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people who knew it well considered it to be as beautiful at the grand canyon. me back to life is just such a special experience. >> reporter: i know as the water recedes, the lost treasures of glen canyon are reemerging. this is just stunning in here. >> it's a very special place. >> reporter: balken took us into what's known as cathedral in the desert, a massive cavern of underlating rock and a trickling waterfall. so that part of the chamber has not been seen since the 1960s? >> when we were here last year, we were parking our boats right here. >> reporter: and now one of the largest natural bridges in the country has risen out of the water. this bridge was covered by water. so what we're boating under, you used to be able to boat over? >> you used to be able the boat over the top of this bridge. >> reporter: and you think we'll be hiking under here? >> i think we'll be hiking under here probably in the next few years. >> reporter: this is amazing. it's like a dead forest coming out of the water. >> yeah, we call them ghost forests. >> reporter: forests once d

. >> reporter: that's when glen canyon was drowned, erasing a landscape often compared to the grand canyon. >> it's a very special place. >> reporter: now, as the water recedes, the canyon is being reborn. >> this is just stunning in here. >> reporter: balken took us to what is called cathedral in the desert, parts of which have not been seen for 60 years. and he showed us this natural bridge that just emerged from the water. this bridge was covered by water, so what we're boating under, you used to be able to boat over? >> you used to be able to boat over the top of this bridge. >> reporter: balken thinks lake powell's remaining water should be sent downriver to prop upnkss lake mead, and glen canyon turned into a national park. >> we can't just go on with business as usual and hope that more water fills this reservoir, because it's probably not going to. >> reporter: and if so, a once- lost canyon may be rediscovered. for "eye on america," i'm ben tracey, in big water, utah. >> o'donnell: and still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," where dangerous storms are heading, with heavy rain

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find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu >>> right now at 5:30, saying good-bye.ew details on the now federal investigation into the police response. >>> plus, pushing to help renters make it into the bay. a live report up for vote in oakland and the impact it could have on landlords. >>> good morning to you on this tuesday morning. i'm marcus washington. want to give you a live look across the bay area. this is a look at shopping. we are still tracking that microclimate alert. kari hall has been timing it out. >>> the vegetation is extremely dry. today we add in that wind. we take a look at san francisco. it's a nice clear start. we're focusing on solano county and this red flag warning. it's not only solano county but add in wind and low humidity and that humidity at times will drop down to the single digits in fairfield while in the 20% to 30%. we'll continue to monitor the dry and windy conditions but talk about how hot it will be coming up. >>> kari hall is keeping us updated even when we're not on air. you can find out what's happening with the changing cont

. >> reporter: that is when lake powell was compared to grand canyon. >> it is a special place. >> reporter: but as the water is receding, canyon is reborn. this is stunning. he took us to cathedral in the desert, and parts which have not been seen in 60 years and he showed us a natural bridge which emerged from the water. >> this bridge was covered by water and what we are boating under you would boat over. you would boat over the bridge. >> reporter: he believes that the bulk of the water should go into lake mead, and bulken turned into a national park. >> it is not going to be turned into the reservoir. >> reporter: and find another source of water. ben casey. >>> and so as more pressure approaches from the pacific northwest, we will be looking for more pressure to come down, and follow suit, and early in next week, we will have overcast from the shoreline, and inland sun, an pressures inland from the low 80s, and it will be cool along the shoreline and the future cast, you can see what is happening today, and high low clouds which is not great news from the shoreline, and we will have h

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu. welcome back to you are watching to ban in it. >> there is way to make kitty litter more planet friendly. we have you covered in today's climate heck. >> i have plenty of friends. >> the probably is cat litter. say hi to my furry friends. kiddies are adorable but the clay cat litter, not so much. part of it is the process used to make it. it's called stripmining which involves clearing habitat to find the clay. the report by the u.s. geological survey estimated absorbent made it merely for% of clays stole that here. not only does it make a bed for the climate but, some litter products contain harmful ingredients that can be bad for your cats health. for starters, plastic litter boxes are defenders. a stainless steel or bamboo litter box, it will last longer and have less of an impact on the environment when it is time to replace it. next, let's switch to clay litter. natural plant-based ingredients like bamboo, corn, grass seed, and wheat. products often are flexible, biodegradable an

university of pennsylvania graduate student named robert adams scrambled down from the rim of the grand canyon of the yellowstone to the precipice of the lower falls. creeping to the edge of an overhanging cliff adams wrote later to the philadelphia inquirer. we gazed below till dizziness made us withdraw. oh it was grand sublime a site. never to be forgotten. on his climb back up to the rim adams pulled a handful of drummond's rush out of the ground a common site along river banks in alpine areas of the mountain west this flowering plant grew in large clusters. it's a brown yellow and purple red flowers waving in the breeze. adams was the botanist on the yellowstone expedition of 1871 and he had been collecting plants and flowers throughout the team's trip from omaha, nebraska to the middle of the yellowstone basin. when he got back to camp from the lower falls adams pressed the stems of the drummonds rush between sheets of paper and pulled a label out of his satchel on it. he wrote out of he wrote out the name of the specimen the date he collected it and the location and then he signed it. h

and the last time he slipped and fell, the grand canyon appeared to. tyrus! like die town -- >> greg: it's like die town with a guy. what does that mean? >> sounds of the fun place to go this weekend. >> it was a group but now it's just one guy and his name is guy, talking about news, watching baseball, going boating, guy benson town! >> what? >> how much do you spend on those graphics? >> greg: $280,000, we had to let go three people from the cafeteria to make that. it was worth it, they didn't do very much and they always stared at me and they aren't supposed to look me in the eye. there were so close to retirement but now they are getting their pension, next time don't look at me, where am i? here's the deal. the kamala thing and the jean-pierre thing both have something in common in the sense that they are just playing a game and when the game, when the cash out of the game it's like no hard feelings but you do call people racist so was that's just part of the game and we are supposed to laugh it off because we are in the media? there are people who can't

candidate adam laxalt along with arizona senate candidate who is the current attorney general of the grand canyongentlemen come at the welcome aboard. let me start with you, adam, if i could. we see people complained that these things keep happening, there's never any change. part of it is because of all this political rhetoric sucking all the air out of the room. nobody gets to the more boring solutions like school safety, doors, hardening those targets. and you can't raise money on that necessarily. so we go from one to the other with these people who have been in washington for 50 years and then they still complain about it. how do you see this playing out when everyone still returns to legislation, politics, blaming, et cetera. >> people want leadership. and for president biden to rush to the cameras that night without the full information and once again blame 100 million law abiding gun owners is an absolute disgrace. people want to know why we can't fix these things, because washington trots out these same attacks over and over. we looked at this when i was attorney general. we met with law

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >>> right now at 5:30. grief and loss. president biden visits buffalo today to help comfort relatives of those lost in the supermarket rampage. >>> access to abortion. the key vote in one city to make sure women have access if roe v. wade is overturned. >>> returning to the workplace after the pandemic. and insiders take on commercial real estate. this is today in the bay. also streaming on live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. >>> tuesday morning is here and so are we. good morning to you thank you so much for joining us i am marcus washington . >> i am lauren brennan . kari hall is showing us today. >> a much warmer afternoon. take a look at the beautiful view that we have from oracle park. at the pier there it will start out with cooler temperatures and a sunny sky reaching into the upper 60s. you make your way over to oakland and 70s and lo

.™ grand canyon university, a christian university, is one of the largest universities in the countrystudents at gcu received over $100 million dollars in scholarships in 2020. see what scholarships you qualify for. find your purpose at gcu.edu/myoffer >>> right now, wednesday morning. prepare for another hot day. take a look at antioch and how it starts out with low 70s. it will be sunny, and as we go into the afternoon, we are already in the low 90s. the air conditioning will be on full blast. we will have central air conditioning before the weekend and we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> a day where we have what we expect things to bog down a bit, this is more than what we saw this time yesterday. we are okay, this is the richmond line between city center and macarthur. we will track mom and pop lates overpriced, overwhelmed, over it, landlords tell us that they are struggling to keep their properties, which many times ran for below market price. this could mean the end of a a lot of what is called naturally affordable housing. >> i will never have another tenant in this c

seriously, when your car is barreling toward the grand canyon u don't argue about changing the -- you don't argue about changing the radio station unless it's playing maroon 5, then you might speed up. see, the party this charge suffers from a weird flaw, a lack of imagination them can't see ahead of themselves. the problems we experience are obvious, high crime, high inflation and high illegal immigration and yet the problems don't exist until they become political ones. they simply do not exist until they create a risk for losing power, but then it's too late, so they scream racism. what's this do to the party in power? it makes them ill-equipped to prevent or solve an actual problem. those muscles have atrophied from misuse. take crime, apparently it doesn't exist until it asks polling or their own personal safety, not yours, then the democratic party acts like my stomach when i have dairy. once you do it, you no longer have time to deal with it. they shout the police could win big-city voters but what do you tell the same voters after the election when their neighborhood is burnin

. >> that is when glen canyon was drowned, erasing a landscape often compared to the grand canyon. >> very special place. >> now, as the water recedes, the canyon is being reborn. >> this is just stunning in here. >> he took us to what is called cathedral in the desert. parts of which have not been seen for 60 years, and he showed us this natural bridge that just emerged from the water. >> this bridge was covered by water, so what we are boating under, you used to be able to boat over. >> used to be able to boat over the top of this bridge. >> lake powell's remaining water should be sent down river to prop up lake mead and glen canyon turned into a national park. >> we can't go on with business as usual and hope more water fills this reservoir because it is probably not going to. >> reporter: if and so, a once-lost cap yon may be rediscovered. i am ben tracy in big water, utah. >> too many people living in the desert. >>> in other new, we at kpix 5 received this some recognition as we celebrate -- i am going to hold it up to the other camera as we celebrate asian-american and pacific

welcome to grand canyon university. leading a movement of service and leadership with purpose.gcu cares and wants to see us change the world. this is the college tour. streaming now on amazon prime. >>> good thursday morning to you. as you are heading to work in oakland, you need a jacket once again area temperatures are in the low 50s. it is going to stay breezy with the sun peeking out. amateurs are heading for the mid-60s for the middle of the afternoon. we will see some much more significant cooling as we head into the next several days, we will talk about that in the forecast, coming up. >>> from the 101 i just saw a lot more headlight, off of 680. we will also check where the traffic is on san martin. >>> san jose's broad, will buy vmware for about 61 alien dollars. that's official. it has been rumored for a while, this is one of the biggest tech deals in history. shares in twitter are up after elon musk said that he had rearranged some of his own financing in order to buy the social network, and the deal is still on. musk was borrowing against tesla shares with tesla, si

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu >>> happy friday to you, it is 5:15. as you make plans to enjoy the day outside, in the inland areas, it will be much more comfortable. brentwood is in the mid 50s. we will see the sun peeking out from behind the clouds. we have temperatures in the midst 70s at lunch time. we have a great outdoor weekend. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >>> things are nice and dry right now. this truck is taking it's time. no problems, no delays, unless you are car behind that truck. we're showing you what freeways are moving well, coming up. >>> we are breaking news to tell you about, look at this. this is coming into the newsroom. two alarm fire. the church is burning right now in pittsburgh. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see fire crews are spring a lot of water on that, as a try to get the fire under control. we have been told there is a partial collapse. this is on central and railroad avenue. this is a pentecostal of the bay area church. this started around 2:35 this morning. several blocks around the chu

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu >>> breaking news right now at 5:30. a live look just steps from the sanitization campus were two people were shot a short time ago. coming up, and up and on the victims and the search for the shooter. >>> the news gets worse for parents. a new warning on how long the baby food crisis may last. and the new advice from the head of the fda. >>> wildfire season. the bay area training effort set to get underway this morning and the growing concern about another difficult year in the wake of our historic drought. this is today in the bay. >>> a good morning to you. on this monday morning. i am marcus washington. >>> i am laura garcia. you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and of course online. right now, we need to get to breaking news. >>> today in the bay's chris sanchez is live for us on today's double shooting. this is in san jose. what are police telling you at this point? >> reporter: they are not saying a lot right now, except that they know that there are two victims in this shooting. this is where we a

record numbers of native fish in the grand canyon.y, it's probably the most biggest stronghold native fish and tell her entire colorado river main stem the good news. several native species are increasing to near record numbers, but still the thought of other non native fish. getting trapped is something that officials at the department of wildlife monitoring and hope to catch before more fish die due to a lack of water. we'd like to go out there and try to salvage fish populations when we can fit in fox news, las vegas and take a look here. 10,000 flags to honor those who have died defending our freedom more on this tribute coming up after the break coming up at six. the latest on the memorials happened happening and you validly, texas as well as around the country. look at how people are standing in solidarity with those affected by the texas school shooting rampage. also at six tonight, attempts to pass gun reform legislation have been slow going for decades, but some lawmakers and activists hope now might be different. with less m

grand canyon university, a christian university, is onene of the lalarget ununiversitieses in the coc $10100 million n dollars in scholararships in 2 2020. see whatat scholarshships you u qualify fofor. find your purpose at gcucu.edu/myoffffer >>> right now at 5:44, on your tuesday morning, it is so cold outside for our inland valleys. we're dropping down into the upper 30s. san martin 37 degrees, and it's 36 in napa. 35 in santa rosa. we'll get a look at our modest warmup today and where we could see some thunderstorms in the forecast, coming up. >>> and before you leave the house we'll check the zipper truck here on the golden gate bridge. look at that, slowly safely moving that center divide, yes, it actually shifts over for the morning commute. you'll find some slowing as that flashing lights and that slow-moving vehicle cross the span. but no problems. we'll check on the bigger commute coming up. >>> shocked to hear about this next story no, letup there for baby formula crisis impacting families across the country. >> alarming, new data shows the share of stock shelves nationally

record numbers of native fish in the grand canyon.bly the most biggest stronghold native fish and tell her entire colorado river main stem the good news. several native species are increasing to near record numbers, but still the thought of other non native fish. getting trapped is something that officials at the department of wildlife monitoring and hope to catch before more fish die due to a lack of water. we'd like to go out there and try to salvage fish populations when we can fit in fox news, las vegas as it gets hotter and hotter here in the bay area, volunteers in the south bay are handing out water to people living in homeless encampments. pastor scott wagers and teams from chair ministry began their outreach at roosevelt park. volunteers say the hot weather can be deadly for people who are on housed and say the heat kills more people than cold weather people out here with the preconditions they have with covid all the you know all the things that they're fighting. they get dehydrated quickly and easily, and then that can beco

find your purpose at grand canyon university.:30, helping ease the commute in san francisco. ahead in a live report, the new traffic project that will break ground this morning and the months of added pain for drivers forced to pass through one part of the city. >>> a day care day of action, the reason day care workers across the state are walking off the job and how this may affect parents in the bay area. this is "today in the bay." it's monday morning, and a good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. if you recently got a smart tv you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> first up for you, the dub nation, yes, keeping the ball rolling, the warriors and the grizzlies tonight at chase center, game four of the series. even if the dubs win, they're dealing with a surprise loss that they're not still proud about just yet so we'll talk about that a little bit later for you. they won this weekend. >> laura will have more in a little bit. >>> we start with a look at the forecast, kari ha

he hurdles the grand canyon! [ grunts ] he hurdles mount everest!] he...goes around mount everest! is there nothing he cannot do? yes, as muntz himself says, "adventure is --" ellie: adventure is out there! look out! mount rushmore! hard to starboard! must get spirit of adventure over mount rushmore! hold together, old girl. phew. how are my dogs doing? [ imitating dogs barking ] all engines, ahead full! let's take her up to 26,000 feet. rudders 18 degrees towards the south. it's a beautiful day. winds out of the east at 10 knots. visibility unlimited. enter the weather in the logbook! oh! there's something down there. i will bring it back for science. aww! it's a puppy! aah! no time! a storm! lightning. hail. what are you doing?! aah! don't you know this is an exclusive club? only explorers get in here, not just any kid off the street with a helmet and a pair of goggles. do you think you've got what it takes? well, do you?! uh, uh, i -- alright, you're in. welcome aboard. what's wrong? can't you talk? hey, i don't bite. [ static crackling ] you and

along with arizona senate candidate mark radovich ,who is the current attorney general of the grand canyon . ate gentlemen, welcome aboard. letf me start with you, adam, if i could you c when i hear this s what we see this people complain that these things keep happening. there's never any change. part of it is because allr this political rhetoric all the air out of the room. nobody gets to the i suppose more boring solutions like school safety doors hardening those targets and you can't raise money on thate necessarily. money on that necessarily. so we go from one to the other with these and so we go from one to the other with these people who've been in washington fororn 50 years and then they they still complain about it. ee seeenw do t you this playing out when everyone still returns to legislation,gi politics, blaming, et cetera? you know, people want leadership and for president t biden to rushha to the cameras that night without the full information and once again blame one hundred million law abiding gun owners is an absolute disgrace. people want to know why wee dis can't fix thes

preventing non native fish from getting into the lake in record numbers of native fish in the grand canyonkly, it's probably the most biggest stronghold in native fishing and tell her entire colorado river main stem the good news. several native species are increasing to near record numbers. but still the thought of other non native fish getting trapped is something that officials at the department of wildlife monitoring and hope to catch before more fish die due to a lack of water. we like to go out there and try to salvage fish populations when we can fit in fox news. for the month of may is dedicated to motorcycle safety awareness traffic on many roads and highways that are approaching pre pandemic levels . we see this every day, and with so many people out there, it's important. we are all aware cell is outside right now with chp officer jonathan greenlaw. good morning, guys, tell us about it. all right. thank you, guys. yes i am here with officer greenlaw and one of the things that i immediately want to ask you is that you can't just get on a motorcycle legally in california, right? y

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graduation for all events on may 31st through june 2nd at the iconic keyzar stadium overlooking grand canyon. we're grateful for the partnership with the mayor's office and department of youth families and services and the rec. and park department to make this happen. the generous donations and support helped made this happen and have a wonderful experience for each student of sf unified. thank you, president lam, that ends my presentation this evening. >> thank you, dr. matthews. student delegates report, i believe we will forgo this evening for student delegate report for recognition and resolutions of accommodation. tonight, there are none tonight. reporting rave awards and we won't be able to feature our video but we'll do so at our next board meets which brings us to our public comment on non-general da -- no non-agenda items. >> recording in progress. >> so, we have allotted 30 minutes for public comment and i see that we have several cards here for public comment. and we also are going to take public comment virtually. i encourage speakers speaking on the same topic to collaborate and