concept and mare island brand that used to be a huge source of pride.are island helped win the war, and it was gone for a number of years. and i like to think in a different way, we're bringing it back. ♪♪ we really want to do right by the history of mare island. it is our touchstone for all the branding that we do, and i think the local community really appreciates that it's not kent and ryan's excellent brewing adventure that we're putting together here. it is excellent beer, no doubt about it. but we're trying very, very hard to uphold the incredible heritage and history of mare island. we put some of that history on every can, so every one of our beers is named after some, uh, historical event. on the side is a nice little 665-character blurb to get you just enough attracted to the story to then find out a little bit of more about, um, why mare island was so important to the bay area and to american history. we're kind of like a history company, and we just end up making beer to tell all this great history. [whirring] i was assistant winemaker at a

it will go toward widening a flood prone ten mile stretch of the highway between sears point and mare islandoject is already topping $430 million. those federal funds are part of almost $1 billion being awarded nationwide. the san francisco municipal transportation agency, warning about a parking enforcement crackdown that is coming to the city. director jeffrey tumlin making the announcement at an agency meeting last night. he says parking officers will be conducting enforcement sweeps across the city. it's all in an effort, he says, to realize the city's vision zero initiative, hoping to end traffic fatalities and injuries. dublin says this is the first time the parking control officers have been fully staffed since before the pandemic. bart says it is refunded hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fares from those old paper tickets. bart stopped accepting those types of tickets last november as they made the move to clipper cards. since then, the agency says they have processed more than 4500 claims totaling nearly $409 $90,000. they will only accept tickets with a balance over $1 or

this weekend there's an entire weekend closure from mare island, and it will add mileage and slowing congestion. that's out of vallejo heading towards novato and other areas in the north bay. a smooth drive, no buildup right now precipitation bay bridge will see slowing. the span in and out of san francisco is looking smooth. >> thank you. >>> bay area women gymnast right now are soaring. the national championships set to begin. coming up on "today in the bay," the one-two punch of one bay area school. >>> the senate will not put mayorkas on trial. an important tkoersment today for president trump -- biden. >> yeah. president biden. good catch. have a cup of coffee. just kidding, scott. the new message from lawmakers to president biden. but first, let's check in with the investigative reporter. >> and then employees say there's no accountability, and we investigate multiple allegations and concerns of the boss's close relationship with a top official. watch our report right now on nbcbayar thursday morning. take a look at the icons there. you will notice a mix of sun and clouds, and

also pushing out of mare island, which this is going to have the closure again this weekend, just liket weekend. it's westbound. you're going to use 29 to 12 and back down to 121 all weekend. we're looking toward the traditional build for highway 4, extending from pittsburg into bay point and concord. a reminder, no more golden gate ferry service between san francisco and sausalito, until they can do whatever they need to do to repair the pier. so that is a bus bridge in place instead. check the golden gate ferry website for more details on the project there. tonight we have another game at oracle park at 6:45. the rest of the day moves very nicely. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it is 5:42. decreasing the effects of fossil fuels and helping one ocean mammal thrive. ahead on "today in the bay," the bay area students working to help our climate in crisis by leading projects of change. >>> plus, preparing for the next major heat wave. the new tool being introduced to help us all get the information. >>> and in politics, could florida turn >>> happy tuesday to you. it is 5:45. let's ta

that direction coming toward me, closed for a similar project from mare island to sears point. your alternate in orange here is up and over, and that adds mileage that's slated to be cleared, though both projects actually by monday morning's commute. all right, mike, thanks. next on today in the bay, the forty-niners showing off their first round draft pick at levi's. i'll tell you. hear what he had to say beautiful sunshine already on the way. people out and about, but temperatures a bit cool right now at 48 degrees, sunshine and a bit of a breeze right there through san rafael, but for 54 degrees will carry us through the next 15 to 20 minutes. in san jose, we started out with a few patchy clouds out towards the foothill, but more of that clearing is already on the horizon and temperatures right now at 50 degrees as we take it hour by hour for you. here's what's in store. we have a yet another breezy day ahead, especially out towards the coastline, so i'm talking anywhere from the sonoma coastline down through marin, san francisco, half moon bay, santa cruz. and as we take a

vallejo will have this decked out music festival that looks fun out at mare island. it will go from 12 to 4 and notice sunny skies and temperatures in those low 70s. you might feel a little bit of a breeze, but still looks good out there. and coming down in here into the south bay. cherry blossom festival. if you missed it in the city, another chance for you to see it out there today. temperatures should get into that 70 degree mark at around 3 p.m, looking out into the last couple of days of april and into the start of may, high pressure will keep all of those systems, mainly to the north as we look into the pacific northwest. some of those systems stay up there into next weekend, but we're going to watch if that track comes into the bay area, into parts of the northern, northern part of the state, and that should bring about some cooler temperatures and that cloud cover as we go on into the second half of the week, mainly friday on into saturday. and you can notice it here in concord over the next couple of days, building those temperatures from the upper 70s to th

definitely plan for some brake lights and delays and westbound 37 also a freeway closure between mare islandoint that will certainly slow you down. live look at the golden gate bridge. and you can see it looking pret >>> 9ered made a surprise move last night in the nfl draft. the niners were widely expected to trade up in the draft by giving up one of their stars instead they held on to their current players. thankfully. and used their number 31 pick totake a young man they hope will add to their offense. >> with the 31st pick in the 2024 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select ricky pearsall, wide receiver, florida. >> well, the speedy pearsall caught 65 passes for 965 yards last season with the gators and start his college career at arizona state where he was teammates with brandon aiyuk and in 2019. the pick came amid speculation that the finest could trade him or even deebo samuel during the draft but aiyuk actually approved of the selection. >> brandon just texted. [ laughter ] >> on the way in. >> yeah. fire pick. >> fire pick. no lie. >> can't lie. [ laughter ] >> just got off the p

along officers row vallejo's mare island.und the world including several films with bay area ties. ♪ ♪ six the original musical is the winner of 23 awards and the most royal party on broadway. get the best seats to "six" in san jose when you become a season subscriber. today at broadwaysanjose.com. the bay ar >>> the summer paris olympics are almost here. and our vern glenn rallied with the team usa table tennis team. they're training right here in the bay area to set themselves up for the big stage. >> i think my middle school french will get us through. >> reporter: but before they go to paris, the usa table tennis team is training right here in burlingame. lily zhang will compete in her fourth olympics. it will be the first time for teammate rachel sung. >> i started crying. so -- i was just very like in shock. i couldn't believe it. >> this is the dream. you know? this is the highest sporting stage in the world. it's every four years. it's what we've worked for, you know, our entire lives. >> reporter: and on this day, it

all this was a navy lieutenant fred on his own initiative, brought a firefighting flotilla from mare islando the city and save the waterfront, say the ferry building and what is now the embarcadero all the way up, fisherman's wharf and down to a mission and he is really the unsung hero here because having that work saved, allowed people safe passage out of the city and in the days that followed the weeks that followed allowed supplies to be brought into the city for the refugees. >> so we've had 118 years to learn a lesson from that devastating earthquake, a plus several others that have happened in the bay area. since then, what do you think we need to do based on what you know, what happened then? so we can be ready for the next one because we know there will be one at some point. >> there will be a it is inevitable that another one will come and it might be a strong if not, if not greater magnitude but, you know, the decades really more than a century that has followed. it has been the work of emergency management personnel professionals and first responders and people giving advice like

administration is allocating $20 million to help fortify a section of highway 37 between sears point and mare islanddrive along this stretch, you'll know it's prone to flooding during storms and high tides. the federal funding will help install sheet pile walls, reinforce the siding, and raise the roadway at two segments to better protect it and already effective ultrasound technology is getting a true boost. it's now using fda approved artificial intelligence to help detect types of breast cancer faster. and for some patients, more efficiently. >> abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra shows us the experience being offered at san francisco's eve wellness. >> what stage were you in stage three at age 38, jenna williams was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. >> she was in disbelief. >> there's just no way i'm too young. this can't be possible. i didn't know where to go. i didn't know who to talk to. >> after noticing the lump, she couldn't get an appointment with her doctor, so she tried eve wellness, an ultrasound imaging center in san francisco that's using fda approved artificial intelligence.

it happens coming out of their at mare island. same thing for highway four, a little build in toward pittsburg and bay point. no problem at the toll plaza, but the volume builds a bit at the bay bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. and protests. political protests on the stanford campus are reaching a critical juncture. some students are now at risk of getting kicked out of school or even arrested. yeah. today in the bay's kris sanchez live for us this morning. and, chris, some of those students really have a big decision to make here . this is a really big decision. they're sleeping now here in the tents at white plaza on the stanford campus. but things are going to start getting serious, not just for their messaging but also for their personal consequences. now, there are about two dozen tents here at white plaza, where the students and some non-students continue to protest against the action in gaza. they're calling for a cease fire there, and they're calling for a divestment from israel. a recent student election showed that the

the mtc says the money will be used to fortify the area between sears point and mare island against floodinga critical evacuation route. long terme plans for 37 include raising sections of the road to withstand rising sea levels. >> well spring is in full bloom and the intermittent rains continue to fuel the wildflowers around some some parts of the bay area. some say it's beginning to look a lot like a floral wonderland outside, and ktvu tom vacar has a look at some of the best spots. >> mount diablo state park is already showing its stuff as our state flower. the poppies are breaking out in patches, with many more patches likely to come . according to two walnut creek cyclists, there's been certainly some spectacular years, and this is shaping up to be one of them, you know, and this is just sort of the first, first phase of it, which is the poppies always kind of first, as you go up further and the, the flora changes a little bit, then, then you get into some other plants. if this is just beginning, the future looks bright for a spectacular mount diablo spring season, but certainly the la

change here in the bay area, $20 million will go toward improving highway 37 from sears point to mare islandnges would include installing retaining walls and reinforcing slopes to resist erosion. the highway has seen major weather impacts in past years, including in 2019 when floods closed 37 in both directions. we want to give you a live look from the highway right now, federal officials say the project is a part of a larger plan to reduce emissions and improve safety and accessibility for disadvantaged communities in sonoma, napa and solano counties. the money for this program comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law. back to you at the desk. kumasi >> thank you. amanda. happening now, a huge fire look at this burning several acres of wooden pallets at a recycling center. this is east of tracy. we've learned at least six homes had to be evacuated overnight. at that recycling center is near an elementary school. at this point, we're not sure. it's not clear how the fire will affect the school. we don't know how the fire started, but we know no injuries have been reported. >> a tense mom

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this is the second straight weekend for this work to repair the road between mare island and sears point. both closures last until early monday morning, but everything should be reopened by the commute. i'm amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> new details out of pleasanton, where a family of four was killed in a car crash. two parents, two children. really sad story. the deadly crash happened wednesday night on foothill road, not far from stoneridge mall. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been at the scene and now has the latest. >> i'm here along foothill road at the place where this crash happened, and even now, nearly two full days later, evidence of it is everywhere. there's debris and pieces of car scattered along the side of the road, and it still smells like something was burning. now the pleasanton police department says they're continuing to investigate this deadly crash that happened around 9 p.m. wednesday night, just past the intersection of stone ridge drive. they believe speed may have played a factor and that the vehicle lost control and collided with a large oak tre