, yes, let's plant rosemary.want to tell you why rosemary smells so nice? rosemary has no other choice, let's turn to his pedigree. it belongs to the lamiaceae family, they have two very interesting qualities: first, all plants are from this families smell very good. the most famous lamiaceae are mint, lemon balm, oregano, thyme, lavender and, of course, rosemary, so they all smell very pleasant, in addition, all plants of the lamiaceae family reproduce very well. in this, yes, of course, no, there is nothing complicated, we can sow, well, actually, in this, we make a bog, sow the seeds, fill them in here, now carefully here. carefully from two bags of germushai, then bury, bury, they come off quite difficult, after maybe three four weeks, you have to wait, then you need to plant, the process is quite lengthy, it’s much easier to wait, which means we’ll stick cuttings in, yes, it’s much easier to go to the store, buy branches like this, this seems to me to be the most vulnerable to if there is a lack of water in

thank you rosemary.co. we have a look at the streets that were flooded with people and local businesses. >> and the softball team at stanford getting ready for a really big game this week. we' tell you smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or ha

rosemarie. another harrowing incident involving turbulence and airplanes. i mean, it turbinates itself is not a rare occurrence for anybody who's done any amount of flux hi, but the fact that to incidents like this have now resulted in injuries. and as you say, one fatality in the space of a week is incredibly rare in this instance though the flight from doha to the irish capital, dublin didn't need to be diverted. on like that. singapore airlines flight, which diverted to to bangkok in the case of qr 17, it was 12 people were injured, eight people have been hospitalized as a result of it. and when the flight landed, it was met by emergency services susan police. qatar airways have said that they're conducting an investigation into exactly what happened. but i want you to take a listen to what some of the passengers who are on the flight had to say we had we had our seat belts on just from watching the episode that happened last week was just it was there in your mind? it was so scary at the time? just don't know as they say, are not, like what the staff we

netanyahu, since more or less november, rosemary is deliberately seeking a confrontation with the westause he thinks that's good for him politically in terms of maintaining his coalition it's not exactly sparked smart statesmanship, but politically he thinks it's beneficial so where do negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release deal stand right now? and what happens to those hostages if the idf does go ahead with this planned in version of rafah tragically and i know it's hot, it's a horrible thing to even suggest on your show. >> nowhere. >> i cannot see negotiations proceedings, certainly not in a positive way. >> given an israeli offensive and laugh, even if it's less than a full invasion then there's the question of duration, even if the invasion or operation is limited in scope, it could still go on for a few weeks in which case i don't see any negotiations. and this goes to the something else how the two sides defined victory, israel defines victory as eradicating hamas hamas defines a win or victory by merely standing on their feet and waving flag. even eight, waving a fla

>> hi, rosemary, look, the un in israel often agree on very little. they are often publicly at odds with one another, but they agree here on the scale of the exodus 300,000 people have left rafah in the last week or so where they disagree is on the safety of where they're actually going ahead of unrwa and the united nations relief and works agency said that the idea of safe zones in his words is false and misleading because no place is safe in gaza israel is sending people to an area along the coast. it's calling a humanitarian zone. the area is called al mawasi. people are pitching tense there, but there's very little in the way of infrastructure to support that volume of people. there is also variable aid getting into southern gaza at this point, there had been some disagreements on precisely how many trucks it's have gotten through, but no one is claiming that it is a lot in fact, unrwa, the world food programme say that they are at risk of running out of food. very soon. if more isn't allowed in the streets of rafah are also looking increasingly b

rosemary. you know right now we have a very good start to the morning commute. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very nice. and we're expecting a light commute right now on the peninsula. the same thing goes. we don't have anything going on the peninsula or in the east bay. not even highway four has a slowdown westbound. there is some construction work, however. eastbound highway four, as you drive over toward the willow pass grade from concord. so watch for a slowdown there. 401 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. a family in the east bay is asking for help to find their missing loved one. >> as ktvu is alice wertz reports, the 25 year old man has been missing for several weeks. >> daniel chow and his cousin kyle ma are worried about daniel's brother, who's been missing since april 23rd. 25 year-old dennis chow suffers from schizophrenia. he first went missing april 13th, but his family found him day after we drove him to the e.r. her

rosemary. >> yes, very important to write. pam. when you're when you've got a little one. very, very busy and tired. good morning to all of you. maybe waking up a little bit tired. we have a fabulous forecast coming your way. temperatures do begin to cool today. we are looking at partly cloudy skies there over the bridge this morning. parts of san francisco, san francisco, a warm one yesterday. but take a look at the change already outside our doors. in many areas . santa rosa down by 17 degrees. petaluma. you're down by 20. so you are noticing outside this morning. down by hayward ten in hayward. i know i felt that a little bit of cooler air moving through the house this morning as the windows were open needed it right. 55 degrees in san francisco right now, upper 50s to start your morning in walnut creek. so we do have that localized sea breeze returning. that means along the coast, inside the bay. we are going to feel the changes today. our inland east bay, however too far away to receive th

garcia. >> rosemary.hank you. 754 here, secretary of state anthony blinken makes an overnight trip to ukraine. the reasons for his surprise visit. then the city of san jose, paying tribute to its vietnamese community. the special monument meant to serve as a nod to the past, present and future. what happened in san jose when it comes to life golden 1 credit union sees, you're crushing it. you nailed that audition. you perfected that plate. your team's inspired. whether behind the scenes or center stage, you've never chosen the easy path. instead, you make your own. golden 1 checking works for you with every day simple checking. so you can keep shining, no matter what scene of life you're in. golden 1 checking, life is a journey best celebrated together. is honoring its vietnamese community with a new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. that garden was built 13 years ago, honoring the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saig

rosemary. yeah you know what we do have a commute that's settled down a little bit. let's go to the east shore freeway and show you the time to drive, let's say from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze is 32 minutes. seems a little windy out there from the camera bouncing up and down the bay bridge toll plaza. delay is about typical for this time. and if you're driving across other bay area bridges like the san mateo bridge, those bridges are normally congested, but nothing major. blocking lanes at the moment. 701 let's get back to the headlines and happening today. >> berkeley superintendent of schools is part of a congressional hearing on anti-semitism. the district has been accused of doing a poor job of handling cases of bullying and harassment of jewish students. ever since the hamas attack on israel. >> now, ktvu is james torres is in berkeley now to tell us what to expect this morning on capitol hill. good morning james. >> dave. good morning to you. well, that hearing set to star

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rosemary oroczo is tracking the weather.>> yes, knocking on weekends door andre garcia folks want to know what is going on for the weekend. we are going to cool things down. we're actually seeing it already in some areas this morning. a live look there over san francisco started out with the low clouds moving into the bay, and now it looks like just about a haze. so those clouds joined and met by the drier air, and it is pretty much evaporated. and we're going to go with fog along the coastline for today. but most of us will be mostly sunny, that low cloud cover, in addition to a weak onshore breeze helping to drive temperatures down this morning down by 11 degrees. petaluma down by 16 in santa rosa, down by four. hayward, livermore. you're down by a degree or so. so our inner east bay, one of the areas that will remain very warm to hot today. livermore. you're looking at 90 degrees, 16 degrees above average. san francisco you're above average at 73. but yesterday, san francisco 80. concord going to 80 for today. mid 80s exp

we'll ask rosemary.nings on two are here on ktvu. >> i'm frank miller and i'm james torres. 830 this morning. let's bring in rosemary. talk a little bit about what we should expect today. yes. >> good morning. happy sunday. more sunshine already out the gate this morning. yes. and with that our temperatures are running just a little bit cooler . but we do expect to rebound and be a bit above those afternoon highs from yesterday into your sunday and across the bay area. you can see we do have a little bit of fog out there along the coastline just inside the bay. partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny for areas over concord, oakland, san francisco. enjoying a mix of sun and clouds at this time where we do have bay to breakers underway, low 50s out there at this time. upper 50s expected by about 11:00 with the mix of sun and clouds closer to ocean beach. meanwhile, for the rest of us, temperatures will range in the 60s and 70s from our coast to our bayside communities, 70s and to about 80 degrees for our warmer

reduces the carcinogenicity of all products, so beer with rosemary, let’s show rosemary what this herbbeat rosemary beer, the best marinade, or just beer, okay? this is all about food, it’s time for us to talk about medicine. the solemn ceremony - the inauguration of the russian president. federations vladimir putin. live stream. tomorrow 12:00 moscow time. well, friends, immunity is the shield and sword of our body. but today we will talk about when self-defense, and this is self-defense, becomes an attack. absolutely right, the time has come for polynoses, pollen, let's see how everything is blooming and growing here, and there is nothing to do here, everything is worsening. i propose to finish all this and send the guest to us, andrey petrovich, let’s go, that means we started right away from the end and said that for all allergy sufferers the winter should pass allergy-specific therapy, before starting , this is the introduction of an allergen in microdoses so that the body... and i want to show how the allergy that you encounter develops, this is what happens inside the body, andr

thank you rosemary. well, happening today, the big carnival parade is set to get underway in the city as day two of san francisco's annual carnival celebration kicks off this morning. the event highlights the diversity within the city's latin community and takes over several blocks in the mission district. that's where we find ktvu. betty yu this morning, and i love this festival. betty, it's always so vibrant and diverse and really fun for the folks who go and lots of color. >> and claudine, we can already hear the roar and rumble from a couple of low riders beginning along this parade route. this is where it all begins. 24th and bryant, here in the city's mission district at 930. that's when the grand parade will begin later today. now, carnival is one of the city's main stay celebrations. the largest multicultural festival here on the west coast. and it all began 46 years ago with about 100 people. and now organizers say we're expecting about half a million over this two day weekend. now, this festiva

rosemary. more on the lights and our beautiful weather as well. >> yes. i'm so envious. you got to see it between 11 p.m. 2 a.m. the best time for the bay area. we are waking up with a little bit of cloud cover. we might have a little bit more cloud cover for tonight. so if you are planning on, you know, taking a peek or trying to see those lights, make sure that you go inland giving you a live look here over san francisco where we've got the clouds back as forecast along the coast and now inside the bay. my drive into oakland, i can see the clouds overhead 55 degrees right now in oakland, 53 for san francisco. still holding on to some heat inland. east bay 64 for you, brentwood, but but we are cooling things down as we get into the afternoon today. mid 60s expected along the coastline to about 90 degrees inland. that's going to be for some of our warmer spots. we are going to drop temperatures by a few degrees as we get into mother's day sunday. a better look at the current conditions and what

yet, of course, rosemary, we'll be watching very closely as well.ou of course said, dave mackenzie joining us live from johannesburg we'll turn people are dead and at least 160 missing after a suspected boko haram raid on a village in nigeria. a local official tells cnn around 300 gunmen arrived in kuchi village around five, 30 friday afternoon and left at 4:00 a.m. on saturday. during that time, they made fires for warmth, cooked food, and made tea. amnesty international is condemning nigerian authorities for what it calls an utter failure to protect lives. the area has faced recurring kidnappings for ransom in recent years time for a short break when we come back coping with the pressures of society by dropping out school finances, crowds, all contributing factors how researchers are battling the phenomenon we're trying to save the planet was nuggets because we need the planet and we also need nuggets impossible we're saving the meat problem with more. >> you will never smell better everywhere, like you will with looming. it's so easy to use just

let's go back to ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary.t's going to be like a taste of summer out there, greg. >> so yes, we are gearing up for this, even for folks that have to be outdoors. maybe you work outdoors. consider it because the heat is going to be on especially inland. mid to upper 80s will be a possibility. giving you a look here over san francisco where we do have a beautiful one, golden gate bridge there. another cool start to the day. not quite as cold as yesterday, but still chilly enough at this hour. temperatures are rebounding and feeling pretty good for most of the region that northwest flow. there you see, those arrows coming from this direction will remain in place for the next day or so, and then it begins to shift northeast. and i'll show you that here and that northeast wind is what really helps to drive our temperatures up. right now, we have this ridge right in here. the high pressure still back. well off our coastline. and we're also watching this system here that is going to be sinking in a little bit farther

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back to you. >> thank you rosemary.ny say that while bay area rents are for the most part on the rise, rents falling in parts of the east bay, median rent in contra costa and alameda counties dropped 1% is now just under $2,400 a month. the decline is driven largely by prices in oakland, according to apartment list, the average price of rent in oakland fell 10% from last year. housing experts say that vacancy rates and new apartments are fueling the price drops in oakland, the newest list of most popular baby names is out, a look at which names top the list and which names are appearing for the first time. claudia cowan explains artificial intelligence is now being used in factories and warehouses to help protect people who work around forklifts, conveyor belts and other heavy machinery. >> we checked out the system being used at gerlinger steel outside sacramento. software made by san francisco based comp science processes. video recorded on the company's existing security cameras and then highlights potential dangers.

back to you. >> okay rosemary. thank you.ell a 12 year old from florida is the new scripps national spelling bee champion. and it came down to a final 92nd spell off between the last two contestants. >> ramona. >> ramona, you are aposiopesis aposiopesis. >> abseil. >> abseil. >> pathology. >> okay, i'm sorry, but that's just crazy spelling that so fast i can't even listen that quickly. right? to like what the word is bruat so much spelled 29 words correctly in that final spell off the runner up spelled correctly, spelled correctly spelled 20 words along with the championship trophy. >> so is taking home a $50,000 prize. congratulations. that's incredible. especially the time situation. >> right? all right. in our ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine a different sort of spelling bee and here's what it came up with. the winner of this competition is the only one to successfully spell buzz with the requisite 16 zs. everybody knows that this guy has exactly 16. look at the big micro e. yeah ll my d

rosemary. thank you. we have more news headed your way. but first we want to give you a live look at those traffic conditions. here's a look at san mateo bridge where you can see things starting to pick up as people start to make ♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor.

. >> i'm rosemarie church. you are looking at live pictures from jerusalem right now where israel's official state ceremonies for holocaust remembrance day is happening. and at this time, there is a siren going for two minutes. you can hear it there to remember those who lost their lives during the holocaust now, after the siren, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other top government officials will lay a wreath in the whole of remembrance. >> let's just listening holocaust remembrance day. >> and we have been listening to that siren. want to bring in cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, who joins us live from london. so nick talked to us about this difference of this holocaust remembrance day, particularly at this time in the midst of war and we heard sentiments from the prime minister speaking last night at yad vashem, the holocaust memorial, sayyed in jerusalem and speaking specifically to that point talking about the 6 million jewish people but the nazis killed that was one-third

rest of the week. >> rosemary.warm up will continue as we get into tuesday. heather. alex, good afternoon to all of you. we are looking at pretty blue sky over the golden gate bridge. a little bit of a breeze out there. temperatures warmer compared to yesterday as expected, and that northwest flow helping to keep the fog away. at least for now. we do expect to have just patches of fog along the coastline and inside the bay during the late night hours, early morning hours, and that's going to be about it right now. fairfield calm conditions a northwest breeze in oakland at 14mph. napa reporting a southerly breeze at 16. temperature wise, we are up by a few degrees over most areas, even by seven degrees for you. novato, the inner east bay by a few degrees. concord and livermore. so where do we stand at this hour? a warm 80 degrees right now for you. concord, as well as brentwood getting closer to the bay. we have 65 in oakland, low 60s in the city of san francisco in mid 50s at half moon bay. so we're in that type of

let's check in with rosemary.d probably welcome that rosemary come the weekend. how are we looking? >> you're right frank, and yes, more of the same expected. just a subtle changes coming our way for the weekend. a beautiful view there with the overcast sky of the golden gate bridge. we started out with the low clouds, the patchy drizzle, some of our hills even picked up, you know, several one hundredths of an inch or so. i think close to our east bay hills. almost a 10th of an inch reported for some stormtracker two here. the ridge of high pressure parked way off our coastline, and we're watching these disturbances just kind of drop in, creating a bit of a trough to the north of us. futurecast model does a little bit better of showing you what i'm talking about. if you can see right in here, kind of that dip in the pattern there, the ridge here, we've got that high parked off the pacific and the clockwise motion around it kind of showing you just how far out it is from us tomorrow. more of the same. this here, th

want to bring back rosemary?ed a little chilly for me in san francisco, but that's not going to be the case later on this week. >> no, heather, our temperatures are going to soar. in fact, we will be in the 80s eventually. at least our inland cities. i have a look at that in the extended forecast coming up here in just a moment, giving you a live look outside our doors again, taking a peek there. san francisco yes, a chill in the air this morning. many areas in the upper 30s to upper 40s due to all that cold air and that was brought on by this storm that also provided us with a good amount of rain for may. san francisco, oakland coming in just below an inch. meanwhile, ben loman in the santa cruz mountains an inch 67/100. we had a snow in the sierra with more than two feet reported by the uc berkeley snow lab. storm tracker two there. we've got a few clouds hanging overhead for today. we are on the southern edge of a system that is moving through the pacific northwest. so all the action going on here and the syst

i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> rosemary, thank you. the white house today announced steps to modernize the country's aging electrical infrastructure. the new initiative between the feds and 21 states, including ours, aims to make faster fixes and improvements to the nation's power grid. it includes increasing the amount of energy from wind and solar and installing modern high voltage transmission lines. the biden administration says the initiative will help reduce power outages during extreme weather and lower energy costs, while tackling the climate crisis. >> money set aside in the state budget to fix a dangerous bay area train crossing has now been withdrawn because of the state's budget deficit. now, some lawmakers are pleading with governor newsom to give that money back. they say it's needed to keep drivers and pedestrians on the peninsula safe. ktvu is amanda quintana shows us just how dangerous some of those train crossings can be. >> it's easy to see why this train crossing at broadway in burlingame is the most dangerous in th

rosemary. thank you. the bay area's new wnba team has announced who will be putting together the roster before the team makes its debut on the court next year. nianhan was introduced as the team's general manager today. owner joe lacob says it was a rigorous process to get this, to get to this point. with ten interviews, nianhan has a long history with women's basketball. she played at american university, spent five years as the assistant director of team usa basketball's women's team, and most recently was the assistant gm for the new york liberty. she was asked how her experience has prepared her for this new role. at the end of the day, where we landed is we want to work with good people and the talent will come. some are already talented on the court, and i think another thing, in addition to their talent is like who they are. and so building the culture is people first, heinen says. the warriors resources and winning culture is what attracted her to the position. the excitement is already building i

rosemary. yes it's going to be very pleasant out there. >> gasia andre i know you like it a little bit. cool. andre. that's exactly what is coming our way for the weekend. the morning clouds, a little bit of drizzle, followed by nice afternoon with a little bit of an afternoon sea breeze. here's a look over the bay where we still have a little bit of cloud cover out there hugging the coastline. this is what we will see pretty much day after day we will break away to partly cloudy conditions, but for the time being we're looking at mostly cloudy skies there and the onshore breeze keeping things really cool. in addition to all that drizzle we had this morning , coming in closer and taking a look at what is going on right here. temperatures are a little bit cooler today compared to yesterday down by two in nevada. livermore you are down by four tomorrow, perhaps even a little bit cooler. and then a subtle rebound on sunday. all in all, only subtle changes coming our way. 62 degrees. right now in s

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joseph kennedy was horrified; he told the family only half the truth, that rosemary had become worsen her. i had to be admitted to the clinic. for 20 years he kept it a secret that his daughters had a labotomy. while she was hidden from america, this is what happened. bend your fingers. 1944, the end of world war ii, the eldest of joe kennedy's sons, the youngest, dies during a secret mission. in the skies over england. the plane exploded, turning into steam. my uncle's body was never found. 1963. elder, father of the current presidential candidate. i thank you all and now we go to chicago and let's win there. then bobby, as his family called him in america, as his son now participated in the presidential race, according to many forecasts he was supposed to win it. did senator kennedy shoot? my father , a week before he was killed, said that the first thing he would do was remove the cleaners and convert. siru into what it is must be in an intelligence gathering organization . he conducted his investigation and believes that sirhan sirhan, who was accused of murdering his father, is

heather. >> okay, rosemary. thank you. knew at 730 tonight we have an update on the growing peregrine falcon chicks right there on top of uc berkeley's campanile. the chicks have started to explore the world right outside the nest. the university posted this video to x of some of the chicks poking around and getting a feel for the area outside their home. they're growing so fast, so quickly you can actually start to see their baby fur starting to shed. university officials add that the campanile has some blind spots that their cameras won't be able to see at all times, but they're volunteer camera operators work diligently to keep a close eye on the chicks. a pro-palestine encampment being removed from the university of san francisco. and protesters say they're frustrated. a youth leadership program in san francisco highlighting the work of its students over the last year. we'll take a look at the green ager program and the projects they took charge of. there when a new mural unveiled in the san francisco fire department .

rosemary, carlson at 47th.richmond. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. right now. it is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. we've been looking at that. we've been looking at bay area bridges, including the richmond bridge, the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. all those look pretty ordinary for this time. we'll check in with the south bay coming up in just a bit. but now at 631, let's get right back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. the san francisco school board called a special meeting to hear the results of a state audit on the budget crisis. >> it came just days after the school district found out that california education officials now has veto power over some of the school district's financial decisions. ktvu is ali rasmus in our newsroom. now to explain the district's budget problems and what has to be done to fix them. good morning ali. >> good morning dave and pam. well, school board members and state education officials agree that a hiring freeze, steep budget cuts and likel

first, the meat has to be marinated in rosemary, time and garlic. i'm going to roll the beef to keep the safe of the beast so that it doesn't spring and it doesn't go slowly on one side. the meat is seared for 10 minutes on each side and then roast it at $125.00 degrees celsius for another 45 minutes. perhaps the most british part of the sunday roast is actually the yorkshire pudding. everybody has a different recipe and less of the same amount of a meal. same model for x and same over of plane level. and this makes it in but how does the yorkshire pudding get its shape? the trick is lots of hot grease and the baking dish that pops up. the battery that goes for 20 minutes of undetermined yorkshire putting is rather heavy. that used to be a way of avoiding too much expensive need on the table. what does it taste like a little bit starchy a bit away and if you get it, just write the tacit level of price based on that. there's like a 5 bread doesn't taste like anything specifically. almost like a 1st be savory pancakes. but they get along with cabbage

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we'll check in with rosemary oroczo in a little bit for an update.sing costs of goods are hurting more than just the average shopper. it's also hurting some of the big brands we shop with. according to a report from the wall street journal, restaurants, clothing stores, and even grocery stores are feeling the pinch. this includes stores like mcdonald's, route 21, red lobster and more. the report says this is because people are no longer willing to pay extra for an item that was much cheaper before the pandemic , and i would say that would be certainly true. that would be me . yeah, it's certainly true. i mean, it's just way things are just getting out of control. what's this with less money? >> like what's a switch you've made or what are you no longer can i share mine because it's so i'll tell you mine. >> i cook at home. all yours. i cook at home all the time. >> now. you cook at home all the time. all the time now. i applaud that, i really do, i really do, right? i'm buying less bacon because it's super expensive now at the beginning of the pandem

>>rosemary descente has lived in san francisco. tele neighborhood for decades. >>we have a main thoroughfare. and a lot of small streets that feed into it with a lot of weird, directional 5 way streets and that kind of stuff. >>to walk when she can. and is acutely aware of her surroundings. lately with more robot tax passing >>by it just just noticed a lot of karl. you know, driverless cars getting stuck. >>culbertson, who was visiting quite tower nearby, recorded and posted on x this video of a waymo getting stuck at the turnaround on greenwich street declined to be interviewed on camera. residents know that tight turn at the dead end can present some >>issues. this turnaround is hard for everybody. because they don't know that it's a turnaround. >>is a professor of engineering at san jose. state. >>using them. and and that's why hit a lot more problems because you discover a new new scenarios that never thought about it. >>believes each hiccup is a chance for waymo, to improve its product. and acknowledge imperfections along the way. >>the company should be up

back to you, rosemary. >> thank you.nal full weekend of the winter and spring summer season? the resort season wraps up on memorial day. slopes will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the afternoon. that is, weather permitting. >> opening is pausing a chat gpt voice that users say sounds like actress scarlett johansson. opening is a voice nicknamed sky was done by a different voice actress, but johansson released a statement saying the company tried to hire her last year, but she declined. she says she is shocked and angered that the company would then pursue a voice that sounds eerily similar to hers. well now johansson has hired lawyers. openai ceo releasing a statement to the associated press saying the voice of sky is not johansson's, but out of respect to the actress, the company will pause the sky voice feature an emerging trend among young professionals. >> it's called quiet vacationing . the reason so many are leaving paid time off on the table in what they're calling, amid what they're calling mounting pressures.

rosemary. thank you for that.g up, a historic hotel forced to temporarily shut down the impact it's having on some visitors plans during what is typically the kickoff of the summer travel months coming your way closing its doors just as the summer travel season gets underway. hotel de anza says it's doing this because of maintenance issues. lamonica peters talked with people who had to find other accommodations. closing down hotel de anza is obviously a necessity to keep visitors safe, but we encourage all visitors to still come out to san jose. >> hotel de anza posted a notice on its website notifying customers about unexpected maintenance, causing them to suspend normal operations until june 16th. hotel management released a statement saying, in part, the safety and well-being of our guests and colleagues is always a top priority. we continue to extend care to all colleagues and guests, and the hotel is continuing to waive cancellation fees at this time. just outside hotel de anza, an internship group told us th

back to you. >> all right, rosemary, thank you.headed your way this afternoon on the four. but up next, right now, i should say you don't even have to wait. we'll check on the roads around the bay area. and here is a look at conditions on the san mateo bridge. you can see it's pretty stacked up as you head eastbound across the span this afternoon. >> it certainly is. okay. also coming up in just a few minutes at 5:00, cracking down on muni riders who aren't paying their fair share. how san francisco's transit agency plans to address the growing problem of fare evasion. also coming up at five. >> why is this station so crowded in the middle of the day? well, same gas , less price. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of mo

all right, rosemary, thank you. sure.s in the world of barbecue happening this weekend in memphis. 129 teams from 22 states and four other countries are competing in the 46th world championship. barbecue cooking contest. there's more than $150,000 in prize money competitions are set up in categories. there's ribs, shoulder and whole hog. also, this weekend is smoke slam. the world's ultimate barbecue competition. this is the first year of that festival, which is wrapping up tonight. and in texas, hundreds of people, all with the same first name, got together this weekend to try to break a world record 706 men and women, all named kyle, came together in the city of kyle, texas, just south of austin. but they fell short of breaking the current guinness world record, set in 2017, when more than 2300 people named ivan gathered in bosnia. the group of kyle's also met last year but fell short then two the kyle's who gathered today said they hoped to do better next time. >> we're all saying we're going to contact at least two ky

coming up, rosemary. >> thank you.rican academy of pediatrics is releasing new guidelines on breastfeeding. the changes being made that will affect mothers who have hiv. ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ his former girlfriend. the video went viral. friday appears to show the rapper kicking, hitting and dragging his then then girlfriend at a los angeles hotel. in 2016, combs posted a video statement on instagram yesterday apologizing for his actions. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. disgusted i was disgusted then when i did it, i'm disgusted now. >> combs apology comes after the l.a. district attorney's office determined combs cannot be prosecuted for the 2016 assault. the statute of limitations had passed. >> well, today, a win in a uk court for wikileaks founder julian assange, who is fighting extradition to the us. as g

rosemary. here's something you don't hear every day tsa agents got a slithery surprise after two snakes were found stuffed in a bag inside a passenger pants. it happened in miami last week. tsa agents say the passenger had two small snakes inside a camouflage bag inside their pants. customs and border protection were called for help. we still don't know if the snakes were pets or the person was trying to smuggle them through the airport. the tsa did not say if the unidentified passenger was arrested. we want some viewer reaction. this morning. we're asking, what's the most annoying thing people bring on flights? your option? pets, stinky food or oversize carry ons? you can scan that qr code at the top right of your screen, or go to ktvu.com/vote. >> snakes is not on that list? no? well, pets that's pet. >> okay, i get the snakes as pets. i was thinking about stinky foods. >> pretty foods. have you ever been on a flight where someone like, unwraps a warm tuna sandwich or something quite regularl

very harmful, here are some herbs, but for health, they can kill any smell, there is grain, uh, rosemaryelderly, their ability to digest meat is impaired, this is for them. it’s hard, yes, unfortunately, nature cares not only for us to come, but for us to leave, so we always have something sad wisdom, sad wisdom, our teeth are taken away, but now dental practice is like this successful, that they can put teeth, then they take away our enzymes, we cannot digest meat, very often older people say, i feel so heavy after eating meat, i don’t eat it anymore, it’s extremely difficult for me, this is also due to the fact that without consuming animal protein, a person cannot restore his muscle mass, and where there is no muscle mass, the bones are also weak, because the bones also have an organic matrix, and the person becomes physically weaker , he is less able to hold his skeleton into his body, when he falls, these bones break because they become fragile, and this is another way of us, as they say, to be removed from the stage, so when a person’s system is disrupted. the cooking will weaken,

rosemary.an orange jumpsuit to the louisville greens, what scottie scheffler says happened between him and a police officer that landed the world's number one golfer behind bars this morning, just hours before he teed it up at the pga beating his former girlfriend cassie ventura at a hotel in la back in 2016. these are still images that was posted on tmz's website, taken from the graphic video, which first aired on cnn. the rapper, wearing just a towel at the time, appears to chase ventura and then kick, punch and throw things at her, including a flower vase. the incident was detailed in a now settled lawsuit that ventura filed against diddy back in november. last month, federal agents raided his homes in la and miami in a sex trafficking investigation. >> it has been a whirlwind of a day for the world's number one golfer. scottie scheffler returned to the green in the pga championship today, just hours after getting arrested. fox's connor hansen shows us what happened and what's next for schef