a lot has happened since the lin- lin-sanity phenomenon.g the weight to represent all of asian america. you know, me, myself, included. we were all looking at you like this super hero who shattered a million stereotypes for us. i'm sure that wasn't always intended and not always your goal. when you look back at that whirlwind moment in your career, is there any advice you would give to yourself, to the younger jeremy lin? >> oh, for sure. lots of advice but the number one thing i would say is to slow down and enjoy the moment. you know, i'm a high achieving professional so it always feels like there is something more to do, something to get better at. i feel like that is, you know, a mentality that over the long term can be really detrimental if i don't learn to enjoy the moment and soak in the experience even if i'm not at the destination i want to be at. i really wish i had slowed down and soaked it in and embraced the journey. that is what i would tell my younger self. >> i'm sure it is easier said than done, right? you were under so muc

i mean, lin knows not only how to get this show, a work of genius.ecame a movement. but that's the thing about lin, too, and i think that we have to learn from him, is understanding the power that we have right now, specifically, and changing the scope and the dialogue in our community and our industry, right? but thank you, john. thank you. - my pleasure. - for the work that you do. - a lot more success. i'm sure you'll be getting awards. - thank you. - get a larger mantelpiece for all your awards. - i'll try, i'll try. i'll be holding my emmy next time i see you. - [laughs] i hope so. let me hold it, too. ♪ lin, sergio, hell, even me, these are the success stories. but they're not enough on their own because somewhere out there, there are more kids, kids like us, wanting to see their stories on stage or on screen, see their faces, see their lives. and they can, if we give them a chance. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to m

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and you can see this plaque here on the wall honoring that reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin. >> kron. 4 news. wow. well, kron 4 will be celebrating movers and shakers of the bay api community all throughout the month of may and join us on thursday. may the 25th at 06:30pm, for api heritage month special hosted by stephanie lin and we'll try it. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, donald trump's accuser rest in her case in court. what's next in the trial against the former president? lawyers for writer e jean carroll have rested their civil rape and defamation case against former president donald trump. >> carroll accused trump of assaulting her inside the dressing room of a new york city department store in the mid 1990's. she's suing him for battery and for defamation related to a social media post he made last year denied the allegations and mocking her appearance. carroll's team rested their case today after showing jurors a video of trump during a deposition. in the video. he mistakes a photo of carroll for his ex-wife. lawyers say the clip contradicts his previous re

they take on the miami harmar lins at home.bay area. game time is at 7:15. we have coverage right before that after "nbc nightly news." >> that music got me pumped. >> we're feeling it. i went to that phillies game on monday, similar conditions that we can expect for tonight. it's going to be windy, so make sure that you bring and bundle up with those warm blankets, your mittens, everything that keeps you warm. we're taking a live look over san francisco right now, the fog swing in on this friday. here's your game-time forecast. first pitch at 7:15 tonight. a mix of sun and clouds to start the game, but wind gusts up to maybe 30-mile-an-hour winds. stay warm in and around the stadium and get home safely tonight. let's talk about what the rest of the bay area is seeing. microclimates are playing out with the fog at the coastline, cooler 60s there, but notice as we make our way into concord, 79 your daytime high, 77 in san jose, and low 80s as you make your way into the santa clara valleys. tomorrow you might notice those tempera

kron 4 stephanie lin gives us a look at an exhibit. >> at san francisco's chinatown, that's all about the legend. >> we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in san francisco. not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. now inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think the former is i thought we were. we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like

i'm stephanie lin. teachers in oakland are on the picket lines today after they couldn't reach a deal with the school district. they are demanding better pay and benefits. kron four's. philippe djegal joins us live in oakland now with the latest on this belief. >> yeah, we're outside the school district headquarters and we just learned from the superintendent and the board president that they're disappointed with how negotiations have broken off. they say that despite what has been said by the oakland education association, ahey have been at the bargaining table. well, this entire time and they've been trying to negotiate in good faith and that they have not been able to reach a deal and that the images you're seeing right now of teachers planning for and standing on the picket lines. it's something they were hoping to avoid. the school district says it never received a counter proposal to the deal they presented last night in that if they had received one, there likely would have been a tentative agree

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stephanie lin has more. >> we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in san francisco.ot too far from where bruce lee himself was born. now inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former by tyler, we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he for

special. >> hosted by stephanie lin and we'll we'll be right back. >> 7.55 in the east bay. of the zoo's most popular residents, donna, the african elephant is going to be headed to a sanctuary in tennessee come june and donna's best friend lisa, another african elephant passed away in march. and that makes donna the only female elephant at the zoo. so zoo officials say it's important for her in her later stages of life to be surrounded by other female elephants because they are deeply the very social ions that were separately rescued cubs in santa cruz county. they're going to be taken to a zoo in southern california today. remember hazel and holly? well, they've since bonded with each other while they've been rehabilitating for the past few months here to oakland zoo, both cubs that fortunately didn't have enough time with their mothers to learn survival skills. >> so they'll have to remain in captivity and as terry said, they're now headed to san diego. >> it's 7.56. and coming up in the next hour, thousands of teachers in oakland are on strike right now. we're going to t

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i'm stephanie lin.l, thousands of oakland unified school district teachers hit the picket lines today over failed contract negotiations. the school district says it is offering a historic compensation package that would increase salaries as much as 22%. but the teachers union has walked away from the bargaining table. kron four's philippe joins us live now in oakland. and philippe, what have you learned? >> stephanie, it's definitely been a tough day for all parties involved. the oakland unified school district just hours ago here at its downtown headquarters saying that des3ite what you've heard from the oakland education association, they have been negotiating in good faith and prioritized compensation, but that its other issues that are blocking a deal. >> we remain and ready to continue conversations so that we can end the strike immediately. >> the oakland unified school district says it never received a counter proposal from the oakland education association wednesday night and that if it had ther

. >> i met lin over in germany. debbie and lynn were both stationed over there, they met at a birthday party through mutual friends. >> i snapped a picture of the four them sitting at the table. >> young women, serving their country, savoring alive overseas. and being surrounded by guys in uniform, sometimes love entered the picture. it certainly did for lynn. >> how did lin and roger meet? >> they met over in germany in the cake club. >> is that an army club? >> it is. we'd go there on saturday night's, because that country music. >> sergeant roger reister and lynn, hit it off at once, and their romance blossomed. >> she was a wonderful person, she had a wonderful smile there just little the room. >> as a military wife, when i heard that roger was enlisted and linda was an officer, that's a no no in the military. >> yeah, that wasn't as critical to become a couple of years later. he was a charming, and she fell in love. >> and, they got married. >> dave like the fact that he wasn't elvis fanned. >> i was like, amaz

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comes to its end , probably you have to witness the alley of many players other clubs and links are lin, the player who is said to be leaving the series , milan ashkriniar, the star of the defensive line of this project, who turned from the most popular star of mahsa to a bench player in just one season. the extension of his contract lost his place in the team and follow his football appointment in the capital of france. extend looking a new challenge in his football , khal di maria, the argentinian winger, the old lady, the third player, one of the players , his separation has been revealed for a long time and he is not satisfied with life in italy. he had become one of the most special football players in europe, but after an injury at the beginning of the season, he was unable to get satisfaction here and attract the fifth player, keis ismaili, who, despite a prominent role in the finals of the europa league , is still uncertain about his contract extension. and even though the percentage of the requirement for the season he put it later, but the managers are still confused about you

pouria suleimanzadeh, sedva and sima lin news agency , evidence of a rare dark matter star was discovered . much more fatty it has and it is almost eleven times the sun. one possibility is that it is a companion to a black hole. these unique systems have given scientists a new opportunity to study the behavior and effects of strong gravitational forces and to further investigate the theory of relativity . 3 in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings and a good time, dear and respected viewers , welcome to the world today, the train of the eid celebrations of resistance and liberation , which began a few days ago, to the city of sursi , the residents of this city and the lebanese and palestinian resistance groups. by holding a ceremony for the anniversary of the expulsion zionist regime forces from southern lebanon in 1379 celebrated the al-manar network report of the entrances leading to the city of tire. people's caravans participated in the ceremony held by hezbollah and the working committees in the eid resistance and freedom camp . in this ceremony, leb

it is the aggressor, normally when i raise the idea of the similar article, the idea that the new lin sullivan blinking would participate in what was the largest maintained emission event in human history. perhaps they just immediately say they, there's no way that would possibly help them. you said we don't know yet. so you, you do things maybe see more as your sources could be? correct? no, i, i don't that i see no circumstances under which the united states would deem it in its interests to carry out an attack against a pipeline that was not functioning, that would release gas into the ocean. and a habit of con, bubbling up, as you said in major emissions, the crisis of, of, of methane. by the way, when he said he knew then the noise, the stream play for. cuz we have the video footage, obviously, of him saying it will, it won't happen. as well, and in and convinced the germans to turn off the spigot as a consequence of russia's invasion of ukraine, rest job coach. and i'll stop you. the more from the senior fellow and director of european studies at the council on foreign relations

this is dw news live from the lin, thousands all as actuated as massive flooding hit singles. and instantly at least 5 of dead and many others injured. local say the extreme was a, is unprecedented. also coming up, making russia pay for its will. european lead is missing an iceland to denounce a new way of supporting keeps hopes for justice. plus the world's biggest film festival is officially on the way, but the sausage time has been built by control the states, the decision to invite hollywood actor, tony deb the menu mckinnon. welcome to the program. at least 5 people have died and several, a missing of the heavy rain caused the major flooding in northern. instantly thousands of people have been evacuated from the homes and hundreds of firefighters have been deployed to help with rescues was hers. he's a warning that may be was to come as extreme rain continues to back to the area. to rachel rain has over whelmed the now southern regions of emilia romana and medicaid. after days of down pause, moving a dozen rivet spears, the banks of flood waters poured into nearby cities

. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. may the 21st and we're covering, of course, a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like today much like yesterday except the fog clearing earlier and those temperatures being bumped up, particularly in those inland spots right now, ok, the golden gate bridge covered up in that traditional fog yet again, greeting us. >> the other thing factor that will work in our favor for better clearing as we don't have a strong winds working here say the flag is pretty much not going much. we will get a breeze this afternoon, but not quite the heavy winds that bring in that marine layer. all right. so here's a look at that fog. speaking of which clearing up pretty nicely pretty quickly. look by noon. it looks like to be pretty clear even along the coast. yes, it comes back again late tonight. look at the coverage up in the north bay, even at dawn tomorrow, n

i'm stephanie lin 9.29. this beautiful morning.ah, you're right that we do have the rain going on. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. >> and kind of track and some packages here of some and better drain in there, along with the scattered shower program. but a lot of folks in this real estate are seeing the mist and drizzle going on. and we're seeing some improving sky conditions in some pockets up there to the north bay. so as we go for, this will start to improve a little bit. but a lot of cloud cover for most folks today. you're going to see a lot more sun going on tomorrow. it does look gloomy. do me here from the shot of the east bay shoreline. you can see there and also the sky up above. it's not the blue bay and blue skies, at least not yet. >> they're onshore. winds will notice off in the east bay though they are still coming from the south. but offshore will be she the onshore will be the program going on today. and that's going to be today tonight. and even tomorrow, winds expected to be in the teens in the lower 2

i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, april, the 7th and we are covering a lot of news for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, we're looking at a pretty decent afternoon going on for today. >> this is actually a clear patch happening around the golden gate bridge are still having to deal with some scattered cloud cover, at least for the morning hours. >> it will be a bit on the cool side still but least a lot of sunshine to kind of dish out. nice start again. there's the golden gate bridge, not much of a way of a breeze, but that will pick up a little bit later on this afternoon with some inland calm, wind conditions pretty much prevail over the bay. you can see also well inland as well. now, again, stormtracker 4 showing some of those scattered clouds remain. some of this low level moisture here. we'll start to clear out once the atmosphere becomes a bit more animated temperature. check for 40's up to the north bay 5

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it will be hosted by kron four's of stephanie lin and will tran.'s check on the 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside over in this picture. what is a hazy san francisco or standing by to fill us in on what's happening? just a couple patches of fog out there now looks like the low clouds going to return. >> a penetrating some of the interior valleys overnight tonight. so you may wake up in places like live more. you can actually see a couple of patches of fog in pleasanton early on the chart up toward the golden gate bridge. couple high clouds out there in the patch. fog down below. but overall, it looks like the pattern really kind of holding. and that's what we like to see. high pressure still holding on. that is bringing us the nicest dry spell we've seen in quite some time, maybe all year long and it's going to continue that ridge is going to weaken somewhat. i think as we get toward the weekend. but other than that, i think we're looking pretty good tomorrow. should be a nice friday around the bay area. 63 in san francisco, you're lookin

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. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. may the 27th.hr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be a cold weekend going on here. you know, we're talking about the unofficial start of summer. it's not going quite feel like summer going on for this weekend. let's get things started with saturday for now. >> yes, the fog is here. there's the east bay shoreline shot for you. however, this will probably clear before we leave you this morning, a bit. however, the fog will be an issue with the cloud cover force. a san francisco are in and around the golden gate here, even though it's going to clear up elsewhere fairly quickly. now, tomorrow is a different story over the fog clears out. we're going to be stuck in a lot of cloud cover for your sunday where to get into that in your forecast, there's the onshore winds. they will be a little bit more intense again working in tandem to give us a cooler sunday on shore. they are as right now in the single digits with some teens off to the east bay temperature. check f

i'm stephanie lin.r. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody off to a chilly start going to stay cool all day today. first things first. i want to know to least aloft. we're getting a couple little splotches. they're appearing on radar. >> it has to go through some drier before reaching the ground. so what will say is there's that chance of some spotty drizzle going on at the surface. generally speaking during the morning hours. and that's only going to give way to cloudy skies basically yet you're not going to see a lot of sun this sunday. however, we're going to make up for that. tomorrow is a conditions look to improve. now the picture that we have in the east bay shoreline is not improved from last hour. lot of fog you can see and the cloud cover in place. we also have this coupled with a chilly wind coming in from the west on shore. we go into the teens and some 20's. it will be kind of coupled a little bit or compressed a bit across the kirk in a straight just a to

i'm stephanie lin. our top story, a san francisco restaurant faces backlash after becoming the site of an anti trans event. kron four's tiffany justice has the latest on this. >> the restaurant right behind us as they thought they were hosting a fundraising event for the republican party. but now says they're in bear is that turned out to be an anti trans event. a san francisco chronicle reporter attended that event hosted last thursday at american bites. >> in north beach says it was actually an anti trans meeting with the restaurant admitting that it's true. the chronicle reporter says at the meeting, various anti trans topics were discussed with participants yelling booker comments while social media accounts of high-profile transgender people were shown on a big screen. we spoke with a resident who lives nearby. i'm kind surprised by that, too. >> that the restaurant the whole restaurant in the back and has a back patio and that nothing could be seen from the front. they want to hide. that would be

i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. lets send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. >> olivia taken live in the data up to new heights, right? my. i was not ready for that one step. i'm telling you, you're your word cars that are just salivating. hey, i saw and they are yeah. haha. >> i love it. and you know, i saw your instagram post the other day. how you guys are number one, your time slot multiple times. congratulations to you so much. were

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i'm stephanie lin happening today. oakland teachers are back on the picket line after work contract negotiations failed with the school district. now the state superintendent is getting involved. kron four's michael thomas.reports from oakland. >> it's now day 2 with oakland school district and thousands of teachers face off at the bargaining table with more than 30,000 students heading into the weekend. not knowing of the teacher will be in the classroom monday morning. negotiations have been happening since last november with 3,000 members of oakland education associntion seeking better pay more services for students with disabilities, additional mental health services for students and smaller classrooms amongst other things. the oakland school district says it's offered a historic pay raise which total to more than 69 million dollars ultimately giving teachers up to a 22% pay increase. and a $5,000 bonus, the biggest holdups we found out last night is the fact that the school board has not given the district full au

stephanie lin joins us now live from the newsroom. she has more on what the family hopes to achieve with this lawsuit. stephanie, thank you for joining us. well, civil rights attorney john burris is representing the brown family says the lawsuit demands more than 25 million dollars. >> and is in response to what they're calling the wrongful taking of brown's life. family members appeared stoic at a news conference earlier today. while the attorneys laid out their case surveillance video captures the confrontation between brown and the dependent security guard. michael earl-wayne anthony, today's lawsuit arguing anthony's actions towards brown. an alleged shoplifter was unjustified in the video which we're going to try. bring back for you there. anthony is seen punching brown several times pulling him to the ground and placing him in a chokehold. the defendant told police that brown was threatening to stab him and he felt his life was in danger. but the lawsuit disputes that saying there is no evidence that backs the defendant's statem

i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. hey, stephanie, how's it going up? just happy that the weekend is finally here. it's friday. friday to you. we were just talking about $2 movies. yeah, interesting. films are looking forward to. >> well, maybe 90 films, but i'll tell you what, we are taking a look back at the entire week. so coming up today on live in the bay. >> we take a look back at the week when we review our amazing kids from mandel. mandaloun missed 2 sister do well. we continue to highlight then we take a look at the latest looks in the taylor jay collection to find out more about the sustainable, clothing line located in the east bay. >> plus, in this week's buzzing of a pilot has a look at how you can take in some arts at the de young museum. and we've got a preview on this weekend's stone soul concert. when stokely stops by find out what to expect at this annual event. >> there's so much happening today on live in the bay. >> i'm in the bay and thank you so much for joining us this friday. i'm olivia

. >> a must-win game for the warriors tonight taking on the lin la. dubs have won at least one road game in their last. 28 post-season series. will they keep that nba record streak alive tonight? well, kron 4 sports director jason dumas. >> is live at crypto dot com arena. maybe you have the answer. jason. >> okay. we're going to find out a lot about this team. you tend to find out a lot about teams and its character when its back is against the wall. and that is certainly the case for the golden state warriors. tonight. they will have to beat the lakers number one, obviously, which is a tall task in itself here in such a rowdy building. but they're also want to have to do so with one of their best players playing through a lot of pain. now we just got word. andrew wiggins will play tonight. he will start, but he's dealing with a fracture in the cartilage in his rib cage. now, if that sounds painful to you, i can confirm it is because we talk come looney earlier today suffered that same exact injury in 2019. he said it was awful, but it's all about pa

i'm stephanie lin happening today. oakland teachers are back on the picket line after a work contract negotiations failed with the school district. now the state superintendent is getting involved. kron four's michael thomas reports from oakland. >> it's now day 2 with oakland school district and thousands of teachers face off at the bargaining table with more than 30,000 students heading into the weekend. not knowing of the teacher will be in the classroom monday morning. negotiations have been happening since last november with 3,000 members of oakland education association seeking better pay more services for students with disabilities, additional mental health services for students and smaller classrooms amongst other things. the oakland school district says it's offered a historic pay raise which total to more than 69 million dollars ultimately giving teachers up to a 22% pay increase. and a $5,000 bonus, the biggest holdups we found out last night is the fact that the school board has not given the district. >> f

itit's s separate but could lin accounts. new app could debut next month. >>> the whacky and wonderful bay to breakers race is back. tens of thousands of people will be in the city to walk or run in outrageous costumes, remember no nudes there. it's been going on dating back 1912. organizers say they have fun extra things planned. runners will enjoy games and treats and activity stations. b.a.r.t. trains will start running two hours earlier than normal and the race begins 8:00 a.m. sunday. >> bloody marys every block as well. i saw four dancing bananas there. >>> the giants tonight, and the big sp for vice prestoid >>> so who are they? you might be trying to figure out the personality of this team. it may take weeks. this week, we're seeing the good giants. >> we like them, they're entertaining and have won four in a row and crowds are coming back on terra firma or floating in the cove. orange friday on nbc bay area, casey schmitt, the rookie sensation, clutch hit. 4-2. things got squirrely for the marlins. they were unhappy

lin vladimir klimovstvo and here is what sergei shoigu said about the attack of the drones but a conferenceat the ministry of defense this morning the kiev regime lack of forces a terrorist act in the moscow region i will note on civilian objects. eight unmanned aerial vehicles of the aircraft were involved in it. like they were all hit in moscow three drones suppressed electronic warfare lost control deviated from the intended targets five more shot down in the moscow region by an anti-aircraft missile and cannon system , the shell received real-time information about the attack of drones on the capital and the moscow region, the data were presented to it, including the ministry of defense of the ministry of emergency situations and the main regions , the presidential press secretary announced this today. dmitry peskov, he also said that the drone attack was kiev's response well, the blow inflicted on one of the decision-making centers in ukraine ministry of defense through the line, the relevant departments of information. here, the mayor of moscow, the governor of the moscow region, the

words, maybe we need to kill some strong launched his military operation. 2 weeks ago ended this month, lin shantytown does that make up almost half of all housing and mailed? well, sorry, say say they wanted a full legal library and so we've come from the neighboring morris islands. they were appear in town, so own refugees and exiles say thousands of being detained by the friendship. let me run the mostly for me, but in commerce. 3 quarters of french expulsions are carried out from the administrative detention centers and loyalty in 2022 data showed that more than 32000 people, including 3000 children, were detained there. more than 26000 were deported from the center, mainly to other islands in the tomorrow's archipelago. since the beginning of 2023, almost 10000 people have already been placed in the detention center or in other temporary detention facilities mail. it's became a friend call in a, in the 19th century and vote to the games declaring independence during the referendum in 1974. this will the neighboring tourist islands break away from, from the u. n. has almost paris to rec

it will be hosted by stephanie lin and will tran. >> up next to you now have the chance to name the newestns to the uc berkeley additions to the uc berkeley peregrine falcon family. ♪ ("i like to move it" by reel 2 real plays) ♪ we're reinventing our network... for total confidence and complete control. ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. ♪ move it! ♪ >> uc berkeley's falcon family is growing up. 3 downey was a little fuzzy peregrine falcon chicks. they've now hatched in their bell tower, nasa. unfortunately, though, that little forth a wasn't viable. so you may remember the first little one emerging on camerl very recently. the falcon family now stands at 5 with the additions of 2 female chicks and there are other baby brother. >> throughout for a baook now a falcon nest at uc berkeley's camp in the lead. there is a contest underway. how they doing tonight. and to build bigger, bigger and you know, mom mom has her head on a swivel there. that's what i really got a lot to look out anyway. talking about a naming yeah. what we want to call these. you

when the cam rotates, it slacks this lin which allows everything to emerge from the trap. >> i have been working with it for almost five years now. >> without the gear they are opening the fishery later and then closing it earlier. >> reporter: catherine sees thi as a solution only if it is als required in the fall when whale have not migrated back south yet. >> it can be a really important time for the whales with climat change. the weather is not getting as cool as quickly in the fall. >> reporter: the fishermen need fall harvest to begin. the extr time setting up pop-ups during peak season would severely limi the catch. >> these guys are not very receptive to change. i think it is not possible. >> reporter: he thinks is not viable option for the fall but that it would extend the crabbing season into the spring and give it a boost. >> it is not a new way to do things, but a supplemental way to get back some things that ar no longer there for you. it doe not make sense not to do it. >> reporter: for now, the new approach will bridge what has been a widening gap between marine advocates

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ellie got to the free throw lin 29 times and you just can't hav that. we will see if we get some answers on thursday. the ball goes up at 6:00 p.m. for game two. >> all right, vern, thank you. how did die hard dubs fans handle the loss? betty yu joins us from chase center with more on that! high! >> reporter: hi, jules. all you have to do is look at the long faces around here. they were no eager to speak to me on camera after that loss. i will say tha we also witnessed a fair amount of taunting and teasing by lakers fans. the final minutes of the fourth quarter were filled with thunderous cheers a the warriors rallied back. in the end, the lakers held off th dubs with a 117-112 win. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i am devastated. we needed this win here. >> it was great getting this first game out of the series! >> reporter: as fans stood up out of their seats, some could not bring themselves to watch some of it. >> the fan in front of me was standing for the whole game. it was so close. born and raised in san francisco, born and raised in l.a.! >

special will be hosted by stephanie lin and will tran. let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look out at sfo. this is our producer's favorite camera. he likes to use the i'm wondering if folks are going to head a little bit of turbulence at all today as the wind comes down risa. yeah. fortunately for it's going to be clear on the runways. no issues and no turbulence. i know that's his favorite shot, especially at this 10 o'clock hours. so. >> let's take a look at your final 4 zone forecast radar for tracking some dense low clouds and fog along our bay area coastline. better clearing as you make your way inland. but it won't last long. we're going to see low and high cloud cover really blanketing most of the bay area during the overnight hours. even into your monday morning, bringing us traces amount of rain really just glorified drizzle at best. >> so watch out for some slick spots on the roadways, especially along the immediate coastline, better lifting and clearing by your monday afternoon and taking a look

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by drumming up sentiment. against sweden's migrant communities, lessening of what's on the stuff on lin storms. bridge is also in the firing line. the right wingers wanted torn down. they believe it will bring winkie booz criminality to or stick. we contacted the sd, but the party declined to comment. the skill they bought slogan, demolishing the bridge would be completely pointless. it will cost the taxpayer at the equivalent of $10000000.00 euros. that's madness. so let's get about bone seem to put himself in or spake. there's little concern that youth violence could spill over to them via the new bridge. most people are fairly relaxed about the dispute. sort of, of a lot, the mobility is doing that the, the, the, the issue has been blown out of proportion by tablets. like expressing here in this neighborhood, i haven't noticed much conflict at all before building the bridge, they set up a new police station and winky. bu since then it's been a lot quieter over there, with the stuff on linds through them is sure the bridge will have a positive effect. he hopes the uproar will die down