thank you very much, professor van tam. - state. thank you very much, professor van tam.e. thank you very much, i professor van tam. we are now state. thank you very much, - professor van tam. we are now going to go to questions from the public followed by questions from journalists. the first question from the public, by video, is helen from manchester. hat the public, by video, is helen from manchester-— the public, by video, is helen from manchester. ., . ., manchester. not including the autumn booster, manchester. not including the autumn booster. how — manchester. not including the autumn booster, how long _ manchester. not including the autumn booster, how long do _ manchester. not including the autumn booster, how long do you _ manchester. not including the autumn booster, how long do you anticipate i booster, how long do you anticipate vaccination — booster, how long do you anticipate vaccination protection will last and when _ vaccination protection will last and when will— vaccination protection will last and when will we need a further booster? it is when will

tam: we have ucsf hospital. we have the warriors coming. we have a bunch of new apartment buildings. scholl: you have corrate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all over town, all over the bay area commuting back and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, veryone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 cappuccinos for here. renteria: i'll do a coffee. ok. thanks. i'm considered a millennial. we kind of are free spirits, and we don't believe so much in just full-time gigs. i work in social media marketing, so it's definitely a new industry. a lot of people don't quite understand it, but i run social for a living. the really cool thing about a job in social media or just tech is that you can work remotely. coffee shops are free. yes, san francisco is really expensive. there is no other place like san francisco where you're goin

so professorjonathan van tam, of course. and here is, also, i tam, of course. are stressing this is a really precautionary approach. that is right, jane. are you heard health and medical leaders they're emphasising again and again that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the risks. and that the vaccine programme has saved lives and that it will continue and people should have confidence in it. basically, we will have the mhra, the medical regulator, saying they do not think the overall risk has changed of getting blood clots, although they have got a little more understanding now of the fact that younger age groups are very slightly more at risk. this than other age groups. and you also have thejcvi, the expert advise anybody who says, in the light of the medical safety advice, how do you carry on with the role that? essentially, it has a balance of risks and visibility of other vaccines because there is enough pfizer and moderna, they can switch the under a0s to those as they have already done for the under 30s. and because the virus is not spending nearl

amy and tam, welcome back. always good to start o the week with you both. let's jump into some of these numbers because it is fascinating stuff. one of the questions we asked folk especially because may 25th will mark one year since the murder of george floyd in minneapolis, around racism and policing was how much things have changed when it comes to race relations in america over the last year. there's a big divide here. look at some of these numbers. only 17 percent of those who responded think race relations have improved over the last year. 39% think they stayed the same. 42% think they have gotten worse. amy when you look at those numbers what strikes you, what stands out to you. >> well, that same poll went all the way back to 2015, where they have asked that question. and what you notice is it hasn't really changed that much over the course of the last six years. most americans, about 75% are still pretty poism when it come-- pes miss sticks about race relations only 25% feel more optimistic. but what is interestk when asked the question about what d

they are still pretty fast on top of tam. can see they are around 23 to 43 miles per hour with 37 degrees. the windchills are actually in the 20s up there, but that is one of the lone, fast areas of wind. as you can see, most of the winds down where we live are significantly slower than this time yesterday. still 24 at novato, 22 at half moon bay but none of the mid to upper 30s like we experienced in the san francisco and parts of the peninsula. everybody else is 25 or lower, a good trend. the wind advisory expired at 5:00. the likelihood of damaging winds should be other even though it will be a little breezy this afternoon. inland we barely have 70s. a slight chance of a shower in lake county that could slide into napa and solano county. most of the bay in the mid-60s. mid to upper 50s on the coast and san francisco. >>> this morning cal osha is planning on talking about possibly ditching masks and other covid measures at work. this would be for people only going back to the office. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: th

, _ things said today was jonathan van tam. the _ things said today was jonathan van tam, the great doctort run the virus and that— we just need to out run the virus and that is— we just need to out run the virus and that is what it is constantly trying — and that is what it is constantly trying to — and that is what it is constantly trying to do and it will always try and be _ trying to do and it will always try and be clever, more clever than us but we _ and be clever, more clever than us but we need — and be clever, more clever than us but we need to do is try and be positive — but we need to do is try and be positive aboutjust how but we need to do is try and be positive about just how far we have come _ positive about just how far we have come. seven out of ten adults in this country— come. seven out of ten adults in this country have had their first vaccination, four out of ten have had to— vaccination, four out of ten have had to jabs _ vaccination, four out of ten have had to jabs. we need tojust try and be positive — had to jabs. we need tojust try and be positive and also obey th

amy: tam laid it out well. the definition they do not agree on. the price t they do not agree on.ree on how to pay for it. other than that, they are really this close to getting a bipartisangreement. there is nothing they seem to agree on here. it seems like what the white house is doing right now is setting the groundwork to be able to say, when democrats end up trying to pass something through a democratic only proposal through something called reconciliation, they say, "we tried. we want to be bipartisan. i brought all of the republicans." they will list the names, even the number of republicans who aren't in leadership ian invited to the white house. but, "we just could not agree." this is about convincing some of the more moderate democrats, especially somebody like senator joe manchin who said out loud for many mont he wants to see more bipartisan cooperation on an issue like this. his republican congress from west virginia also engaged in this process. so, if they are able to convince manchin that they've been working on bipartisanship. it didn't work. needs to pass on demo

a live look from on top of the mount tam cam. you see that low layer of clouds just hang in there. just of a driving in from the east bay into work, saw some sprinkles very minute sprinkles on the windshield earlier this afternoon. she's here tonight with a look at what's on tap for the rest of the evening. >> yeah, that's right, jonathan and it's a heavenly sight out there over mount tam. but let's take a look at the east bay over berkeley because it's looking very dark and gloomy. there but drier outlook as well. so our drizzle fest officially over, at least for now. let's take a look at radar for because we did see some thunderstorms that actually formed over ukiah earlier today. but now turning into steady showers just west of ukiah and also cloverdale right now going to stay to our north. so not expecting any of these showers to make its way into the bay area instead tracking another round of patchy drizzle not going to be that steady overnight drizzle that we saw last night through this morning that brought us traces amount of rain instead, this is going to be more confined a

we noticed with that camera right on top of mount tam. we actually are tracking some breezy winds for the lower valleys. >> 30 to 40 miles per hour. wind gusts have been reported with upwards of 50 miles per hour. wind gusts along the highest peaks and. >> fire season starting early in the bay area, specifically for those of you in solano county as early as tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. we're going to have a red flag warning go into effect because a very warm dry windy conditions gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour could actually drop relative humidity starting tomorrow morning through tuesday night to as low as 9% with little relief or recovery during the overnight hours with moisture content only rebounding around 30 to 60% during the overnight hours when it should be in the 70th 8070th percentile range in that area. so extremely dry conditions heading your way because of the return of a northerly winds we're seeing right now some fog right along the coast. very hazy day out there and win tracker for still tracking gusty winds downtown

tam it looks pretty nice. temperatures have been on the cool side of average. 60s and 70s north of the golden gate. is patchy fog around. by the afternoon, the subtle warming trend continues, but we will barely see 80s. a few more for monday. i will detail the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> san francisco is suffering. crawling out from under covid- 19. one other epidemic was far more deadly. the problem is likely to be worse this year. >>that sounds fun. roller coasters, the carousel, the concessions, bay area theme parks are reopened, but there is doubt how the i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + ful

>> thanks for the question, commissioner tam. yes, we can go back to the vendors and propose a different time schedule or a different approach or request additional outreach. i would say that our billing is based on milestones. it's not based on the specific lengths of time. so i think to address the concern regarding, you know, we get and we still don't have a profile or haven't even start the outreach. typically for milestones one at initiation, one at the profile, one at the progress report, and one after the interviews. and so that's how i think we would address the concern that commissioner bito is raising. however, i have seen commission requests that d.h.r. goes back and say we like your approach, but we want to expand your outreach. does that change your pricing at all. and so i'm happy, of course, to go back to ask of that. >> thank you. and i do see both and i'm sure they have a roledex of candidates that they already have in mind to work for this. and those are my consents. thank you. >> president: okay. is there any f

look at the 36 miles per hour already on tam., secure the outdoor objects, avoid parking under trees and power lines and be careful on bridges. there will be a nasty cross wind. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, only warming to the 50s and 60s throughout the afternoon hours. definitely cooler than average. i'll let you know how long this will last coming up. >> thank you. >>> developing news this morning, loved ones are mourning the loss of two young women killed in a party bus shooting in oakland. the group was out celebrating a 21st birthday. the victims have been identified as 16-year-old zoe hughes o of modesto and 19-year-old alissa thurst. ht when someone fired 70 rounds at this party bus just after midnight on tuesday. oakland's police chief says it appeared that two shooters targeted the bus in two locations. the chp is asking anyone with information to please reach out to investigators. there is a $40,000 reward being offered in this case. >>> santa clara and santa cruz county are in the yellow tier today. the counties ar

tam you can see a bit of it and the sunrise about 35 minutes away, it is 61 on top of mt. tam. temperatures as much as 5 to 50 degrees warmer today. the advisor is go into effect tomorrow. we will talk about how hot it gets, next. >>> a teenagers severely burned out or trying to copy a tiktok video. the message her family has for parents. >>> the fight over sh it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed plus 0% interest for 36 months and free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday >>> we are live over the miami area right now as we are following that breaking news. two people have died and more than 20 people have been shot in and ms. shooting. it happened just after midnight, miami time on

tam.unty sheriff dispatchers and a local resident couldn't resist having some fun by treating central marin police to some bear claws. police tweeted these photos along with the words thank you for a nice surprise. that is quite clever. still surprised by that bear. i was nearby and we saw it and it was sweet and it all ended well. >> i was following it on twitter. >>> the view from mt. tam. 50s out there. a deep marine layer. drizzle. that is helping with the dry season. we will talk about a cool afternoon and we come back. >>> the biggest game of the year for the warriors on the line. to decide where they stand in the first i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medic

. >> tam, the former president really thrives on the feuds.u saw him put out multiple statements today going after all of the people who amy just mentioned. and part of this is he's trying to maintain relevance. he's trying to maintain control over the party. you know, it's clear that the never-trumpers don't control the party but it's not clear that trump will ultimately be the standard bearer or if they will find someone else to sort of lead the path forward. and today he put out this statement where he said the big lie shall now forever be known as the election fraud, making a false accusation about the election being stolen from him, he is trying to rebrand the concept of the big lie, just like he tried to rebrand and successfully rebrand fake news back in 2017. >> amy, on that battle for the house of representatives, the census actually brought some good news for republicans in general, they may pick up a few seats because of population changes. and also democrats refeel a he can democrat of illinois says she is not going to run again, sh

once again remind voters about what they didn't like about donald trump in an election year. >> and tamit's not the white house that is necessarily behind this, but a lot of interest there in seeing it happen. what about the thinking on the part of democrats broadly on this? >> i think that democrats do want this to happen. if they didn't want it to happen, then i'm pretty sure that speaker pelosi and the democrats in the house would not have compromised so much on the design of this commission. but the reality is that they could keep investigating. it just won't have sort of the good housekeeping seal of approval of a bipartisan nonpartisan commission. instead it could be a committee like that that investigating benghazi or i guess there were like five investigations of benghazi much or it could be like, you know, various house committees doing the inveigations. but it just won't be by-- bipartisan. it won't have that same, that same approval. so you know, for republicans though, the other risk, it isn't just that trump could go after the republicans who voted for such a commission and

. >> woodruff: so, tam, what is the thinking here? you have this president who -- former president trump is not going to stop saying that he believes he won the election. so what's the thinking? >> tamara: i think the thinking is that anyone who contradicts him ends up having the nuclear option against them from former president trump, that he is like a dog with a bone. and if you contradict him or criticize him, he is not going to let go of it. he is going to make you miserable. just ask adam kinzinger and mitt romney and the late john mccain, and everne else that former president trump has gone after. so if they just don't talk about it, if republicans can, you know -- whether they agree with the big lie or not, if they can just move on and not talk about it, and not talk about what happened january 6th and try to focus on anything else, then maybe they won't antagonize the former president because once he is antagonized, he is not going to stop talking about it and putting out statements. and it looks like at some point, relatively

tam. it is 46 degrees, but breezy up in novato, breezy along the coast. the golden gate bridge, you can see the clear sky here. numbers have dropped off in the upper 30s in napa. 54 by the lta. winds aren't too bad now. 48 in livermore. we will have that breezy afternoon. you can see a look right now at the north bay and along the san mateo coast with the winds. throughout the 10:00 hour we g into the low 60s inland, but by afternoon 70s arrive. to the north and east. it will be cool along the coast and we could see the outside chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the north bay today. >> thank you, lisa. >>> we are expecting to find out more details today about california's economy fully reopening on june 15. governor gavin newsom spoke out it at an event in the south bay yesterday. >> we are putting outgains on what the estate will look like after june 15. the positivity rate has remained stable, 0.9 to 1%. our case rates continue to be the lowest in the united states and the vaccination numbers are holding steady at 2 million over the last seven days.

at the beginning of the pandemic, we were in contact with jonathan van—tam and jenny harries, both off the greatest health initiatives in the uk, and it's such a great public health initiative because anyone can turn up and take part no matter what your age, background or ability. you can walk or run, volunteer or spectate, and just turn up. to come back in a way that prevented that would, in our opinion, break the public health benefits that are so important. we are not a run, we are not a race. we are a community public health initiative that gets people together, and that has to stay, and when we come back, we have to come back with that in mind. and so, you are aiming, we hope, for the 26th ofjune. it sounds like you still have an awful lot of talks to go between now and then? yes, there is an incredible amount of work to do. looking at our permissions today, once we have included landowners who are comfortable with us returning on the 26th ofjune, i think we are over 300 now, landowners who have given permission for parkrun to return. we don't have a set number for where we can s

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above a thousand feet, mount tam north winds, northwest winds 42 miles an hour. mount diablo near 50. the winds will be a factor today. we will see maybe mist at the coast and then we are clear with a lot of sunshine but it's a windy afternoon. around the bay inland at the coast. limited clearing. we will talk about warmer sunday in a few minutes. >>> the coronavirus crisis in india continues to get worse. more than 3,000 have died in a day from the virus. which speck to expertk to expert >> for nine days in a row india has reported more than 300,000 coronavirus cases a day. medical experts calling this a crisis. >> they thought they had beaten this. they thought they had more natural immunity but they didn't. >> global leaders need to focus on india and help with vaccines. the first american planes arrived to india with supplies. >> that means there's some difficult decisions for the united states to make about patents which they are right now actively in discussion about allowing waiving of patents for vaccines to be made in country. >> the united states announ

tam.y sheriffs dispatchers and a local resident couldn't resist having fun by treating central marin police to some bear claws. the treated these photos along with the words thank you for a nice surprise. you would never expect a bear in san anselmo like that. >>> we are looking live from mt. tam where it's in the low 50s. some missed and drizzle. we will get sunshine a little sooner but 5 to 7 degrees cooler than usual.ggest game of the year for the worriers on the line this worriers on the line this afternoon dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter wha

it is 79 on mount tam. that will trickle inland neighbors.re are no fire williams, but you still need to be vigilant. the vegetation is still very dry. heat risks for all of us, moderate to high. the heat will ease tomorrow until the weekend when we have a bump up many the temperatures. 87 to 94, that's our spread across the south bay. head up the peninsula, most of us in the 80s, taking the redwood city at 91. we have mid to upper 70s on the bayside downtown in san francisco, 70 in saucily toe today. look at the mid-90s through most of the valleys. look at the 100s, cloverdale, lakeport, clear lake, also ukaya. 76 at richmond, near 80 in oak. near 90 in freemont. we've got mid-90s to low 100s. the air conditioners will be running there. look at this. all through the central valley, down into palm spring, it's not even the warm spots. 102. it will be 106 in chico. that's why you've got to head to the beaches to get relief or stay hydrated, and take frequent breaks. it will be 96 degrees today in yosemite. that's pretty hot. temperatures will

mount tam a few scattered clouds and number from the low 40's in nevado to the low 50's in concord.t a cooler start in the north bay from napa to nevado and a couple degrees cooler, warmer on the coast there at 50 half moon bay. that's where we have the fog. 56 in heyward, fremont and san jose about nine, ten. by noontime the 60's and 70's. plenty of sun late in the day we will get that sea breeze. a few extra clouds in the north bay. numbers climbing through the 70's today inland and this starts our warming trend that will take us through early next week. we will look at the slight cooldown. >> thank you. >>> a bombshell development in the case of a senior citizen assaulted in an attempted carjacking earlier this year. we have found that the da dropped charges against one of the arrested suspects. now the victim and a another person who saved her are speaking only to abc7 news. >> this is pretty cut and dry. i watched them beat this old woman and drag her across the concrete. >> the horrible event this man is referring to is a story i broke this past march when he witnessed a 75-ye

you can see the winds gusting up to 38 miles per hour on mount tam where it is only 44 degrees. 50s at coast all day. low to mid-60s, barely 62 to 63 at noon. so if you are headed out, make sure you find a sheltered at 4:00, 62 to 65, not much warming. make sure you dress in some layers. here is a look at south beach. you can see a few high cloudsute there. the biggest caution will be a small craft advisory if you think of exercising on the bay. we will have tons of tree pollen blowing around, oak, olive, pine, moderate amounts of grass pollen. still ahead in the show, we have a winter weather advisory for the sierra. i will take a look at the fire threat in the fastest winds. that is coming up in a few minutes. >>> let's get to jobina to talk about the commute. >> we are still following a sig alert in san jose. it is because of roadway flooding. it is not raining outside. this is on northbound 101 to northbound 880. very extensive backup. speeds are down to 17 miles per hour. the chp has not been cleared on what is causing the flooding but at least two lanes are blocked and it sounds

you can see mount saint hele na and mount saint tam.he northerly wind's have been gusting all night long. that warmer air in the delta and the dryer air, 26% relative humidity. for 5:00 in the morning that's very dry as we go through the day. that will drop to about 10% and that's why we have this red flag warning over the hills of the north and east bay and the valleys of our east bay. here say look outside where we are looking at the clear conditions, dry, gusty winds with elevated fire danger through early monday. sunny and warmer for mother's day weekend. a few degrees cooler for tomorrow and then the real cool pattern arrives the middle of next week into next weekend. here is a look at those winds. they will continue to build through midmorning, after sunrise and as we get toward about 1:00 you can see the wind gust from the delta, napa, livermore, 26 to 37 miles an hour. at the coast it'll be quite gusty. sunny and looking at temperatures for your sunday. 60's, 70's, 80's. just a few 90's but look what happens after mother's day.

tam you can see it bouncing there, but these aren't twinds we are worrying about. these are the refreshing, clean air winds with little higher humidity with 50s at the coast, 60s everywhere else. low to mid-70s by 4:00 but grab a coat this evening. we are back in the mid-60s by 8:00. the breezes will be stiff across the bridges and it will be breezy and choppy out on the water, as well. pollen, good news. we are looking at low to moderate levels but grass pollen will be high over the weekend. now let's go to the morning commute with francis. good morning, francis. >>> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. mike, you look good in glasses and i am glad for the low pollen count. we are off to a better start this friday. light traffic out there. in the east bay a car fire has been reported in martinez. it may be underneath highway 4 at mccewan. keep that in mind. hopefully they will wrap this up quickly. also, it is windy there on the altamonte pass. traffic is slowing as you make your way on to westbound 580 out of tracy. both hands on the wheel. you will find a

by the afternoon it's mild with mount tam with a lot of sun. that afternoon sea breeze. the coast doesn't last long. the winds are kicking up in the afternoon but this is a typical sea breeze from 15 to 25 miles an hour. getting a little gusty at the coast. we get into your sunday and this should be even warmer and more of the wind confined to the shoreline here. the next couple of days you will notice the warm up by sunday we are in the 70's to near 80 inland. still in the midand upper 70'sa run the bay. the coast does stay rather cool. monday should be the warmest day with numbers well in to the 80's by the delta and getting a little warmer for oakland and richmond and as we get into your tuesday subtle change was a bit of a breeze. along the peninsula not a lot of extremes here. we are talking upper 60's palo alto. dip tomorrow. you come up on monday it. will be a pleasant week with the average highs shy. low 70's but overall really no extremes to talk of. you will have your sea breeze in the afternoon and some pleasant afternoon temperatures. if you are headed there

. >> a surprise near mount tam. >> but this morning the neighbors are still on alert kron four's. evans is live in sensible with the so update. >> so they know where he is, but they have got rumor, haven't gotten rid of them. what's going on? >> you know, i talk about being on the alert. i'm on the alert. looking around. you can see in my shot tell a pious avenue. >> pretty would see, you know, and in behind these bushes are houses. it is also very populated. it is a but so police are asking residents to secure your trash. >> put your pet food indoors for the next 24 to 48 and they're just doing this out of an abundance of caution because they do believe that the bear might come back with, you know, might wander back into the let's show you some video of the bear, though. you had said that it was up in a tree that had been perched up in the tree in the backyard of a home. now, according to police, the bear finally came down from the tree right before 8 o'clock last night he was encouraged by first responders to leave the neighborhood and walk into the wilderness somewhere close a

. >> so this field and open space below mount tam and then people nearby. they could barely handle this pair because there is so free will in attack them. it's not the normal thing is he walking down the streets of downtown san anselmo covers yulia 7 is there live this morning with an update. hi, julie. >> hi there, yeah. you asked what to do when you sue. oh no. the best thing to do is not to. confront want to kind of stay away from him. at least 100 yards away and they get a little close. you should. >> raise your harms very slowly. >> and kind of identify yourself. so they they know you're a human because they all apparently like to eat humans. but in any case, police are saying the bear should be frolicking in the wilderness away from this neighborhood. but just in case he isn't they are asking residents is a secure, their trash and some of their pet food indoors for the next 24 to 48 hours just in case the bear wanders back. now he was perched up in a tree in the backyard of a of a home. and according to police, the bear finally came down the tree just

tam.it's cooling off we see the fingers of the fog reaching over some of the hills and mountains here, with our view from mt. tam. it is such a beautiful start to our wednesday morning. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, as we get a look at our live view in the tri-valley. a lot of people up and out the door about to get your day started. light jacket weather for the start of the morning with low 50s but you can see the trend that goes up quickly by 10:00, we're at 71, and 82 degrees will be the temperature at lunch time. so maybe something that will help keep you cool with our high temperatures in the south bay, morgan hill will reach 86 degrees today. we'll see some low 90s for parts of the east bay, but not as many 90s as we've seen recently, with oakland today feeling a cooldown, 70 for a high in the upper 50s for near the coastline, heading into san francisco today, mostly low 60s, and some upper 50s and north bay temperatures will reach into the upper 80s, w

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both are graduates of mount tam a pious high school. the officer and his partner were in plain clothes pursuing an alleged extortion attempt following a botched drug deal. but defendants said they thought the officers were criminals elder testified. he stabbed the officer in self-defense. the defense will wrap up their arguments tomorrow and the defendants are expected to learn their verdicts later in the week. and here at home in the south bay despite crackdowns on illegal sideshows. several happened this past weekend. this one happened on saturday near brenham lane in monterey highway spectators say the side show lasted an hour and a half. in addition to the screeching tires, fireworks were also set off in the area since 2015, 7 people have died in connection with sideshows and street racing. police have arrested drivers of participants and spectators in the past. but a new city ordinance would also have them go after promoters of the site shows. >> and i think we have to tackle it from every angle. it's just it's completely unaccepta

a live at the bay courtesy of the mount tam. can we see some clouds rolling back in tonight. but nothing like we saw last night and the sun making a big return tonight or today, i should say kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez who tonight to get you ready for the start of your monday. >> yeah. and we're going to notice the return of that thick fog bank already starting to spread along our coastal areas courtesy of our mount tam camera. you can see low clouds and fog streaming through. in addition to high cloud cover. that's what's expected during the overnight hours in addition of patchy coastal drizzle, pretty dry out there right now. but let's take a look at the severe weather. well, to our east in the sierra tracking not only thunderstorms bringing rain but thunder snow bringing the threat of thunder and lightning and it could drop snow levels to as low as 2000 feet by tonight. and we're tracking that active weather not just in city but also in south lake tahoe and incline village as well. remember when you hear thunder or go indoors, but a much calmer quieter night for

have a the bear had encouragement from first responders and he had moved to an open space near mount tam and that's for hopefully he will remain now. here is a witness who saw the bear that was on the ground as soon as it left the home and here's what she had to say. and then an update from police. >> i walked around and i was walking from the sidewalk down down san anselmo. >> and at a distance down this like it's a straight sidewalk. i saw a galloping but it was was far, but it could tell was running towards running away. it's hard to say where he came from. the reports about. >> rangers in point rays and also mount tam have reported in the last few weeks seeing either signs of air activity for what looked to be a juvenile male there, which may very well be this bear and you know, that he's traveling around the century trying to establish his own area. >> people are not. and we have a new video of a resident who allowed us to go in their backyard and shows the damage. what this a young bear did when it had come down from that tree and knocked over a wooden fence. happy to know that all

helena 54-mile per hour gusts, mount hood 31, winds gusting up to 27 miles per hour at mount tam. we have a red flag warning until 6:00 p.m. tuesday because of the northerly winds and low relative humidity values down to single digits. with offshore flow looking at critical fire weather conditions, a big concern through the rest of today and tomorrow. you can see the northerly winds. that will be the case as we look to tomorrow. relative humidity values again inland at least for hills and mountains, looking at relative humidity values down to single digits so locations like fairfield as well as napa, brentwood, livermore. we'll be watching the incredibly dry conditions. on futurecast, you see all the sunshine through today and that will be the case through most of the week. our sun set is 8:08 and sunrise at 6:03. daytime highs with offshore winds as well as the strong ridge of high pressure heating up to the low 90s. mid 80s for south bay and san jose, 70s and 80s around the bay today. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect. we continue with warm to hot conditions

trying to divert the animal away from the downtown to have him come down and then head back toward mount tam. >>> police want to know if you recognize the gunmen and a pair of brazen drive-by shootings at this name housing complex. take a look. the daylight shooting happened may 5th on l pueblo avenue. it sends the intended targets are running for their lives pick of the same gunmen returned on monday night, no word on any injuries and either shooting. >>> a church building went up in flames in downtown concord early this morning, had just been sold to be converted to affordable housing. firefighters were able to use save the main building at christ community church at the nazarene near clayton road and galindo. but flames ripped through the roof of an ad joining two-story structure. no word yet on a cause. no one was hurt but crews are bringing in heavy equipment to shore up the walls because the building is so unstable. >>> oakland getting fire ready with the help of these goats. 3000 of them were released this week into the king estates open space, all part of the fire department's annual

tam. the hiker was hoisted up into the helicopter from the mt. mac davis trail and flown all the way over stinson beach. no word yet on her condition. >>> well we've got a warming trend i understand. >> we do. and that's what i want to start off with. the focus has been on the red flag warning in the fire weather concerns. but i don't want the fact that a noticeable warm-up is about to happen to get overlooked. look at the orange wavy line and what we are about to do. by the time we get to monday and tuesday we are back up to around 90. it's part of the pattern with the offshore winds. but we are not talking about that yet, but the truth is the warm-up is how the majority of us will notice the change. just about all of us will notice it. speaking of the winds, watch the change. here is today, that goes back just about two hours ago. we still had a bit of an onshore flow. now i'm going to advance this, and watch everything change by tomorrow. now the colors are all over here, look up at mt. st. helena. this is the first pulse of those strong offsh

. >> good morning, here's a look from mount tam, pretty hazy out there.cking air quality all morning, checking the forecast, no spare the air day. just the offshore breeze, taking away our clean and cool onshore breeze, the marine layer if you will. it'll be localized along the coast. for the rest of us, the hottest ties, even at the coast will be today and tomorrow. that'll bump the wildfire danger to the highest levels today and tomorrow. we will be back to average, but we will have to wait until the weekend. it'll take several days to get rid of this heat. high and low, too close to each other, that'll ramp up the wind this afternoon and lower elevations. tonight, the highest fire danger in our hills. of the red flag warning continuing to 6:00 tomorrow evening. mid to upper 80s down in the south bay today. low to mid 80s for the rest of the peninsula. look at these mid to upper 60s along the coast, even mid to upper 70s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. upper 60s, northbay coast, near 90 your valleys. along the east bay shore, low to mid 8

the most diverse backgrounds is the son of an african-american he experiences structural racism 1st tam's but he knows that his experiences are different from many other black britons. while my dad was brought to this very house you know the neighbors would say oh that's richie the american the entertainer there was a kind of romance about it there was something that was exotic about him so people would look at him and after think about british colonialism so that's a very different experience of course the black community is aware here who are who have this shared history who. in colonialism. johnny pitts tells us about the effects of imperialism on black people in europe the legacy of colonialism and what drew him to through the continent i did start to know a rise in racism and it troubled me and i start to know it's a kind of insularity that was taking place in this country that scares me a smooth brown skin living on an island. that is leaning towards the right so i wanted to look beyond britain i discovered an old continent that was creaking. and black community is very often living

this is from on top of mount tam. >> and it's the first time we've got to look through this camera lens. and i don't know 48 hours or so, lawrence, because of the cloud deck was obscuring the whole top of mount tam and now we're finally able to. yeah, look out over the bay. we got a brief look out there anyway, right now. my kit covered up again, that marine layer is pretty thinking, pretty deep out there for tonight. that's why we're going to see so much of that drizzle throughout the night tonight. yeah. we're seeing the clouds moving on shore right now as we get ready for the weekend on this friday night. looks like have some cooler temperatures headed throughout the weekend. not going to be bad. but tomorrow may be particularly wet specially. >> as you approach the coast. yeah, we've had some thunderstorms popping up over the central valley. in fact, you see the area shaded in yellow here. you're reading. that's actually a flood watch right now is they've seen some heavy thunderstorms rotating on by temperatures right now. mainly in the 50's all around. i think long range forecast l

if you do want to take a drive to mount tam. well, that's what you'll be greeted by this is your view at the bottom are in county, timber on right here where you can see the gray sitting right up above yet. visibility is holding up fine for most areas. this is cloud cover sitting above us. but there are pockets out there visibility is below a mile. so do watch out for those spots. as you venture outside this morning. as far as temperatures go right now we're in the 40's and 50's. another cool start to this morning. no big surprise that we'll need our jackets stepping outside right now towards the afternoon temperatures actually remain a little bit cooler than average even into the finish of the day with sunshine reappearing later on. i'll have more details on that. and when we'll warm back up and the rest of your forecast all right, john, thank you for that. so i am tracking a hot spot this morning. this is. >> a highway 84 westbound just west of ardenwood boulevard in newark at least 2 lanes are closed there. so we'll keep a cl