they are not here for shasta which is why they can keep that so full. there's more rain falling up there now but it's also here, and if we look closer to home, this is probably the most impressive timeframe of the next day and a half of widespread rain. we will play this futurecast through not only for tonight and tomorrow, but i will show you the whole weekend and why tonight is probably the most impressive timeframe for rain. >>> let's get to our other bay area story, oakland teachers were out of class and today they were marching for a second day and thousands of families are heading into the weekend wondering what to expect on monday. this was the scene outside of the united for success academy, this was earlier this afternoon. a strong turnout as teachers put pressure on the district. >> where do things stand? as far as we know, the sides are now closer to reaching a deal to end the strike. jos÷ martinez has been following the latest developments, he has more on what has been stalling the negotiations. >> reporter: that's right. there's a lot to ta

it won't surprise you that shasta is in the same boat.t story. >> you need the wire cutters? >> reporter: it is feeding time on shasta lake, the last feeding before these fish will be released. >> i'm going to toss this in and hand this to you. >> there you go. >> we just want to put these fish in here and let them get big. >> reporter: that's because the lake is now expecting a flood of people looking to catch fish after the very big winter. >> oh, wonderful winter. liquids a sets. >> reporter: for harold jones and his sugar loaf cottage, rooms have already filled up with the lake. last time we were here was back in mid-january after the first round of storms gave shasta an initial jolt. >> oh, another stretch like that, my docks will be sitting up here in front of the cabins. >> reporter: that conversation in january -- >> about three quarters of the >> reporter: but perhaps even more impressive was harold's optimism back in october when the lake was at 30% capacity. >> one good winter, and the water will be pretty much back up to where

shasta is full, what is going on. >> two-part answer. we just came out of the worst three years of drought. trinity is a large reservoir. the third largest in the state and it has a small basin. >> reporter: the area manager points out that trinity started very low and does not fill as easily as shasta. while the lake did see intense rainfall - >> it cuts in the side of my hill here. >> the bureau says it was not enough to fuel an above normal rebound >> it is not the 300% from the other part of the state. filled every other reservoir up be sides trinity. >> reporter: trinity is fed by snowpack and the lake does have good news there. >> we do. we do. there is plenty of snowpack. but the problem is -- >> that is the problem. an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year we did not release extra water just some of the volume. some of it from summer to winter months. so, people saw more volume in february, march than they normally do. that will be shav

well, that firestorm started in shasta county, killed four people before wiping out hundreds of homes and businesses in 2020. welcome, everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes. and i'm alex savage. cal fire says the flames erupted after a tree fell on top of a pga line. ktvu tom vacar joining us now live from the newsroom with the details on this decision. and tom, why the utility will not be facing charges. well, the district attorney said she very much wanted a criminal trial and for a manslaughter convictions of pga. but in the end, she had to settle. pga was involved in the 2020 log fire, a deadly 17 day, 56,000 acre fire that broke out in 2020, killing four and destroying more than 200 buildings. cal fire said the fire was caused by a tree marked for removal two years prior that fell onto a pga power line. but but the judge ruled that there was no real proof that pga is numerous line inspections fell below industry inspections standards, creating any criminal violation which forced to settlement this decision has severely limited our abilities to accomplish the goa

>> it is feeding time on shasta lake. the last feeding before these fish will be released. >> i will toss this in and give it to you. oh. that is why i put it there. we just want to put these fish in here and let them get big. >> that is because the lake is now expecting a flood of people looking to catch fish after the very big winter. >> a wonderful winter. liquid assets. >> cottages and rooms have already filled up with the lake. last time we were here was in mid-january after the first round of storms gave shasta an initial jolt. >> some of the stress like that and my docs will be sitting right up here in front of the cabins. >> the situation in january? >> about three quarters of the way across the channel. >> but perhaps even more impressive was harold's optimism back in october when the lake was at 30% capacity. >> one good winter and the water will be pretty much back up to where those trees here are. >> kind of saw this one coming? >> i did. people always say, it is going to take a long time to fill this lake. al

shasta is full. what is going on? >> two part answer. okay, wilson?me out the worst three years of drought on record in the trinity basin. but that trinity basin bar is the third largest in the state and is the third-largest basin. >> reporter: donald bader points out that trinity started very low and does not feel as easily as shasta. while the lake did see some intense rainfall -- >> just cut to the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau says it was not enough to fuel and above-average rebound. >> unfortunately, 120% is above normal but is not the 200% to 3% that we saw across the state that filled every reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: another feature trinity

. >> if you want to see a sign of just how much our state water situation has changed, check out shastaake, the largest reservoir is feet away from being completely full. wilson walker has seen the transformation over several trips , and now he shows us just how full the lake is. it means a major change in portion for this tourist destination. plus, the bay area ranch that has helped both adults and kids heal through horse therapy, they are getting a major gift. how this will help it expand its reach. the news at 6:00 is coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> good to be with you everyone, green scored 20 points , last night his number was dialed up and he delivered for the lakers. 12 min to ti points. >> just 12 minutes , it felt like 24 minutes, 30 minutes, and it feels good to be able to do this at the end of the year, it has been a rough one, i haven't been through anything like this before. i've been waiting on this moment. i just wanted to help the team , so it was just staying ready. >> klay thompson, the big score last night . now he heads back to his native california for the next f

the government should not worry about the livelihood of these loved ones, that a government like shasta is behind this and that their needs are met, or that the country's pension is close to 69 and company there are 96 to 96 companies, this rub should be used for the cost of these loved ones and most of them welfare, if a government does not reach this fund , it should pay for one month, while the program was aired , you had specified that the adhesion should be separated from the government, this distance is greater . yes, it means that the government does not stick to it for 20 days with all the money and property it has and i can give for one million three hundred thousand people, while at least we can give the government six months out of six months, the government will fatten ten million and twenty five percent of legal affairs. increase it by 20 percent compared to inflation. now all the military retirees will be in a country where other funds which are related to the government, the government is obliged to pay us monthly salaries like a job, and while we now have astronomical sa

shasta is full. what is going on? >> part answer. okay, wilson?e out the worst three years of drought on record in the trinity basin. but trinity is a large reservoir, the third largest in the state, and it has an extremely small basin. >> reporter: donald bader points out that trinity started very low and does not feel as easily as shasta. while the lake did see some intense rainfall -- >> a cut down the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau said it was not enough to fill and above-average rebound. >> unfortunately, 120% is above normal, but it is not the 200% to 200% that we saw crossed the state and filled basically every other reservoir up aside trinity. >> reporter: another feature of trinity is that it is predominantly by snowpack, and they do have some good news there. down the r t no relg nowpack. >> portthey say an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and out in the spring. >> this year, we do not release extra water. we just released some of that volume earlier than w

but in the northern sierra nevada to get the shasta area. we're talking about some thunderstorms. this all happening in the last hour. look at all those lightning strikes in this last hour, low near susan bill just to the north there and will continue to rupp in the shasta area too. those will go away as sun begins to set tonight, only to return again for tomorrow. more the monsoonal moisture on he way, at least in the country. stephen curry has been awarded this year's kareem abdul jabbar social justice champion award. the nba. >> making that announcement today staff's work and social justice in the bay area and throughout the country, driving equality for groups of people who have been historically marginalized or systemic lee disadvantaged last year. curry graduated from davidson college where he wrote a thesis on gender equity. in sports. also, he committed 6 million dollars to funding the men's and women's golf teams at howard university. he served as co-chair of michelle obama's when we all vote campaign. >> last night the denver nuggets completed their sweep of the la laker

the ones that stick out here, lake shasta, 98% of capacity. lake oroville, 96% of capacity. when you calculate things and add on how we are doing so far to date, it gets even better. look at this. 99% of historical average for those four largest reservoirs. lake shasta 116% of normal for this date. lake oroville 122%. folsom 112%. castaic lake 110%. we could have another solid rain season. it looks like el nino would be developing fall and winter. a moderate el nino. wear looking at over an 80% chance of that developing, a fall and winter el nino. more updates on that. awesome numbers on the reservoirs. satellite radar, you can see this system in the pacific. that is good for us because it's helping to keep this area of high pressure from getting too hot. we're going to get warm tomorrow for inland valleys, but no 100s in the mix. as we start off through tomorrow morning, we have that fog and drizzle near the coastline. most of that clears back by the afternoon. the beaches still hang on to cloud cover. as we start it off through tomorrow morning, we'll begin with 54 in the

is a return home to the mccloud river from which they have been cut off since the construction of shasta dam. >> it felt like over this past year we had a start or a restart to actually maybe two different relationships, one among the tribe, fisheries and the department, then another one more broadly among people, salmon and the mccloud river. >> he is wiggling! push! >> reporter: over the past year we have shown you the effort to save these fish. eggs being flown into the incubated before being released and caught in a trap downstream. >> it has been about 80 years since chinnock salmon have swam in this part of the river. here we go. >> those fish were then transported in a bucket to a release point on the sacramento river. about 1600 were moved in total, but the new agreement hopes to build on that kind of work. one goal is to bring wild chinnock from new zealand, fish that were initially brought over from california, back to these waters. the original genetic line back where it started. >> home is where the heart is, it is where warmth is, it is where the beginning of life is and oft

a deadly zog fire in shasta county. that fire killed four people and burn more than 56,000 acres. it started when a tree fell onto pg any electrical lines. as part of the settlement, the utility must pay $140 million of settlement to new wildfire mitigation initiatives tonight three months fire chief is sharing her thoughts on becoming the first woman to lead the department. ktvu lamonica peters has more on so radar, diaz's career and journey uh, i diaz. it's been 19 years since zoraida diaz joined oakland's fire department on april 28th. she was publicly recognized as chief of the fremont fire department, becoming its first woman and afro latina to serve as chief. i was able to get the respect because i had the credibility of working every position. um but also who i was when i started in the academy is who i've always been 55 year old diaz was born and raised in harlem, new york, with her siblings to puerto rican parents. after earning a master's degree, she worked as a social worker for over a decade and left new york to eventually settle in hayward, she says soon after a frien

some thunderstorms occurring up around well right around mount shasta.ht now, in the last hour, they've kind of died down. kind of see them all over the sierra and then into northern california towards their dell, north county and all the way as far south as towards cobb mountain, snow mountain up around clear lake area just north of clear lake. these are the current temperatures, not no surprise there and then the fog and clouds in the morning burn off and then you get yellow. so those are seventies greens or sixties. that's your day tomorrow. that's tuesday. wednesday looks the same. thursday temperature is going to come just a little bit. so forecast music like today's highs, but they're tomorrow's forecast highs. 72 in livermore, 69 and fremont in 67 and hayward , and then you can see the five day forecast so what we got here a little bit of a warm up sort of. after wednesday, things start to change around a little bit. we start to see temperatures come back up into the more typical range. which this is about what you'd expect for this time of year,

shasta lassen .p there, south lake tahoe even down to maybe mammoth and bishop, there will be some activity as far as rain and maybe thunderstorms. drizzle looks to be on the menu for us here 60 seventies and that's it. cooler weather continues to march in until thursday. that's the coolest day and then i gradual, slow recoveries. we go into the weekend. alright steve. thank you time 5 52. it's being marketed as an eco friendly alternative to tell you about the new research on meat grown in a lab and why it may not be everything it's claimed to be. and vice president kamala harris visited the bay area. we have a new federal investment that she's focused o during her - you can talk to me if you're feeling sad. - thanks for hearing me out, bro. - whenever you need to talk, i'm here, okay? - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help

more thunderstorms for the mountains northern sacramento valley reading up to mount shasta, northeast quincy mcleod all that tuesday does have the low clouds, but some breaks in it more so than i've seen in a while, but they will still be a decent breeze behind this, even though it clears and temperatures staying below average was sixties and seventies. alright sounds here. i think you could go a lot of places. east bay cemetery bridge where we're going, you know, steve, let's go to concord, one greek highway, four people coming in from anti octu conquered the whole stretches kind of slow. we had some earlier crashes now that are gone, and that is good news. however they crashes are still there, obviously or i'm sorry. the slowdowns are still there, obviously, and traffic is going to be slow as you drive through. bailey at san marco road. there is a non injury crashed there, but it is going to be blocking lanes as you can see. all right. well let's talk about some of these other commutes here. 80 westbound san pablo is going to be slow. and then you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. y

reno northeast california, reading shasta last and maybe mendocino county.re's some pretty good next seven days. if you're going up to the mountains, i would keep an eye on things. look at that. three quarters half inch over an inch tile truckee. maybe even santa rosa north up to uk as probably not coming in here, but there's going to be drizzling. there already is drizzled in santa cruz mountains. santa clara valley. some heavy drizzle sunny inland but windy at times that breeze picks up once the fog retreats high, staying unseasonably cool for us for a while, they're not getting above average anytime soon. if you want it warmer. i'm not sure what to tell you. it's just a statewide. there's really not a lot here unless you're well out of the value down in the desert for us very little change. thank you. steve microsoft's president is backing the regulation of chat gpt and other artificial intelligence programs coming up at eight the latest conversation about the plan to create a new government agency to license a i san francisco mayor london breed highlight

so any travel plans shasta lassen? northeast california and also tahoe and truckee.be an active pattern and not a very warm one, the lowest hanging out for a while and might even reload. by the time we get to sunday and the monday this looks like a pattern for at least the first weekend. june is going to stay and seasonably cool for us all overcast cooler and windy little change here thursday into friday, and the outlook for us not really any rain, but some drizzle that's possible maybe up into mendocino county, lake county. northern napa eastern solano. keep an eye on that for maybe some activity popping up, but watch out below . you can see the dip in the jet stream. it just doesn't move. watch over the mountains and northeast california look at that. it just keeps popping up during the day dies down at night picks up again the system is really not going anywhere and another low drops in sunday into monday to keep the beat going, so there's a little total liquid precipit time of year. you're like, wow, that's a lot. yeah, it is a lot even up north of reading. there

shasta is full. everybody else is full. what's going on? >> two part answer. first, we just came out of the worst three years of drought on record on the trinity basin. trinity is a large reservoir, third largest in the state, and it has extremely small basin. >> reporter: the bureau of reclaimation manager points out trinity started low and does not fill as easily. the lake did see intense rainfall. >> it's cut to the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau says it was not enough to fuel above average rebound. >> unfortunately 120% is above normal but it's not the 200 to 300% we saw across the state that filled every reservoir besides trinity. >> another important feature of trinity is it is fed predominantly by snowpack and the lake does have good news there. >> there is pl isow, okt the l e co o: that ar in >> the rir barreling e river ght theysay portwas missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year we did not release extra water. we just released some of that volume earlier than

can shasta demonstrate, as are angry over the rising cost of living and insecurity in the area where are malicious and revel, groups of killed, $100.00 turks living abroad have begun voting and turkey's presidential election run off a long time leader of tire of air. the one is facing, challenger commodity, shown you in the 2nd round motors back in turkey. go to the polls in a week's time and voters in greece are heading to the poles to elect a new government. the sunday they're most worried about bread and butter. economic issues resulting in europe as high as national debt, but as the w corresponding jack parents reports, people also have many other serious concerns and surprisingly, trade is here at this very small kitchen, central athens, but the most weight for that voting grease is upcoming elections. on the economy, the prices went up, the cost of transportation went up uh, shipping when uh the uh, the costs of the plastic box that weigh packed, our face went up. so the entire cost went up from like 15 to 30 percent. gary says he still tries to keep his price is low for custom

shasta is full. what is going on. >> two part answer. we just came out of the worst three years of drought in the trinity basin. but trinity is a large reservoir, the third largest in the state. it has an extremely small basin. >> reporter: donald bader points out that trinity started low and does not fill as easily as shasta. the lake saw intense rainfall. >> cutting into the side of my hill here. >> reporter: it was not enough to fill an above average rebound. >> 120% is above normal but not the 2 to 300% that we saw across the state that filled every other reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: trinity is fed predominantly by snow pack and the lake has good news there. >> we do. there is plenty of snow pack. but the problem is, look at the lake. >> reporter: that gets to the heart of the complaint from many in this area. >> it is barreling down the river. >> reporter: they say an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year we did not release e

we are at the highest levels at lake shasta, 98% full. this time last year it was 40% of capacity. all of that water helped us get out of the drought. we will see 60s over the next seven days. in the inland valleys, we are in the 70s and it will be so enjoyable. >> for sure. it looks like a perfect week. >>> we may be out of a drought but california is joining other st >>> crews today found the body of a four-year-old boy that was swept away in a california river. the boy and his sister fell into the river sunday afternoon. their mother and a friend were trying to take them across the river to a rock when they slipped into the water. neither were wearing a life jacket. the body of the eight-year-old girl was recovered yesterday. they were at the san joaquin river, which had been closed for the last month due to high waters. >>> the biden administration has reached an agreement with states that rely on the colorado river to reduce water use. california, arizona, and nevada will conserve 3 million acre- feet of water between now and 2026. and the government will pay $2.6 billion to i

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shasta is full. >> two part answer. came out of the worst three years of drought in the trinity basin. but trinity is a large reservoir, the third largest in the ste.t has an extremely small basin. >> reporter: donald baxter said trinity started low and does not feel as easily as shasta. the lake saw intense rainfall. >> cutting into the side of my hill here. >> reporter: it was not enough to fill an above average rebound. >> 120% is above normal but not the 2 to 300% that we saw across the state that filled every other reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: trinity is fed predominantly by snow pack and the lake has good news there. >> we do. there is plenty of snow pack. but the problem is, look at the lake. >> reporter: that gets to the heart of the complaint from many in this area. >> it is barreling down the river. >> reporter: an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year we did not release extra water. we just released so

northeast california also at the shasta last and writing a lot of thunderstorms.y for a while. sixties and seventies. alright sal is here. i don't think he sees any son on his traffic hands. but richmond bridge richmond san rafael. yeah you know what? we have slow traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge. absolutely steve , and it's just slow all the way across, although it is improving the top plaza traffic improves a little bit, but it is stay slow coming up. as you drive all the way across the span. we're also looking at the rest of the commute. now things are improving a little bit. finally i said the richmond bridge improved. also a little bit of slowing has become a little better and richmond itself getting to the bay bridge. there's still a rather large backup before you make it onto the span. it's 8 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you today, the texas town of vivaldi will mark the deadly shooting at school shooting that happened one year ago. 19 children and two teachers were killed inside the classrooms in that shooting. madeline rivera's lab i

shasta lassen, also northeast california and tahoe and truckee.understorm activity or even rain. morning low clouds. there is a lot cooler, breezy, some sun but 60 seventies, the coolest day of the week by far will be thursday, into your weekend, you guys thank you, steve 20 here. many people turn to lab grown meat to save the animals or reduce the carbon footprint of their diet. but the findings of a new study may change the way you think about lab grown meat. its environmental impact and how it compares to raising cattle. but first efforts to lose weight fast as many people turn to weight loss medications to drop those pounds the side effects you need t know about ♪ ♪ every single day, businesses everywhere are asking the exact same question: is it possible? well... with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? aww-yeah. absolutely. what else you got? can we use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? before they even exist? we can h

lake shasta is at 98% of capacity. now, trinity lake fills up a lot more slowly, but once the sierra snowmelt begins, that's most likely going to come up very quickly. and we're also seeing overall our statewide average for our largest ones at about 75% of capacity. and there still will be a little more wet weather headed our way, once again tomorrow morning, another chance on monday, possibly tuesday as well. but then we do start a warming trend, highs in the low to mid-70s next week, and san francisco will have a soggy start to the weekend, but the rest of the forecast is looking mainly dry. >>> how does it look on the san mateo bridge? >> it looks great. by this time most days we see a lot of slowing, and then we had the disabled vehicle there, we had some aggressive lane changes. we're looking at a smooth drive right now. there is slowing almost exactly right here where i'm pointing, where the flat section starts to rise onto the high-rise, and that's where we typically see speeds dip. that cleared up over the last

of a $50 million settlement, the fire killed four people and destroyed more than 200 buildings in shasta county, september 2020. it started after a tree fell onto a distribution line, and part of the settlement agreement with the da , pg&e will pay $45 million to local fire departments and other organizations that had to respond and put their lives on the line. in a statement, pg&e said it reflects their continuing commitment to make it right and making it safe. >>> the san francisco da has announced his next move and he is not running for elected office. instead, he's going to become the first executive director of the new criminal law and justice center at uc berkeley. he said given the current atmosphere in the nation, this would be a more effective way of furthering his goals of criminal justice reform. the dean was recalled by voters last year. >>> in the tri-valley, the mother of a man who was shot and killed by a shoplifter is telling us she is worried their family will not see justice. the 26-year-old was a loss prevention employee at home depot in pleasanton. his mother just spo

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and then also we do have flash flooding concerns up in and around mount shasta because that is where we have burn scars, right? so between those 2 things, it just makes it a little bit difficult. just to show you futurecast how this plays out through the afternoon continues through the afternoon. the kind of slacks off in the evening. >> and then tomorrow again, expected to kick in in the afternoon one more time and even potentially on wednesday. so that is why that flash flood watch is the flood watch goes until tuesday evening. bring it back to the bay. we have got some blue skies out there. a little bit of cloud cover as well. but a pretty good looking day. 71 in hand, san jose right now. we made it to 70 in dublin. 71 in livermore. just 63 in downtown san francisco and up in petaluma about 61 degrees with a kind of held on to their fog a little this morning and tonight we will see that marine layer rollback in temperatures will be mild, but a pretty nice night out there sunset at 8.24. so we're still seeing those days extend here is your extended forecast and this shows you a bit

the shasta county da charge pg e with manslaughter. but all the criminal charges have now been dropped following today's settlement, 45 million dollars will go towards organizations to help rebuild and assist local communities. there and also pg e will pay a 5 million dollar fine directly to the county. the agreement must still be reviewed and approved by a judge. okay. we'll talk about forecast with our live look outside some fog and clouds sticking around today. but the warm-up has started. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with all the details. hey, kyla. hey there. yeah. so inland warmed up a tiny if you are around the bay or the coast kind of the same thing as yesterday because we did have that marine layer. >> rather, president temperatures right now to get a francisco 57 degrees. we're at 62 and oakland, san jose sitting in the upper 60's low 70's, though, for livermore concord and santa rosa. so we started to warm up the north bay particular state. pretty cool the last few days because it had that cloud cover. so finally getti

shasta county da charged pg any with manslaughter, but all criminal charges have been dropped.organizations to help rebuild and assist local communities. there pg and e will also pay a 5 million dollar fine directly to the county. the agreement must still be reviewed and approved by a judge. 12. 46, let's talk our weather forecasting at what's going on. hey there. i want to talk a little bit about atlantic hurricane season starts tomorrow. and noaa put out the prediction for the season this year. in case have any interest in this kind of stuff. >> they're expecting an average season about 40% chance it will be normal. and then you can see a 30% chance that higher or lower. so what does that mean looking at about 12 to 17 named storms, hurricanes about 5 to 9 major hurricanes, meaning category 3 or higher would be about one to 4. so the peak of hurricane season, it kind of starts now. but you can see it gets going in august and it peaks about september 10th kind of goes through october and then starts to kind of trail off as we get into november. so this is just the beginning of

it is the shasta social security company, which has a large petrochemical complex. it is also a big market for danesh banyan company. i hope that this path will go further with saad. thank you, alizadeh. god willing, when i come back , we will be at the exhibition with you. i am referring to the week of herbal throat items, which has now been completed in danesh banyan companies. listen to these seven bottlenecks saying that the university companies are going to enter, they are among the top technologies, they are strategic, the tenth lesson is a commodity, the ninth technology was imported from abroad , and now we are under sanctions, we need the company of scientists, and now this capacity is based on knowledge , and now it is moving forward. we formed a joint working group with the scientific deputy. this working group has the task of going forward case by case and reporting the progress of the body. except for these seven items of the program , these products were introduced to more companies. your system, god willing, will be successful and similar cases, but t

>> reporter: donald bader points out that trinity started very low and does not feel as easily as shasta. while the lake did see some intense rainfall -- >> just cut to the side of the hill here. >> reporter: the bureau says it was not enough to fuel and above-average rebound. >> unfortunately, 120% is above normal but is not the 200% to 3% that we saw across the state that filled every reservoir up besides trinity. >> reporter: another feature trinity is that it is fed predominantly by snowpack. >> there's plenty of snow thlake >> pothat gets tthe heart of the complaint from many in this area. >> is just barreling down the river right now. >> reporter: they say an opportunity was missed by allowing too much water to flow out of the lake during the winter storms and into the spring. >> this year, we did not release extra water. we just released some of that volume earlier than we normally do. some of the volume from the summer to the winter months. people saw more volume in february and march than they normally do, but that will be shaved back this summer so our overall volume will be th

, northeast california lee's side of the sierra same can be said northern sacramento valley mount shastalast the northeast california susan bill is some pretty good boomers here. this is not something we usually see in may. but this time we do use that july, august, september thirties in the mountains 34 trucking in south lake tahoe 50. 60 seventies on the temps fifties for us, and i don't think they're changing. i mean, it's just everyone is stuck here. 55 56 57, the low will continue to live north, another low well to the west, but we're going to get a quick pop on those temps tomorrow. but today thunderstorms over the mountains again. it looks like that's where they're going to stay, but that fog came roaring up the coast and it has spread locally inland. anything going on precipitation wise only if you're in the mountains or northern california. by that i mean reading north, but it looks like a little quieter pattern here but 60 seventies to low eighties so we cool it off today and then we warm it up quick pop on tuesday wednesday, still pretty warm and then it just settles into a re

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really going up pretty high, especially for some of our forests, the four largest reservoirs, lake shasta of capacity. trinity will go up as the snow melt gets under way. around the bay area, we're seeing well over 90% of capacity from marin walter to the south bay, coyote resident voir lowered for seismic safety, and the total storage for east bay mud, we're at 72% of capacity, so doing really great here. and now we have a chance to dry out. yesterday's rain chances have moved on. also the clouds are moving out so eventually we'll start to see much more sunshine going into the afternoon. right now in san jose, it's 60 degrees. we have a light wind. we'll reach into the mid-60s for the middle of the day. and we also have some cool weather this evening out there at oracle park for the home game for the giants. we'll be in the mid-50s, and those gusty winds will be picking up as well. look at our overall high temperatures for today, low 70s for santa rosa, mid-60s for much of the peninsula, also mid-60s for the east bay into the tri-valley. for tomorrow, it's about the same, but we start to

shasta is just up the river. this has become the terminus for the winter run chinnock.here is not much of that between here in the ocean. that is the situation facing these fish. the effort to save them is dire and it now includes a remarkable partnership. >> that's who i think today, you know, if we put down our footsteps and we put down some songs, that that is who we are sending that out too, is our elders, our ancestors who were here before us. >> reporter: for years, this day would have seemed improbable or impossible. a tiny california tribe without federal recognition signing a formal agreement with state and federal partners. the spiritual leader could not help but acknowledge generations of mistrust. >> the only reservation i have is against government! i have reservation about whether they are telling me the truth. but we went ahead and made those deals. we went ahead and trusted that this would be a good thing to happen. >> reer

conductor in shasta county officials say the gas company will have to pay 10 million dollars as a penalty to california's general fund 140 million dollars investments for that new wildfire mitigation initiative fire burned more than 56,000 acres causing 4 fatalities and destroying 204 structures. there. local favorite that started out as a food truck is growing in the bay area senior probably say their rights says a senior >> open up their oakland location just about a month ago. meanwhile, we are nearing a year since their location at san francisco's ferry building open up on this morning's dine and dish kron vicki liviakis sat down with 2 cool guys who started it all. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senior cystic filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put the mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 rest

or i heard the sound of an engine, then gloss shasta, and that's it. nothing more. it was around 7 o'clock shortly off, someone crying at the door and told us to get ready to evacuate. we were told that the situation happened in the side entrance. we woke him up, i saw him and he told us to evacuate. they didn't tell us the reason. i just found it out in the news. it's been very traumatic for the ordinary citizens here of moscow. again, no military installations here, no security apparatus or government buildings anywhere nearby. even of course this occurred early in the morning as moscow families were preparing their children for school. lots of people on the streets. the weather is very good. and right below the building here, there is a charles playground also, so it's a quite dangerous indiscriminate attack. and again, is being described by the moscow authorities on the m o. d here as a terrorist attack. okay, to another. but headline stories today, fall islands has erupt. it in north costs of open between serbians living in the region and local law enforcement

there's been a lot of activity reading north shasta lassen and also mendocino county lake county. it for solano county. it's closed, maybe out towards vacaville or so, but you can see and one system kicking out. another one is going to drop in. so 50 60 seventies. don't be surprised if we stay in a core powder well into the first seven or 10 days of june sunny inland but windy at times and again if you're in the sun, no one is okay. but these are well below average temperatures. 50 60 seventies and i really don't see just subtle day today changes over the next 57 days. all right. thank you, steve. if you have ever wanted to live like the brady bunch, here's your chance. the iconic house from the classic show just hit the market. it's listed for $5.5 million. take a look. you might recognize that area h g t v bought the house in studio city back in 2018 remodeled it. look at that staircase. it is into a replica of the show's original set. the house will come with many of the shows furnishings, including that the green floral living room couch, the bunk beds. you can live in the bra

if you haven't been my leg shasta lately is 98% full.reserve some for flood control measures. and i mean, we've you know, it took five months to fill it up about that. the merry sonic who drove past lake shasta and recently nearly lost my mind seeing the waterline. haven't seen it like that in years. it is up there is about as high as you can get that again. they have to reserve a little bit to kind of get some of that 2% i think it's 98% full , but they're getting more thunderstorms up there. more rain as well. 50 60 seventies, the lowest parked it really it's in nevada, but the flow around and you can see where the circulate dips all the way down to southern california at night things calm down the day they really pick up. i mean, you can see even up in the mendocino county now in lake county possibilities, some of these cells wrapping background. most of these, though, are up in reading north northeast california you can see over into tahoe. reno had some really good video coming. reno national weather service tweeted out some really

shasta the state's largest reservoir at 98% capacity, orville, the state's second largest at 94. and san luis, the fifth largest 99% full, but not all mega reservoirs are brimming . trinity the third largest reservoir remains the lowest at 38% because most winter rain did not fall in its watershed. a couple others are at 65 75% 11. public health officials in hawaii are warning residents and visitors to avoid a popular swimming spot due to high levels of bacteria. water quality advisory was issued for kyla bay on oahu, hawaii. department of health says the high bacteria levels are linked to waste water from the kalua regional wastewater treatment plant. signs were posted warning people to stay out of the water that bay is very popular for swimming and water sports. now here's a look at what's trending on ktvu .com. our top story the widow of an anti ox man who was shot and killed is speaking out. she says her husband went to pick up dinner after their son's baseball game and never came home. another big story online. nearly 80 vehicles were seized and towed in oakland from a large

the headings moved at shasta when the line of communities and readings pain, and they may weigh what exactly. hello and welcome to this week african now, so we come to you from midland, south africa. i mean the 1st russian orthodox church to be established in sub saharan africa. it is one of 2 on the continent. the other is in kind of at a time when the russian orthodox church in ukraine is under, was sold this week's program expose the plight of christians and christianity in africa. moscow has accused the crating of illegally attacking the ukrainian orthodox church. i know for a fact that the south african council of churches have had extensive conversations with all the parties involved. all the parties. um i mention a if i decide that you are my enemy and you represent the devil can be very difficult to shift you. and so i, i want to challenge the church and say that is exactly we're origin. that is the work of opening up dialogue between russia and america. for starters, that dis able's, the killing of people, the torches and i any are 3, see on our television screens, both in r

the bare headed for mount shasta around 60 miles north of reading there . among the 37 million americans opting to drive to their destination this weekend with airfare spiking around 40% this one morial day. head to the wallet. west saw firsthand just flew in from seattle. so $500 plane ticket costs also slightly higher this year on average, according to hotel data provider str, so camping and economical alternative. this is a mattress pad and the rest of the people are already there. nearby this couple from san ramon, checking out the cycling section. i'm super excited, excited, but not going far this year. we're planning to bike tomorrow. do a long ride. either marine or napa. we haven't figured that out yet back at the rental counter, unusually snowy winter and tahoe, keeping them open late this year up in the sierra on the slopes of palisades tahoe seeing shorts, i'm seeing bathing suits and seeing hawaiian shirts, hotels in the area buzzing with business after being surrounded by more than 60 ft of snow this season. there's a lot of dual sport people w

that fire started after a tree fell on energized conductors, owned and operated by pg e and shasta county. >> the announcement was made today by the california public utilities commission. officials say from the settlement that pg and e will have to pay 10 million dollars will be paid as a penalty to california's general fund and 140 million dollars will go to investments for new wildfire mitigation initiatives. eugenie also being ordered to implement several new vegetation management systems and high. >> fire risk areas. the zogg fire burned more than 56,000 acres. it cost 4 fatalities and destroyed 204 structures. let's going take a live look outside right now from our mount tam cam. beautiful day in the bay area. some cloud formation out there keeping things relatively cool pleasant out there. just hope the fog can stick around throughout the summer enough to keep fire danger at a minimum large is here with a look at how things look. >> yeah, that's what we would like to see is that fog kind of hang on. a lot of folks like to see that sunshine, warm weather. but it does help to keep th

pushing for electoral reform and democratic republic of congo opposition supports us to send on ken shasta, demanding to be hunt the hello. great to see you. this is your weather report for the middle east in africa, pretty much status quote here, not much change. let's go into the goal for a closer look. the winds will turn around a bit at times. ne, really for us here in doha. so i think on friday you're going to feel a bit more humidity in the atmosphere. they're sticking with the winds. we can see this wind fuel coming in to southern focused on. so this is like grouchy wind gusts, on fridays, 60 to 70 kilometers per hour. there have been some pretty violent dust storms across same province as well. so i can't rule that out. for fridays. meantime, few showers, not too far away from tater on your max. out at $29.00 degrees and off to turkey. i, we go, showers again, really never too far away from it stumble. 21 pin number for you. now winds will also be a factor across the border of libya. and i think that western side of egypt, this could produce some sound in dust, storms there, and we

our two biggest reservoirs shasta in lake orville a capacity.ity lake is half full, getting a lot of snow melt. new malone uses that 72% if you are hitting the reservoirs, it is a lot deeper than you probably saw last summer. back here at home, stubborn today. that's a big take away for your morning. we will see limited sunshine. this afternoon we will s sunshine away from the coast but those clouds will stay along the coastline. by 10:00 a.m., look at the cloud they clinging to the coastline that creates a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. even cooler tomorrow before we bounce back for the holiday weekend. those numbers warm even more running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflamma