about carmel's welfare. ~ ., , ., can tell our audience about carmel's welfare. ., , ., ., can tellelfare. ~ ., , ., , ., ., ., welfare. welfare is a strong word to use in this situation _ welfare. welfare is a strong word to use in this situation but _ welfare. welfare is a strong word to use in this situation but we - welfare. welfare is a strong word to use in this situation but we know. use in this situation but we know that carmel was taken from her family home along with my cousin yarden along with yarden�*s husband and herfour—year—old. that was yarden along with yarden�*s husband and her four—year—old. that was the day carmel's mother was murdered outside the home. as carmel was taken away we understand she saw her mother's body outside her home. since then, the one thing we know, two teenagers who were released in the previous humanitarian deal were able to tell us that they were held with carmel and so we know carmel was alive at least at that point. white met at what point was that, how long ago was that? during the first humanitarian deal in november after 5a, 55 days. t

siege ensued with the fbi surrounding mount carmel. negotiator who's thought they were making progress and getting koresh to agree to come out. the fbi lost patience. on april 19th, they decided they would insert tear gas, supposedly gradually to smoke the branch davidians out over a couple of days. instead, they filled the corridors of mount carmel with great clouds of gas. a fire broke out. all the branch davidian in there died horribly, except for nine who escaped all adults. and that became genesis and all the controversies afterwards that clearly have led to a number of violent incidents ever since. so there's not just the mount carmel story to tell, but the consequences. and now joining us is david jackson of usa today, who was with the dallas morning news during the waco hearings. mr. jackson, what do you remember from those hearings? well, the first set of hearings, i remember the fact that we had a big senate race going on in texas to replace lloyd bentsen. we'd been named treasury secretary. and that's what i wasovering. and

siege ensued with the fbi surrounding mount carmel. negotiator who's thought they were making progress and getting koresh to agree to come out. the fbi lost patience. on april 19th, they decided they would insert tear gas, supposedly gradually to smoke the branch davidians out over a couple of days. instead, they filled the corridors of mount carmel with great clouds of gas. a fire broke out. all the branch davidian in there died horribly, except for nine who escaped all adults. and that became genesis and all the controversies afterwards that clearly have led to a number of violent incidents ever since. so there's not just the mount carmel story to tell, but the consequences. and now joining us is david jackson of usa today, who was with the dallas morning news during the waco hearings. mr. jackson, what do you remember from those hearings? well, the first set of hearings, i remember the fact that we had a big senate race going on in texas to replace lloyd bentsen. we'd been named treasury secretary. and that's what i was covering. an

67 there or by the coastline in carmel, by the sea.. 58 monterey and 61 in watsonville, southern california. find a mixture of some sunshine and a few clouds and temperatures running a little bit below the average 68 in los angeles about 74 degrees in pasadena. if you plan to have the high watch out specially south of lake tahoe area, we're looking at 70's in the tahoe, but south of that, maybe some thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon about 73 degrees in truckee. 85 and warm in reno on 81 degrees in carson city. but next few days looking beautiful. if you're sticking around through the weekend, we're going to see a lot of sunshine in the high country. temperatures cooling down, though by monday. some of those highs hovering in the mid 50's. right. the forecast, though, you can see the after numerous been see watching these pop-up thunderstorms south, really of the great lake tahoe area down toward 2.70, mammoth lakes. we'll see that kind of play out as we head throughout the week on and off again those afternoon. thunderstorms po

john list carmel go hurry that ang tiro. now let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world protests against israel's offensive in gaza. continuing at universities across the us, demonstrators and police scuffled at the university of virginia. protesters also briefly interrupted a graduation ceremony at the university of michigan. pro palestinian protest comes remaining place and a number of other campuses, a british palestinian doctor who spent over a month in guys, hospitals during the current conflict, has been denied entry to france. gas on obviously it was due to a brief french lawmakers on the medical situation and gaza says it was blocked and appears airport because of a band by germany on his entry to europe. heavy rain in texas has resulted in severe flooding from thing residents and neighborhoods around the houston area to evacuate was the levels expected to rise further with thunder storms continuing in the region to brazil. now with severe flooding and months, lives in the southern reg

carmel shachar heads the health law and policy clinic at harvard university.here are a lot of misperceptions. they think the medical information is locked in a vault behind an impenetrable wall. why are the new rules needed? >> i wish hipaa was that kind of lockbox. the truth is it is more like a pasta strainer. it keeps some information protected, but there are a lot of exceptions. one of the exceptions from the start is if law enforcement goes to youmedical provider and says we need these medical records for an investigation. ever since dobbs undid the constitutional protections for abortion, people are afraid police, law enforcement, in states that have banned abortion will use that exception to get patients' medical records. john: do cities and states collect information about people that have abortion procedures that is not protected? >> yes. a lot of states have had abortion and abortion complication reporting requirements for many years. those reports nominally do not include people's names. get is supposed to be who is providing abortions, the outcomes

. >>> so i'm now joined by bryan carmel, cofounder of the ballers. boy, good evening to you. thanks for being here. you're on the stage that's being set, that's being built right now as we speak. how are things looking? >> reporter: things are looking good. they are putting up the bleachers over on the first base side. and things are coming up, which is really comforting because opening day is, you know, what, 28 days away. 27 degrees away. >> i know you made it a huge point that this is not just a ball game or a ballpark, but a community network. let's talk about that >> yeah, i mean our theme is built by oakland, right? this isn't about us. it's about a community that's coming together to do something to turn a new page and start a new chapter for baseball in a town that has lost their pro sports teams, ready to turn the page. so that has been a community effort. that's taking a village where we have seen the support across the boards. it's pretty exciting. >> that's so great and that of course, we are talking about the a's, a tough time for fans in the area. but obviously

. >> also heard from someone earlier took them 5 hours to get from carmel to the north bay. so, you know, in certain spots, you're definitely going to expect some slow down a reminder. chp is also out in full force for its maximum enforcement period. it's an effort to watch out for unsafe drivers and stop them in the act. the maximum enforcement period will. and at midnight tonight, chp says around this time last year, 46 people died in crashes. more than 1100 were arrested during the memorial day weekend. last year. lot of people flying home as well. taking a live look at sfo where see quite a bit of fog out there. so far, the airport seen more than 160 delays today. a new report showing travelers in the united states lost more than 2 million hours of their lives last year while waiting out flight delays. lawrence, we didn't go anywhere. so we didn't have deal with all that's a phone particular. they've been doing some construction on the runway there. and those they've seen a numerous delays for quite sometime out the door. right now, though, you see the clouds moving in.

if you're headed that direction, look at the temperatures. 50 degrees, carmel by the sea. 51 in moderate for the south southern california. not deal with the rain just yet, but some fairly cool temperatures. 59 long beach 59 of inter 66 mild in los angeles and the high country. a whole lot of snow, especially toward the afternoon. temperatures hovering in the 40's. but those numbers going to go way down as we head in towards sunday as temperatures going to be only in the 30's by the afternoon. so big change coming our way. the temperatures really going to take a hit tomorrow. look at the numbers that rain moves in the morning. turning to some scattered showers, partial clearing in the afternoon. only mid 50's in the san francisco along the coastline. probably low to mid 50's and breezy out there along the coast inside the bay. not a whole lot warmer or cooler temperatures all the way along. so these places that were up in the 70's and the 80's last few days, really the better part of the week. noe you look at these temperatures hovering in the 50's for highs tomorrow with the rain in the

we'll get a sneak peek at carmel valley's newest preserve, where ancient connections are being rekindled new friendships are being made. we'll explore a gem of kern county, where tule elk, once

earlier today we spoke with co-founder brian carmel who shared what fans can expect when the park is finally complete. >> you know, we've got some murals that we're putting in place that are going to be done by local artists. there's going to be local food trucks and their own internal concessions to buy lots lots of different, great ballpark food it's going to be it's going to be a good time. i think that's really what we're going for. we want to feel like a big love letter to oakland. >> opening day for the ballers is set for june 4. sounds good. coming up next, we continue our coverage of may day hundreds of long-term care workers. >> went to the state capitol with a message for the legislature and a message for the governor. plus, a scathing review from oakland auditor. what the mayor is being accused of. first, though. assemblymember evan low emerges as the winner of that controversial recount to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. evan will join our eshoo. evan will join our kathr my mental health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia, started dis

a forecast and the monterey bay, you're looking about 67 degrees after a couple patches of fog in carmel, i bring a light sweater or light jacket with you headed there. likely to see fog again. roll back in the afternoon hours. southern california, 80 degrees, pasadena, 69, very comfortable in san diego about 71 degrees in los angeles. if you do plan to head to the high country. wow. what a change from last weekend when highs are in the 30's on sunday tomorrow about 70 degrees and track. you're looking at 67 degrees. south lake tahoe and about 80 degrees in reno. so we made a drastic change just in the weekend. looks like nice weather is going to stick around. in fact, the plan to head that way. we've got a lot of sunshine coming way throughout the weekend. mother's day on sunday. if you're taking mom up there to enjoy beautiful conditions, just about perfect. nearly 70 degrees on sunday afternoon, mostly sunny. and if you're driving home on monday, looks like things are going to be good there as well. looks like there are some changes, long-range forecast. we'll check it out. coming up

southbound lane, part of the highway crumbled into the ocean back in march, cutting off the route between carmel and big sur. after weeks of work by caltrans, it will now be ready for drivers starting at 6:30 a.m. friday morning. >> governor newsom is on his way to the vatican to talk about the fight against climate change. politicians and researchers from around the world will attend a three day conference. newsom is one of the four u.s. invitees alongside other world leaders. they intend to sign a new international protocol, which will be submitted to the united nations. >> sage, the miniature poodle, has won best in show at the annual westminster dog show. sage beat out more than 2500 other dogs of more than 200 breeds for the top prize. this is the fourth time a miniature poodle has won best in show, as gloria says, it sounds the best in show winner only gets a trophy, no cash prize, not even a lifetime supply of kibble. i know right? nothing. >> surely. maybe a few extra treats or some hope. well good job. yes. all right, let's talk about our weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist andrea

ballers co-founder brian carmel says that he hopes to start a new chapter in baseball for the city of oakland, especially their coed team that signed the first woman pitcher in the league. he says they have a short timeline before opening day, but they are ready to move forward. so our vision has always been, you know, it's a 96 game season, so that's 48 home games and, you know, we wanted it to be basically 48 block parties around a baseball game. and i think that's what that's what the vibe is going to be. and also our design principle has just been to embrace the space. you know, we're taking a public park and turning it into a pro baseball ballpark very quickly. and the first home game is june 4th. so in about a month , it's world maternal mental health day. nonprofit postpartum support international is spotlighting the mental health struggles of mothers through a new campaign, the blue dot project aims to provide resources to women who experience depression and anxiety during and after pregnancy. it encourages participants to wear a blue dot in order to reduce the stigma surround

the san francisco santa cruz. 65 degrees and sunny in the afternoon in monterey and 67 degrees in carmel, southern california. going to be a partly cloudy skies about 80 warm in pasadena. 68. >> in san diego in about 72 degrees in downtown los angeles. and if you do plan to head to the high country yet the time we get to ski boat out there now, temperatures are changing no more snow. we're up in the 60's and the 70's this weekend, the tahoe area, 80 degrees in reno, beautiful all around. if you plan on sticking around throughout the weekend throughout the holiday, there you go. some very nice weather hovering near 70 degrees throughout the weekend. thanks, lawrence. santa rosa man convicted of murder has been sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. >> juan martinez was arrested in june of 2022. for killing a man in the windsor area after killing a martinez tried to pose as a kidnapper and extort the victim's girlfriend for more than $100,000. martinez was eventually arrested and confessed leading investigators to the body. one person is recovering tonight after being shot in oakland nea

ballers co-founder brian carmel says that he hopes to start a new chapter in baseball for the city of oakland, especially their coed team that signed the first woman pitcher in the league. he says they do have a short timeline before opening day, but they are ready to move forward. the first home game is june 4th. well, disappointment and frustration for a swim team in the east bay technical issues will keep this high school team from competing in a critical meet. the meet is coming up this friday, but the swimmers at acalanes high school say they're have been told that their entry wasn't submitted in time. their families believe the entries were completed on time, but a technical issue prevented them from being submitted. the body that oversees the competition says the rules are clear, and the school, acalanes high, did not submit the entries before the mandatory deadline. it's a heartbreaking decision, especially for the seniors who may not get another chance to compete before graduation. we missed freshman year due to covid, so we didn't get to go to ncs or have any swimming at all

and as of yesterday and we, we learned that carmel, the asylum crossing, is being completely shut down. and the operation right now, getting that is included running across the right now, including the evacuation orders will be closed. as soon as the operation is parted in the eastern part of run by city, people are in a state of panic shot despite said they expected that to happen. but it did not expected to happen rapidly that we were approached by people who just started asking about where are the evacuation zones. and we looked at the maps and what, what we see. and so far it is stretches of from the central area from the city all the topic. it's real, tanya, and it's mainly in the central part of harness and the western part of pine newness all the way to they evacuations going here in less than parts of robust city. these are the 3 major areas the, this, the, the leaflets designate is as safe areas in which they will be receiving according to the least let a pop drop by these really military. according to this leave, it says this is where all the humanitarian supports will be dir

this trip from both roof and carmel of asylum increasing buddha, which cannot really sufficient enough in order to meet the admin needs of the causes population. here in the south a tardy they stay with us because i want to mention that today. hello city and john list covering as well as will ongoing. so i've been awarded you nest goes well press freedom prize to. but a student in the discovery guys and in special jury said and recognize the courage to him once it cooled times of darkness and hopelessness. netscape that'd be award pays tribute to jealous facing difficult. i'm thing just comes down says at least 143 media work is i'm john list have been killed in garza, in the late 7 months of attack. your one of those, john, unless you've been reporting every day from gaza on the extremely difficult circumstances, what does within this award mean to you of the well, what i can say is that without doing, unless the way it will be adopted, i use the working key in the territory to discover the entire story with full visibility and you try to keep you happy in resting that lives in order

from out the show for i'm for, for so if you're free and then you go see that they're actually mount carmel, which is given by the russian defense minister because it is very conservative. again, the rush for the 1st minister provides the numbers only which you can see. and you can count when looking somewhere between one medium fuel to him actually, and you are in denver of emilio may. yes. so this is kind of we the overall so, and that means that what we stop origin now, just to give you example, a few days ago along the russian soldiers have been taken prisoner here by for your fine young soldiers. give the salary. well, the cops because you one day before i do being so i do wonder if you wanted to. bandage comes out there. they were so been taken prisoner of a 20 minute park. she told them prisoners and basically told them they have promised them that they will be changed. yes, please. and also for the brain, they want to stay with, you know, in russia. so, and this book, you might have the, you know, also the ones and off the balance. you do more or more out if you wish. all due for a

limited resources are everywhere in use because of the ongoing exposure of the roof i have crossing and carmel, who has been in front of it for the the 4th day in a row with no, not a single. the truck has been allowed to move into the gaza strip. not none of them . no fuel is allowed. just put the uh, the remaining health facilities in clinical. we didn't hospital and fuel the hospital in robust city address. go shutting down their power generators and a, causing a damage to the ongoing operations inside the hospital, putting patients and injuries at risk. because again, we're looking at oxygen pipelines as well as emergency. i see you units inside these hospitals are going to shut down without, without a fuel. also, water is a problem right now. here in over a crowd. it is spaces in there is, but i city with more people moving into a small area already over crowded with this ways. families are from the northern part and garza city. just making it more uh, more difficult for people to survive at all. signs indicate right now, soon enough with ongoing closure. signs of famine is going to have

that stretch near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, was closed last month due to damage by storms. caltrans crews hope to reopen it by memorial day weekend, but governor newsom toured the area and had some better news. >> caltrans is working overtime, subject to, you know, act of god. extreme winds, unlikely rain, but extreme winds will be able to achieve that. 630 this friday. highway one will be reopened. >> earlier this month, the governor signed a state of emergency proclamation to secure $100 million in federal funding to repair that road, and the weather will be dry. >> if they're going to have plans to be out there and work today. hi everybody. let's go ahead and get into your midweek forecast, starting off with the monterey bay area at 57 degrees, pretty socked in at this hour. otherwise inland we go with 71 degrees in the high sierra. and that thunderstorm activity experienced yesterday. and in fact, the past couple of days is out of here. it'll be 64 degrees to the north and eureka! meanwhile all across the state we go heading to fresno. dry skies, high 80s. it

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we will visit carmel valley's newest preserve, where nature is thriving and ancient ways are reviving. we'll visit a gem of kern county, where tule elk are making a comeback, and we'll see majestic and protected lands across the west open road sunday night at 630 on nbc bay area okay, before we go. wow, something we just can't get enough of. this looks unreal. but more photos of those northern lights dazzling the night sky. and jeff, i understand viewers shared this photo with you from mendocino county. yeah, i got it back in the weather center. i literally like froze. i mean, look at the vibrant colors. she's right there at the beach away from the city lights. i mean, this is just magnetic, right? it's magnetic. and what's so special about this is first off, we don't see that here right in the bay area. we're actually getting to see it. and also the last time g5 level geomagnetic storm happened was maybe 20 years ago. yeah. back in 2005. this one also from a viewer that was watching us at the top of the show, ran out after they saw our reports. great job. this photo to show us the sk

southbound lane, part of the highway crumbled into the ocean back in march, cutting off the route between carmelnd big sur. after weeks of work by caltrans, it will now be ready for drivers starting at 6:30 a.m. friday morning. >> governor newsom is on his way to the vatican to talk about the fight against climate change. politicians and researchers from around the world will attend a three day conference. newsom is one of the four u.s. invitees alongside other world leaders. they intend to sign a new international protocol, which will be submitted to the united nations. >> sage, the miniature poodle, has won best in show at the annual westminster dog show. sage beat out more than 2500 other dogs of more than 200 breeds for the top prize. this is the fourth time a miniature poodle has won best in show, as gloria says, it sounds the best in show winner only gets a trophy, no cash prize, not even a lifetime supply of kibble. i know right? nothing. >> surely. maybe a few extra treats or some hope. well good job. yes. all right, let's talk about our weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist andrea pa

how about that carmel valley. can you believe that? 49 degrees by tomorrow afternoon, unusually cold 50 in monterey about 51 inslee. the southern california is find some drier weather 60's in a place like downtown los angeles about 65 in san diego. but only about 58 degrees in long beach. and of course, the high country. we're talking about all that snow up there. be careful if you're headed that direction, you're going to likely see a mixture of some rain and some snow. and then i think that will turn cold enough to snow all night on a saturday night and into sunday. and that's going to stick around. so plan to have the high country. yeah, you need your chains. keep those chains with you as those temperatures are going to be dropping off and you can see snow as you make your way over the mountain. top 2. and then that snow shower activity likely continue at least in the morning on sunday, tapering off by sunday afternoon. the meantime, check out the golden gate bridge boy that fog it thick out there right now toward the golden gate as

see some patchy fog early on that some sunshine and 60's and a couple of 70's, even 80 degrees in carmelifornia, about 60 degrees in san diego, 70 in downtown los angeles about 61 degrees in santa barbara. if you plan to head the high country, beautiful weather member last weekend, we're talking about 2 feet of snow in the sierra. now we've got 70 degrees warm in truckee. 67 degrees in southlake and about 80 degrees. reynoso second round for the weekend. should be a nice weekend for moms up there. if you're headed in that direction, we're going to see lots of sunshine and really comfortable temperatures near 70 degrees through the weekend. all right. out the door right now, we do have some patchy fog that has crept in toward the golden gate bridge, starting to see some cooling along the coastline that your firsthand the temperatures dropping down even in oakland today as much as 6 degrees cooler today. well, these numbers are something else. we have hot 90's in concord and saint rose, 88 degrees and live more san jose. checking 86 81 in oakland, 70 degrees in san francisco. so numbers be

kind of hugging the coastline all day long in the moderate pacific grove will be cool there in the carmel on the chilly side. even southern california for this time of year. this pretty cool. 59 for high in long beach mall. 65 in san diego about 66 degrees downtown as you make when los angeles, the high country you can see 60's there tomorrow. but yeah, they're skiing up there for at least this last weekend. some of the ski resorts there. but well, you can water ski during the day as well as those temperatures starting to warm up 60's by day as we get throughout the holiday weekend. i think by monday we may be up actually in the low 70's next coming days. here we go. a chance of thunderstorms on the way i think for tomorrow that will be coming up in the afternoon hours. saturday looks okay. sunday. another chance some thunderstorms begin to pop up outside as well. all right. out the door right now he's conditions of fog likely to form overnight tonight and we'll be in place tomorrow morning when you wake up all around the bay area's that's going to bring down the temperatures. more of a s

. >> my name is joe biden and i work for carmel harris.ed her to be my vice president. >> we have to know that sometimes people will open the door for you and leave it open and sometimes they won't and then you need to kick that [ bleep ] door down. [ laughter ] excuse my language. [ laughter ] >> jesse: is she talking about if they are reelected they shall kick that gord downie -- door down to the oval? >> maybe joe is in there with all the ice cream. >> jesse: what you make of them? >> i think vice president has accomplished one thing to be less popular than the least popular president in history. >> jesse: thank you so much doug. >>> gavin newsom giving the homeless vodka shots.nt the right back f. a month, each lasting 4 ho urs or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chro

a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, suffered major storm damage at the beginning of april. the part of highway one reopening today will have round the clock traffic control. caltrans says this temporary traffic signal will give unrestricted public access with one way alternating traffic north and southbound. >> well, if you like a big fog bank, you'll like the weather today. and also going into the weekend. why? because it's in place and it's not going anywhere. in fact, if anything, it might cool down a little bit. morning fog, drizzle, sunny, breezy and it looks like a little even cooler on the weekend. and here is a system swings in to the north, onshore breeze or wind depending on your location. if you're out towards fairfield again, it's up early 25 gusts to 30. oakland west concord west southwest. west novato. i mean, even from sfo out to hayward and livermore, it's an onshore wind southeast again. santa clara valley big fog bank in place, not moving any time soon here. 50s on the temps, low 50s for some, a couple of 40s. novato is in

it's good if you fly private because then nap but still nice, carmel, go to coachella, get backstage,ng up or pooping in front of the french laundry. for the rest of us the golden gate is like a golden shower appeared to be for jesse, you said you were not very good at math but in california tourism spending is not the only thing that has gone down paired people are basically having to spend so much more because of the new minimum wage law, they have figured out a way to spend less. >> jesse: california still number one tourist destination of all 50 states, still the number one economy of all 50 states. they have the best terrain, towns, women, food, weather. but i'm with greg. it's like a supermodel that has started letting herself go. you see the bunions on the feet. maybe she stopped flossing. stopped exercising. >> greg: she's on meth, is what you are saying. >> jesse: she looks good. a little haggard. what she needs is a little self-care. and the politicians like newsom need to give california, who has been blessed, let's be honest, by god, a little self-care. diet and exercise c

a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, was badly damaged intorms at the beginning of april. caltrans has been working around the clock now to repair the roadway. initially, crews were hoping to have it open by memorial day weekend. the governor says it now will be opening friday morning. >> caltrans working overtime subject to an act of god extreme winds, unlikely rain, but extreme winds will be able to achieve that. 630 this friday, highway one will be reopened. >> earlier this month, the governor signed a state of emergency proclamation to secure $100 million in federal funding to repair the road. >> still to come, more signs that inflation is not subside as quickly as the fed had hoped. >> also ahead tonight, new scrutiny into boeing from the federal government, the allegations that the company can now be criminally liable for the 737 max crash plus, here at the golden state valkyrie's. >> i think of power, i think of community, i think of achieving the impossible. >> together they have a general manager, they have a logo and now they have

carmel is also 47 and pg.e 50 low 50s, 51 up in reno, truckee's 32, south lake tahoe at 37. alturas 39, winnemucca and ely, also in the 30s. then we get sunshine. now there's not as much of a northerly breeze, so that really did help yesterday, but we'll still go with the hottest day today. i do think temps ease up a little bit tomorrow. so warm to hot thursday. clear morning, sunny and warmer. near 90 for a few. well inland. most will push the upper 80s, 60s, 70s coast and bay and then 80s to near 90 degrees inland. tomorrow starts a slight cool down. a bigger one takes us into the weekend. >> thank you steve. >> evan low just received a big endorsement in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo . the impact it could have on the election and jury deliberations in new york, due to begin for a second day in the criminal trial of former president trump. >> we'll tell you the parts of the case that expect delays today because of pavement repairs. caltrans is closing two lanes of northbound 19th avenue betwee

the stretch near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, was closed last month due to storms crews hope to reopen it by memorial day weekend. earlier this month, the governor signed a state of emergency proclamation to secure $100 million in federal funding to help repair that road. trader joe's is celebrating a grand opening of another store in san francisco. this one's at a condo building on 555 fulton street in the hayes valley neighborhood. our work inside the store will highlight several city landmarks trader joe's says doors will open this coming friday. after more than a year of delay. operating hours at the new store will be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. >> one of the giants prize free agent signing will seek a second opinion on his injured shoulder. joon ho lee dislocated a shoulder when he crashed into the center field wall centerfield wall last sunday, an mri revealed structural damage and it's possible he could miss the rest of the season. while he bats left handed, he throws right handed so that relieves some pressure on the injured shoulder, physicians and trainers say

a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, had major storm damage at the beginning of april . the part of highway one that's reopening today will have round the clock traffic control. caltrans says a temporary traffic signal will give unrestricted public access with one way alternating traffic north and southbound. >> well, time is 710, and we've had a pretty decent commute on a friday. sometimes it is a little lighter on a friday. let's go right to highway four. going to start there. and you can see that the commute is a little slow. there goes bart. bart does not have any significant delays reported by bart. you can see that the bay bridge has completely cleared out. we had a little bit of a backup earlier, but now that's better. even that san mateo bridge where we had a problem is better. we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic in san jose or on the peninsula. so if you're driving to sfo, you shouldn't have any issues. 710 let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. >> well, a brutal and unprovoked attack captured on surveillance camera in san francisco

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highway one in big sur has now reopened a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, has major storm damage or had it at the beginning of april. the part of highway one that's reopened this morning has round the clock traffic control. caltrans says this temporary traffic signal will give unrestricted public access, with one way alternating traffic north and southbound. >> that's so key because think of all the tourists, all the bay area residents will be heading to big sur for the memorial day weekend for sure. steve paulson, whenever we drive on one, i tell my children, look out the window. it's a postcard. >> we're so fortunate they've been scrambling to get that open. i'm glad they did. yes, it happens a lot, though. during the winter months. temperature trend here, i buy into this because everything is pointing towards this direction. what direction would that be? that is favoring cooler than normal temperatures? not sure the entire west, but it definitely figures into play into our weather here. there will only be a couple of days i think, where we get

the stretch near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, was closed last month due to damagerews hope to reopen it by memorial day weekend, but governor newsom toured the area and had some better news. >> caltrans is working overtime, subject to, you know, act of god extreme winds. unlike rain. but extreme winds will be able to achieve that. 630 this friday. highway one will be reopened earlier this month, the governor signed a state of emergency proclamation to secure $100 million in federal funding to repair the road. >> san francisco's aging water and sewage system is getting an upgrade. since 2005, the city's public utilities commission has been working on a $4.8 billion improvement project. so far, three reservoirs have been completed. two others will soon be finished, and repairs to another are set to begin later this year. the goal of the project is to secure and protect the city's water supply in an emergency, such as an earthquake. >> what we're doing is focusing on the most critical pipelines that bring water to the critical facilities. we have used artificial intel

storms took a bite out of the road in march, cutting off the highway between carmel and big sur. locals could only get through in twice daily convoys. well after weeks of work by caltrans, the road will reopen 630 friday morning, more than a week ahead of schedule. >> a warning as we head into summer. you probably already know the concerns about drowning, but now the risk is greater than ever. benefits stolen and why experts say it's way too easy for thieves to strike. and it's official we now know the new name of the bay area's new wnba team. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have a variety of weather conditions and temperatures here in the bay area. today. we'll be back with a look at your forecast for a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our

it cut off the route between carmel and big sur.ell, after weeks of work by caltrans, crews say it will now be ready for drivers starting at 630 friday morning. if you're heading out of town for the memorial day weekend, get ready for crowded roads and airports. triple a projects nearly 44 million travelers will head 50 miles or more from home, just under the all time record set in 2005. more than 38 million people will be traveling by car, and that is the highest number since triple a started tracking in the year 2000. airports are bracing for a spike as well, with 3.5 million air travelers expected during the holiday weekend. >> now we're going to talk about some of the exciting projects coming soon from abc seven's parent company, disney reporter joe gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, has the buzz coming out of the entertainment world. >> it has been a night full of action, lots of stars, lots of shows, new and returning, and we have got some really big news coming out of these upfronts so we can finally share. hulu,

a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel highlands, was badly damaged inning of april. caltrans has been working now around the clock to repair the road. initially, crews were hoping to have it open by memorial day weekend. governor newsom announced today it will now be open friday morning. >> we're tracking the weather. it is about the fog, how thick it gets at night and how shallow it gets during the day. the temperatures, that is it. fog bank is getting thicker right now as we speak, and as it does, that fog is pushing further inland. and that's what it was last night. and this morning the fog was pretty much everywhere, then burned off. and then tomorrow afternoon the fog does this. it pinches back down, stays at the coast, and temperatures there will be in the 50s, but temperatures inland could easily make it into the so easily into the 80s most likely. so. the plan for the next few days will be this expanding and contracting marine layer, which correlates directly with these our temperatures. so today it did contract and or shrink. and then we had te

southbound lane, part of the highway crumbled into the ocean back in march, cutting off the route between carmel and big sur. after weeks of work by caltrans, the governor's office says the road will be open to the public starting 630 friday morning. that is a week ahead of schedule. >> don't hear that often. >> no you don't. >> all right, let's turn to the weather forecast. cooling off just a bit. yeah. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the latest for us. sandhya. yeah. >> a beautiful day. right now we're talking about the winds first. ama and dan, take a look. we have onshore winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. sustained 20 at sfo. you got to look at the upside. this is usually a breezy time of year. but this is providing us with good air quality across the entire bay area right now. and over the next couple of days, expect good air quality for most areas. coast and central bay will be in the moderate category, still safe enough to get out and enjoy the weather. here's a look at your evening forecast. 7:00 tonight around the inland areas in the mid 70s, dropping off into the 60s around the bay

brian carmel, thank you for joining us. of course. thanks for having all right.relief. you think that you've got this money now? >> i mean that we got that. we that we got to spend the money. yeah, a little bit of relief. you know, we unanimously last night when the city council. so now we have the ability to do. >> all of our, you know, all of our plans to get the ball park ready for june 4th. the bleachers are coming in. you know, the new lights, the big the batters eye, everything. so it's it's definitely going to be a sprint to get to june 4th, but we're going to get done in time. so we're getting to see now what is, quote, you're full and final vision for your new home are showing some of those images to walk us through a little bit about. >> what this park is going to look like, what fans can expect. sure. so, you know, our by is essentially 48 block around the baseball game and that's what it's going to feel like and also our design principle is essentially to embrace the space. i think that's what we've done. you know, we've turned a public park into a ba

remember part of the highway crumbled into the ocean back in march, and it cut off the route between carmel and big sur. after weeks of work by caltrans, crews say it will now be ready for drivers starting 630 friday morning. >> a warning ahead of memorial day and summer. the cdc says drowning deaths are on the rise. the agency reports 4500 people drown each year between 2020 and 2022. that's about 500 more people every year compared to 2019. drowning is the number one cause of death in children ages 1 to 4 years old. >> parents and adults who are watching children need to keep in constant visual contact of their children, practice layers of protection when you're around the water. >> and so that's enrolling your kids in swim lessons. if you don't know how to swim yourself as an adult, you can learn to swim as well so you can be safe in the water with your with your family. >> scientists speculate that during the pandemic, pool closures and lifeguard shortages may have impacted kids swimming lessons out on the water this summer, it's a good idea to have government approved flotation devices

but right now, with the full closure of the, of the crossing itself, both the carmel with solomon and run that across in deland depressing for humanitarian aid have been completely closed for the 4th day in a row right now, not only, we're not seeing it getting it but also there is another major problem which is the fuel, which is the lifeline right now for remaining health facilities across throughout the city and in fine units of remaining parts of the trips. but mainly right now with the carnegie is expanding and into the bombing campaign, hospitals are warning of blacklist. you'll the only have what is sufficient only for the coming 2 days or 3 days. and then as soon as they run over, it is going to be a real, a problem in sites where the, the remaining health facility, particularly the, to a hospital as well as the field hospitals at the western parts of, of the city. there is also a warning issued by honor why that it's facilities not only it rely on the, the, the fuel coming in from karma to send them across things and the roof and across it . but also the operations that the r

really military storm roof i crossing none of these crossing that's we're including growth behind carmel, the sudden pressing been open, none of the food, the water medical supplies been allowed to insert the golf. so it's a v p. and stays and the, the market is completely depleted, people evacuation the zones, the not have access to any of these basic necessities, including water and food. supply this, the science of both the famine and science of, of a white star vision and for the star vision started to appear here, including the, the, the, the skyrocketing of prizes here. but so far what we learned that there are at least $200.00 trucks. they're going to be allowed to enter at the gaza strip, and that is based on an agreement between the american administration de gyptian authorities and these relays to allow a constant flow of $200.00 trucks on daily basis, including a fuel that's about 4 trucks of a few that are going to be allowed, as well as cooking gas for people in the southern part and they've asked questions on and the central area. now the ongoing closure on the crossing has

carmel indiana. they have installed 150 roundabouts over the last 30 years. the city's population has quadrupled during that time. the conversion of roundabouts has resulted in a 47% reduction in injury crashes overall. and a 90% reduction in fatalities. the amount of time saved in 2020 was five days or 120 hours per motorist. roundabouts provide for the increased flow without stopping. can you talk about the safety benefits of roundabouts that improve roadway safety and increase efficiency in the transportation network? >> thank you, senator young. it is fantastic to hear the success stories we have had in indiana. roundabouts are part of the success stories that we can claim with the speed management tools. with roundabouts, we see the research pointing to an 80% reduction in fatal injury crashes. the key is that they really do reduce conflict points at those intersections where injuries can be severe. they reduce the approach speed. they reduce delay at intersections. they can have benefits beyond safety. what is fantastic about the roundabouts we see in t

your monterey bay carmel by the sea, interop, point conception in santa barbara and all the way intorough passing through the bay area is going to mix up that marine layer. earlier which reveals sunny skies earlier. so to bump up those temperatures by a couple of degrees today, pinpoint your neighborhood. first off, futurecast illustrates clouds hang tight to belmont and burlingame, la. honda and colma all the way into the coast, but then reveal some sunshine. we will have the clouds filter back in, but not as ominous tonight. overnight and a sunshiny day means warmer temperatures for your sunday. there you have it, 61, in pacifica to 75 in fairfield. how about 78 in antioch? and yesterday was 76, in san jose. so i'm just going up a degree in throughout saratoga, los gatos, cupertino and campbell, mid 60s pretty much in san francisco, oakland, emeryville. we've got a baseball game today. it's kyle harrison on the mound for the good guy 61 degrees. you got to go out and support the local guy right. he's from de lasalle but born in san jose. here you have your extended forecast. no. ma