mark sayers shows us now levi stadium is now a nine hole golf course.hen you tee off at most golf courses, the 50 yard line seven floors down is not the usual target. but when you are teeing off from high in the stands at levi stadium, trying to hit one of the pins in the middle of the field far below is not easy. wow i'm really up here , high says he's really more of a 49ers fan than a golfer, but says the challenge is certainly unique to take into account. you know how far it is to the whole and you know, just because you're up here. you know how hard you need to swing to get it there. reyes and his friends. there's some good natured ribbing. but his love of the 49ers is also part of the appeal . i love being in the stadium and i like the fact that we can be here. no one else is here and hit golf balls on the field. so that is the allure event is called upper deck golf. the organization travels to pro sports stadiums around the nation to bring a twist to the golf experience. it's just so unique how high you are you. i mean, you literally will hit the

gate reviews, mark sayer explains here at the second harvest food bank distribution center in north sans helping about 460,000 people each month in both san mateo and santa clara counties is being packed up for delivery . chicken meat, milk, eggs, potatoes, rice beans, rodriguez says the one box of food she gets from her local food bank each week helps to feed her family of six. beneficial familiar. it helps our family because right now the prices of food or really high food being packed here will make its way to some 900 distribution points run by both the second harvest and also its partners throughout san mateo and santa clara counties. so this allows us to know that we're going to have some kind os of layoffs. current demand is only slightly lower than during the pandemic high. this at a time when pandemic related federal and state fundingthis og up in short, more help is needed, frankly again because he's nonprofits were doing such a good job. we just didn't see as much of a need for the role of government to play in in making sure that food was available. santa clara county has no

we saw mark sayer showing us that super bloom earlier.s the payoff for all that rain that we saw this year. absolutely christian. yeah that's a good point. everything seems to be an extremes, right? extreme rainfall, extreme snowfall, and that's a good assumption that would have an extreme super bloom. so it's a beautiful to see all those images out there that were, in fact, over the next several weeks that will be happening with that. super bloom. still a big big visual here in northern california, in fact, across the entire state, lots of sunshine today we're gonna hold on to this pattern into what your weekend was a minor changes headed our way. the fact that we take a look at this saturday forecast we will bring in some cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. skies becoming mostly sunny and then stick with that familiar theme. cool coast warm temperatures inland, and then the winds still a factor. breezy conditions around 15 to 25 miles an hour. here's the satellite where we have clear skies up and down our coastline. there is a sto

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of course, we have to understand that the ukranian armed forces have occupied a defensive position sayer, especially when we're talking about the fee. of course, they created a fortress well prior to russia's invasion less here. so it is very difficult for russia because defense in this case is easier than taking of the of gov. also, given the fact that russia has suffered some setbacks and had to recalibrate its entire approach. we also have to bear in mind that russia had mobilize and these new recruits are probably not as good as the man power that the russians have lost . so there are all sorts of factors that need to be taken into account when assessing the situation. and obviously we know that the ukrainians happened pouring a lot of resources and manpower to defend buttoned and the situation is not decided as of yet. so we're seeing conflicting reports. we're seeing wagner planting the flag very close to the bottom, obsidian administration, and attacking the ukrainian flanks like iran chrome over. so it's still not decided and it remains to be seen now whether the ukrainian side c

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news report is examining the progress of california's goals to protect communities from climate change , the report released today, shows of california's pledged efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change. at least half of them are underway or nearing completion. 25% of unfunded . last year, the state directed $42 million to help regions transition irrigated lands to meet groundwater sustainability goals. area tech industry is mourning the death of a well known executive bob lee, the founder of the cash app was stabbed to death in san francisco. ktvu is brooks jarocz has more on the search for who's responsible and also on how people are remembering the tech pioneer. it was just after 2 30 in the morning tuesday, san francisco paramedics and police found a man stabbed several times in the city's recon hill neighborhood, so i could just see this road blocked off with with several cop cars and a few other cars down there. this is just beyond comprehension. main street is now a place of mourning and mystery. no arrests . no word of any suspects. vict

mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. he took office, promising change and reform of the criminal justice system. now legal questions around a controversial push by alameda county's new district attorney to disqualify a judge from hearing criminal cases. plus china is responding after a historic meeting between leaders from taiwan and the us coming up the new threat stay on campus teaching law this week. his course focuses on fiscal legal and political struggles of policy making. it also explores potential solutions for big problems. american cities face including homelessness, violent crime and climate change. the course is called how cities can save the world. pamela price, alameda county's recently elected d. a says she's filing a motion to block a superior court judge from hearing any cases coming from her office. move comes after that judge rejected a controversial plea deal brokered by price ktvu jesse gary has the story. district attorney pam price came into office promising change and reform of the criminal justic

eliminated this food distribution, it would totally impact my family reporting from san jose mark sayer two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, the legal battles over the wood street homeless encampment in oakland are over and eviction day is finally here . what's now planned for the site after a massive cleanup. sounded like an explosion. um i'm pretty sure my guess is it was some kind of molotov somebody somebody had. thrown it and it exploded. flames shoot from a dozen busses in san francisco. was this an accident or something worse? and for the first time in nba history, the warriors will be playing their northern california neighbors in the playoffs are joe fonzi has more on the matchup against the sacramento kings, a little later in sports. that 1/5 victim has died from today's bank shooting in louisville, kentucky. investigators say the shooter connor sturgeon, opened fire at his workplace and live streamed the attack. he was killed by police. responding to that shooting, five year old girl was shot and killed in a freeway shooting on saturday night she was riding in a car with

yeah, pretty good if not already all of the nay sayers that have had over the last 15 months. i've said the same thing here, there that different size have different agendas and time frames who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guest in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross stuck with ah, the only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking. that is that nations because of allowed to do anything, all the mos to races. and then you have the mind, a nation, so all the slaves, americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. i turning those russians into this danger is go, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a country strategy. so some of it on your own, i not leashed off to exhibit in tablet block. nato said it's out. we move east and the reason us, hey jim,

there is a new call now for additional help, ktvu mark sayer explains.ond harvest food bank distribution center in north san jose food that is helping about 460,000 people each month in both san mateo and santa clara counties is being packed up for delivery. chicken meat, milk eggs. potatoes rice beans, cita rodriguez says the one box of food she gets from her local food bank each week helps to feed her family of six beneficial. helps our family because right now the prices of food are really high food being packed here will make its way to some 900 distribution points run by both the second harvest and also its partners throughout san mateo and santa clara counties. and so this allows us to know that we're going to have some kind of food to provide our family with food prices up and recent rounds of layoffs, current demand is only slightly lower than during the pandemic. hi this at a time when pandemic related federal and state funding for programs like this one is drying up in short, more help is needed, frankly again because he's nonprofits were doing

ktvu s mark sayer has the story.fficial sierra snowpack measurements are taken at philips station along highway 50 , south of lake tahoe near echo summit and when the readings were taken, and the numbers were in 26 more than 10.5 ft of snow at this location the last time that amount of snow was measured across the sierra was 1952 when harry truman was president. in a news conference, state water officials say the amount of snow pack is unprecedented and has made a huge impact on the drought. so christmas 2022 just to remind you heading into year four of a drought and just about done with the first quarter of the water year. and things were looking pretty grim boy. things changed in the second quarter, and we see that footprint lot of those storms really running that track between san francisco bay and san diego. graphic tells the story. on a statewide basis, you can see 1952 on the left with more recent record set in 1969 and 1983 also easily being surpassed this year. and the high snowpack has already resulted in go

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news, mark. thank you. let's turn now to our bay area weather and a chance for some rain. let's bring in meteorologist roberta gonzalez. roberta real cold start to the morning today. very cool. old in fact, it was just about freezing throughout many of our locations, especially in the north bay early this morning. hi everybody lots to talk about. let's get to it. this morning temperatures were down to 33 degrees in sonoma 33. also in pin grove. none of these were record motion as we experienced 48 hours ago in oakland with an overnight low of 42. but meanwhile, when you're checking out these temperatures in clayton, saratoga, fairfax, which side in campbell all at 35 it got to ask yourself. is it okay to get out in the garden? okay? i already did. i did so you can get out there and plant here we go right now. a series of cloud decks out there. you see this right here. these right here straight a cumulus clouds and roughly, they developed below 6000 ft right now at 2700 ft and then above those wispy clouds a

mark sayer is live in san jose tonight with a look at the numbers and what it means for california mark. well greg compared to the historical members the measurement today statewide across the sierra nevada range stands at 237% of normal and that ties a record that was last set in 1952. the official sierra snowpack measurements are taken at philips station along highway 50 , south of lake tahoe near echo summit and when the readings were taken, and the numbers were in 26 more than 10.5 ft of snow at this location, the last time that amount of snow was measured across the sierra was 1952 when harry truman was president. in a news conference, state water officials say the amount of snow pack is unprecedented and has made a huge impact on the drought. so christmas 2022 just to remind you heading into year four of a drought and just about done with the first quarter of the water year. and things were looking pretty grim boy. have things changed in the second quarter, and we see that footprint lot of those storms really running that track between san francisco bay and san diego. graphic tell

katie's mark sayer live now for us in san jose with a look at this regional problem, mark we'll have their cities all around the bay area have been looking at what san jose is doing in terms of arresting and citing the of , and we've learned thatater this week in . but the oakland ordinance will not include spectators. at least three side shows took place in san jose sunday night with tires screeching san jose police say with the help of the air unit, relaying information from above , they flooded the areas in a coordinated police response. resident j c. lives nearby and says the sideshow was very disruptive and my wife was sleeping. um maybe 11 30 was just barking and what? what? what? much of tire tire smoke and just sound look us up in the family and all that just heard a bunch of sirens to in the end san jose police say they arrested three suspects were fleeing or evading police one for a felony warrant. 21 spectators were cited and three vehicles were impounded. oakland spectators were seen actually lighting a fire underneath interstate 80. this sideshow was at sixth and market

ktvu is mark sayer has this story.to miss the big yellow bus as it pulled into the shelter at the santa cruz county fairgrounds, but it didn't take long for the bus called the farmworker equity express to roll out the welcome mat for evacuees from povero and to begin distributing food and supplies. the busses run by a group from half moon bay, the specializes in providing culturally relevant medical and mental health care to the underserved farmworker communities. we are a farmworker community in happen bay. we've been through the same things with the floods and obviously the tragedy of the mass shooting. and our hearts broke seeing what was happening in bihar. oh, it was late on a friday night, march, 10th at the levee broke, forcing more than 2000 residents from their homes . many agricultural fields were flooded, resulting in no work for many in this community, and all of the students from haro middle school were forced to move to a different campus after their school was flooded, stressing because, like you're not

i'm mark sayer. i'll show you what's happening just ahead. and barry weather another round of full sunshine forward today with some minor changes as we head into your weekend forecast, while the update coming up after the break ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more “you.” explore floor and decor today! tell of super bloom of wildflowers. satellite images from max our technology show the beauty caused by all of the recent storms, parks and trails through the bay area in california are expected to attract thousands of people this spring. ktvu is marks air shows us the super bloom in santa clara county. we definitely saw the cream cups, the douglas stitch work. we saw the tomcat clover win reads through this wildflower brochure from santa clara county parks and in about a three hour hike with his family believes he saw a va

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. new vibe.o refining, has been ordered to improve safety at its beneath a refinery and pay a penalty of more than $1 million. the epa says the settlement resolves violations of the clean air act from significant chemical incidents back in 2017 and 2019 . the e p a says it found several areas of non compliance , including failure to immediately report releases of hazardous substances. bolero refining will pay $1.2 million and make changes to improve chemical safety processes. if you were driving on the san mateo bridge this afternoon, you might have seen some high flying maneuvers. genie helicopters were over their transmission towers next to the bridge at about mid span. workers there are replacing equipment. the utility used the helicopters to bring workers and the materials to the site. pg and e. says they want drivers to be aware that this work is expected to last through friday and take a look at this. this is time lapse satellite imagery from the cooperative institute for research in the at

check out these pictures from nature photographer glenn sayers who pointed his camera the bald eaglethat's what he saw. two baby eagles and he didn't see himself, two baby eagles attacking each other. that's how i started out with my sisters. all the eagles are some of the few birds that do not protect their babies from hurting each other. can we just get along? sibling rivalries can really flare up and he had this to say about the amazing images. okay, he didn't say anything. >>> kids in berkeley getting a jumpstart on easter with a neck compass morning and you can see there was quite the turnout, a lot of families trying to snag all the candy they could. >>> speaking of sibling rivalries, there's a petting zoo, arts and craft games and the chance to get the pictures taken with a crouching bunny. >>> this fifth annual san jose day celebration honoring the city and culture of san jose comes on april ♪ >>> tonight, abortion access in jeopardy. the rival rulings by federal judges put the future of a widely used abortion drug in uncertainty. the latest on the legal standoff and politica

when sayers pointed his camera into a bald eagles nest and came out with more than just close-ups oftures, he actually got two baby eagles attacking each other. he says old eagles are some of the few birds that don't protect their babies from hurting one another and sibling rivalries can really flare up. he reflected on the rarity and magnificence of his lucky captures. >> i could see something happen in there and i fire away and hope to get some pictures. ♪ ♪ >> jericka: tonight, vice president kamala harris in nashville meeting with the tennessee three after republicans punished two lawmakers for breaking decorum during a gun reform protest. the political fallout. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ two lawmakers booted from state government, while another representative survives expulsion. >> it might have to do with the color of our skin. ♪ ♪ >> jericka: a terror attack in israel, killing and injuring tourists as tensions escalate in the middle east. ♪ ♪ >> the pentagon announces an investigation into howtigatiw classified ukraine war plans got leaked to the leaked to the internet.

sayer governorship these devices are also followed up in borujerd city, we have come to serve the people of this region with dental treatment services, they pull teeth, the cost of sending new four jihadist groups were sent, which in 11 villages in the form of one hundred jihadists in the field of civil services and dental services for deprived people. this area offers a one-day trip to the mother of jihadists, but it will continue, and we are now improving lake urmia by using the first stage of transferring water from sib mineral dam to lake urmia. the water volume of this lake is 22% compared to last month and its level also 13 cm meters increased, the waves of water and the return of motorboats is a story. it is good. he had not seen lake urmia. there was no water for almost four years, but it was not enough. now people are very well . they should not hurt their hands. they should arrive after the operation of the water transfer system of kani sib. the water level of the dams and good rainfall this year has reached the highest level in the last few years. it is now close to 65 cubic m

yeah, pretty good if not already all of the nay sayers that have had over the last 15 months. i've said the same thing here. there the different size have different agendas and timeframes who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guests in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross stuck with ah ah, in 1834 france invaded algeria, and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the colonists, known as p a. no ours took the best land from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was brutally exploited. these goss mazda, the people of algeria, began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress to rebellion using cruel measures. all villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women,

yeah, pretty good if not already all been nay. sayers that have had over the last 15 months, i've said the same thing here. there that a different size have different agendas and timeframes who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman. that's all the time we have. i want to take my guess in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here. at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross stuck rules ah ah ah. ah. during the 2nd will work in nazi occupied. poland, virginia was a farming region. today is lot of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukranian insurgent army led by stepan. bandera. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massa is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why our ukrainian politicians are still reluctant to talk about these events. how to modern day ukraine and poland view. this tragedy of the past, and why does the memory of aline still

and if not, i all the nay sayers that have had over the last 15 months, i've said the same thing here. there that different size have different agendas and time frames who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman that's all the we have. i want to thank my guests in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross stock. ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] a ah. the 1937 militaristic. japan started a full scale invasion of china. the invading army was rapidly advancing towards the capital of the republic of china, the dying, the city of nagging, leaving behind the burned down villages and thousands of the dead. on december 13th, the japanese occupied non g and staged out real massacre. for 6 weeks, the invaders exterminated the civilian population. they carried out mass execution, rape women, and were engaged in merciless robbery. though ruthless competition of 2 officers of the imperial army, go to the ocoee my guy and to yoshi nota gained particular notoriety. they competed with each other as to who would

could last through the end of may, reporting from santa teresa county park in south san jose, mark sayer, ktvu. fox two news and i believe had that assignment because he's the only one on the staff that does not suffer from allergies. if you suffer from allergies, perhaps it is the oak, the mulberry or the ash tree that is causing problems in your neighborhood because their blossoming and the windows blowing, assuring the pollen all over the place. there is a live look out towards the bay bridge. we can see it. we're not shrouded in clouds. as of yet, today was breezy. it was cold. it was 55 pacifica. overall it was really a good looking day. it was 65 degrees in fairfield. it was warmer than that is sam rafael. true? terror linda in the mill valley. otherwise the warmest occasions morgan hill 71 73 degrees in gilroy right now, temperature span from 50 in novato, also in fairfield to now, 51 degrees throughout the tri valley fifties. six and brentwood and in discovery bay winter been breezy right now. 17 mile per hour wind gusts at sfo throughout the peninsula. we do have wednesday at ni

yeah, pretty good if not already all of the nay sayers that have had over the last 15 months. i've said the same thing here. there. the different size have different agendas and timeframes who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guests in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c, an exam, remember, cross stuck rules ah ah ah, at the end of the 18th century, britain began the illegal opium trade in china. this har, drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body, became a gold mine for business men from the foggy elvia. however, the ruling chinese gin dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal fords. the barley armed and morally drained chinese army, was unable to provide adequate resistance. the ging empire was forced to hand hong kong over to england and opened his sports for tr

yeah, pretty good if not already all of the nay sayers that i've had over the last 15 months. i've said the same thing here. there the different size have different agendas and timeframes who's got the cox and who's got the time or a gentleman that's all the time we have. i want to thank my guests in paris, switzerland, and in washington. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. remember, cross stuck with ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except with such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with the robot must protect its own existence with oh, during the 2nd world when nazi occupied, poland, virginia was a farming region. today is part of ukraine. between 943 and 945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by thousands of poles and bohemia, while u

bloomberg reporting india sayers -- sales reporting $6 billion. not doing much to support stop, outpacing the s&p 500 by some distance. we will have details. ♪ this is ge vernova, helping generate and move the energy that our world needs. ♪ welcome to a new era of energy. ed: let's get to apple. shares of the app ---maker down half of a percent. sales of india reached $6 billion through the 12 month. -- 12 month period in march. we are learning more about this market. india, in terms of sales and the supply chain story. let's look at the breakdown of apple sales. india is not technically broken out. bloomberg reporting it is lumped in with the rest of asia pacific, which is 7% sales of the full year 2022 but it seems like we are going traction market, the high price points have been a difficult one for apple to track -- crack. tim cook is in the country. caroline: it is all about the growing class willing to spend. bloomberg's alex webb calling in. we have so much to go through with apple but the india focus, the fact that they are able to not onl

in sayer mohammadi, after resting in the first round, by defeating wrestlers from india and south korea, he won and won gold in the final match against an uzbek opponent. in 77 kg, amin kavyaninejad became a finalist with a victory against cultural karani from india, china, and kazakhstan. the representative stage of kyrgyzstan is advancing in 1987, nasser alizadeh defeated opponents from japan after taking a break in the first round and reached the finals . alizadeh is fighting to win the gold medal at this stage . uzbekistan advanced to the final match and the representative opponent will face tomorrow in 97 mehdi bali, 60 mehdi mohsennejad, 67 reza abbasi, 72 sajjadei man talab, and in 82 alireza mohammadi , i will face the opponents due to the mid-term or long-term contract of the new head coach of the national team has not been determined yet. and the officials of the football federation want a contract with qalanoui until the end of the world cup since the contract and amir qalanoui signed a contract, still a month has passed since the earthquakes about the extension of the contra

leo sayer 45—year—old man drove along the city's each side boardwalk, hitting several possession —— pedestriansrning the top —— beachside. he was shot and killed by israeli beliefs. in a tweet, the prime minister named the victim is alessandra panini, a lawyer from rome, and set other italian citizens may be among the injured. it happened just hours after two british israeli sisters were shot dead and the mother seriously injured in the occupied west bank. lisa still searching for their attacker about israel's prime minister visiting yesterday said this was the part of the wider conflict in the region —— police are still searching. translation: in these moments ourforces are operating translation: in these moments our forces are operating in the field in hot pursuit of the terrorist. it is only a matter of time, and not much time, that we will hold them accountable, as we did with all the murderers, without exception, in the last months. on thursday night, israel carried out airstrikes in gaza, a message to the militant group hamas, blamed for dozens of rocket attacks in the last months. israel

mark sayer, ktvu. fox two news. thank you.ing golfers thrive city outside chase center in san francisco also hosted spring golf day. kids families, golfers enjoyed a six hole mini golf course golf instructor and a mobile golf simulator. it is one of many free public events that thrive city is hosting this spring. there is evidence that that we found that i can't. talk about because we don't want to jeopardize this case. san francisco's police chief gives an update on the killing of tech exec bob lee what he's saying about the investigation and the concerns from local residents after that deadly stabbing and a live look at rainy oracle park this morning, but it's not dampening the spirits of giants fans. giants are just a few hours away from their home opener, live with what to expect and when that rain should be on the move. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto welcome to mornings on to erasmus. good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us on this. friday morning, april 7th. a lot of plans people have for today

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preppers, people who have been preparing have been ridiculed as paranoid nut cases, extreme doom sayersd's going to end and obvious religious nuts, people with mental illness. but as the media made fun of these people hurricanes wildfires and pandemics upended the lives of millions of americans. in the end it turns out preppers weren't entirely crazy. here's an exclusive first look at our upcoming drummondtary, documentary meet the preppers. >> i am jason charles, a retired fireman who also does emergency preparedness. prepping in the city can be done. i've been doing it for longer than ten years. >> you live on an island with two million people on it, and if you had to bug out, how would you even do that. >> it all depends on what event is unfolding. if it's an earthquake and the bridges and tunnels collapse. even if the tunnels don't collapse i wouldn't take my chances going through the tunnels even after learning the bridges are out. i would absolutely take my chances with my inflatable raft at making my way across the river. that's why i bought it because i live on an island. >> in

it is a strenuous climb but you get a sense of how the water gets from the dam in the sayer nevada foothills -- sierra nevada foothills to the bay area more than one hunter miles away. steve roan is the dam's assistant superintendent. he said he's been through cycles of drought and heavy rain. >> we had heavy drought in 2017 another and 2019. in 2015 we were in the worst route we had been in since 1976. so it is just boom and bust. >> about 90% of easy mud's comes from the reservoir and goes to the dam. the water then comes through aqueducts to be treated. they are a major project to upgrade the plants. >> i geared up in a hard hat to give a look at the construction site for the ean original water treatment plant. it will be the size of a football field. this is a dream the 300 when he $5 million project is expected to be completed in 2027. >> we have 90 miles of pipelines that come from the party down to this water treatment plant. it takes between two and four days for the water to get here. once it is here, it goes through a filtration process similar to a brita filter that you might have

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox.o news fixing all the potholes in the city of oakland, taking some time due to the big winter that we had right here in the bay area, the head of oakland's department of transportation says it's been a rough year for the city streets due to all that rain and a ransomware attack on the city also affected their progress due to residents not being able to report potholes. they see the entire situation just frustrating too many oakland residents i just did $500 on two tires for my daughter. my tire has a slow leak in it. the potholes right there. they filled them after the first storm, and they're like back. today mayor xiang tao announced the city's pothole blitz is underway. the program happens every year when the transportation department focuses its efforts on patching up potholes since the beginning of last month, 2700 panels have been filled with thousands more to go. still to come a battle across the aisle over senator dianne feinstein seat on the senate judiciary committee. so ther

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. the city of oakland says it's ready to patch hundreds of potholes that have popped up in oakland in recent months. we asked viewers to share their photos of some of the worst hot spots and social media here are some of them right now. balin wang shared with us these photos on terrorist street in the piedmont avenue neighborhood where neighbors are saying the potholes are so bad that people are driving on the wrong side of the road to try to avoid them. and east oakland. another user on twitter told us she was the fourth person in one day to have her card toe toed because of a flat tire. all due to that, that big pothole right there on highway 5 80 98th avenue and on bellevue avenue across from lakeside park, amano gonzalez says it's one pothole after another. you can see that picture right there of yet another big pothole in the road. ktvu easily. rasmus has more now on how many people in oakland are saying the repairs can't come soon enough. oakland residents tell us it's a stressful

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i'm mark sayer. ktvu fox two news. it was in the high sixties there today it was 70 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy. the reason we will not experience that again tomorrow. the weather forecast is straight ahead. but first after the break, making trees tougher the research at uc davis to help our trees stand up to the rough down pleasantville, iowa. you can see it kicking up a cloud of dirt there this tornado and e f one with peak winds of 110 mph tornado cut a path 15 miles long and up to 50 yards wide. others spent today getting ready for more severe weather and cleaning up from storms that have already moved through. napolitano has more on the damage. damaging winds. heavy rain and hail threatening millions of americans from texas to new york on thursday. biggest fear is lack of movement in this storm. and constant rain. in houston. crews are bracing for up to six inches of rain by cleaning out storm drains and lowering lakes ahead of possible flooding. water trucks are on standby and first responders are prepared

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news and the devastating flooding wiped out crops along the central coast region area that's considered to be america's salad built. earlier this morning, we were joined by the chief economist for the usda, said meyer. he talked about what it means for the agricultural industry. you can't dismiss the local impact here. this is an absolute tragedy for those farmers who see their acreage flooded who can't produce with their normally used to doing and i think you maybe you will see some impacts on specialty crops within the region by specialty crops. i mean things like strawberries, lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower artichokes. and you know, and maybe continue to see reductions due to lingering flooding. the geography of the areas such that you know, we may continue to see moisture and we've got a record sierra nevada snowpack. also said the salad bowl is home to farms that funnel products or local grocery stores so consumers they can expect to see some changes as a result of the flooding. and back east people are bracing for severe weather. today it comes after

i'm mark sayer ktvu fox tune in two different cities there. mark. appreciate it. thank you.wo teens were shot as hundreds of young people cause chaos on the streets of downtown chicago over the weekend, police say teens were jumping onto vehicles and smashing car windows. 15 people were arrested. police say most of the charges were for reckless conduct. chicago mayor lori lightfoot says the city's police department has assured her officers are making adjustments to make sure this doesn't happen again. majority. the young downtown came downtown because it was a great weather and an opportunity to enjoy the city. that's absolutely entirely report. there are a few that came with different intentions and they have they have and they will be dealt with. chicago's mayor elect brandon johnson, is also reacting, saying that destructive activity is unacceptable. the teens who were shot were taken to the hospital and are expected to recover tonight in kansas city, missouri , in 85 year old white man has been charged with first degree assault in connection to the shooting of a 16 year

officials fear could heavily impact agriculture in the central valley reporting in san jose, i'm mark sayervu fox two news. alright as you're watching that story and looking about stories about the snow and the rain numerologist rosemary oroczo here down to talk a little bit more about more rain in the forecast as well. rosemary oroczo. our pattern has begun to shift in the way of what is going on for the weekend. originally it looked like very warm weather. dry weather the latest models now showing we could see some brain friday, maybe a little bit on saturday, right now, sunday still looks dry giving you a live look here at the golden gate. talk more about that in the extended forecast. let's talk about what is going on outside our doors at this hour as we are, with temperatures below average for this time of year. this after a very cold start, some of our inland cities all l at cooler temperatures ranging from the low to mid fifties for most 51 right now in livermore, 56 in san francisco. below 50 is over a san jose have you hear from up above where we do have mostly sunny conditions, dr

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news record snow bad, causing concerns about flooding in the central valley. people have already been evacuated this season into larry county, where thousands of acres of farmland flooded water managers say if the snow melts too fast, it could overwhelm levees and wipe out even more crops. even as we talk about all the rain and snow that we've received, the california welfare season is looming today, the center ramona valley put fire protection district. shut up a new state of the art drone. the department says the aerial view it provides will help in many ways from fighting fires, defining gas leaks and even investigating traffic accidents . the department's chief says the key is giving first responders better information so they can make better decisions. this will give us a good look and see what the fires doing actively whether it's spotting, um, uh further away, and then we can make decisions on the fire ground and attack those spot fires. the drone has infrared sensing capabilities, making it able to spot people and heat sources. even through smoke. thi

eliminated this food distribution, it would totally impact my family reporting from san jose mark sayeryme disease. now the biotech company says it has two candidates and development to address lyme disease. currently the fda is not approved the lyme disease vaccine there are about 120,000 cases of lyme disease in the united states and europe every year. the tick borne illness causes a range of painful symptoms, including fever, headache, fatigue, joint pain and rash. president biden has signed a resolution formally ending the national covid emergency there was enacted during the beginning of the pandemic back in march of 2020 white house stresses covid remains a major threat to public health and is still killing more than 500 americans every day. the biden administration says it's now clear the worst of the pandemic is over, due mostly to covid vaccinations and boosters. state route. 82 in burlingame is closed today until about three o'clock due to a tree removal and cleanup program from recent storms. the closures from carmelita avenue to broadway avenue officials say it's necessary d

we sent ktvu fox to reporter mark sayer down to san pedro square in downtown san jose to have a look at the fans in the seats mark. rather in the seats at the bar. alex i'll tell you that's where they are right now. you know, it's not just thrive city at the chase center, where warriors fans are gathering for games are gathering at sports bars like this one all over the bay area. this is the brit. we're in san pedro square in downtown san jose. it's not an official technical warriors watch party. but you know what? when it comes to the warriors, you don't need to have an official party in order to get fans together to share the spirit to share the love for the team and, of course to hope for the victory tonight. i'm super excited, and i think that being at home and they have a good record they haven't lost since last year, so i think that we have a really good chance of winning. what are you looking for? i'm looking for 22 more rebounds from looney. good start dreamin bringing that energy again. it's not stepping on anybody, you know? yeah, the jobs win, of course, close it out at ho

could last through the end of may, reporting from santa teresa county park in south san jose, mark sayereally beautiful to see. okay, let's turn it over to meteorologist mark tamayo mark. beautiful blooms there, but we may get some more rain on the way. maybe some more shower chances headed their way. christina start to believe with all the sunshine so far this weekend that you might think, okay, the chances of radar completely out of here but maybe a few of the showers approaching the bay area. in fact, here's a look at the forecast model. not for tomorrow, but mainly, we're watching monday night and into a possibly tuesday. these numbers are probably change around a bit, but you can see the bulk of the rainfall is focused up to the north. of the bay area and that because he may be a few hundreds at most places like san francisco or even san jose might even just be trace amounts. here's the satellite where you can't see clear skies up and down our coastline. but there's a storm system up to our north. that is trying to cool us off and it will cool us off over the next several days. here

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news.of san francisco, the city's police chief meeting with community residents on the killing of tech exec bob lee, a city supervisors work on a plan to keep residents safe. caltrain is facing a $70 million deficit why that number could grow in the reasons for the shortfall, plus you know, there's some contrition here. we always play the opener during the day, and it's kind of like a city and community and regional holiday. baseball is back in san francisco giants hosting their home opener today. final preps for first pitch underway reliable welcome park. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on two it is eight o'clock. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior rasmus. today is friday, april 7th you can see behind us. it's cloudy and rainy estuary and bay area wide. rosemary oroczo has this covered with the forecast a lot of people wondering what's going to happen with the opener today, whether rain is going to be a factor or not? yes a lot of people texting media throughout the week

i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. strong winds felt all around the bay area.oday we captured the windmills spinning at the ultimate passed slowly there is the sun rose this morning. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. bill how strong did the winds get today? you know, julie gusts up to 40 45 miles an hour at times or maybe bigger. larger gusts are faster, gus. i just haven't seen them, but it was breezy for sure. down to sea level up high. this is sutro tower. and if you look you can see it bouncing around a little bit, and that's not easy to do. that's a tower that you know the cameras are bolted down on that thing, so it's shaken. it gusts up there. probably 35 40 miles an hour right now we can take a look at the current wind speeds. we've got 33 mile an hour gust that's the gus represented in this white area right here and then look at that oakland airport. 49 miles an hour. wow, that's a that's okay. there you go. almost 50 miles an hour. that's right now 37 sustained at oakland. that's think about that sustained. it's just blowing 35 37 mile