight tonight, i d

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. >> reporter: it kicks off union square in bloom effort. floral highlights and people are invited to stores here. nbc bay area. >>> beautiful sight there but not here. warning about the water in lake merritt. >>> why some say hiring policies here are saving lives. >>> things are quiet on the storm ranger mobile doppler radar, but tomorrow evening, changes on the way. wind and rain returning to the forecast. hour by hour and how much to expect when we come right back. >>> ahead for us, a new criminal investigation into alaska airlines after a chunk of plane flew off midair. >>> huge news for high school >>> huge news for high school students after the s.a.t.s make diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest and thinnest sensor... sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence, and lower your

an algae bloom that turns the water red. not always harmful but a similar bloom killed large numbers of fish less than two years ago. that deadly bloom back in 2022 killed thousands of fish in lake merritt and parts of san francisco bay. the san francisco bay regional water control board is testing the water to see what is causing that water to turn red. >>> one the biggest film festivals in the bay area is underway. tonight, movie makers are actually walking the red carpet. that red carpet happening at the california theater which is also where a lot of the movies are screened. this year's event features 217 different movies including the world premier from the first time film maker. a los gatos native now living in so cal. >> as a child, just didn't make any sense. all this energy put into the work. and put into a product that i had no capability of understanding or even trying. i just didn't want anything to do with it. >> that documentary is called eden. it focuses on the patterson family who runs the historic mount eden

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in you come down you will see blooms cascading from hotel awnings and blooms on historic building fronts. you will see them on bus stops. you can go to many of our restaurants and they have cocktails. they have food and of course, being connected withification we have our bloom gown that's behind me. so, a announcement f ways to celebrate blooms. this is another great time of year for union square we are kickoff the holiday celebrations. they bring out the animal window. we have ice skating. music is another great way to come and enjoy union scare. we are a recipient of the latest grant. this is bringing it into the public life. we are doing it here. this is in our park. it's really show this is great when it comes to music. >> we have been ignoring the fact for the districts it's a pretty common place across the country and opportunity to transform our spaces. >> yeah, i agree with you 100%. >> we have 13,000 hotel rooms. what if we had a school or soccer this is something we couldn't do before. our rates prior to the pandemic was under10%. we are higher now. >> we have businesses like

that was super bloom isn't confirmed. just yet.int to a promising season thanks to above average rainfall replenished seed bank fragrant blooms are already appearing in some areas, but it could take a month or so for some popular spots to be on full display. so just be patient. they think that's coming. >> love those sort of the bay area's oldest residents is celebrating his 100 and 4th birthday. today. born march 5th, 1920, arthur larson is a world war, 2 vet and a beloved resident at brookdale diablo lodge in danville. one of the secrets to longevity. well, he says a loving and supportive family is key. also tries to stay healthy along the way. and here's a piece of advice for the next generations. >> well, all >> always have a goal. something year headed for. look at watson served in the u.s. army as a lieutenant from 1940, to 46 year and a master's degree from the university of colorado and a doctorate from the university of california berkeley larson and his wife joanne, who is 9 years younger than him have been married for 72

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now unfortunately, the reason why the flowers are blooming so early is worrying, according to expertsnge, and the climate crisis is having an impact on cherry blossoms not only injapan, but in other parts of the world too. this is washington, dc, for example — and as you can see, the cherry blossoms there have bloomed early this year too. so experts are warning that these sorts of things are a consequence of the fact that we are overheating our planet, and that early cherry blossoms are a sign of more change to come. that's it from me, ben is coming up next with the context. i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. we've seen some cloud and some rain across most parts of the uk today, but that cloud has slowly but surely been breaking. and, as the skies continue to clear overnight tonight, it's going to get quite cold — in fact, it'll be a frosty start to the weekend for some. by the end of the weekend, though, we will flip our fortunes, it will feel much milder. along the way, we'll see some spells of rain, but also some spells of sunshine. so, we've had quite a lot of cloud