san jose here at the california theater tomorrow, and sunday, a performing some of his works, even if're not into opera, i'm sure many of you have heard of la bombe that is what puccini is known for. the man has been dead for 100 years, and his work still, you know, resonates for a lot of people. got ben gulley, who will be performing. you're a tenor, correct? that's right. yeah. can you give us a little bit of your your sound? oh why not? you know, 630 singing nothing better than norwalk delaigue one of the toronto artistically troubled. the seller all all above in gerard ventura world vintage theater. i know you are hesitant about performing on a sidewalk, but you got to understand the people at home when we, even if we don't know opera, we know that that resonates with us. what were you just. oh yeah. next time you do a little bit more crescendo. yeah. exactly. what were you singing? that is, that is puccini's masterpiece. it's kind of his anthem. it's nessun dorma from the opera turandot. all right. yeah. hey, break a leg tomorrow night. yeah. robert massie is the artistic directo

taking place saturday on sunday here at the california theater.you're not familiar with him, maybe you've heard of la boheme or madama butterfly by famous operas of this italian composer created over 100 years ago. sadly, he's been gone for 100 years, but his music still resonates. we got ben gulley. he's a tenor. you were asking for a tenor. i got you a tenor. ben. you'll be performing? yeah can you give us a little taste of what we're going to hear? oh, sure. nothing like a little street side serenade de laiguana cathedral on the desolate promenade. botticelli all. all above him. chair of ventura. you'll be in a chair. heard you had me at vincero. and you feel it right 100. i had to step back. and i meant that as a good way. i can feel it. yeah. hey, that was awesome. oh. thank you. yeah. robert matsui is the artistic director, what do you say to people who don't know the opera? i mean, we've heard of la bohme. we've heard of madame butterfly. but what do you say to people who don't know opera? yeah, i would say you probably do know this. this i

i'm here tonight at the california theater in san jose for the annual dwight clark legacy series, heeft a huge impact on this team not just on the field but also for his work in the front office and for his charitable work. so tonight's fundraiser benefits the golden heart fund which supports forty-niners alumni with mental health, emotional service as all sorts of other services. and we're joined with a lot of forty-niners players tonight, both current and former tonight's panel will feature quarterback steve young brock purdy. alex smith, jeff garcia on hand and a whole bunch of their current and former teammates. i'm joined by one of those right now. harris spartan, 3 time super bowl champ. 2 time, all pro former offensive lineman with the forty-niners played alongside the legendary dwight clark. harris, thank you so much. was it like for you to play alongside white and to continue to celebrate his legacy? all these years later? what do i was blue? that made this work? you know, he was here 3 decades and >> the front office was a player. and we all kind of grabbed 2 on dwight and

taking place saturday on sunday here at the california theater. if you're not familiar with him, maybe you've heard of la boheme or madama butterfly. very famous operas of this italian composer created over 100 years ago. sadly, he's been gone for 100 years, but his music still resonates. we got ben gulley. he's a tenor. you were asking for a tenor. i got you a tenor. ben. you'll be performing? yeah can you give us a little taste of what we're going to hear? oh, sure. nothing like a little street side serenade de laiguana . later on to the stately throne . botticelli a la la belen cherub. vincero chu levin che derm. you had me at vincero and you feel it right. oh, 100. i had to step back. and i meant that as a good way i could feel it. yeah. hey, that was awesome. oh. thank you. yeah. robert matsui is the artistic director, what do you to say people who don't know the opera? i mean, we've heard of la boheme. we've heard of madame butterfly. but what do you say to people who don't know opera? yeah, i would say you probably do know this. this is the

night in san jose, the fourth annual dwight clark legacy series takes place thursday at the california theaterose. the annual event celebrates clark's legacy while raising money for the golden heart fund, which supports 40 niners. alumni facing challenges in life after football for quarterbacks including brock purdy, steve young, jeff garcia and alex smith are going to hold a great roundtable discussion that night. earlier this week, i spoke to alex, who described clark's everlasting impact on the niners. >> so selfless, obviously not only as a teammate, as an alumni, obviously to go on to and be a general manager. and i think, to really to his credit, kind of starting and creating the golden heart fund. i mean, it's a one of a kind, the niners are the only team that has anything like this comprehensive support to any 40 niners alumni that's struggling with life after football. it's a great way for the alumni to come together, raise money for our old teammates that found themselves on tough times. and i think the niners have the greatest alumni organization in all of football. and this is just

that's what everyone who's here tonight is getting to experience just a little taste at the california theatern san jose. kate rooney kron 4 sports. thanks, kate. i know that food spreads going to be crazy. go get you up late. >> all right. let's head out to valhalla golf club in louisville, kentucky, for the first round of the pga championship. we'll start with scottie scheffler. the best golfer in the world playing in his first tournament since becoming a dad. the eagles, his first hole of the day. no arrest there. he finishes his round tied for 11th 4 under par. rory mcilroy. he's on the par 4, 6, he chips in the birdie putt. he would finish tied for 4th 5 under par. but it was an der shoe flames day. he dominated round one. birdies his final hole. ends the round atop the leaderboard 9 under he just 9 under par. he shot a 62. that is the lowest round ever at a major and get this. it's the second time he's done that. but he still never won a major. so let's see if he can keep that play going throughout the weekend. all ready. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, th

and this year's event is being held right here at the california theater in san jose.his annual charity speaking series celebrates the legacy of dwight clark, who passed away from als in 2018. of course, he's famous for making the catch to beat the cowboys in the 1981 nfc championship and helping launch the 49ers dynasty. the money raised tonight goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football and what a great lineup fans will hear from a quarterback roundtable of hall of famer steve young, alex smith, jeff garcia and current qb brock purdy. what an honor, you know, to even be able to go up and speak with those with those guys like legends, in this organization, then obviously being, being a part of a special night to raise money, you know, for, for such a great organization and obviously to help out our alumni that have given everything that they've got for this organization. so being able to raise money to help them in their areas, it's a great cause. so, i mean, you know, if i was a 40 niner fan, i'd try to b

at the california theater in san jose.reunited to honor dwight clark, who did die of als six years ago. his annual charity speaking series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alex smith, jeff garcia and steve young. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steveyo

wide open joey porfido with his first career home run houston wins this game 8 to 1 and at the california theater in san jose. the nine years old and young reunited to honor dwight clark, who did die of als six years ago. his annual charity speaking series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alex smith, jeff garcia and steve young. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steve young, a whole bunch of them. that's great to see.

. >> we're here tonight at the california theater in san jose for the annual dwight clark legacy seriesfits the golden heart fund and of course, celebrates the great dwight clark. tonight's panel, special one, it's the quarterbacks addition. and so i'm joined by one of the great forty-niners quarterback jeff garcia. glad to have you with us. you're going to panel tonight with steve property. alex smith. what are you guys going to talk about? >> havin

the fourth annual dwight clark legacy series will take place thursday night at the california theater event will raise money for the golden heart fund, supporting 40 niners alumni facing challenges in life after football. four quarterbacks, including brock purdy, steve young, jeff garcia and alex smith will be there. and smith says dwight's impact is everlasting. >> so selfless, obviously not only as a teammate, as an alumni , obviously to go on to and be a general manager and i think, to really to his credit, kind of starting and creating the golden heart fund. i mean, it's a one of a kind, the niners are the only team that has anything like this comprehensive support to any 40 niners alumni that's struggling with life after football. it's a great way for the alumni to come together, raise money for our old teammates that found themselves on tough times. and i think the niners have the greatest alumni organization in all of football. and this is just, kind of one of those pieces. >> abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion >> chris. thank you. and that's it for tonight

at the california theater in san jose. the nine years old and young reunited to honor dwight clark, who did die of als six years ago. his annual charity speaking series celebrates his legacy, and fans heard from forty-niners quarterback brock purdy and hall of famers alex smith, jeff garcia and steve young. the money raised goes to the golden heart fund, which helps support former 40 niners facing life challenges after football. the spirit of the great dwight clark and the pied piper and how the how we think the 40 niners are a special place. we're there to be the you know, the net underneath them to make sure that they're okay. and that's the spirit of the 40 niners. also at tonight's event, linebacker dre greenlaw was presented with the dwight clark award honor goes to a 49ers player who best exemplifies dwight's spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. well, what a great gathering of 40 niner legends there with hall of famer ronnie lott was also there and steve young, a whole bunch of them. that's great to see. all right. th

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california institute says they plan on renovating the theater in the future. ns back to enjoy fantastic films, executive director and founder of the california institute marked fishkin says the reopening of the sequoia theater underscores cfi dedication, the support of the arts and cultural landscape of mill valley. >> time now is 9.41. and coming up, still ahead, the giants looking for redemption the pirates. we're going to take a look at how they did in sports in just a bit. >> it's i'm 44 burlingame. high school students. artwork is being recognized on a national level. it's going to be showcase of the u.s. capitol building. well, there's rob nesbitt got a chance to talk with the singer. when you first look at lauren chang's artwork, you question what it means. she explained to me how it's a message about the number of mass shootings in the u.s. and her plea to lawmakers to do more to prevent every year congress holds a high school art competition. >> u.s. representative from each district picks a winner this year. representative kevin mullen pic burlingame

lease from the former holder said in march after talks of closures, california film institute says they plan on renovating the theaterw, they are excited to welcome local patrons back to enjoy fantastic films, executive director and founder of california institute mark fish can says the reopening of sequoyah theater underscores cfi is dedication to supporting the arts and and shrine in the cultural landscape. mill valley. acting governor. lanny keller, kodiak has declared may 22nd as harvey milk day. so milk was the first openly politician in california and yesterday would have been his 94th birthday. he tragically became a martyr not long after being elected to the san francisco board of supervisors leaves killed in city hall. this is back in 1978. each year. may 22nd sars has an opp%rtunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+. community. i'm 50 12 for celebrates api heritage month. we're highlighting a college program. this is in the east bay and it's fueling students interests and api culture and experiences. well, gayle ong has that story from chabot college. >> on behalf of movement and be a and you both of you our

the historic sequoia theater in mill valley is reopening the californit film institute just made the announcement they took over the lease from the former holder, california renovate the theater in the future. but for now, they're just excited to welcome people back. the executive director says that the reopening of the sick with theater underscores their dedication to supporting the arts and the enrichment of the cultural landscape. burlingame high school students, artwork is getting recognized on a national level. it will be showcased at the u.s. capitol kron four's rob nesbitt has more. when you first look at lauren chang's artwork, you question what it means. she explained to me how it's a message about the number of mass shootings in the u.s. and her plea to lawmakers to do more to prevent every year congress holds a high school art competition. >> u.s. representative from each district picks a winner this year. representative kevin mullen pic burlingame senior lauren chang. she explain to me how a graphic art piece is also a message issue of gun violence in our country and uses 646 dots. >> to symbolize the 646 mass shootings the year 2022. each yea

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. >> the historic sequoia theater in mill valley is reopening. >> the california film institute or cfinew lease from city mark cfi says they plan on renovating the theater. executive director mark fishkin says the reopening of the sequoia theater underscore cf dedication to supporting the arts and enriching the cultural landscape of mill valley. >> now to football, the forty-niners are continuing organized team activities at levi stadium. they hope to learn more with their new assistant head coach kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has the latest. >> kyle shanahan may not have a traditional offensive coordinator on his staff, but in recent years he has embraced the assistant head coach. still, comes to san francisco after 3 seasons as the la chargers head coach and his reputation as a bit of a defensive savant. of course, the forty-niners already have a well established defense. that was part of the problem last season with steve wilks who only lasted one year as the forty-niners defensive coordinator. but staley said he has reason to believe he can add to what's made the forty-niners

. >> the 35th annual professional business women of california conference was held at the historic fox theatern redwood city on thursday. it sold out to 1200 people and included a keynote address from entrepreneur and media mogul martha stewart, who candidly talked about the confidence behind posing for a sports illustrated swimsuit shoot in her 80s. this year, for their 60th anniversary, i posed again with all those fabulous swimsuit models katie brown, pb tsay board president and chair, says the gathering is about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. >> so today's conference is really it's bu, which is really about authenticity and being yourself and bringing your whole self to work or in anything that you do or finding your passion and, you know, bringing other people along with you. >> the conference was an idea former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jacqui spear first thought of 36 years ago, with women now making up 56% of the workforce, she says their work isn't over yet. >> now women still suffer from what's called the imposter syndrome and we've got to break ourse

. >> the 35th annual professional business women of california conference was held at the historic fox theaterty on thursday. it sold out to 1200 people and included a keynote address from entrepreneur and media mogul martha stewart, who candidly talked about the confidence behind posing for a sports illustrated swimsuit shoot in her 80s. >> this year, for their 60th anniversary, i posed again with all those fabulous swimsuit models katie brown, pb, wc, board president and chair, says the gathering is about networking, empowerment and self-confidence. >> so today's conference is really it's bu, which is really about authenticity and being yourself and bringing your whole self to work, or anything that you do, or finding your passion and, you know, bringing other people along with you. >> the conference was an idea. former congresswoman and san mateo supervisor elect jackie spear first thought of 36 years ago. with women now making up 56% of the workforce, she says their work isn't over yet. >> now, women still suffer from what's called the imposter syndrome, and we've got to break ourselves fr

. >> this is at the university of michigan school of music, dance, and theater at the university of southern california. now says that they will hold a smaller family graduate celebration just over a week after they cancel the school's main graduation ceremony, they cited security concerns with me. now, is angus johnston is a history professor at hostess community college, and he studies student activism. professor. thank you for being with me. let me start here with something that got a lot of attention this week. and that was senator bernie sanders who said that in the campaign context. what's happening across the country might be president biden's vietnam, from a student activism and student protests perspective in that context, is it comparable? is it close? >> so we are very, very early into this cycle of protests, but it's only been two weeks and it's hard to draw conclusions based on that. but frankly, the speed at which this has accelerated, the speed at which the administration and government response has spiralled, makes me gives me taking that comparison a lot more seriously than i did a wee

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lease from the former holder said mark after talks of a closure of the california film institute says they plan on renovating the theaterre. but for now, they're just excited to welcome back. locals to enjoy some fantastic films. and we're hoping for some fantastic weather this memorial day weekend. kyla has the details. yeah. hey there get the blue skies now. cooling it down as we head into the next couple of days. want to show you the cloud cover that's going to come in tonight. >> so just be ready for that because we haven't had that in a while. which means wake up tomorrow without the crystal clear blue skies that we've been dealing and that is an indication that we've got a change in our pattern that is coming and that is going to cool us down both friday and into saturday by sunday. we should start to see things lift up and monday are holiday is actually looking really lovely. we should be about 80 degrees inland, 70 around the bay and 50's out of the coast. >> thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news this afternoon. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time waldman. appreciate you

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theater and dance last night. meantime, the university of southern california announced it is holding a small family graduate celebration, one week after canceling the main graduation ceremony over safety concerns protests that engulfed schools for weeks have resulted in the arrests of more than 2,100 people on about 40 separate campuses in 20 five states. cnn's whitney wild is at the university of michigan on that campus, and whitney, we've already seen a disruption at a ceremony there last night. what but are the expectations there today well, it's interesting. >> frederica, the graduation here at the university of michigan has just wrapping up. this is the massive spring commencement 90,000 people inside michigan stadium the big house. this is a huge event and when as you're walking around the stadium. prior to the ceremony, recent no indication hi, there would be protests. we didn't see groups of protesters it looks like any other college graduation, but during the ceremony, around 15 minutes in a group of protesters dan chanting and briefly disrupted the secretary of the navy as he gave his remarks. and so let me g

some of the drop can be attributed to theater chains closing some locations and people still watching movies at home. okay, so they say california leads the way. and this is not one of those good ones. new at six. the bay area takes two of the top three spots on a new list of the worst cities to drive in. who says this? forbes forbes evaluated driving conditions across 47 densely populated cities. it looked at four categories driving experience, safety, cost of car ownership, and access to maintenance services. oakland ranked number one because of the number of fatal car accidents, steep gas prices, and lengthy average commute times. next up miami, florida and rounding out the top three san francisco. wow. i feel lucky that i'm driving in the south bay mostly. yeah, right. let's keep it that way. also, new at six. things are looking up for the san jose sharks. not only did they win the number one pick in the nhl draft, but the team is showing off plans for a brand new south bay ice skating complex. and we can show it to you. yeah. this is exciting for the community. these are brand new renderings of the planned sharks ice facili

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california conference kicks off in redwood city today. >> the annual gathering celebrating women in their careers takes place at the fox theater this yearme in person since the pandemic. we'll over last year's disastrous train derailment in ohio. it is not clear how the money will be divided and how much of it will go to the residents impacted by this, but so far, it appears the closer people are to where the derailment happened, the more money they will receive. initial documents suggest families could get up to $70,000 for property damage. up to $10,000 for injuries if they live within two miles of the disaster. this morning, new concerns about the bird flu and other rare human case has been confirmed after an outbreak in dairy cattle. authorities say a michigan farm worker has recovered from mild symptoms. back in march, a farm worker in texas was diagnosed with the first human case of bird flu tied to dairy cows. both patients worked with cows and both reported eye infections, with bird flu outbreaks in cattle now reported in nine states and dozens of herds, experts say the infection is likely to spread even more. we need to maintai

california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now... ...at cachecreek.com. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: look at that. we are back with the star of "uncle vanya" at lincoln center's vivian beaumont theaterd to move him out of the desk. we had to evict him from the desk. "i have no place to go." >> steve: we celebrated him. >> stephen: the kennedy center mark twain award. he's back and doing monday's over there. >> steve: i know, it's great. >> stephen: would you ever want to go, just show up in the middle of taping? >> steve: why aren't you moving your lips? >> stephen: because if we don't move our lips, jon won't know were going to do this. what if we just show up and do a bit at the desk and don't tell him are going to do it. we should probably cut this out. >> steve: i would do that in the second. >> stephen: seriously, i would love to do a play with you. that would be so fun. to get back to that earlier subject. ha ha but really that would be fun. but if we did a musical together. what if we played simon and garfunkel? paul simon is the musical guest tonight. we could ask him. we both play paul simon and jon place art garfunkel. jon stewart, voice of an angel. voice of an angel. >>

palladium theater is the future of the music industry. 16-year-old alberto plans to be a professional musician. >> i am doing alternative meditation, cinematic. >> one of 1200 students from southern californiachool that have been given the chance to sing. hit beats and follow their dream of music and entertainment. >> we want people to know that this vibrant industry is available and accessible to them. >> the national foundation aims to create equity in the industry by breaking down gender, economic and race barriers. it connects passion to profession. >> we are here to show that you can continue to build that artistry and understand marketing, creation and distribution. >> we want to make sure students learn about all aspects of the industry and also connect with mentors who can guide them. >> we want them to engage, and spark that learning and see themselves reflected in that expert. >> an understanding that the possibilities are endless for the next generation of industry leaders and artists. >> and they are learning so much about themselves, too. as in creating the concerts and music. >> you hear from music teachers all the time how public funding continues to be cut and it is so nice

of michigan of music theater and dance and the demonstration lasted for a few minutes before police arrived and took those protesters away. >> now the university of southern california says, it will hold a small family graduate celebration last week, the school cancel well, the main graduation ceremony that would have brought in as many as 65,000 attendees. the school has also started the disciplinary process for student protesters ucla says campus operations will resume and full monday with increased security or than 200 people were arrested thursday stay after refusing to leave and he can't on campus. we're also getting new details about the major protests this week at columbia university in new york, a total of 44 people there were arrested for storming and barricaded themselves in hamilton hall and that number includes 23 columbia students to columbia employees and 13 adults with no affiliation with the school at emory university here at atlantic. some faculty members approved a vote of no confidence against the university's president. and the body that voted is made of a faculty in the emory college of arts and sciences cnn's nick valencia explains what that me

theater. again, obviously that's very unjust mandible. rahel all right. >> this week and ongoing strike against the handling of pro-palestinian protests at several california universities is expected to grow academic workers at ucla and uc davis campuses say that they will begin their strike tomorrow. that's after uc santa cruz saw a major walk out last week earlier this month, violent clashes between protesters and another group broke out at ucla. the next day, police in riot gear moved in to clear out a makeshift i can't met with three now, is rafael jaime he's a phd student at ucla and also president of uaw 48 11, which is the union striking a raphael. we appreciate your time today. i'll give us a sense of why strike yeah. >> so workers at the university of california are going on strike because of uc is unlawful behavior in response to the protests on campus the university changed unilaterally change policies regarding free speech the alot of violent mob attack, workers and students as the university of just stood by. and then the very next day sent the military militarized police to suppress the protest using rubber bullets and flash-bang grenades. an

theater is the future of the music industry. 16-year-old alberto plans to be a professional musician. >> i am doing indie music, alternative, meditation, cinematic . >> one of 1200 students from southern californiat coast colleges who have been given the chance to sing, make beats and follow their dream of career music and live entertainment. >> we want to make sure that young people know that this vibrant , multibillion-dollar industry is available and accessible to them. >> the executive director of the music forward foundation, aiming to create equity in the industry, by breaking down gender, and economic barriers. >> we are here to show that you can continue to build that artistry and understand marketing, creation and distribution. it is to make sure students not only learn about all aspects of this industry but also connect them to mentors who can guide them. we want them to engage, spark that learning and see themselves reflected in that expert. >> we are able to pick people's brains. >> understanding that the possibilities are endless for the next generation of leaders, innovators and artists. >> i feel like my kids would embrace this, 100%. >>> we are going to embrace the start of a new

california in palo alto. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news a quick trip for the bidens to the bay area. >> crystal, thank you. >> hundreds of people shuffled up the stairs into the greek theater this morning to watch friends and loved ones graduate from uc berkeley's law school, but outside the theater was a box truck with a digital billboard listing the names of several students. a pro-israeli group called accuracy in media commissioned the truck, accusing those students of anti-semitism. >> they proudly signed a public proclamation banning anybody w supports the existence of the state of israel from speaking at their events. we would never share private information and never have a shared private information, but if they're that proud of their anti-semitism, they shouldn't be ashamed that we've shared it with larger audience. >> we could not verify those accusations, so we are not showing the names on the truck. students we spoke with said the timing of the protest is inappropriate and what's supposed to be a moment of celebration. protest organizers say they're planning a similar display at usc's law school ceremony. >> uc berkeley announced today it's canceling a us senat

theaters next week. it will be streaming on may 23rd. scientists say a dramatic sun storm could produce northern lights that could be clearly visible over many parts of northern california. they say the dazzling light show could begin as early as tonight. northern lights are an atmospheric phenomenon caused by solar activity. scientists say this could be the most dramatic light show in years over the northern california region. so if you're up late, don't forget to look up. >> following a series of troubling incidents involving boeing aircrafts, a safety investigation is now underway. but it comes as the sec launches its own probe after a door plug blew off an alaska airlines plane mid-flight. then major changes are coming to the oakland international airport in a historic move, the port of oakland voted to add the words san francisco bay to its title. >> the controversy that's looming as lawsuits have been filed. plus california's financial future under the microscope. >> governor newsom expected to reveal an updated budget this morning. but with a projected deficit that's likely grown since earlier estimates. we'll explore what this means for the state's economy. >> l

theaters next week. it will be streaming on may 23rd. scientists say a dramatic sun storm could produce northern lights that could be clearly visible over many parts of northern california. northern lights are an atmospheric phenomenon caused by solar activity. scientists say this could be the most dramatic light show in years over the northern california region. so if you're up late, don't forget to look up. >> following a series of troubling incidents involving boeing aircrafts, a safety investigation is now underway. but it comes as the sec launches its own probe after a door plug blew off an alaska airlines plane mid-flight. then major changes are coming to the oakland international airport in