a protest is scheduled for kaiser san francisco. the hospital is an earlier adopter of ai. ation says the technology puts patients at risk by removing some aspects of hands-on care. we've reached out to kaiser san francisco but have not heard back. >>> let's get a look at that forecast today. >> it's going to be a beautiful day. warm temperatures for the inland areas, some of the same temperatures we had from over the weekend. but notice it will be the warmest day we'll see in a while. there will be a drop and we'll see those highs in the low 70s tomorrow. >>> this is beautiful if you're looking at the sunlight and the traffic flows nicely westbound. we pick up the volume. not unusual across the san mateo bridge. same for the south bay. we see 85, 87, 280 and 101. >>> the "today" show is moments away. we continue on roku and other streaming platforms, live at 8:00, we'll take you to paris with more on the climate-friendly changes the city is making ahead of the olympics. >>> plus, riding for a cure. the group working to shine a light on als by biking across california. >>> y

the union tells us the protest should begin at noon outside kaiser san francisco. if or when we hear back from kaiser, we'll bring that to you. >> thanks, kris. >>> let's take a live look outside. getting started with the day. dark and early this morning in san jose. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect weather-wise coming off of a beautiful weekend. >> it was a very nice weekend. we'll have more on that as we celebrate earth day today. we are looking at more sunshine, warm temperatures in some of our valleys, up to 80 degrees. for tomorrow, it's going to be just slightly cooler, but we're still keeping a mostly sunny sky and turning windy as we go through the day as those temperatures drop, in some spots by 10 degrees. by the end of the week, there will be a slight chance of rain as we head into friday. today we're still enjoying that sunshine and warm weather. cupertino going from 8:00 at 60 degrees to upper 70s throughout the afternoon, and once again, we are going to see some low 80s for spots like san jose, livermore and concord. mostly upper

the nurses' protest is centered on kaiser san francisco, they say because it was an early adopter of artificial intelligence. kaiser is not the only hospital using a.i., and the california nurses association's position is that it puts patients at risk because it removes some of the hands-on care that patients need. >> no computer, no a.i., it cannot replace a human touch. it cannot tell them to hold your loved one's hand. you cannot teach a computer how to have empathy. >> reporter: kaiser are elised a released a statement, "we believe that a.i. may be able to help our physicians and enhance experience. as an organization dedicated to inclusiveness and health equity, we ensure the results from a.i. tools are correct and unbiased. a.i. does not replace human assessment." a.i. could help doctors and systems manage a tremendous amount of data, but with all of the patient data comes questions over privacy and responsibility. president biden signed an executive order in october to develop a federal framework for developing and using a.i., not just in health care but beyond, and that is sti

especificado cuáles son las funciones para las que se está utilizando este recurso en el kaiser aquí en san franciscoficial presenta oportunidades para mejorar los resultados de los pacientes. por ejemplo, hablan sobre un programa llamado advanced alert monitor que utiliza la inteligencia artificial para prevenir emergencias en el hospital antes de que sucedan. según kaiser permanente, cada hora ese sistema analiza automáticamente los datos electrónicos de salud de los pacientes del hospital y si el programa identifica un paciente con riesgo de deterioro grave, envía una alerta a un equipo de enfermería virtual especializado en calidad. el equipo revisa los datos para determinar qué nivel de intervención se necesita. la empresa dice que ese programa se utiliza actualmente en 21 hospitales de kaiser permanente en todo el norte de california. sin embargo, un experto en el uso de estas tecnologías en el ámbito de la medicina habla de algunas de las preocupaciones. part of the nurses community i would say uh, we want to be safe. el profesor ron john nack explica que para los enfermeros existe la pregunta

hundreds of nurses are set to protest outside of kaiser san francisco. the california nurses association says new a.i. technology in hospitals is coming at the cost of patient wellness. they say a.i. is happening at a number of hospital systems, but they're protesting at kaiser because it is one of the earliest adopters of a.i. the nurses union claims much of the tech is untested and not regulated. we reached out to kaiser about the planned protest. a spokesperson says the health care provider plans to issue a statement tomorrow. >>> a busy week ahead for former president donald trump. his criminal hush money trial shifts to opening statements tomorrow. a jury of seven men and five women plus six alternates picked last week. mr. trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records. also tomorrow, a new york judge will hold a hearing on the $175 million bond posted by mr. trump as he appeals his $454 million fraud judgment against him in the e. jean carroll defamation verdict. later this week, thursday, the supreme court will hear arguments on mr. trump's

san francisco. today, hundreds of nurses are planning to rally outside kaiser's san francisco medical center. artificial intelligence in hospitals is rushed and unregulated, and they are calling for unions to be involved in rolling out ai for patients and in the workplace. the demonstration today starts at noon. >> the iconic chevy's restaurant in emeryville closing for good today, leaving more than 60 people out of a job. the tex-mex spot first opened at its waterfront location in 1986, according to sfgate, chevy's parent company said it couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord on a lease renewal park prescription. >> the new initiative to help with your mental and physical health. more on the benefits of just getting outdoors. >> and speaking of that, let's see what the weather's like. i drew. >> yeah, it'll be another nice day to get outdoors. let's break your forecast down region by region today. inland it's total sunshine. we're already into the 80s right around noon. we'll stay there throughout the afternoon around the bay shoreline. it is a mild morning already. we'll get you in

nurses for kaiser san francisco are joining in a statewide strike today.o protested the unregulated use of artificial intelligence in hospital settings. they think >> that there are concerns for patients using ai. they feel that it's an untested technology. the strikes starts at noon today. >> all right. today earth day, there are new calls to arms for 2024. cutting plastic use by about 60% by 2040, have law class of reduces iver single-use purposes. that's all according to advocacy group. beyond plastics. and now there are global campaigns time phase out single-use pollute the oceans. take space in our landfills. >> your key tip is to try to avoid plastic where every a 10 trip to any american supermarket. it's a little bit of a plastics disaster, but there are steps we can take as individuals to reduce plastic. it takes a little bit thought and it's hard and don't be yourself. >> well, experts say the key is making small changes like maybe we're using reusable shopping bags, a warning plastic packaging whenever it's possible or just, you know, bringing sh

hundreds of nurses are set to protest outside of kaiser in san francisco. .i. technology in hospitals is coming at the cost of patient wellness. they say a.i. is happening at a number of hospital systems. they're protesting at kaiser because of one of the earliest adopters of a.i. the nurses union claims much of the tech is untested, and it is not regulated. we reached out to kaiser about that planned protest. a spokesperson says the health care provider plans to issue a statement tomorrow. >>> well, from late night to the world stage. >> if you're going to paris, would you do the closing ceremony with me? please say yes. >> is this real? >> yes, this is real! >> i'm in! i'm going to do it! >> you thought it was a skit, right? you might have seen that on "the tonight show" last month. mike tirico surprised jimmy fallon. fallon told our sister station in l.a., it was a surprise. at first he thought he was getting pranked. turned out to be a real thing. colleen williams talked to him. >> i have a rosetta zone. i'm very excited. i'm watching every movie about p

es por eso que el lunes al mediodía están protestando frente al kaiser permanente en san francisco.n el hospital está utilizando la inteligencia artificial de manera prematura. it's not safe for my patients, it's not 6. no es seguro para los pacientes y no es seguro para los enfermeros. ese es el mensaje de la asociación de enfermeros de california ante el uso de la inteligencia artificial en kaiser permanente. es por eso que el lunes cientos de miembros del sindicato planean protestar frente al hospital en san francisco para quejarse que esa tecnología no está regulada y utiliza métodos no comprobados en el ámbito médico. no computer. no hay. dice que lleva 21 años en esta carrera y asegura que ninguna computadora puede reemplazar la calidez humana ni sostener la mano de su ser querido o mostrar empatía en los momentos más difíciles para un paciente. según la página web del sistema hospitalario, la inteligencia artificial promete prevenir emergencias antes de que sucedan . por ejemplo, un programa llamado advanced alert monitor utiliza esa tecnología cada hora para un sistema que a

sindicato de enfermeros de california protestó este lunes frente al centro médico de kaiser permanente en san franciscocómo se ha implementado la inteligencia artificial en procesos relacionados con el cuidado de los pacientes. por ejemplo, usan un sistema actualmente donde utilizan la inteligencia artificial para determinar cuántas enfermeras se van a necesitar en un dado día o cuánto personal se va a necesitar. pero muchas veces ese número está mal y lo que pasa es que hay más pacientes que enfermeras. kaiser permanente, en un comunicado expresó que las herramientas de inteligencia artificial que usan no toman decisiones médicas que sus doctores y equipos de atención siempre están al centro de la toma de decisiones y que la inteligencia artificial no reemplaza la evaluación humana. todo el personal médico tiene que obligatoriamente estar involucrado en estas. en esta parte de. hay expertos en el tema aseguran que el verdadero problema no es la tecnología. en el sector salud, sino la falta de comunicación entre las empresas y sus empleados a la hora de incorporarla. traerá la parte de los médicos, de

a kaiser permanente. san francisco medical center. they say they want to highlight patients.afety concerns over the use of artificial intelligence and what they call a rush by the hospital industry to introduce the technology. the protest is scheduled for noon tomorrow at the medical center on geary boulevard. starting on wednesday, a santa clara county, the vta closes 5 stations for track work mountain view wissman middlefield bayshore nasa and that month the park stations closed from wednesday through next sunday. a bus bridge will be available. governor gavin newsom announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing homeless encampments in helping unhoused californians as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports san mateo and marin counties as well as the city of oakland are up for that funding. >> it's about people's lives. people are dying on our watch. people are dying on the streets and we all have a responsibility to better. a passionate governor. gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state. homelessness happening

. >> some nurses will be protesting in front of kaiser in san francisco today.red nurses there say they are concerned over the use of artificial intelligence in hospitals. they're calling for unions to be involved in rolling out ai for the patients and in the workplace. the nurses are expected to hold a demonstration today at noon. >> the waterfront, chevy's restaurant in emeryville, is closing for good today. the tex-mex spot first opened on that picturesque, picturesque location in 1986. more than 60 people are losing their jobs with this closure, according to sfgate. chevy's parent company said it couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord on a lease renewal. >> still ahead on abc seven mornings how the community is coming together to support the family of two brothers attacked by a mountain lion in the sierra foothills also cost cutting measures. >> footwear brand nike announcing reductions at its oregon headquarters. and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. as you can see, we're up about 43 points this morning. another c

nurses at san francisco's kaiser permanente medical center joining a statewide strike today. they're protesting what they say is the unregulated use of artificial intelligence in hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patients safety concerns amid the rush to use ai. >> the remains of a gray whale found offshore in alameda were moved across the san francisco bay today. the goal is to try and figure out how the animal died. it was an adult female gray whale, the 40 foot long carcass was first spotted on saturday evening biologist from the marine mammal center and the california academy of sciences will now perform a necropsy on the whale to try and figure out exactly what happened. >> we will open the whale up. we will look inside. it will look for signs of cause of death. and it's very sad, though. i want to know what happened. i'd like to know what happened to whale. >> it's not clear when this necropsy will be performed, but officials with the marine mammal center tell us this is not the same whale that was seen entangled 2 weeks ago. we had kept you up to pr

enfermeros de kaiser permanente, permanente, mejor dicho en san francisco, están expresando su oposiciónificial y lo hacen a través de una protesta. fátima navarrete tú te encuentras ahí con este grupo de manifestantes, cuéntanos qué es lo que está pasando. flavio nos encontramos a las afueras del centro médico de kaiser permanente, donde los enfermeros dicen que no es que se oponen a la tecnología, sino más bien están pidiendo que sea regulada la inteligencia artificial antes de implementarla en procesos de atención a los pacientes. el sindicato también menciona que ve mucha prisa en la industria hospitalaria por implementar esta tecnología que aún no tiene reglas claras y concretas. por eso están pidiendo que los incluyan en cada paso de la toma de decisiones. en lo que respecta a la inteligencia artificial y a los propios deberes que ellos tienen como trabajadores de la salud. precisamente tenemos con nosotros aquí a denisse méndez, una enfermera registrada de esta , de esta pues de esta clínica. denise, para que nos cuentes cómo la inteligencia artificial ya se ha implementado en el

san francisco thing. i'll talk about a little more. want to see you and your 7 day forecast in just a bit. >> all right. cuyler, thank you very much. nurses at san francisco's kaiser permanente medical center. i joining a statewide strike. they're protesting what they say is the unregulated use of artificial intelligence and hospital practices. they said they want to highlight patients safety amid what they call a rush to use ai today's protest expected to include members of the california nurses association statewide. and a major case on the homelessness is before the u.s. supreme court. what the justices will be deciding while activists demand housing, not handcuffs. >> and what happened in and out of court former president donald trump's hush money trial got underway. and i and miss it. cameras catching a person attacking and then person attacking and then sitting on a waymo com. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's l

anyohe who any information is asked to call san francisco police. millions of kaiser members might have their personal information compromised after the company was hit with a data breach. the oakland headquartered company says certain online technologies that we're installed on its web sites and apps may have transmitted personal information to 3rd party vendors such as google being an ax. kaiser says user names, passwords, social security numbers, financial account information, even credit card numbers were not transmitted in the breach. the company is now reaching out to current and former kaiser members about that breach. the san jose police officers association says more officers are needed. >> to protect mayor matt mahan, in fact, in the wake of last week's altercation between the mayor's security during an interview with kron 4. the police union is calling on the city of san jose to double the mayor's protection kron four's. dan kerman has more. last tuesday's violent altercation between a man and san jose mayor matt mahan security detail. >> he's led the san j

there says it's san francisco's kaiser permanente. medical center are joining a statewide strike there protesting what they say is unregulated, artificial intelligence in hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patients safety concerns amid the industry's rush to implement untested technology. monday's protest will include and members of the california nurses association. the strike begins at noon. >> the buckeye a return to san jose today featuring food and music and lots of family fun. there are slides. anna petting zoo for the kids in the event closes 6 miles of city streets to cars that allows people to walk and ride bikes and skateboard up and down the streets with all the sun today. look like it was real nice event out there. san jose. still to come here at 10 o'clock, quite a commotion in san francisco. see what everyone flushed with excitement >> inouye ballot. plus the trial for former president donald trump starts in new york tomorrow set to take the stand and the monday morning commute got to be a little more

happening now, nurses at san francisco's kaiser permanente medical center are joining a statewide strike. they are protesting what they say is unregulated use of artificial intelligence in the hospital practices and nurses say they want to highlight patient safety amid a rush to use ai today's protest expected to include members of the california nurses association statewide. and coming up, a former bay area police officer has been killed in the line of duty. but we know by his staff. >> also, san jose's mayor unveils a new plan to fight the problem of homelessness by some already arguing it's not enough. one of former president donald trump's hush money trial is under way. we'll have details on what we'll have details on what happened after the break. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> after a drawn-out jury selection. former president trump's criminal trial got underway today and he is the first presiden

. >> it's 10, 0, 9, and in a couple of hours, nurses at san francisco's kaiser med center are going to join in a statewide strike protesting the unregulated use. they say of artificial intelligence in hospitals and they're concerned about patient safety saying that the industry he's wanting to implement untested technology. today's protests includes members of the california nurses association all across california and a strike begins at noon happening right now. golden gate ferry service between sausalito in san francisco is suspended because they found some damage on the sausalito pier last friday. so that shut things down the i mean, you could show up there, but they'll give you a bus. you'll take a bus bridge to get across the bay. instead. >> not as finance trying. >> i look out the morning news. what about driverless cars? look at this a vehicle. a waymo is attacked in san francisco. take a closer look. also, if you're driving your own car, you've got to fill er up. we're going to check the prices at the pump. and after the break, bay area cities are celebrating earth day. we'll

and today, nurses at san francisco's kaiser med center are joining a statewide strike. they are concerned about unregulated artifieial intelligence being used and hospitals. they want to highlight patients safety. they are concerned that there is a rush to implement this untested technology. today's protest is supposed to happen by members of the california nurses association all across california starting at noon. happening now, the golden gate ferry service right between sausalito and san francisco. it is suspending it. >> so damage was actually discovered at the sausalito pier last friday, shutting down the ferry until it's going to run again. buses are going provide people can get across to the golden gate, their services, they apologize for the inconvenience and it's unclear when the ferry resume service again. time now is a 10 and and all across the bay area. there are community celebrating earth day today with all kinds of eco-friendly events. >> and activities in san francisco city guides holds a climate change tour at crissy field aquarium of the bay hosts an e

. >> happening now, nurses at san francisco's kaiser permanente medical center are joining a statewide strike. they're protesting what they say is unregulated use of artificial intelligence and hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patient safety concerns amid a rush to use ai today's protest expected to include members of the california nurses association statewide. the organizers behind the annual dog surfing championships in pacific other asking for some help from the public to keep it going. they say the cost i'm doing this is just too high and they've gone up by 100% in just the last couple of years. the event is free for the public. only the surfers and vendors have to pay for entry. organizers are hoping to raise $10,000 by may. 1st, the event is scheduled for the end of august and a few are interested in helping to support the world dog surfing championship. we do have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. it is earth day and communities across the bay area are celebrating every year. april 22nd. there's a big focus on promoting ways to protect the environment,

happening today, nurses at the san francisco kaiser permanente medical center joining a statewide strike. so they're protesting what they say is unregulated ai uses in hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patients. safety concerns amid the industry's rushed to implement untested technology. today's protest is expected to include members of california nurses association across california strike starts at noon. still ahead from the morning news. >> san jose mayor matt mahan, promised to tackle homelessness in the city. why critics say that new proposal isn't enough. and people celebrated the opening of san francisco's in from this public restroom or here how they feel about the new addition to know is right addition to know is right back. bladder leak underwear has one job. i just want to feel protected! especially for those sudden gush moments. always discreet protects like no other. with a rapid dry core that locks in your heaviest gush quickly for up to zero leaks. always discreet- the protection we deserve! bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essen

kaiser. >> ballet's. greatest love story returns to san francisco next week. and you can get tickets. swan lake. it's the story of innocence. seduction, the trail. it is a must see if you love ballet to classic, you can get a ticket for as little as 25 bucks. swan lake runs for one week. only until may 5th. it's 6.40, right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> hundreds of renters march to the state capitol. they want more affordable housing. we'll see how the governor is responding. and the a's back home now taking on the pirates home now taking on the pirates will see how they fared. it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >> 6.44, is the time. and here are 4 things to know. police now investigating a solo crash that left one person dead in castro valley yesterday. chp says a honda accord was

. >> yesterday, more than 100 nurses marched outside of kaiser's medical center in san francisco. are leaders. that's where those leaders are discussing ai in health care. >> the san pablo police department is recognizing one of its canine officers for a job well done. the police department posted this photo of k9 rigs on its facebook page, saying rigs and his partner discovered illegal drugs and a gun during a traffic stop of a stolen car. two suspects were arrested and booked into county jail. a contra costa police officer yes, contra costa police officer will soon make history becoming san pablo's first asian american police chief. >> he's captain brian bubar, a 21 year veteran of the police force. he's held several command positions over the past few years. city officials say blue bar understands the importance of community engagement and using technology. he begins his new job as police chief on may 1st. >> pitcher logan webb is scheduled to be on the mound tonight as the san francisco giants host the new york mets for game two of their series at oracle park last night. michae

san francisco. one of them is 98. in the 1940s she and her sisters worked at the kaiser shipyards in richmond. her sister who passed away was the driving force behind the congressional gold medal act. they collectively awarded the honor to 16 million women.>>> some high-profile candidate who want to unseat the mayor are laying out plans to fix san francisco. one of those candidates will join us in the studio. that is coming up at 7:00 p.m. >>> the government is taking action to eliminate forever chemicals in drinking water. >>> breaking news tonight, the deadly >>> breaking news tonight, the deadly storms on the move. tornadoes touching down, and major flash flooding in the south. the dramatic images. power poles exploding as a massive tornado crosses the highway in louisiana. major damage near new orleans. 50 people rescued at an apartment complex. across the gulf coast, heavy rain and hail, strong winds downing trees, ripping off roofs. widespread floods, streets and highways underwater. we're tracking it all. >>> also this evening, growing fallout after arizona upheld a 160-year-old abortio

san francisco. one of them is 98 years old. in the 1940s she and her sisters and mother all worked at the kaiser shipyards. she said her sister is the recent they are gathered for the special honor.>> she realized that the women who worked on the home front was never recognized by the white house and she wrote to everyone for 12 years and nothing happened. so she said this is the last letter i'm going to write and she wrote to vice president biden who got her letter and called her and invited us. >> she was able to visit the white house before she passed away, and she was a driving force between the rosie the riveter congressional medal that awarded the honor to some 16 million women who worked or volunteered in the war. >>> now i'm at the anchor desk.>>> you remember that big conference here. the chinese president came to visit. he offered an invitation to the san francisco mayor to visit and she accepted. this saturday london breed is going to china. the mayor said they want to bring more business to san francisco, more tourists, and bring one more thing back. i will give you a hint. they are very cute.

kaiser properties shown here on the right. the pipeline will exit our property at the south san francisco main well, which we own and would cross property owned by kaiser hospitals, negotiate with kaiser still ongoing. they're just moving a little bit slower, and we'll return to the commission for approval once we reach an agreement with kaiser for the current acquisition. before your approval today is to provide for an aerial pipeline crossing over colma creek, shown here on the left. colma creek is under the jurisdiction of the san mateo county flood and sea level rise resiliency district, also known as one shoreline. for this transaction. negotiations are complete, and we're seeking your approval today, subject, of course, to the approval of the board of supervisors. you may wonder why we need a cross. colma creek aerial instead of maintaining a straight alignment along chestnut avenue. and the reason for that is that chestnut avenue bridge is the chestnut avenue bridge across the creek. in order to cross the creek, we would have to attach the pipeline directly to the bridge. due to the age and unknown condition of the bridg

with donations from companies like kaiser and sutter health construction is set to wrap up in december. well, plenty of people will tell you the nightlife in san francisco is not as vibrant or fun as it used to be. this was a big issue today at the 14th annual san francisco nightlife and entertainment summit, officials, merchants, and community members came together to share ideas about how the city and businesses can better work toward long term recovery. mayor breed says the goal is to make it easier for people to come together in all the work that you all do to make these experiences joyful, we have to be a real partner from the city side in order to get rid of the bureaucracy. we get rid of the layers of fees, get rid of the drama and get to yes, that is my goal. that is my hope. yeah. less drama, more fun. the mayor adds. there has been a jump in new restaurants and bars in the city. she says 147 new businesses opened last month. up next a slowdown in traffic at sjc. how the airport is making up for the dip in passengers. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. not done with rain chances yet. i'll have the update on a system set to bring some rain. t

san francisco hospital. they gathered not to push for better pay or benefits, to draw attention to the use of artificial intelligence and health care today's demonstration comes on the same day kaiser permanente begins a integrated care experience protesting at this because it's one of the first adopters of ai but they say it's a state-of- the-art tool, it cannot adjust the personal means of a patient. >> no computer, no way i can replace the human touch it cannot hold your loved ones. you cannot teach a computer how to have empathy. >> they argue it helps doctors manage a tremendous amount of patient data president biden signed a executive order to develop a federal framework for developing and using ai in health care and beyond. releasing a statement that reads in part we believe ai may be able to help our physicians and employees. the organization dedicated will help equity and the results from tools are correct and unbiased ai does not replace human assessment. for the jewish holiday has just begun and the director of the fbi says federal law enforcement is on alert for any potential threats. the ongoing war nbc bay area takes a look at how and why many synagogues and tempos ar

san francisco nurses are drawing attention to artificial intelligence in healthcare. some nurses are protesting outside kaisery say they're demonstrating because that location is adopting the technology. they say ai puts patients at risk because it removes some hands on care. in a statement, kaiser said -- >>> a whale's dead body is on its way to shore after dying in the bay. the 40 foot long gray whale was first spotted saturday near crown memorial state beach. it was stuck in the mud but later broke free. the marine mammal center is working with tow the caucus to angle island state park. experts will then determine how it died. this is the first whale found dead in san francisco bay this year. >>> after such a beautiful weekend, we're wondering if next weekend will be ideal, too. here's kari hall with our forecast. >> we have some beautiful weather but above normal temperatures and we're headed for the upper 70s again today. cooler tomorrow and that's what we'll see throughout much of the week. highs in the upper 60s and low 70s and at times, there will be clouds. the weekend is clearing out with highs in t

san francisco last week. we're going to keep our eye on this developing story. the personal data of millions of kaiser patients may have been leaks because of a data breach. kaiser says the leak may have happened when patients locked into kaiser's websites or mobile apps, but they claim no sensitive information like passwords, social security numbers or credit card numbers were transmitted in that breach. all affected patients are being notified. all right. let's see what's happened in the weather department right now with a live look outside looking costs, the golden gate bridge, not a cloud in the sky. here we have kyla with details on what's going of high pressure and that's what it is. >> and you can see it here in california not just here in the bay area, but, you know, marine layer clouds all pushed well out and just beautiful sunshine. just developing the state of california right now. so it's making for really, really lovely afternoon with the exception of the fact that we are going to see some of the wind pick up. but if you look at today, it is gorgeous. tomorrow it is warmer and also sunny

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