telemundo contactó a las escuelas del condado fairfax y en un correo electrónico nos dijeron que se estádido no poner cargos al estudiante de 12 años, quien supuestamente se tomó la foto y chantajeó a su compañero. también nos dijeron que es importante que los padres de familia denuncien situaciones como esta y que les pedían a sus hijos que si están pasando por un caso como este lo denuncien a sus mayores o a las autoridad. para mí tiene que ser expulsado, porque si esta vez fue a mi hijo, la próxima vez va a ser a otro niño. esta madre dice que ahora su hijo comenzará terapia porque han sido momentos muy difíciles para él y para ellos como familia. en rancho palos verdes, esto es, en la zona de los Ángeles, están desmontando una capilla histórica de california para poder salvarla. se trata de la capilla wafers, que abrió sus puertas en 1951. fue designada monumento histórico nacional el año pasado, pero tuvo que cerrar sus puertas en febrero debido al movimiento de tierra tras las tormentas invernales, las piezas desmontadas se trasladarán a un lugar seguro mientras se encuentran una n

bill in fairfax, virginia. caller: i'm curious about the student protests and who is actually funding them. i don't know whether your guest is any thoughts about that but it seems that if republicans want to keep the border issue alive rather than addressing it, they might also want to keep this issue alive rather than addressing it and make it worse. what is she think about that? host: what you think? guest: if you are suggesting that republicans are behind the student protests, i cannot imagine how wrong that is. i know there are a number of groups that are organizing some of these protests and i know some of the campuses have multiple groups that are involved with the protests. i don't think the republicans have anything to do with this. i don't see what we have to gain from it. host: your organization put out a statement that said this -- these protests and encampments just -- displayed the worst form of a long growing anti-american sentiment among academia in the united states. can you explain that? guest:

he does not dispute the fact that the flags flew upside down at their home in fairfax county, nor does flag, the appeal to heaven flag washes was flying at their vacation home in new jersey. instead he seven says, she did it, i can't control her. that's the best part. what is going on among these conservative justices where they cannot seem to control their own wives -- clarence can't stop ginni thomas from texting mark meadows in the middle of an insurrection. justice alito can't stop martha ann from flying the american flag upside down at their home. nonetheless, they have decided they're going to write opinions that seek to control every other american woman. what is going on here? >> they're going to now essentially say they get to decide whether you can have mifepristone. i would not put it past him to write that decision. it is remarkable that what they're saying is, they want every woman to be under 19th century-style control of the state -- >> except these ladies. >> in their house, those women are in charge. >> these women are in charge, and they're proto feminists. he respect

an 83 for fairfax compared to yesterday were a couple degrees ahead in a battle popping really ahead at 9 degrees. there, showing a little bit for half moon bay. it took 2 degrees behind. so your wake-up planner going on for tomorrow. we've got mostly sunny, chilly at the coast. kind like yesterday. today was 74 inland. gets to 83 by noon, mostly sunny and nice. and by the mid afternoon again, we'll be seeing some 90's well inland, sunny, breezy and hot and whatnot. looks like more of the same again for tomorrow. and then some big changes coming for this weekend. fans. all right, dave, thanks a lot. some tense moments in the east bay today. as we reported call about explosives and a gunman on campus fodced the closure of a high school kron four's grant lotus joins us live in studio now with more dead tonight. there are a lot of relieved parents, students, faculty, everybody from cal high in san ramon. >> but there is also profound frustration that somebody would do this ruin days like this. police say it was around 10 o'clock this morning when multiple calls started coming in to the

she's a professor of political science at george mason university, and she's joining us live from fairfax virginia. thank you very much for your time . it is of course, an election, the presidential election year and the united states to see these protests having an impact on the campaign so far. i don't think we're seeing an impact on the campaign just yet. and typically, events that occurred 6 months or more outside of the election day don't impact the campaign that much likely the new cycle will move on to something else. eventually, here, however, it remains to be seen exactly how much longer these conflicts will persist. in the past, when we've seen in the way past, when we've seen students unrest um, and protest movements and so forth on campuses, they have subsided once the semester has ended. so there is a chance that when we, as we, as at the graduations occur and, and campuses wrap up and we move into the summer season and other political issues take center stage, that the campaigns will, will not sort of need to response to this too much of course, those involved with these mov

además, ya lo identificaron como darren michael smith, de 55 años, originario de fairfax, y pasamos atactar a un menor con la intención de tener relaciones sexuales. fue identificado como neil porras prado, 46 años, tiene, según el reporte, el pasado lunes estaba conduciendo por la calle clinton y se detuvo a preguntarle a una menor si podía salir con ella. ante la negativa, dejó la zona, pero fue encontrado gracias a los sistemas de videovigilancia. este miércoles, la policía de san francisco fue informada sobre un robo en el área de alamo square. los agentes que acudieron reconocieron un vehículo que estaría vinculado con un robo ocurrido en abril, por lo que comenzó una persecución durante este trayecto. 3 de los ocupantes intentaron huir a pie. el otro en el auto, pero todos fueron detenidos tras la revisión del coche, encontraron un arma de fuego, artículos presuntamente robados y valorados en miles de dólares, y la policía de oakland reveló un reporte en el que aseguran la tasa de criminalidad disminuyó 33% en comparación al año pasado. bueno, no todos al parecer se han mostrado

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host: that is sarah and fairfax, virginia -- in fairfax, virginia.e have been talking about funding for weapons. here is a piece from the front page of the commentary section of the washington times. you will recognize the other, mike pence. they rare legislative win. talking about the foreign aid package passed for eight israel and ukraine and taiwan -- aid to israel and ukraine and taiwan. advancing american freedom spent more than $2 million waging an advertisement campaign to pressure chuck schumer to bring the legislation to the floor for a full vote. the former vice president saying, i think, for finally doing so and the bipartisan -- i thank him for finally doing so and the bipartisan -- the package included some $60 billion for ukraine, $26 billion per israel. aid for taiwan as well to the tune of $8 billion. at a time when washington seems more divided than ever, is important for americans to member bipartisan cooperation is still possible. the tag on that piece written in the washington times, the descriptor at the end of that piece. this i

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fairfax county is not much better but it is a nightmare in montgomery county.sed for way too long and this doesn't surprise me one bit. rosalind, you are a champ for bringing this case. eric, thank you to what you are doing at beckett fund. congressional hearing looks like an episode of maury, and biden struggles to win back black voters but will the pitch actually work? friday follies with raymond arroyo is next. ♪ shell renewable race fuel. reducing emissions by 60%. ♪♪ we're moving forward with indycar. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. ♪ >> laura: it is friday and that means it's time for friday follies. and for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, ray, the house of representatives, i mean, that turned into something out of road house last night. what in the lord's name -- what happened? >> laura, it was a hearing to determine whether the -- it charge a.g. merrick garland with contempt for failing to turn over audio of joe biden's interview with a special counsel robert hur. well, it got person

even fairfax in there. sonoma 46. rohnert park at 45. then you can find some mid 40s up in upper lake and ukiah. the coolest temp i've seen so far is down in hollister at a cool 4227 truckee 34, south lake tahoe 31, in flagstaff 40. arcata to 52. down in monterey. after today, though, another system is going to dig in to the north. that will open the door and allow that fog bank to come screaming in. but today, unless you're on the san mateo coast or santa cruz area, it will be warmer 80s inland. but again, it just doesn't look like it's that big of a pop. but if you're well enough inland, some mid 80s are likely. probably just drizzle for us. could be a few isolated thundershowers up in the mountains over the next 5 to 7 days, especially as we head towards the weekend. two for tuesday is sunny and warmer for most. there's some low clouds, thick low clouds, south 60s 70s on the temps and then 80s inland. but fog starts to creep back tomorrow and then a big surge thursday into the weekend. >> all right steve thank you. time is 511 in oakl

fairfax as well as san anselmo into your afternoon. a beautiful day shaping up. we've got upper 60s at the coast, low 70s in san francisco, low to mid 80s for our bay side communities, as well as the north bay. it's the inner east bay that will be baking once again, 90 degrees the afternoon high for you. livermore on the flip side, you have an enjoyable evening coming your way. if you have outside dining going on on your friday. yeah, you've got a nice one for the evening hours. here's a look at your extended forecast. temperatures continuing to drop into your bay area saturday sunday. right now monday looks to be the coolest day before we rebound. just slightly on tuesday, but these temperatures definitely more comfortable than what we have seen over the last couple of days. pam >> all right. thank you rosemary. a rally outside of san francisco hospital coming up. the reason nurses are warning of a possible strike. and the biden administration is rolling out a new rule when it comes to people seeking asylum in the u.s. some california lawmakers, th gh, are skept

remember political tensions were running high, including a normally quiet suburban cul-de-sac in fairfax county, virginia. after attending a protest, a woman's adult daughter returned home to that suburb and propped up several political signs against bushes in the front yard. it's not known exactly what was written on the signs but according to a neighbor, one had trump's name on it with an expletive and the other carried a message along the lines of " you are complicit." what is known is that the signs caused a heated exchange to the woman's daughter and another neighbor. in an act of retaliation, that neighbor responded to the young woman's statement by making one of her own. displaying an upside down american flag on her property. the inverted flag became a symbol of the "stop the steal" movement used by transporters who denied the legitimacy of joe biden's victory. there is just one problem with this statement from that resident in virginia. she was the wife of supreme court justice, samuel alito. the photo of that flag outside their home was taken january 17th, 2021, weeks after the

some of the lows this morning sebastopol, sonoma, 42 windsor, menlo park, fairfax, clayton, los altos and tiburon all between 43, 45 and 46. cool cool degrees here. lots of low clouds in place. they continue to ramp up 40s and 50s on the temps, and there is a no doubt about it breeze in place for many. so a windy and cooler friday 50 6070 temps well below average here across the board, which translates into 60s and 70s low 70s inland. >> all right i'm going to do a i am going to do a quick check of traffic here from the desk you can see a view of the east bay here with that traffic still sluggish on the span on the bay bridge. also note there is some slow traffic now that we're seeing at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. you can see it here in our live picture here, with the people tapping the brake lights as they head over towards san rafael. no specific problems, just the usual slowdown for this time of the morning. the bay bridge toll plaza itself looks good, but then again, once you get in the span, you will hit some slower traffic. 880 in oakland north and southbound loo

alito brought this up with a neighbor, which at the time it seems that fairfax schools were remote so there were likely no children. but the fact that he chooses to go to a conservative media outlet to expand his story. this is not the first time he's done it. >> this is not the first time he's gone to a conservative media outlet. he's gone to the wall street journal many times to stay his views that the organized bar doesn't offend the supreme court enough. he has done this before. the idea that you are so disgruntled with your neighbors decision to display a sign, however vulgar, that your responses to fly the united states flag upside down in violation of the u.s. flag code is a real choice. if that's how you are owning the libs, i guess. >> let me ask you this. you worked for -- had ever flown the american flag in any manner other than it was intended. >> she would be living in guantanamo bay right now. but i can do you one better. today is may 17th. it's the second anniversary of brown versus board of education, which was argued by -- the first african-american to sit on the unit

. >> carley: check out this wild video out of fairfax county, virginia. beam traveling on interstate 66 monday afternoon. traveling westbound with trailer upright before impact. no one was hurt and no other vehicles were damaged. and a frightening instance from a plane full of passengers in seattle, a delta flight forced to quickly evacuate after landing due to a small fire under the nose of the plane on monday night. >> what is it? >> oh, it's on fire in the front of the plane. >> it's like on fire. >> the plane is on fire. >> carley: they opened up the slide and all the passengers had to slide down. officials say the fire broke out after the airplane was plugged into the airport's electric power following a flight from cancun. crews deployed the slide due to an abundance of caution. no word of anyone who was hurt. and those are your headlines. let's just walk everywhere, brian. it's safer that way. >> brian: if i have to leave a plane quickly i would like to slide down. >> carley: that would be fun. only in non-stress scenarios. >> brian: big hour strai

40's 50's to 60's for a current temps, brentwood in pittsburgh or warmest spots while pacifica in fairfax as well as point, raise our cooler spots. the coast has been really chilly because ocean temperatures have actually been a little cooler than average. that will help keep our coast area school. well elsewhere, a warmer day near 90, if not to 90 degrees for some inland spots reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. yes, much calmer conditions on our highways. >> that's the good news bay bridge. 11 minutes traveling into the city. the meter lights are on pretty much anything slowing you down. 72 right across richmond, sandra fell bridge, san mateo bridge just short of 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 18 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 601. let's get to the breaking news. alameda county firefighters are battling a massive fire is burning in a public market in castro valley. we have kron four's michael thomas on the scene for us this morning as the mop up continues. michael. >> that's right. and you can really see just how bad this realign fire was he

and that's those cool 50's that we've got and a few upper 40's and timber on as well as fairfax latere 80's for more and more of our inland areas with some 70's along the bay shore. the 60's hanging tight out along the coastline. i'll send it over to rain a with a look at the road. sounds like we've got a bit of an issue on the bay bridge this morning, reyna. yeah, this is actually weapon at west grand and overturned big rig and they've completely shut down that overpass. there. this is just as you're approaching the toll plaza. if you are traveling into the city this morning, i'll show you where this is. >> rag here you can see the lights from up there. so that overpass shut down right now. that said west grant that's not impacting any of the traffic coming into the city this morning. you can see chp there working on trying to get that turn up, right. so they can get that off and get that overpass back open again. a 15 minute ride on the san mateo bridge. no accidents or delays across our other bridges. that's good news. 12 minutes richmond center fell bridge in golden gate bridge. y

it's 40's to 50's alameda and oakland at 53 fairfax, a cooler spot at 45 degrees. 49 really cold ocean sea surface temperatures resulting in those chilly temps at the coast 60's to 70's later on today. so still comfortable just not as warm as usual for this time of year rain. all right, john, thank you for accident. i was tracking. >> 5, 86, 80. that is now clear. and a stark difference today than yesterday. much lighter conditions on a monday now that people are returning to work, things are starting to build 18 minutes at the bay bridge, mateo bridge, 14 minutes or other is just a light. it's the toll plaza and the meter lights and a slowing you down on the bay bridge. 12 minutes are golden gate bridge just short of 19. thankfully, we don't have any accidents or hazards on our bridges. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 6.31. and the developing story is the investigation of a woman who died. she was killed in her home in san jose. at this point, police say they do have a suspect in custody and kron four's will. tran is live for us at the scene. >> with what

sandy adler is from fairfax, and in early april she returned from a two week stay in gaza, where sheernational team trying to save injured people. she says she has done humanitarian missions in other parts of the world before, but by far this is the worst crisis, she has ever witnessed. not only are people living on a daily basis, hearing bombs explode close to them, gunfire close to them from drones, limited capability in terms of self care in some of the camps, there's just one shower for several hundred people, minimal latrine issues, clean water. water is very expensive for them to buy. and she says her heart breaks every day for the innocent victims, so many of whom are children. she says she put her politics aside on this mission. she said she had no position on the conflict. she just wanted to help people. well, happening today here in the bay area and across the nation, americans remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country today in the bay ginger conejero saab live in san francisco. and ginger, the city actually started its memorial day commemorations a

darren smith, of fairfax, was arrested today.the arrest stemmed from a mandated report by the district on march 28th. smith has worked for the mill valley district since 2013. he is now being held in the marin county jail on $200,000 bail. >> the us drug enforcement administration says it is moving to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. the new classification would move marijuana from a schedule one drug to a schedule three drug, and recognize the medical uses of cannabis and acknowledge that it has less potential for abuse than more serious drugs. earlier today on the floor, we did speak with tamara todd, legal director at the new approach pac, which supports progressive ballot initiatives with a focus on cannabis and criminal justice policy reform. >> the truth is, is it's long been acknowledged that marijuana was inappropriately scheduled in schedule one initially 50 years ago, and that's been part of what has spurred, i think, the dramatic policy shift among states to move in a different direction. >> the dea s pro

john the new york times has obtained a tape of these neighbors calling fairfax county police, complainingbout mrs. alito, martha-ann alito. they had gotten into a conference with mrs. alito over yard signs that were antidiarrheal trump signs. there had been some yelling and these people called the police. and what the new york times reports was on the tape was something to the effect of somebody in a position of authority needs to talk to her and make her stop. now, i want to stress john, that cnn has not heard this reporting. cnn has not verified this and cnn has tried to reach justice samuel alito for clarification and not gotten any kind of an answer. he originally had told the new york times that the reason the flag was flying in front of his home in january of 2021, this symbol of staff, the steel was because his wife, martha-ann, had been involved in this confrontation and was actually just proud oh, testing these neighbors. it had nothing to do with january 6 or stop the steal. he had cast it that way. was this new new york times reporting suggests that the real confrontation with

that's where it's really tanks and we're planes have continued to attack the southern city of fairfax despite international condemnation. across the strip is really for says, have killed 60 people over the past day. the increase the attacks onto the file are forcing palestinians, who already been displaced several times to flee again. the un says around 80000 people who taken shelter in the south have left since monday and many are leaving it off for other cities in the south like didn't buff, our correspondents handle, that he begins our coverage from there in this place for a 3rd time so as to find a farm and you are fleeing beautiful as best they can and with what little they have left. and the little they moved us from gaza and told us to go to the south after the south. they told us to go to han unit. after that, we came here to say rod and from se right to derek, but then they brought us to rough off. they said it's a safe place, it wasn't sick. we keep moving from one place to another. this child was born during the war. what is his fault? the family members say they've been to

she joins us from fairfax virginia visor. how quickly do you think trump's legal team will be able to move forward on this appeal? oh, i imagine they drafted it before the decision came in. perhaps i expect the actual process will be of speedy on the trump teams part. whether or not the courts try to delay it, or if there is, there is no telling how long it it might drag out. does not mean it could go beyond the convention. what sort of timeline, what are the potential scenarios for the longest length of time? yeah, so i'm not a legal expert on the court proceed. things my area of expertise is more in the politics of it. but it is to the, to sort of the advantage of dividing campaign to some extent the, and to the election administration. if there is a either a resolution of this very soon, or if it draws out well beyond the campaign period, where it gets disruptive to campaigns is when you have big events that may affect the outcome of the campaigns within proximity of, of the election. and also from sort of an objective poi

it mean fairfax county is not much better, but it is a nightmare.tgomerythey kepe sc county, t the schools closed for way too long and this doesn't surprise me one bit. roslyn, you're a champ for thi bringing this case. >> eric, thank you for what you're doing it. becket fund, a congressionall hn looks like an episode of marygg and bideton struggles to win back black voters. but will the pitchk? actually? >> friday follows with raymond arroyo as next. >> the people you know, the voices trust all new fox nation exclusives available now. my dad spent two combat pilot tours in the vietnam war, so i've come back to retrace his most important steps. i went to vietnam to learn more about him. that is a big deal and what it meant to serve this great country. >> dad, you were always with the vietnam footsteps of my father with harris faulkner. fox nation would like to thank active military veterans this memorial day. >> sign up and get your first year free. did you note taking zs all at night relieves allergies while you sleep so. >> you wake refreshed for

sonoma, fairfax, san anselmo 45. a lot in there in the 40s.ight around the golden gate. sausalito tiburon. that's kind of funneling in that onshore breeze. you can see a little bit there. so west southwest napa airport fog has moved in over san pablo bay. if at napa airport has it, then i would think american canyon hiddenbrooke maybe out to cordelia fairfield west southwest oakland has a due west. so i think you understand what's going on. 30s in the mountains, 60s, 70s on the desert, 40s, 50s, 60s up and down the coast. that system up there will sweep by on tuesday for usher in a little cool down today. fog retreats 5060s over by the beaches 60s 70s around the bay upper 70s to low low 80s well inland. and maybe that system on on may 4th. was it? there's nothing showing up for any rain if we're going out. if that was our last system, that was a heck of a system. but since then, nothing unless you're up in the mounds could be some isolated showers. so how are we doing on rainfall? i use the rain year and everyone is doing quite well. from eure

fairfax now 53. he has slipped into the upper 40s this morning. the future cast here. afternoon along the coastline. mostly sunny for the rest of us getting out and about. make sure you have the sunblock. going to the giants game. going to be a brisk one. low 60s with the west breeze to 15mph. when the game begins at 105 this afternoon, the afternoon high around san francisco going to be mid 60s. meanwhile if you're going to livermore, there's a street festival going on and the weather here is splendid. by noontime, upper 60s expected upper 70s for the second part of the day. so very pleasant weather for our inland cities. concord, you're going to 78, in the north bay, 74 san rafael, along the peninsula, 71 san mateo. the extended forecast here, temperatures will continue to warm into monday. tuesday is the warmest day, upper 70s for our bayside communities. mid 80s inland. and then we begin a cool down once again with temperatures back into the upper 70s to about 80 inland. cool at the coast, upper 50s to about 60 degrees with that afternoon sea breeze. back to you. >

fairfax, 48, in sonoma is also at 4830s up in the mountains 52 and reno 32. in truckee, there a little bit of a system starting to move into the north. you can just get the leading edge of it. that will start to cool down, and that's going to drop to what we call the heights, which equal an open door to that fog bank once it gets its act together and there's a little bit more coming in, cooling will continue, especially as we head into thursday, friday and probably saturday up in the mountains. if you're going up, there might be enough to trigger some thunderstorm activity. i think drizzle is in our near future. probably more likely on thursday night into friday. wednesday forecast low clouds clear, cooler coast still warm inland. we're still going for some 80s but 60s, 70s and mainly low 80s. now >> all right. thank you, steve a san francisco dog walker who says he has been the target of racist incidents, had his family home destroyed in a fire. his elderly parents had to escape the flames. >> and the san francisco organization serving its community by empow

even fairfax at 4647, bolinas, ross and tiburon, cold morning for us.ready out there. fairfield and concord have had 30 to 33 mile per hour gusts, northwest half moon bay to 20 fog, though, is just racing up the coast here, some of it over the bay. the inland temps have dropped and the higher elevation temps have dropped. so this is a heck of a system to be able to generate that kind of fog. but when the water temps are that cold, it doesn't surprise me. 74in las vegas, 30s up in the mountains. watch out for isolated thundershowers up in the mountains that happened yesterday. 40s 50s up and down the coast. unless you're in beautiful san diego, we're at 62. mostly sunny today, unless you're on the coast. and i think you're dealing with too much low cloud deck. this is an unseasonably cool pattern for us settling in for today and also tomorrow. so cooler, gusty winds, highs will only be in the 60s and also 70s. below average temperatures. a little rebound on sunday, monday. >> all right steve thank you. time is 551 drivers. you're going to be watched clos

so not much not not a huge spread on these temps at all though. 47 sonoma and 49 rohnert park to fairfax the fog. so there it is. you can see some of that starting to pick up a little bit right along the coast there and a little bit more as well coverage, but we'll still have lots of sunshine today, especially away from that coast. but that low coming in there gives us more coast fog. it'll still be warm inland, but temps the next couple of days will take a little dip there if you will. cooler pattern thursday friday with fog increasing over the next couple of days. could be some pop up activity over the mountains. thunderstorm activity doesn't look like a lot, but maybe some just keep an eye on lake tahoe out the carson pass and i think drizzle will be with us if not thursday night, friday, friday night and saturday. wednesday forecast cooler coast and bay, but still warm inland. lots of sunshine. unless you're on the san mateo santa cruz coast, that might take a while to burn off, but 60s 70s 80s tomorrow start to level it off and it takes a pretty good dip friday saturday. >> steve, t

fairfax and anselmo 41. sonoma 39. so, i mean, there's some cold readings for may 1st. we look good though, so i mean it's weather does to 1st of may and we'll have lots of sunshine clear cool morning, lots of sun breezy. it does look warmer for all said 70s to near 80 for a few. all right. sal is here. good bad. indifferent. what's going on out there? >> yeah, it's not too bad out there as a matter of fact, westbound 24 and the east bay. we have a couple of things to tell you about. but let me start with 24 westbound on the way to the caldecott, you will see traffic that is going to be just a little bit slow. as you drive over to the lafayette area. it gets better, and once you get over to the bay bridge, it is backed up to the maze and the metering lights are on. so, you know, this commute is okay if you are driving the commute on san mateo bridge. now that one is a little bit slow. on the other side of the bridge, i got to get a message to you. if you're driving to that span that the slowest traffic gets out towards foster city. here in hayward, it's moderate. looks

fairfax san anselmo, mid 40s as well, even 44in ukiah. point res one observation 4230s in the mountains. truckee, south lake tahoe, mount shasta is in there. mammoth was now there. 48. must be a little bit of a breeze. so for a couple of days, high pressure, more of a northerly breeze really than high pressure. but it'll kick in for a couple of days and we'll see a bump up inland. temps will jump back into some low 80s today, maybe a few mid 80s tomorrow before temps come right back down again. more sun today although that fog, low cloud deck towards santa clara valley will probably be a little slower to burn off. most are already in on the sun. so 60s 70s 80s tomorrow looks a little warmer still. nice wednesday and then the water temps are so cold i don't think the fog will be that far away towards the end of the week. >> okay steve, time's up. 19. one of the bay area's top high school athletes, held a free football camp for kids over the weekend in danville. dozens of kids showed up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp.

anti-trump signs one of the quotes that was in the times report was these neighbors saying to the fairfax county police somebody in a position of authority needs to talk to her and make her stop. and apparently, the police officers heard saying we can't we can't investigate just yelling, please call us. when an event is actually taking place. but the reason this comes into play now is that that incident actually occurred according to the new york times report in february 2021 one not january 2021, which just raises a conflict about why was that flag even hoisted in the first place, wasn't in response to these neighbors or was it more accurately conveying some political statement? now, cnn has not verified the tape recording or this most recent reporting, and we have reached out multiple times to justice alito just trying to get some clarification here, kate, about this incident that has raised so many questions about potential conflicts of interest on the part of justice alito which is what this what this however, this shakes out what that gets to is the is, is those bigger concerns that

bill in fairfax, virginia. curious about the student protests and who is actually funding them. i don't know whether your guest is any thoughts about that but it seems that if republicans want to keep the border issue alive rather than addressing it, they might also want to keep this issue alive rather than addressing it and make it worse. what is she think about that? host: what you think? guest: if you are suggesting that republicans are behind the student protests, i cannot imagine how wrong that is. i know there are a number of groups that are organizing some of these protests and i know some of the campuses have multiple groups that are involved with the protests. i don't think the republicans have anything to do with this. i don't see what we have to gain from it. host: your organization put out a statement that said this -- these protests and encampments just -- displayed the worst form of a long growing anti-american sentiment among academia in the united states. can you explain that? guest: for years n

host: sharon in fairfax, virginia. why do you say no? ca the whole thing is rigged.ost: why is it rigged? caller: changes and is going along. did you ever -- have you ever seen a judge make up rules as he went along? host: what rules has he made up? caller: he's guiding the jurors. host: by giving them instructions? caller: instructions either he did it or he didn't do it. the whole -- the whole thing is rigged. their witnesses are rigged. we are listening to people who get on stand on live who have been convicted of lying -- lying , he's been put in prison for perjury, these are our witnesses? what are you talking about? host: what evidence do you have that this is rigged? >> what evidence do you have? host: i'm not saying it, you are. caller: what evidence do you have to make it seem like this is going right? tell me what evidence you have. host: you made a statement. caller: they are trying to keep trump from running in the election. they are afraid that he just might be -- that he might beat biden. they won't let this happen fairly. host: sylvia does not trust th

ross, fairfax and novato all at 4630s up in the mountains, 38 arcata. how about that to 57 los angeles 61 san diego a couple of lows, just kind of hanging around. but for the next couple of days, we'll get a little bit of a bump up on those temps. then i think they come back down towards the end of the week. nothing as far as rain is concerned, but the pattern does favor cooler versus warmer. if you look out about 7 to 10 days today, monday, sunshine, patchy low clouds, they'll get out of here 60 70s and some low 80s. >> thank you steve. police are searching for the killer of a beloved homeless man in the east bay. we hear from those who knew him best and what we he will be remembered for the most. >> also in san francisco, celebrating the life and legacy of harvey milk. how the lgbtq community is trying to deal with a warning from the state department about possible threats, leading up to pride month vo: are you ready to help your family get prepared for the unexpected? rose: here we go! vo: ladybug and cat noir know how important it is to be ready, be

fairfax, san anselmo and sonoma all checking in with some 40s as well.r highs today to bump up. this will be the hottest day. still warm tomorrow, but temps will start to ease off so sunny and warmer today for near 90. well well inland otherwise i would expect temperatures to be 60 7080 for most with a few low 90s. >> without a doubt, the most elevated latino facing festival in the world. >> and it's right here in the bay area. a history making moment in napa county. the first ever latin music festival with a line up of grammy award winners. we'll tell you how bottlerock is paving the way for a multicolored experience deal on the budget. leaders of both chambers say the agreement addresses the projected shortfall of about $75 billion over the next two years. they also say the plan also leaves half the state's rainy day fund untouched, in order to be used for future budget years. lawmakers have the next two weeks to finalize a deal with the governor. they have until june 15th to pass a state spending plan. in san francisco, the city broke ground on two ne

fairfax almost 46. occidental's down to 4344 san anselmo. these are cool lows for the end of may. breezes in place or a southwest wind in the oakland berkeley hills, but all the way out to the delta. it's a westerly breeze. and there it is. fairfield 24. gust to 32, concord 26 south at 2634 39. truckee south lake tahoe, mammoth at 38. and speaking of the mountains, oh so close, we've mentioned it, but mainly just south and east of tahoe. and then it kind of falls apart. thunderstorm activity. but if you have travel plans up there, keep an eye on things. they could easily pop over. lake tahoe system to the north. cooler tuesday, bigger fog bank drizzle, sun, some clouds, maybe a few high clouds, but it will be sunny, breezy, blustery to windy depending on if you're in one of the one of the gaps there. petaluma gap san bruno gap out san pablo bay 5060s 70 on the temps. tomorrow looks a little warmer. the warmest day will be thursday. if we get enough of a north breeze. could be some low 90s levels off friday. cooler into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. time 540 pausing to pay

fairfax and san anselmo at 42.y cold for early may, although they have come up a teeny bit. there were 49 last week. they're 50 now. that's still cold. the low. this is going to be a just a we'll be talking about severe weather. i guarantee it today right along here right in there texas, oklahoma, northern plains. this is a huge severe weather maker for us. fog is out there but there's only patchy fog showing up for us now. santa rosa another petaluma observation at 39. there's walnut creek has 139. menlo park has now joined the party also at 39 degrees. but to see vacaville 42 this time of year. man that's cool. woodside's now 38. there's menlo park. it's close for atherton. stanford los altos, even half moon bay at 42. so there's some cool, cool readings for us this time of year. the nights are short. let's face it. 30 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 2441 ukiah to 59 only in las vegas and palm springs. man prescott 33, flagstaff 27. that's incredibly cold for this time of year, and we're almost on the drier side. w

we will start with the bill in fairfax, virginia, independent. >> caller: yes. i'm curious about the student protests and who is actually funding them. i don't know whether your caller has any thoughts about that but it seems to me that if republican want to keep the border issue of life rather than addressing it they might also want to keep this issue alive rather than addressing it. they want to make it worse. -- >> trying to understand consumer and debt issues from the perspective of wall street and business more generally. and on this panel is michael feroli. you of his bio anybody else's bile with you. i be really briefed. michael feroli as chief economist at jp morgan, has a background in federal reserve, u.s. congress, joint economic committee and so forth. you can see that and his bio. michelle meyer is chief economist for mastercard, also background in banking, bank of america, barclays capital. torsten slok is a a partner ad chief economist at apollo pic of you don't get his daily blogs you definitely should be signing up. they are fun, informative, sh

and the power of congress to do that was established in 1846, when alexandria and arlington and fairfaxounty were retroceded to virginia. we can redraw it and d.c. would be larger, population-size, than two other states in the union. they want to exist on a plane of political equality. they want to have the right to go through the same political experience the gentleman talked about in texas. at one point they wanted to grant noncitizens the right to vote in local elections and at another point they didn't. that's all they're asking for. the right to make their own decisions for themselves. and i dare say no matter how benevolently motivated my good friend from louisiana is or i am as a representative from maryland, no one is more interested in the welfare of the people in the district of columbia than the people who actually live there. and with that, i will yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. higgins: thank you, madam speaker. and i express my sincere gratitude to my friend and colleague, representative raskin, for