it turns out josÉ moya knew pam. had his own living quarters on the property. moya knew about the fayeds'gold. he knew where they stored it. he was trusted to transport the gold back and forth from the business to the home in moorepark. >> how well did you know josÉ moya? >> i knew him pretty well. he was actually -- he was a really nice guy to me. he was a character. every time he'd come into the office we would joke around with each other. he wasn't someone i would ever think could be involved in something like this. >> you liked him. >> i did. >> your mom liked him. >> she was very fond of joey. >> had moya charmed his way into the fayeds'life as a way to gain their trust? was this all part of a bigger plot to kill each of the owners and steal their gold? >> pam's best friend carol recalls how pam talked during the divorce. >> i was on the phone with pamela, and she was really upset. she felt like someone was following her in a truck she did not recognize. i said, are you sure? she says, it's been following me for

pam not yet. pam and gasia. but you know, tamayo strange holiday. you know, the some of us eat mexican food all the time, and we would just called today friday. others you know, they wait for cinco de mayo to go out and have tacos and margaritas. so a little later on in the program. we're going to go behind the scenes of a taco truck and also talk about margaritas. you know, there are a lot of questions you may have, and you're watching the people who can do it. how do you make a margarita? how do you make a good taco? can you do this at home? do you leave it to the professionals? you know, so those kind of questions also, i always like to see behind the scenes so we can go inside the taco truck in a little bit, and that's coming up a little later on. so you want to stay tuned for that? gasia pam. yes we do. we will see you then. thank you, sal. well are tough story continues to be the head of oakland's teacher union says there are discussions discussions underway right now to get the union in the school district back at the bargaining table. until

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alright pam. you time at from an encampment along san jose's coyote creek mayor matt mehan released his plan to build more emergency housing. the mayor wants to change how money already set aside from a transfer tax can be used to help the homeless right now. 15% of that money is used to build emergency housing. he and his supporters want to increase that to 35. it also gives services to people in need. we believe that at the same time, we are creating permanent housing. more immediate shelter solutions, even if temporary have to be found. i have the kids with the homeless. they have seen plans for temporary housing before, including tiny homes as a people in need move into that housing, but when there are a lot of time is over, they have to move back into camps and the cycle starts over again. major mehan says. what's needed is a plan to get people off the streets for the five years if he says it will take to build permanent housing. well, there's a twist in the controversial project to install n

yes please put it, the pencil of the latourno remains fort it's good for you, pam-pum-pam must trust the direct and the conductor must trust everyone. the orchestra is a living organism, if you bring it with good emotions and a good presentation, this presentation will increase tenfold and it will be transmitted to the listener. and here you come with with some kind of negative you can get a tenfold task yourself, if there is some kind of conflict between the conductor and the musician . can harm him on purpose at the concert. well, for example, and play a semitone below one note and that's it. well, you're not a sparrow, flew out. you don't understand everything anymore. i am a very demanding conductor, until i achieve what should sound like i imagine in my head, i will not back down. please, okay. with a wand or without a wand, if some kind of consistency is some kind of lyrical pro i love charge without a wand so that the hands are visible, well, it looks like some kind. well, i don’t know how to compare some kind of magic, as if a palmist is some kind of sign language translation

pam. guys thank you. time is 4 32 a tough story of families in shock this morning, their loved one was shot and killed in her home, and police say the suspect is the victim's ex husband. and right now he's on the run, and she leaves behind a five year old son, ktvu s amberleigh spoke with her family who says they are still trying to process what happened. the senseless thing happened can shatter a family. lorenzo smith is mourning the loss of his knees. monique aldrich of hayward, her family is struggling with her sudden death, the victim of gun violence. it's been very, very difficult time for us quite naturally. um a lot of us are still pretty much trying to cope with it. and you know, some state of shock, you know, for the most part shock over what happened last thursday afternoon . around two o'clock, police are now looking for aldridge's ex husband, vaughn bodnar of san mateo. investigators say he went to aldridge's home in hayward, where she lived with her boyfriend and shot both of them. family mem

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wow all right, pam. time is for 18. we're going to check in with steve paulson should be a nice day to be outside today, right? yes sir. i would think so. unless you don't like low clouds over your head, but that would be for the coast everywhere else should be pretty nice wind speed should come down after they really cranked up yesterday was all about the sierra, northeast california in the northern sacramento valley's thunderstorms. erupted it's may right. it's not july or august. yes, i know, but that's the pattern. anything going on in the hills? yeah little breeze, but not too crazy. it's an onshore breeze in the oakland berkeley hills. mount diablo was a south wind atlas peak, a west wind south and mount veeder, southwest west southwest marine county hills, mount diablo, which has been called for the longest time is finally warmed up. 61 degrees south wind at 20 mph remember not too long ago they were in the twenties. not anymore. thirties in the mountains. 36 truckee 34. south lake tahoe, 50 60 seventies, all the

i'm pam cook. today is thursday, may 20/5 also known as friday eve, so let's check in with steve paulson. everybody said yesterday wherever i went, wow, it's cold . it's chilly. it was gray and colder than we expected. this time of year. is it just you and me, pam. it's just you and i for a bit lucky guy. how about that? thank you very much. yes if you were inland, it's nice. i mean, this time of year, you can still get into the seventies, but there's a pretty good breeze and another huge fog bank in place thunderstorm activity erupting again where we said it would you know, even up in mendocino county, lake county, now in the mix here dies down at night. it'll pick up again. if you liked yesterday's temperatures you'll love today sixties and seventies. alright? i believe he's here doesn't have his feet on the desk. he's ready to go chipper telling us the traffic is good. it is mostly good. there is one thing, though, steve and that would be eastbound 5 18 your first street crash that at the time b

well, pam. let's think let's be happier about their thank your right thing. >> senator dianne feinstein joined a senate judiciary committee hearing today for the first time in almost 3 months. the california democrat has been out since late february because of a bout of shingles platforms. catherine heenan is in the newsroom tonight with more on how things winds, catherine. well, you know, we might be getting a better idea of how senator feinstein will be navigating her recovery along with her work schedule. she will apparently try to be there when she absolutely has to be but not necessarily on schedule today. staff members quilter into that committee hearing along the way ignoring questions from a reporter and whether she feels fit enough to be there. colleagues gave her a warm greeting standing to give her a round of applause. the fact she did show up made it possible descent. 3 more judicial nominees to the senate floor for consideration before feinstein arrived to committee chair durbin sai

good morning, pam .e at the national cemetery behind me , you can see the headstones of fallen service men and women who gave their lives. volunteers have already placed american flags out along the roadways and in front of each of the tombstones. this, of course, is ahead of today's ceremony that will start around 11 a.m. now again, this service is expected to draw a large crowd of people looking to pay their respects for the brave men and women who served our country. tree and paid with their lives. the ceremony will include a bell ringing along with the wreath laying ceremony, san francisco's memorial day celebrations kicked off yesterday with an honor ceremony. that event featured a u s. naval sea cadet corps band at land's end. those in attendance there also honored those on board the uss san francisco one of the most dedicated ships of world war two individuals there reminding us what the true cost of freedom means. it is actually paid not in the price of hamburgers, hot dogs and picnics. but it's

that's right, pam.riors fan in oakland native who has seen the warriors through it all the highs of highs and lows of lows, he said . this series, though it hits different not only because of the so cal nor cal matchup or the story. franchises taking part in it. the lakers are looking for their 18th championship. and the warriors chasing their eight but rather because you have two of the greatest players to ever play the game of basketball facing off against each other. it's something that in the moment you don't take it in, uh and receive it as big as it is. this is something that you're sitting with your grandchildren and they're talking about who may be the current great player at that time, and they're debating this is the best player of all time and you're bringing up and you'll never got a chance to see lebron james play, you'll never got a chance to see stefan currie play. mister fab was at game one to witness the greatness of both lebron and steph will also be at the much anticipated game to, of

ken pam, back to you. all right, grant, thank new off ramp to your and treasure islands is finally set to open. yeah, it is a prospect caltrans has been working off a year's crop was ella sogomonian is in our newsroom to explain. >> when the bay bridge drivers will be able to use it. ella pam and ken, there's been a lot of activity on both your and treasure islands. these past few years. we've seen new apartment buildings go up. so there is a lot of attention to how to get there, too. the new i-80 eastbound off-ramp will open this sunday at 7 in the morning. it will allow drivers to exit from the right side of the bridge just past the tunnel on the lower deck. the current off-ramp is on the left-hand side that will stay open for just a few more weeks before shutting down for a retro fitting the new exit is a bit bigger so it will be able to accommodate larger vehicles. but they're still turns. so reps say slow down to about 15 miles per hour. as you approach. >> people are used to getting off on the left-h

pam? >> i do, too. unfortunately for the country but good for the republican party. >> kelly anne: greg? >> they've reworked and fixed the primary system to favor him. he will hide out in the equivalent of his delaware basement taking a page out of richard nixon. i'm so busy to campaign and debate. i'm trying to save america. i guarantee you that will be their strategy. >> kelly anne: 4 for 4 unanimous agreement that joe biden will be the nominee. he picked at his vice presidential running mate, one of the three people that couldn't upstage him. it's not like they have a big bench to choose from. john, pam, gregg, fantastic panel. thanks so much. up next, we'll have more about joe biden's campaign. and take a look at your screen. next week, sean will be back with a live studio audience monday through thursday. go to hannity.com to secure your free tickets. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fas

pam. all right. thank you, steve possible first default if congress and the president do not reach an agreement on the debt ceiling, coming up the talks that are expected to happen before they leave town for memorial day, plus it's definitely unusual circumstances, but it just shouldn't be possible to go as fast as that person had to go in order to cause that kind of fatal collision here. we're getting more information and reaction after a bystander was hit and killed and an intersection in san francisco by someone who stole a truck. white calls are growing saf wendy's $3 breakfast deal is the kind of breakfast that really sticks with you. [egg cracks!] ♪ [bacon sizzling] ♪ tyler: her breakfast. hey buddy. ahh... your choice of breakfast, croissant plus seasoned potatoes- for just $3 bucks. choose wisely, choose wendy's $3 breakfast deal did you know that uh, over 700 kids enter choose wisely, choose wendy's the foster care system every day? 700!?! 700! just talking about foster care, can help foster

i'm pam cook monday morning. heading right over to south because there's a big problem in sunnyvale. uh south. how's it look down? there doesn't look good. the only thing we have going for us, dave and pam, is that, um it is early . we don't have the volume of traffic we will later on. but if this video is any indication, it is going to take a while to clear this wreck that happened at 12 30 this morning where it involves both sides of the freeway. if you look at the video and see how many cars are here, you can tell not only do they have to do an investigation again. this deadly crash took three lives. and chp has to do a pretty intense investigation. and right now the freeway is shut down. we do have a reporter on scene getting ready to come up in just a little while so she will have more details, but avoid 101. in fact, let's put it on the map here. you can just avoid 11 easily at this time of the morning. it's easy to avoid. you can just use to 80 or 85. all those other freeways are wide open for you. my issu

good morning, pam.tiful morning under the stars, but as far as nature goes, this is all you're going to see and what else you'll see if you come up to the north gate entrance right here at mount diablo state park is the road closure sign then that is because like you mentioned cruz will be preparing to do some major roadwork, and that is all because of the winter storms. let's get straight to sky fox video that we shot earlier yesterday. chopper video shows the scene you can see cones, tarps and vehicles set up along the north gate entrance. this is to prevent further erosion of the hillside. we are expected to see construction crews in and around the area. they are going to be repairing the road, and right now it is close to everyone, including cyclists and pedestrians, and it is expected to stay this way through mid september. so if you come up to this area and you are looking to gain access, prepare for up to a 40 minutes to an hour detour. that is because you're gonna have to turn around go all the

pam, we are in presidential primary season. donald trump made a statement wait until they come after you to his top opponent in the republican primary. what assurances would any republican have. why wouldn't they use similar tactics against any republican? can you guard against that? >> they can and will. we know they will. remember what donald trump said. they are not coming after me. they are coming after you and i am standing in the way. this is the perfect example. with the irs there will be a paper trial. jim jordan william banting find it. these people think they are above the law. the irs, fbi, and justice department, because if they are working with the biden administration, they think nothing can happen to them. they will come after all of our candidates. anyone who will cross them. they went after a journalist who won't be intimidated by them. it's going to catch up with them. thank goodness we took back the house. jim jordan and congress will get to the bottom of it. they have to for all americans. >> pete: yes, kevi

i'm pam cook wednesday morning.her continues as we end may and head into june. let's check in with steve paulson. andre you were in the neighborhood. nice you just drop by. we appreciate that problem, and i was just i was just in in the area. what else would you do at 5? a.m. i mean, you don't even want to know. don't go there. there's a family show. alright fifties on the temps here, not changing anytime soon . here at least today thunderstorms big time again up in the mountains, northeast california, northern sacramento valley. we have another big fog bank, and that's going to lead to temperatures that seem to be not changing much sixties and seventies. alright sal is here now to tell us quiet first hour. what about now? it's still quiet . hopefully it'll stay this way. but i have a feeling that will get more crowded on a wednesday as you can see, traffic is moving well at the bay bridge. it looks very good. a little windy. those flags are out but again nothing all that major san mateo bridge traffic looks good an

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i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne.ore than a week after the first of 3 stabbings, roxas davis community. >> police say the man they believe is responsible for all of them.

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne.doesn't have the funds to litigate more than 330 lawsuits that allege child abuse chapter 11 would stop the lawsuits and set up a plans to compensate those based on their claims. and the church says that this is the most transparent way to do this. however, a group representing abuse survivor says that it is simply a way for the church to pay less and cover up its secrets force and kerman has the story.

pam body? >> having prosecuted many perjury cases, many perjury cases. by the way shawn is easy to prove forgery. you lied to congress, it was a material fact and unit was on true. that basic to prove it. that could be his downfall. it's very serious. it's a felony. in 2020 when ron johnson said he gave his testimony. he never dreamed that the laptop would show up at the pawnshop or shop to get fixed and he wouldn't claimant and it would now become public. then, he gets 51 into officers which he is now denying. to participate in saying that it's fake. knowing, i would assume the whole while those emails could possibly be on there. then incriminate him. in 2020 can no idea that the laptop could ever see the light of day or losing most i would see the light of day. perjury is very serious. lying to congress is serious. i can't wait to see exactly what he said to congress. if he said, well, i don't remember, it could've been. that's a defense to perjury. >> he said he did not talk to them. that's what ron johnson said this weekend. >> exactly, i can't wait

pam good morning.sented by the writers guild of america officially on strike, where a few hours in and those picket lines aren't expected to start until one o'clock this afternoon local time, and we're at a starbucks coffee shop near the warner brothers studios in burbank, and this is a popular spot for industry folks and writers to get their morning coffee and start their day. but plenty will be missing in action , and that is because they will be joining the picket lines. this work on hundreds of movies, scriptednow the instructions for union members essentially barring them from writing for studios or conducting any negotiations on future projects. the writers guild had been trying to obtain viewership based residuals for streaming services, meaning the more views the more compensation these writers get. they were also asking for a minimum staff of six writers per tv project and a minimum of 10 consecutive weeks of work, but the studios rejected all of those proposals with no counter offer and with

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne.hen the shooting happened, the woman's 5 year-old son was also at the scene and police say they believe the shooter is the boy's father and the other victim was in a relationship with the deceased forcefully to gaal has the

i'm pam moore. a 15 month-old baby is recovering tonight after getting injured during an attempted robbery. >> police say the child was hit by shrapnel when one of the suspects involved fired a gun. and as kron four's terisa stasio tells us this latest crime points to a disturbing trend of rising robberies in oakland. >> a baby struck in broad daylight. oakland police say it was around 11:00am tuesday when 2 men tried to rob the baby's grandmother in the trestle, glen neighborhood, a gun went off and shrapnel struck the baby in the leg. >> woman screaming. and so she had lauren johnson says that she raced outside after hearing a woman in distress. she and other neighbors trying to care for the 2 as emergency personnel arrived criminals leaving. >> and you not see. what you alert to other cities. >> throughout the bay area and even across the nation, the city of oakland is experiencing an increase in. >> and improper come. police say that this coupled with an attack just around the corner this past w

thank you pam to moderate. to cheer me these last point we do have a panel on disinformation that you find disinformation being a threat that bind all the panels together because i think it is as jeramy said probably the greatest threat right now. we will be talking about that through the day. we are now going to take a break for lunch. please make your way over to the buffet, grabbed lunch. at 110 thymic you can stay intercedes, we will start every special lunchtime conversation which we hope you'll enjoy. thank you. thanks thanks to the panel again. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> state government and election officials taking a break for lunch in this

gotcha and pam, this is a popular spot along the tourist route.the owner kevin chan has told me not our locals come here, and it makes sense because you know locals might be a little blase or they're going to think that you know, it's always going to be here in chinatown, but kevin chan is the owner. hello, kevin. good morning, guys . nice to see you guys here and thank you for saying being a month. so you're talking to tourists? where are they from? ah, there from canada, far away from them, saskatchewan. in canada, so you just got to try one of those hot cookies coming off the little machine. what did it taste like? just excellent. how did you find out about this place? um i think we google the top places to come into san francisco, and that was one of them, and we thought that was a perfect way to start the morning, so i heard the canada in your voice. she didn't say a boot but it was close anyways. alright, kevin, let me let me ask you something, because you're they might not know this, but you're a man about town. you have a picture wall here

drop ken and pam. today was the first day her deposit actually come from the teacher's side of things. >> the president of the teachers union said today that progress was made last night. it seems as though the demands of the 3,000 teachers are being taken more seriously by the oakland unified school district. >> when we fight we no deal yet between oakland teachers and the school district parents, students and teachers return to the picket lines tuesday morning, including here at melrose leadership academy. it's where teachers like charity below know, spoke about wanting new contract promise reparations for black students and more resources for students experiencing homelessness and what we want is safe schools. what we want is for our voices as a community to be heard for policies to be enforceable. negotiations lasted until after midnight for the second night in a row. >> president, the oakland education association, ishmael armendariz says progress was usd has offered pay increases, ranging from 13

greg, pam, thanks for being here. so once maybe a coincidence, greg, twice from two differenton federal agencies, same guy rel releasing dangerous information. >> maybe it's coordinated. mayb. t knowea >> yeah, i don't believe in coincidences. you know, is it a coincidenceine the irs goesnc after taieb right after he exposes the fbi for its lawlessness and then, you know, the irs shows up magically his house the samefron day he testifies in front oft congress. yo to be a gullible the idiot to not see the obvious connection. >> it's a pattern of abuse by joe biden's government. ifbiden' you report on corruptic then corrupt actors will immediately target you . >> you know, you'vs e seen itth with biden, irs, the doj, l the fbi, the intel community,ocs they will descend on you like locusts. >> they want to frightence and intimidate, to shut you down, to silence you and to his great credit , taieb will not be bullied. and he revealed what the irs did. >> they moved d to punish him fm free speech that they juste didn't lik

thank you, pam, for moderating jeremy's last point. i think we don't have a panel on disinformation. you're going to find disinformation being a thread that binds all the panels together, because i think it is, as jeremy said, probably the greatest threat right now. and we'll be talking about that through the day. we are now going to take a break for lunch. please make your way over to the buffet. grab lunch at 110. you can stay in your seats. we'll start our very special lunchtime conversation, which i hope you'll enjoy. so thank you. thanks to the panel again. thank you for all your. your time. really. going like you never heard more. thanks to. the maryland. oh, i can't be sorry in maryland again and c-span's washington journal every day. we're taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we'll discuss policy issues that impact you coming up tuesday morning. author and former chair of the ohio democratic party, david pepper, discusses his book, saving democracy a user's manual for every american. then brandon judd,

rob ken and pam. i reached out to the san francisco fire department on march 5th when the battery of an e-scooter caught fire at an apartment building on polk street 2 months later. and it's still happening. fire trucks on the streets at a chart apartment inside. >> one person was injured inside this polk street apartment building in san francisco after the lithium ion battery of a one. we'll electric scooter caught fire during charging. we are seeing a rise in responses from related fires. >> throughout san francisco captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says it's a growing problem nationwide. the batteries used to power e-scooters and e-bikes overheat during charging and catch fire. oftentimes that night while residents are sleep like early tuesday morning at this high rise on locksley ave and that i hear why fire alarms go off and start smell like kind of a blast. smoke smell. i'm like, oh, that's not good. >> 5 residents were hurt and 8 displaced from their homes because o

for now, pam and ken, we'll send it back to you. grant. thank you. more than 3,000 oakland educators plan to take to the picket line this week as negotiations over a new contract for the teachers continues. >> the oakland education association is blaming the school district for not meeting demands for higher wages for the entire union group. the union also claims the district has broken the law by repeatedly canceling bargaining sessions failing to address certain items as well as showing up late and unprepared. the union says all of this led to the filing of an unfair labor practice charge with the california public labor board today, the oakland unified school district officials issued a statement say that they do not want students education to be interrupted by the negotiations. and the school district offered a new deal yesterday. they say, which includes a pay increase, adding school officials are committed to continuing to work with labor leaders to avoid a strike. the union says if a deal is not reached, teachers will go on strike thursday. do

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. more than a week after the first of 3 stabbings, roxas davis community. >> police say the man they believe is responsible for all of them. >> he's now behind bars. it all began last thursday when a body was found in central park in davis, another man identified as uc davis student was later found stabbed in sycamore park 3 days later. >> and on monday, an unhoused woman was stabbed near by. then yesterday police say they spotted near where the second stabbing occurred. he was taken into custody and after a lengthy interview charged in all 3 incidents, karma dickerson tells us more about the suspect. it seems a weight had been lifted as the chief of a small normally quiet safe community announced. so we are >> to deliver the news. the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear. we've made. >> carlos dominguez says the man they believe is responsible. officers caught up with the 21 year-old wednesday evening when more than a dozen people called in tips he was lurking near sy

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne.on representatives say they are frustrated after working without a contract since november. >> they say they feel like negotiations have made little to no progress ella sogomonian joins us live from our newsroom tonight with details on this potential strike. l a. >> pam. and ken, more than 3,000 teachers could walk out this coming thursday. union leaders placing the blame on the school district saying that it failed students because of unsatisfactory negotiations since last fall. >> representatives of the union say oakland teachers are paid the least here in the bay area while they face skyrocketing rent and home prices. the union also claims the district has broken the law by repeatedly canceling bargaining sessions and failing to address certain items as well as showing up late and unprepared to the point that the union filed an unfair labor practice charge with the california public labor relations board. under california law has a right to strike. over an unfair labor practice. we

alright pam. time is 5 31.ime, the group studying reparations for black californians met over the weekend at mills college, the reparations task force says cash payments in a formal apology from the state are needed to make up for the racial injustices of the past that continue today. ktvu sally rasmus hitting the studio now with more on those recommendations. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. well, it's a statewide group called the task force to study and develop reparations for african americans. they've been meeting for two years, and now finally they're about to submit their recommendations to state leaders . saturday was the group's final meeting before they hand over their report. two state lawmakers next month. some of the findings include the conclusion that racism costs the average black californian about 1.2 million in wealth and financial gains across their lifetime. the group also called for a formal apology from the state legislature. the gravest barbarities of the state over the past 200 yeas

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne.harged with killing cash app founder bob lee was back in court. the memo many pled not guilty to the charges against him today from 4 has been was in the courtroom for the arraignment. the arraignment of many was drawn out for several weeks. but he finally pled not guilty to the charges against him today. >> his

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the diocese says it simply doesn't have the funds to litigate more than 330 lawsuits that allege child abuse chapter 11 would stop the lawsuits and set up a plans to compensate those based on their claims. and the church says that this is the most transparent way to do this. however, a group representing abuse survivor says that it is simply a way for the church to pay less and cover up its secrets force and kerman has the story. the roman catholic diocese of oakland has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. >> saying it does not have the financial resources to shoulder the burden of litigating more than 330 lawsuits alleging child abuse. in a statement, the diocese said with the chapter 11 filing legal action against the roman catholic bishop of oakland will stop allowing the diocese to develop a plan of reorganization based on assets and insurance coverage available to be used to settle claims with abuse survivors after careful consideration of the various alternatives for pro

i'm pam cook.'s tuesday, may 30th and pretty chilly overnight. let's check in with steve paulson. there are a few breaks pam in the clouds. and, yes, livermore is at 49 still pretty good fogbf breaks not so much to the north. but east and south are a little more thunderstorms continue up in the mountains. no change their northeast california but our upper low, which gave us that kind of activity on sunday , is now pushed into southern california. still though, well, below average is sixties and low seventies, although there are signs of a little warm up starting, probably on thursday. alright, sounds here now, napa napa is gone well not not city of napa, but the crashing napa is gone. i don't want to alert people. napa is gone. no, the crash is gone on 29 to 21. start with highway four. westbound as you drive up to the willow past grade. that looks pretty good. no major problems there. traffic continues to overlong very nicely. and if you are driving oops, did i do there? got operator error pushed

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alright, pam time is 5 36.ate about whether the covid pandemic was started by bats. scientists are warning all of us and more people are living and working closer to bat populations. brazil is among the countries with the most different bat species, experts theorize. there may be some that haven't even been discovered. researchers are study. in the logging of the amazon rainforest , how it's invading native habitats of bats and creating so called jump zones where humans come in contact with diseases from bats. it is very sad to know that we have great potential to discover and prevent new epidemics, pandemics and this is not being taken into account and scientists say the number of jump zones in brazil increased by more than 40% in the last 20 years. health experts say the risk for virus spillovers from bats to humans, it's still pretty high in areas like china, west africa and india. and here at home, the sonoma county board of supervisors lifted its emergency proclamation for covid-19. it had been in place si

>> pam, not at all.enjoyed such high ratings from everyone, republicans, independents and democrats, okay, your governor is a complete different position than anything on a national level, once you get to the national level, they're thinking, who's going control this or that? they know nobody controls me. i'm the same independent that i was at home. if i can't explain it i don't vote for it. simple as that. no republicans or democrats is going to tell me how to vote. it's going be a tremendous, entertaining show to watch here. >> if he wins, if justice wins a primary, do you think you could beat him in. >> i'm going to win. i'm not going to lose. i only lost one in my life. i've been in many since 1980. that's not in my -- the state basically has turned. you noted that. i won in the most unpredictable terms. people know me as being basically all about my state and my kconstituentconstituents. >> you just introduced this bill for speeding up permitting process, why is this so important to you? you've intr

alright pam.t about 5 40 as to paulson has been working hard through the morning getting really good tuesday morning hard . i thought you were working hard. that's true. okay good looking here at the buoy temperatures. how close are they to average? monterey's were right about where they should be for the end of may around 55.8 56 degrees so that they may be even slightly above. now the san francisco buoys out towards the fair lines that is close to average, but point raised. bodega bay in point arena are all below that should be about 51. and if you go up to even crescent city about 18 9, i think it's eight nautical miles. so they're near average, for the endo north south of that, they're pretty close to ours. all the thunderstorm activity getting pushed east and south by the system that's coming in. we'll ask your in drizzle. it's already brought in a lot of low clouds and high clouds. and i think the next couple of days we are setting up for it looks to be a very cool, breezy pattern with some

pam.good morning to you all the good news here is firefighters were able to get all that under control and take care of business pretty quickly. here we still see at least one fire truck that looks like they might be making their way out of here. pretty soon, it looks at the most part crews are just about done with their work here. several of those fire trucks we saw earlier are now gone by the people who live here. well, there's still awake with their adrenaline still rushing all of this happening at the avalon sunset towers in the sunset district. the fire department says the fire affected about two units on the second floor of one of those towers. at least one person actually jumped out the window from the second floor. we have now learned the fire hurt. a total of five people. three are still recovering in the hospital. i spoke to one woman just a little bit ago who lives in the second tower. she says that she has been eight weeks since one a.m. when it all started. i mean, it's terrif

pam. and melon.heard from those parents, there's been a great deal of criticism of the response to that active shooting has the body police department or the school district made any changes in the last year? there have been some changes. so the acting police chief of your body during the shooting, he stepped down from his role. last year. the school police chief was fired in august. the school district then suspended. its entire police force have also installed war security cameras, higher fences in and around schools. but that's not necessarily comforted survivors. some survivors who say they are afraid to go back to school because they frankly feel it's not safe, and some community members who say they've developed this distrust of law enforcement because of the delayed response to the shooting last year. pam all right, madeline rivera. there in your body, texas. thank you so much for that. alright pam. madeline thank you. time is now 6 39 that's check in with south see what's happening in our com

pam you can't have it.was born april 2nd. it's named otto lang, in honor of the father of safari west founder. peter lang. otto lang was a hollywood tv director peter lang says his lifelong passion for animals started when he played with animals featured in tv shows on the back lots of hollywood scenes. the baby rhino is the firstborn at safari west for nya, taking action now cracking down on the fentanyl, drug crisis and drug dealing in san francisco. we'll tell you what's expected to happen today to try to fight the drug crisis. it is and the golden state warriors will take on another in state rival after yesterday's big win in the nba playoffs will bring you a preview of the round two match up with the warriors against lebron james and the lakers. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning, may 1st first day of may. april showers bring may showers maybe is it enough