pfeiffer falls, 60 feet tall, springfed that runs year- round., you can see the new observation platform. >> has been proposed here about 19 years ago. >> reporter: kelly o'connor heard about today's grand opening and brought the kids to relive some family history. >> i think it is lovely. it is good for the soul to be able to be outside and around all the trees. i think it is important. >> my mom got engaged to my dad. it is the special place. it is how they came together. >> the reason a lot of us work for the state park is we really want to get people outdoors and interested in nature, get people out of the house and off the couch, get some exercise. >> reporter: for californians and citizens of the world, after a year like 2020, enjoy. you deserve it. >>> let's get a check of our local weather with darren peck. >> having just taken in the beauty of big sur, we have some adversaries from big sur in the sky. i'm talking about the smoke but trying to find a creative way to say a. it is a connection with where we were in big sur. what you are see

you look at photos of big sur's most popular trail to pfeiffer falls. it's back open for the first time in 12 years. the save the redwoods league joined with the california state parks to get this trail reopened. in 2008, the basin fire had wiped out the bridges that hikers would use to reach pfeiffer falls. a series of smaller fires and natural disasters delayed things. a new route was designed and built at a cost of $2 million. jeff ranieri is with us. >> beautiful. >> one of the most beautiful spots in the planet. i was there as a kid, wondering how come we haven't been back. well, it's been closed for 12 year. >> it looks like a good place to go and put everything into perspective. >> what we have around here, sometimes we forget it's gorgeous. >> we've got this hot, hot weather. >> coming, right? >> it definitely is. it's all about this area of high pressure moving in from the desert southwest bringing us dangerous heat. in livermore we're up to 100 wednesday. 106 thursday, a slow dropoff, by sunday, 97. next week it does get cooler, and that will

redistricting -- the pfeiffer redistricting.nk it is important to come back to this point, election officials are being attacked because we are being told our democracy and elections are working. gate 1 will fill a gap to let people know infrastructure a safe and sound and supported and everybody is welcome no matter the color of your skin, gender, gender identity. all of it is supported in the bill by making changes to let every american in. the critical point is it doesn't matter for its own sake, it matters because it lets americans get to the work we need to do. washington is focused on political infighting that everyday citizens can't afford to care about. we have people in food pantry lines. we have an economy -- the basic problems -- juan: i want to bring in reverend barber. i want to ask him if he has any further comments but also if you could talk a little about the john lewis voting rights act, which is likely to come to the senate floor later this year. your thoughts about whether this legislation will fare any better

the pfeiffer falls trail was shut down in 2000 and eight after the basin fire swept through state parksials say it was one of the most popular trails in the big sur region, but landslides and another fire in 2016 delayed the repairs. the trail reopens on friday with the new pedestrian bridge that spans the pfeiffer, redwood creek ravine. so ahead tonight, the growing concern over rainbow washing as more companies display rainbow flags during pride month without truly supporting issues related to the movement and taking a peek outside a pretty good looking monday night out there, some fog hugging the golden gate in the coast, but the temperatures will be on the rise no doubt later this week, especially for many inland communities. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete barrier forecast, including whether or not your neighborhood, we'll see 100 degrees. fight for inclue lgbtq plus community has made significant gains over the last few decades. it's now common to see the symbol of pride, a rainbow or the colours of the rainbow, prominently displayed at his ktvu. jesse gary

the pfeiffer trail connects with the valley view trail to form a mile and a half loop. sounds beautiful. >> it is. >> exciting. >> one of the most gorgeous spots in the world right in our own backyard. >>> up next the giants looking to get back on track with the perfect team coming into town to do just that. laura britt will join us next. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> okay, we're loving this. both sides of the bay, the a's and the giants in first place, leading their divisions. >> it's been a fun season so far, both playing at home tonight, doesn't happen too often. this starts a crucial and entertaining stretch. let's b

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pfeiffer falls trail in big sur state park will reopen on friday. 2008 basin complex fire took out the bridge hikers used to reach the falls. other fires and natural disasters delayed things. a new route was designed and created at a cost of $2 million. >>> 4:57. coming up here on "today in the bay," our big story, california back open, the impact today could have on the effort to recall governor newsom. scott mcgrew breaks it down for us. >>> plus, can you go mask free on your next trip to universal studios or to a concert? what you can expect to encounter when returning to places that attract a lot of people. lowe's is home to value. that's why we're introducing the lowe's price promise, with competitive prices everyday. if you find an exact product from a qualifying retailer for less, we'll match it. home to any budget. home to any possibility. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. new colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalizd

it is called the pfeiffer big sur state park. has a new trail that leads under redwoods and down to a 60 foot waterfall. it's 26 miles south of carmel off of one. the trail was down damage 13 years ago in a basic complex fire. and starting today, the very first time he can visit this trail. it is a great way to explore the bay area. something that you haven't been able to do in a long time. >> all right. i think we have about two minutes. you have a lot to run through. so, next, quite.? yes. howard just, yeah, howard just reopened. it was enclosed. obviously, since the beginning of the pandemic. it was open for the first time in 15 months. it has got that, of course, amazing 360 degree observation deck. although they are not doing social distancing at they are s restrictions. so, there is only 16 tickets allowed per hour. make sure that this was inthis advance. if you want to visit for free, you can still going to the base where they have 20 depression era murals big back to 1934. to view those, it is completely free. >> nice. yo

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after 13 years, pfeiffer falls trail in big sur will reopen friday. out the bridge hikers used to reach the falls. other fires and natural disasters delayed things. a new route was designed and created at a cost of $2 million. >>> a new housing option will soon be on the way for those trying to make it in the bay. the fremont development will be developed on osgood road within walking distance of the new irvington b.a.r.t. station and open to 30% to 80% of the area's median income. >>> right now at 6:00 -- reopening california, most statewide kft 19 restrictions are going away after more than a year of shutdowns impacting our jobs, commute and our overall everyday life. the pandemic has caused havoc. snapshots from back in time show long lines at food banks, ongoing unemployment backlogs and restaurant shutdowns and bolstered by high vaccination rates, bay area businesses, the arts and sports arenas will be back up and running, searching for support. >> they're going to come and hear fireworks. >> questions remain including what the state will look li

my name is susan pfeiffer. i'm a resident of san francisco, and i think most of you know me or know of me. i'm calling and support of austin hunter. i originally met him in 2016 on the hillary clinton campaign. he was able to pull a group of new and inexperienced volunteers together, give them calm, clear direction, and led them when integrity. and inclusive nature is one of his hallmarks. and i know he loves to study the impact of new technology through an environmental and sustainability lens. i know he will continue his practice of people bringing people into the fold, which is critical. i ask you to consider moving his name forward with a positive recommendation to the full board. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: thank you. first, i would like to thank the supervisor for your work serving the city. i'm here to call in support of austin hunter. i am an immigrant, a new u.s. citizen, and i currently work as an independent consultant to help small businesses in san francisco

lynn terri pfeiffer, a member of my staff, is retiring at the end of this month. she's been a high-spirited, pure had of hearted presence for us as long as i've known her, and i am deeply grateful to lynn for her service and grateful for her significant contributions. before i say farewell, though, it is only fitting to highlight her long career and offer up some thanks and some thoughts from her friends, family, coworkers and well-wishers. it doesn't start with her more than eight years serving in my offices for the senate in wilmington, delaware. she grew up in a community along the creek where it empties into the river known as claymont, delaware. she graduated from claymont high school, the same year biden was first equity willed to this chamber, and it was at claymont high school where some members of my staff report she said in good humor that lynn made a name for herself playing a mean clarinet. didn't know clarinets could be mean. lynn's public service career began shortly thereafter. she started a ten-year run with delaware's department of labor, the depa