foster city. honestly, statewide, west ed does a partnership with the california department of ed to put out data on chronic sadness and depression. so statewide, we're talking about more than 30% of kids report feeling chronically sad or depressed. this year in our school district, it's 13. it's what? so we're it's 13, so you've seen feel really oh, it's incredible improvement. and we just put out a big report to our whole community last night, educating everybody about our california healthy kids survey results. and this is a survey that's given to kids statewide. so it's really useful. and it's been going on for about ten years, so for us, it's the question is if it helps ten kids, should we do it. and in our district the answer is yes. >> can i just ask you if there are any privacy issues or concerns? you know, students i know need an account and they may be sharing very private things on the app, you know, and we hear about hacking and things like that that happen. what are your concerns and

alright, 21 minutes to get from hayward to foster city and then your final step for you this morning.gate bridge southbound one, what commuters are making it tme about 20 minutes from nevada down into the city. well, hercules police have arrested a cent, have a man for allegedly driving a stolen car with drugs inside. so there least police department found this car at a home depot thursday on sycamore avenue. they arrested the driver and identified san pablo, an unidentified sampath, a man on the drug charges after finding 31 grams of meth inside of that vehicle. bart police say the man died from a drug overdose at the walnut creek bart station friday night. police say they found that man unresponsive on a train officers administered narcan. they tried other lifesaving measures, but unfortunately it didn't work. trains were delayed while emergency crews were trying to save his life. >> he's 6.49 and a man convicted of domestic violence. an elder abuse was sentenced to 3 years of probation. otis mason was convicted of attacking his 73 year-old former partner earlier this month in san f

she saved my life. >> among the survivors who were present, ning ju, a young foster city mom, who hadac arrest in 2020 during the early morning hours while she was at home. her husband remembered how a 911 dispatcher talked him through cpr. >> and luckily within five minutes the crew arrived and they did cpr. >> she made a full recovery and went on to give birth to her daughter, who is 2 now. both her kids were there today, as you see. firefighters pointed out stories like this one would have turned out differently without the people who lended a helping hand. >>> the cbs evening news is norah o'donnell is next on kpix. we're back here in 30. >> mr. trump, how is it going today? >> norah: breaking news. the jury at donald trump's new york trial is seated. >> i'm supposed to be a lot of different places campaigning, but i've been here all day. >> norah: the dramatay

terms of the settlement were not disclosed in foster city tonight. >> the faucets are flowing normallygain after aeak in a water main. crews finish emergency repairs about 9:00 tonight. they found the break yesterday morning and had crews working along east third avenue overnight to deal with this. the city declared a local emergency and asked people to lit water usage as it drew from reserves. well, now that it's fixed, the backup plan of an overnight water shut off will not be necessary. >> new developments tonight in the battle between two bay area airports, sfo is fighting to stop oakland airport from adding san francisco bay to its name. san francisco's city attorney is now threatening to sue to stop the rebrand. the port of oakland board of commissioners is due to vote on the name change just days from now. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following the story for us since last week, and looks at the latest escalation in the branding fight. >> if oakland chooses to move forward with its proposal, we will have no choice but to pursue legal action. >> harsh words monday fr

mateo bridge is looking good as well as we monitor the westbound 90 to ride from hayward out to foster city 12 minutes to cross the bay at that spot to the north. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. also looking nice and light west bound 5.80, traffic moving. well, 7 minutes to get into marin county and then our final stop this morning, the golden gate bridge where traffic on southbound 1, 1, looking pretty thin as commuters are making that drive from 37 to the toll plaza in just 19 minutes. more weather and traffic in a minute now. lets get to the headlines this morning. we're in the north bay after 27 years in business, the iconic candy store on main street in timber on is closing the owner says a major rate hike is forcing her to close up shop kron four's. sara stinson spoke with customers and the owner about what this means for the town. >> after nearly 3 decades of providing sweet treats the candy store on main street in tehran is closing. the store was packed with people sunday trying to get their favorite candies one last time. iran is not to run without this candy it's a destination f

actually, 23 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. so definitely some improvements there. we're also seeing some slow and go but moving faster conditions here at the richmond, sandra fell bridge toll plaza 40 minute drive for you. and then our last stop under clear blue skies. we've got southbound 1, 1, right across the golden gate bridge, which is zipping right along about 32 minutes to get from the battle down to the toll plaza there in the city. >> it is a 17 and on the peninsula. redwood city officers have arrested a teenager for selling fake apple earphones on facebook marketplace. and you can see what the apple, the new ones over the air. look, it's called air pod max. >> and these ones that they found had real serial numbers. >> that you could look up on apple's website, but those serial numbers were actually taken from actual apple products. and so they weren't associate with a warranty and be the invalid. if you bought it wasn't the real product. and investigators found multiple listings for other fakes. and then they went undercover. and that's when they arrested

foster city, gorgeous day or on the water there at 74 degrees. san jose. low 80's for the inland east bay with 70's along the east bay shoreline. maybe a trip out to alameda. hang out on the beach. there was some mid 70's doesn't sound bad. antioch in vacaville right at 80 degrees while santa rosa and nevado at 78 looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. low 80's for yet again. just for one more day, though, we cool down and cool down. quick only mid-fifties by saturday, which is also the day that brings us our most likely rainfall. michael is in this morning with a look at the roads when we got out there. >> yes, good morning, everyone. i will not be wearing shorts keep my pants on and walk along the embarcadero. taking a look at traffic this morning. everything is going pretty smoothly for the most part. we see some small minor delays but nothing too out of the ordinary. giving you all some drive times. right now you can take a look at livermore to dublin. 21 minute commute. we did see a single alert in that area earlier. it has cleared up, but there ar

terms of the settlement were not disclosed in foster city tonight. >> the faucets are flowing normally a leak in a water main. crews finished emergency repairs about 9:00 tonight. they found the break yesterday morning and had crews working along east third avenue overnight to deal with this. the city declared a local emergency and asked people to limit water usage as it drew from reserves. well, now that it's fixed, the backup plan of an overnight water shut off will not be necessary. >> new developments tonight in the battle between two bay area airports, sfo is fighting to stop oakland airport from adding san francisco bay to its name. san francisco's city attorney is now threatening to sue to stop the rebrand. the port of oakland board of commissioners is due to vote on the name change just days from now. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following the story for us since last week, and looks at the latest escalation in the branding fight. >> if oakland chooses to move forward with its proposal, we will have no choice but to pursue legal action. >> harsh words monday from s

it's about 27 minutes across the san mateo bridge highway. 92 westbound from hayward to foster city. so getting close to about a half hour drive time there. and it's running about 20 minutes to get from the macarthur maze in oakland across the bay bridge into san francisco. so plan accordingly. >> time now 7. 31 and in the south bay for 37 years, thousands of students around the world have come to northern california and to downtown san jose to show off their engineering skills. that's pretty cool. it's called the tech challenge. and this year's event brought 2000 students together for this competition. kron four's jack molmud was there. >> over 500 teams of students from around 144 different schools from the bay area. and northern california joined together here downtown san jose for the 37th annual tech challenged. but the tech projects they're working go back months. >> we're means the end of the school year. but for these kids. >> really, fun. >> challenging the 37th annual tech challenge in downtown san jose. well, months in the making doesn't feel like your usual homework assig

the event at foster city fire department had survivors who said thanks to people who took action duringmoment of need. >> i just wanted to say that i wouldn't be alive here without first responders, so the two people happened to be there at that time right time. >> she was there. she got up and she grabbed that aed and she saved my life. >> fire officials pointed out if any link in the chain of helpers were missing it could have been different. left his heart in san francisco fans got a chance to collect items belonging to singer tony been it, hundreds of paintings watches, even letters from presidents and historic figures for sale including one from martin luther king, jr. thanking him for entertaining during the selma march. >> we have envelope with math equations it's martin luther king's evidence and a note from martin luther king how great it was to seed him. >> bennett sold 50 million records and won the 20 grammies before passing away in 1996. we'll see you right back here at 11 p.m. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer

a little slowing across toward foster city. back to you. >>> coming up, fighting climate change with bricks, sort of. ahead on "today in the bay," an inside look at the >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." turning now to our climate in crisis, imagine if you could store as much energy as a tesla model x, with only a brick. that's already the reality, thanks to a bay area startup which designed bricks which look sort of like giant legos. if you stack enough of these bricks together, it allows industrial plants to stop using fossil fuels, offering the potential of low tech, low cost climate solutions. ceo john o'donnell based in alameda shows how they can take a brick, put it in a toaster and heat it up to 1,500 degrees. the bricks radiate heat and it is stored from clean energy and can be used in the heavy manufacturing industry. they stack the bricks which radiate heat as a power source. this could eliminate 15% of the world's heat-trapping co2 emissions. >> to solve the climate crisis, we need to go big fast.

of course, 70 going on for burlingame. 72 foster city in redwood city, palo alto, mid 70's, bumping it up to the upper 70's down in the south bay, san jose at 78 east bay shoreline, mid 70's along with tri valley mid to upper 70's, 77 walnut creek, 70 going on for berkeley, the lake with 71 78 for fairfield. 74 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. variety is the spice of life. and it's the inconsistencies of spring. yeah, we're going to pop in about 80 or so wednesday into thursday. and here comes the nasty stuff against saturday and on into the weekend. probably know. well, we'll see something on sunday to maybe not like a constant rain, but they'll be like breaks in the skies let the sun come out. heat the ground and start the machinery of isolate a little thunder showers. you said even maybe some are hail, which we've which and we had a couple weekends was on central coast. we had, of course, water spouts, which not unheard of in the winter months. so many active and you go. all right. thanks to dave. >> magic bend the horse free tonight after contra costa county firefighters spent 4 hou

.>>> the foster city fired apartment hosted a ceremony today, for locals who survive serious injuries or illnesses, they shared their stories about surviving medical emergencies. they took their time to say thank you to all of the first responders who helps to save them, and they honored their work as well.>> it was five minutes, cardiac arrest happened. my wife was in a panic at that time. they calmed her down. the only reason i am alive is because of the fire department and the first responders who came in time and saved my life.>> the professionals, the ems, the fire, they are very uncomfortable being referred to as heroes, this is what we do.>> the survivors say they are now healthy, and they are doing well.>>> the history museum has a new exhibit honoring one of the most famous people from san rafael. lois was an international explorer and geographer who charted seven expeditions to the arctic in the 1900s. she wrote extensively of her scientific expeditions, authoring three books. she was the first woman to fly in an airplane over the north paul pole. she grew up in a home that

we're taking a live look at foster city there and all across the bay with slightly warmer temperatures and even hotter ones are on the horizon. thanks for joining us, everyone. our meteorologist is with us this morning. i'm hearing rain is in the rear-view mirror, hey, vienna? >> i think people are happy. it's sunday. people want to be out and about. this is what our live cams look like now. we've got 40s for now but eventually into the afternoon we will see a warmup. the temperature change, down through san jose and morgan hill, warming up by 4 degrees. greater warmup into the upcoming week. temperature trend in san francisco looks great. at 50 degrees. you'll notice the icons here. clear skies. 57 degrees by 12:00. eventually we'll bump up into the upper 50s. live look right now in downtown san jose. the current temperature is 44 degrees. eventually we'll see a bump up into the 60s and the outlook for this week does look fantastic. a bit chaotic for the end. i've got you covered. we'll go over that in a few minutes. >>> a pretty chaotic scheme there on the bay bridge. a side show tra

the event held at the foster city fire department brought together seven survivors of medical emergencies who share their stories and extended a thank you to the people who stepped in during their moment of need. >> i just wanted to say that i would not be alive here without the first responders. the people happened to be there at the right time. >> she got up and she saved my life. >> amazing how they are able to perform like that under that kind of pressure. fire officials pointed out that if any link in this chain of helpers was missing, these stories could have been very different. >>> the cbs evening news is next on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. i will see you at 5:00 . >> norah: breaking news. the jerry at donald trump's new york trial is seated. >> a lot of different places campaigning, but i've been here all day. >>

eight minutes hayward to foster city, 13 minutes. and if you're on 84 westbound, the dumbarton bridge, that will take you eight minutes. so really no major delays right now. amanda kumasi. >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. and good morning america is coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> morning, amanda and kumasi. it's nice to be with you this morning. so coming up here on gma we'll start with the dangerous weather and severe storms. if you're traveling texas to oklahoma arkansas, kansas, missouri and illinois today especially this afternoon and evening tornadoes possible. and then this slides east into the mid south tomorrow i'll have a lot to track. also an exclusive on the new tools to crack down on a scam that cost americans more than $1 billion in the past year. how it can help get money back, and the new weight loss trend taking over tiktok. it's being called oat zepik. but does it really mimic the popular drug used for weight loss? we'll have a reality check. also a n

a family in foster city is grieving the loss of their son, who they say died of hypothermia while aways. the parents of 18 year old axel dewane say he went missing not far from his dorm campus. police who went searching for him couldn't find him in time. asia and ritu dewan say their son had been at a campus party at the university of illinois back in january. that night, a friend who'd been out with axel called police to report that he couldn't find him. police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt and jeans, and that he may have been intoxicated. an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the car. the police officer drove by. that is not the search procedure, right? if you trigger, if you look at their policies and procedures that requires, you know, food search. if officer would have gotten out and looked around that area, the all he would have found him. >> the dew point say they want other parents and students to know about the dangers of extremely cold weather, to help prevent anyone else from ending up in a

not a lot going on here, either. 14 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. also looking at your richmond. sandra fell bridge a little backed up here at the toll plaza. looks like that backup extends back to castro street. but once you're clear of the toll gates, you're doing good across bay into marin county. just 12 minutes to get across the water and then our final stop for the golden gate bridge where it's again. just 22 minutes to get from nevado at highway. 37 all the way down into san francisco at the toll plaza. >> time now 7.18, and for your money this morning, apple is toying with the idea of personal robot and the monthly jobs report is out. jane king live at the nasdaq with those stories and more at the friday i write a happy friday to you and the headline jobs report number better than expected. 303,000 jobs created last month. >> the unemployment rate ticked a little bit lower. 3.8% job growth and away the best since may of 2023. now 68% of all jobs created last month came from 3 industries, leisure and hospitality. government and education. mea

sandra fell your san mateo bridge to the south looking good westbound. 92, not bad from hayward foster city. just 14 minutes. and then a final stop for you this morning. the bay bridge where, as you can see, there is a bit of a backup, but nothing more than the usual slow and go. it's 12 minutes to get from the macarthur mage to fremont street in the city. 601 right now. and the developing story that we're following students and they continued protest at uc berkeley. they are rallying for a cease-fire in gaza. that protest is now entering its second week. kron four's will tran is out there for us live this morning. will. >> and it is still going on right now and there is no sign that it will. and because obviously the conflict continues between israel and palestine. you can see the tents right behind me. this is that sprawl plaza. this is just a sliver of it because there are more tense around the corner altogether. we are hearing about 70 tents at this location across the bay. stanford also doing the same thing. let me show you video of all the universities across the country altogether. a

. >> all i can say is the people in foster city playing pickleball, they're number one in my book. >> she got up and she grabbed that aed, and she started. she saved my life and i'll forever be grateful to her. and it was the last day of her membership at the gym, too. >> the only reason i'm alive here is because of the foster city fire department and the first responders. >> fire officials also highlighted the importance of learning cpr, which they say can double the survival rate for those suffering cardiac arrest. that is nice. well deserved. >> yeah. how meaningful today? well, now, to another real life hero, a pennsylvania fast food workers, fast thinking helped save the life of a baby in serious trouble. >> reporter charles watson spoke with a hero and the mom she helped the scariest moment of my entire life. >> that's the best way. >> natasha long says she can describe the jolt of fear that filled her body when her 11 week old son, miles, stopped breathing in this taco bell parking lot. the mother of two had just finished some errands and decided to grab food when she says she

. >> new at ten, a grieving family in foster city is looking for answers months after their son died of hypothermia while at college in the state of illinois. the family says he was less than 300ft from where he was reported missing, but says campus police never found him during their search. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in foster city with the story lamonica. >> mike, finding out that your child has died is a parent's worst nightmare, but the dewan family believes that their son's death could have been prevented, and they're still looking for answers from campus police. he was supposed to be here. >> spring break. right? we will never see him again. >> ish and richard dewan say their 18 year old son, axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois, urbana-champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> axel had been at a campus party the nig

beautiful in foster city. 73 woodside, the south bay. you've got to make sure 70's and 80's tomorrow afternoon, east bay. nice numbers to 76 degrees in pleasanton. 74 in union city about 75 in orinda about 80 degrees on a concord and walnut creek nyce all across the north bay, too little cooler out along the coastline of the next few days. looks like some nice weather cooling down a little bit on friday. nice weekend. ahead. you'll see a lot of sunshine, no rain then maybe just some showers late next week we can do with that. yeah, it's nice now. nice weather between now and then. yeah, big changes. i'm just going to focus on the present cook. thanks alright. next in sports, it was a somber tricked back to chase center. we're season has come to a close sports director >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors season came to a sobering and last night. >> it wasn't the last that was so bad, but it was more the manner in which they lost the kings just bullied. it dubs. push them around at will. they looked like the tougher team, the more ath

restoration opportunities, and the urgency is easy to see with areas like bel marin, keys near novato and foster cityeady needing to bolster everything from seawalls to improved levees and other flood control structures. >> backers believe expanding tidal marsh will help take some of the pressure off in coming decades, and protect shoreline areas that have become both a gathering point and a refuge to communities around the bay are. >> it's a spiritual being, yes. even myself. i think us who grew up around the water and the ocean, we are pulled towards the water and committed to protecting it. >> in east palo alto, spencer christian abc seven news. >> all right, the weekend is upon us, boy, it sure is. >> and meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> sandia and the forecast looks fantastic. dan and ama just in case you're not going to stick around here in the bay area, let's talk about your aloha friday travel forecast sponsored by the oakland airport offering daily nonstops to four islands honolulu, kona, kahului and lihue. so oakland tomorrow it's going to start out with fog 71 degr

mid 60's at the coast. 72 going on for burning game. 74 foster city 78 for palo alto in the south bay east bay shoreline scratching near about 80 tribe. ali, you also are looking at numbers close to 80, if not a little bit above san ramon about 81, 80 to 81 for concord. 75 for berkeley. allay 74, 80 for fairfield. and let's do about a 79 for santa rosa. again, the high clouds tomorrow, nice little warming phase. look at that drop, though. and it comes with course rain. yeah, we'll see rain on saturday in lingering a little bit on sunday. probably the heaviest snows will be on saturday, though. it looks like and just residuals. yeah, the big issue is if you don't get the clouds departing the afternoon, you don't get that heating as well. which tends to sometimes drive some, you know, hail and thunderstorms and something they keep you busy. it does. there you go. put a tag on of uconn huskies are this year's ncaa men's basketball national champions. >> the number one overall seed in the tournament took down purdue last night to win their second consecutive national title. the huskies de

francisco pretty much in the 60's along the coast with that afternoon breeze, 70 from burlingame, 72 foster city. 73 from mountain view in the south bay, upper 70's. however, we do see a few little 80's poking out here and there mid 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at upper 70's, 77 for walnut creek, concord checks in at 78, a chilly 71 for vallejo and windy. 78 going on for fairfield. 74 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. here's your flavor of spring to the lower 80's. we go for wednesday. thursday, things change on friday and unsettled heading into the weeknd. unfortunately story for the timing there. but little flavor of looks like winter. what's to come back to? well, thanks, dave. >> global shipping companies are voluntarily taking steps to protect whales on the california coast. according to a marine conservation program. 33 shipping companies have lowered their speed in the san francisco bay and monterey bay region between may through april of last year was the peak time where we see the greatest abundance of endangered blue humpback and fin whales. the conservat

. >>> foster city celebrating some everyday heroes shining a light on first responders and bystanders who stepped in during emergencies and saved lives. during a ceremony seven survivors shared their stories saying thank you to the people who stepped up during their moments of need. >> i just wanted to say that i wouldn't be alive here without first responders. so the two right people happened to be there at the right time. >> she was there. she got up and she grabbed that aed. she saved my life. >> fire officials pointed out if any link in the chain of helpers was missing, those stories could have had a much different ending. >>> still ahead, the lessons learned from san francisco's 1906 earthquake and efforts still underway to protect lives from the next one. >>> fire crews rescuing two dogs who went over the decide of a cliff at fort funston. >>> we look at some of the endangered plants here in the bay area and efforts underway to try and save them. >>> unseasonably warm weather again today for most of the bay area except along the coast. the fog is starting to spread back out. it'

little bit of foster city. but what i wanted you to really be able to watch is that. look at the clouds there. bubbling cumulus clouds. not the most intense ones. those would be more like cumulus humilus. we don't normally have any kind of cumulus clouds over the bay. one more day where they're going to show up, and the other residual impact from the storm that was here it's still going to stay windy along the coast. this will go for the next couple of days. there's tomorrow, 40 -mile-an-hour gusts out here over the water and then 20-mile-an-hour winds for everybody else. that means it stays kind of breezy. not terribly windy. it was a lot windier yesterday ethan it's going to be for the next week, easily. but the wind's never going to turn off, at least over the water. there's a whole separate system there, but that one's falling apart before it gets here. in case you're wondering what system am i talking about that was here over the weekend, barely see it on the regular satellite, watch the last 24 hours on the water vapor. it dug in right over california, spun itse

finally, 70 going on for burlingame us to about 70 to foster city palo alto about 75 in the south bay. still 70's territory for tomorrow. at least 78 san jose east bay shoreline, mid 70's tri valley getting to the upper 70 a slight decoupling happening here. 77 walnut creek, concord at 73. 73 for a burke. berkeley. 71 for vallejo. 77 fairfield, napa, 74 76 for sanford. 78% rose warm-up for the middle of the week. as we talked about getting to the lower 80's wednesday thursday, ish will big drop here. rain coming on saturday. that may come with some instability. that means some thunderstorm action and or hail along with the ride tba. if we have get it even on sunday to and they're not, they don't have like a lot of rain with them, but they just sometimes could have some fireworks. yeah, they can. they can find it very difficult to get out of here. you sometimes see the cloud cover redevelopment with crazy hail last say we had true hail last week owner of knowles and in the water spout to you could mention a moderate. so the colder upstairs that drives that. yeah. thank you, dave. talk

also 72, 74 foster city safe and 78 for palo alto and some lower 80's and much of the a south bay close to its in the east bay shoreline with 80 to look for livermore and 80 for danville. 82 for san ramon. 81 conquered 74 chilly degrees. vallejo onshore wind checking in 81 fairfield, 78 for now up and 79 for santa rosa clouds return on sunday rather friday. and they mean business with showers on saturday. we don't have the complete details, but we might see some instability for some lightning strikes potentially or maybe even some hail then clears out in time for more spring into next week. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> game 2 against the washington nationals tonight for the giants. and while the season is young, it's never too early to start talking trends, right? especially when the giants seem to be carrying an unfortunate trend over. >> from last season, a total and utter lack of offense case in point they beat the padres 2 out of 3 over the weekend despite the fact that they grind it out. just 6 runs. >> in the series and now so far in the 4 games at home, they are one for 27 with r

you might bump them up a little bit more by thursday, though. 72 burlingame, 74 foster city, 78 for palo alto in the south bay. it's lower 80's and then for the east bay shoreline, upper 70's again, private ali gets close to an 82 for livermore. 84 danville san ramon. 82 75 oakland, 76 richmond, 74 of allay nap at 78 and 79. meanwhile, for santa rosa will try maybe 80 strike here and there for thu sday. then here's the big change. temperature-wise. yeah, the rain on saturday and i know that's a big drop over there. the snow in the sierra for the weekend start awfully high 8900 feet. and that's a nosebleed section. but it's not going to drop like we saw last go around. we had snow in our local mountains to get that low. so it'll still be up there about 5,000 feet or so. but haven't seen a tease and quite a while. yes, will be a little noggle taste of it before the next batch cups looking forward to that thanks to a but despite a warning, some people looked at the sun without proper eye protection during the eclipse. google says as the eclipse passed over large partial portions of the u.s.

new tonight a foster city family grieving the loss of their son after they say he died of hypothermia while away at college. the parents of 18 year old dujuan say he went missing not far from his dormitory, but campus police could not find him during their initial search. ktvu lamonica peters has more from the family. >> ish and retu dujuan say their 18 year old son axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois, urbana-champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> a call had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him . police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the car the police officer

nice sunshine and warmer temperatures to 70 in brisbane about 72 degrees and burning him. 75 in foster city about 76 in rebel to the south bay, enjoying temperatures up in the 70's. how about a couple low 80's by tomorrow afternoon. maybe as high as 83 in morgan hill. 80 degrees in lemore about 80 of pleasanton. 77 in hayward. you're looking at 79 degrees in danville, about 80 in concord and 78 degrees in hercules. so really some nice weather around the bay area for tomorrow. very similar, maybe just slightly cooler by a degree or 2 as we head into thursday. but the next few days, gorgeous weather outside a few more clouds cooling down over the weekend. have an important but bittersweet announcement to share with you and your family tonight. >> about a member of our kron. 4 family after more than 3 decades of serving very viewers. ken wayne soon be stepping away from the anchor desk and moving on to his next adventure. ken's a journalism career. look at that guy. it began in the navy where he worked on assignments across the globe from libya to the philippines and after his tour of duty can

este es un evento en foster city para honrar a socorristas, quienes salvaron muchas vidas a la ceremoniantos de los estados unidos se vieron afectados por tornados y también por tormentas durante esta semana. además, el despertar de un poderoso volcán generó caos en algunas partes del mundo. gabriela de yang nos habla de esto y más en nuestro segmento de la furia del tiempo. esta semana primaveral ha dejado más de 30 tornados en diferentes puntos del país en wisconsin, las fuertes tormentas azotaron el martes por la noche, causando daños, incluyendo esta estructura histórica. la casa de bombeo de beloit, que data del año 1885 en iowa, un tornado destruyó esta granja en el condado dallas, mientras que en ohio, al menos unos 10 tornados desfilaron por el estado, dejando árboles caídos, viviendas destruidas y a miles de personas sin electricidad del otro lado del mundo, los emiratos Árabes tambaleaban, bajo el impacto de inundaciones catastróficas en un solo día, dubai recibió 10 pulgadas de lluvia, algo histórico. el agua transformó las transcurridas calles en ríos y obligó al cierre del a

people hopefully heading from hayward to foster city with no problem at all. oh problems. yes.ing from hayward to foster city, those are the slow lanes here on the right, not quite bumper to bumper. you're moving, but it's slow. going a little bit better if you are heading eastbound. finally, a quick peek here at the bay bridge toll plaza, stacked up, of course. pretty likely if you're going to head from oakland to san francisco at 830 on a tuesday morning. now to a developing story in concord, heavier than usual traffic is happening in downtown concord, now near the bart station, because of an overnight fire. crews are still at the scene of a three story building that went up in flames. our allie rasmus live now to tell us which roads are closed and how long we should expect delays in the area. >> well, we're at the intersection of clayton and park in downtown concord, and you can see a lot of traffic having to get around this road closure here. you see all the fire trucks and behind them are what is left of what was a three story building that went up in flames. now, since 10

a family in foster city is grieving the loss of their son, who they say died of hypothermia while away at college in illinois. >> the parents of 18 year-old dajuan says he went missing not far from his dorm. but campus police who began searching for him couldn't find him at first. ktvu lamonica peters has more on what the family is saying. >> ish and richard dajuan say their 18 year-old son axel was fascinated with legos and went away to college to study engineering. but on january 20th, he died of hypothermia while at the university of illinois urbana champaign. >> why could they never found him? it's been ten hours. he was reported missing. they never found him. this is right in the middle of the campus. >> a call had been at a campus party the night before, and at 1:23 a.m, a friend who had been out with a cool called police to report that he couldn't find him. police say a couple was wearing only a sweatshirt with jeans and that he may have been intoxicated. police say an officer drove around the area and tried to reach a cool by phone. >> this is all we know is that he was in the

survivors and the people who helped to save their lives was held in foster city.anized by the san mateo consolidated fire department. first responders joined seven of the survivors of cardiac arrest for this special ceremony. each survivor told their story and expressed their gratitude toward the heroes who came to their aid for the first time. >> that i have a chance to thank everybody that participated in having me be able to be standing here, i don't think i've ever felt so safe than this day. >> right now, surrounded by all these first responder heroes and many other people who also jumped into action to save a life, were honored as well. >> it is 557 dancers from the historic dance theater of harlem will perform this weekend in the east bay. they'll perform a mix of treasured classic dance as well as new contemporary pieces celebrating black culture and empowerment. the dance theater of harlem was founded during the height of the civil rights movement, with the intense intention to serve the black community. these special performances are scheduled for 7:30 p

so definitely a windbreaker. 68 for burlingame, 70 foster city, redwood city. 73 in the south bay, upperlightly warmer happening inland. that's the pattern we're getting used to now, as we see the decoupling happening, tri valley, you can expect mid to upper 70's at work here. walnut creek at 77. 79 conquered 70 going on for berkeley. billy, what 70 79 fairfield, 77, napa and 81 going on for santa rosa, your seven-day forecast. here's the drop happening on tuesday with the cloud cover that's going to be our low off our coast. might see some showers working here anytime from thursday through friday. a little bit, but much cooler temperatures in the 60's. stephen. all right, dave, thank you. >> earth day is just around the corner a day to reflect on the beauty of our planet and how we can better care for it. it's san francisco, the calorie counting. sciences is working on an exciting project that involves protecting local butterflies and the ecosystem. joining us live now to share more is lead researcher deer elk up on. good morning to you. good morning. thank you for having me here. it's

looks like 72 foster city, san carlos. 74 75 for palo alto in the south bay, upper 70's with the east bay shoreline in the middle 70's territory, tri valley, upper 70's would be impossible cna scratch here. there are 78 for concord. 72 going on for richmond. 71 balais 77 fairfield is a 79 for pittsburgh. 74 for a nap and 78 for santa rosa. let's check out the 10. a 10 and you see the nice warm up going on t to about the lower 80's wednesday thursday. there is the instability on saturday with some showers, maybe lingering on sunday to and being that. it's a cold core low might have some instability with all of that, too. so >> we can deal with out as long as there's sunshine on the other end. yeah. i mean, there will looks like, but it's on the work week. yeah. what i'm saying? saturday yeah. >> but are falling. haha. well, maybe it will lk. that's it's always craft thanks >> well, that was a look at just some of the people who gathered on the embarcadero this afternoon to try and get a glimpse of the eclipse the bay area wasn't exactoy in the path of totality, but you still could see

zukes has been testing with safety drivers since 2016 and obtained to test driverlessly in foster city in 2020. under the new april 2024 permit zukes will be allowed to conduct driverless operations in san francisco initially in the south of market neighborhood with a bidirectional autonomous vehicle with no breaks and no steering wheel. we are seeking additional details about the operational design domain or odd and understanding their permitted operations for all of san francisco. initial media reports indicate the authorization is for weekend day time operations only, stow we'll keep you posted on the developments. turning to senate bill 1031, the connect bay area act, amended by senators wiener and [indiscernible] there is no language released prior to the senate hearing today. the amendments include revised language around transit agency consolidation, new language providing financial guardrails for transit operators related to regional network management and potentially fare integration and detailed revenue expenditure framework that insures minimum return to source of 70 percent

hayward, through castro valley and a pair of sixes now and palo alto through east palo alto into foster city. how about redwood city and redwood shores, all in the mid and high 60s. the winds are a bit on the breezy side. we will sustain these winds 10 to 20mph throughout the next couple of hours. then they'll back off to about ten miles per hour. sfo and throughout that san bruno gap, up to 16 and a 14 mile per hour wind in mountain view. here we go. clear skies right now, according to our storm tracker. but i'm looking upstream. this is a trough. this right here is associated cold front. this is going to make a big dent and a big difference in your thursday and friday. and weekend forecast. we'll talk about all that. julie and greg. but one hint don't put away that umbrella or jacket. >> all right. good tease, roberta. we'll see you soon. >> there's a glimmer of hope that a's fans may have at least another three years of watching and cheering for the team at home at the coliseum. the important meeting coming up this week. >> also, it is no april fools joke. $1 billion up for grabs in just

foster city at 71 redwood city at 74 south bay.tting close to 80 all the way up to 77 today. hayward at 73 for your daytime high while oakland enrichment will be hovering right around that 70 degree. mark for your peak temperature tomorrow and thursday, expect low 80's inland mid 70's along the bay. lots of sunshine through the rest of the week and into the weekend. no chances of rain this time around this weekend. as for your roads really hoping for the best this morning, it was a difficult commute. so many of us yesterday. right now we just saw the metering lights turned on. so the first sign of your backup is now forming san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to make your crossing there. the richmond, sandra fell at only 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. all you got to worry about so far is a little patch of fog making its way through your crossing there. all right, john, thank you for that. well, fortune of croquet row right between cast a ballot in san ramon is close. >> through august because the road work road is scheduled to be

temperatures in the 60's to 70's for your daytime highs today, foster city at 72 redwood city. 75 today, south bay temps, our warmest cable, santa clara, san jose and conquered randomly enough up to 78 degrees. our warmest spots today reclusive spots to 80 degrees this afternoon. oakland, you'll get up to 72 while the laos in elba as well as santa rosa. a mild 75 tomorrow and thursday are warmer days of the forecast by friday. it's feeling like seasonable cool again and by saturday below average temps only in the upper 50's for most and showers having made their return. >> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. happy tuesday. if you're still in bed, will you may want to get up and start moving because of traffic. this morning is trafficking. take a look on traffic tracker for you can see some small spots of red, especially over in the north bay right here. you can see there's actually an accident. i've got details on your screen. there was a traffic collision. so it is causing some delays on those southbound 101 lanes. it's right near the exit of san antonio road around the nevado ar

you know, you see the blue skies still could be a bit chilly with that wind. 64 burlingame to a foster city, 68 palo alto in redwood city, lower 70's for the south. asian notice like san jose and east bay shoreline approaching 70 with lower 70's for much of tri valley. 74 walnut creek, though, concord. at 75, these are spots that will see 80 come wednesday. 68 for berkeley, allay at 68. 77 fairfield, napa, 73 and also for santa rosa. in your 70 forecast, here's the spike wednesday, thursday, friday and into the weekend. that's all shock to the system. not only just the cloud cover and all the winds, but so cooler by 15 degrees or so. and maybe pencil in a little shot of a shower there. daria. >> all right. thanks a lot, dave. coming up at the cal officials urging you to protect your property because as dave said, gets warm out and start to get a little bit drier. you can see dry vegetation around this house. they want you to keep your grass short. make sure that you clear out any old dying staff declutter the space around your home. they say 5 feet is the minimum. and that will mean that th

looking at the bay area bridges, starting over the east bay, westbound 92 out of hayward into foster city, no major delays in either direction. over at the golden gate, a certain amount of commuters heading toward san francisco. if you plan to head out from marin, you will make it a good time, the metering lights are on and you can see bumper to bumper traffic at the toll plaza bay bridge, damage from a rockslide has shut down part of highway 1 in big sur. it is south of the rocky creek bridge where a part of the road away. >> it was very pleasant to discover that the erosion beneath the roadway remained in place from where it was the night before, so it was static and it had and continue to erode into the northbound lane. that was great for the service forest. >> caltrans says convoys will lead cars through the north and south direction from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. today and they are asking people to avoid any unnecessary travel to that area. >>> time for a look at some other top stories. workers in baltimore have started cutting steel beams from the bridge that collapsed last week. on

mid-fifties at that upper 50's here along up the bayside. 61 for foster city. 62 palo alto.st bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley. pretty much the same that we'll see a a bit of a difference. we get the middle of the week. 61 wannacry concord at 61, 57 berkeley, the lake around. 56. 59 for napa. let's do a 61 going on for santa rosa. so we start off a bit on the chilly side. we warm up quickly, though. look at this lower 80's, the middle of the week, wednesday into thursday at 82. yeah, we get a little cooler as we head on to next weekend. but at least it looks like that remain dry. so we're going to bring all those fronts there, too. want to go up there skiing, great because we won't have more weather to kind of fight through to get up fantastic and to so we can put the umbrellas away for now. right? you know, help handy. nobody can take it out of the car. the brave. take it out of the you know, next to the door, could to not. rock and everything. thanks a >> all right. we'll take a look at this. a new vehicle called the lunar cruiser is being developed for the nasa lead p

we have about 72 going on from burlingame, 73 foster city, san carlos in palo alto at 77 in the souththe east bay shoreline with tri valley. lower 80's again will repeat this tomorrow. 83 conquered 82 for walnut creek. 72 berkeley. notice the separation get used to that as we go into the summer months. 83 fairfield, 73 for vallejo. 81 for napa. 83 for santa rosa spring. it's inconsistency. it's living up to that again. a shot of a maybe some showers going on there been tuesday and we got some rain developing in showers for friday. it looks like that should clear out on saturday. but again, as we get closer, we'll see how this all kind of comes together. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, for many of us here in the bay area, napa valley might be the first place that comes to mind for a wine getaway. our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joins us live now to share why we might want to consider a trip to calais. still good. good morning to you morning. you know, calistoga runs a bit under the radar in comparison to some of its napa valley neighbors. but it's one of those insta

by the way, 60 per burlingame us to about 61 foster city in palo alto for the south bay.horeline now grazing some of the lower 60's along the tribe. ali, 60 dublin and danville. 62 62 going on for open the les, what, 60, 64 for fairfield. 62 nap and 65 santa. rosa, give me spring. you say we got it right here as we go right through the week through the 70's and into the 80's thursday into friday. and for right now, what is put a cloud pup on friday, stephanie. we'll see if that develops into anything. we do know there's a little drop in temperatures but nothing too major, ok? got it. still dress in layers. if you're. >> in certain parts of the bay for definitely for today, though, because going to be a little chilly and then it's going to be somewhat milder, not as cold to start. but then later this week are going to change. wardrobe. okay. thanks so much, dave. good tips. but with warmer spring temperatures heading our way just like they've just described there. you may be tempted to head to a lake or river. >> but officials say all the sierra snow could make things a li