valley, it tells me they are not doing — valley, it tells me they are not doing well— valley, it tellsst, let's get it straight. i think ben _ harper has said? first, let's get it straight. i think ben houchen - straight. i think ben houchen deserves every congratulation for having succeeded in holding this seat, and not only holding it but actually still, yes, down from 2021, which was remarkable, but doing noticeably better than he did in 2017. however, let'sjust noticeably better than he did in 2017. however, let's just look noticeably better than he did in 2017. however, let'sjust look at three things, looking notjust that tees valley but also west midlands. number one, although ben houchen won hartlepool in the mayoral contest, the labour party still gained control of hartlepool council, which begins to raise questions about the read across. secondly, as i pointed out a while ago, one of the poles that was done about tees valley, which again said it was pretty close, also asked people how they would vote in a general election. the level of support for the conservative party in the

our kevin ko is live in hayes valley where he spoke to people about why this means so much to them. kevin, a lot of excitement, but you also found people with some concerns about this location. >> reporter: yeah. those worries are because of a few local markets here in hayes valley which, by the way, does have a ban on retail chains, but after receiving a special exemption just a few years ago, trader joe's is officially open. >> we've just been waiting for this place to open. >> reporter: eddie lowe and his dog fillet have lived in hayes valley the past four years. this is fillet's is first walk outside his new local grocery store. >> i heard this morning it was quite busy. >> we're so excited you're here to share the opening with us. >> reporter: that's autumn dougherty, captain of the news hayes valley trader joe's. she and about 70% of the store's crew members live in hayes valley. >> i'm a part of this neighborhood and so for me it's definitely great that i get to be a part of giving this community what we need. this community has been waiting for this for such a long time. >>

this is what mill valley is doing here. you see the number of tables that are set up here, the tablecloths that are set on top of them as well, the tents that are also set up. it's all just now getting started here. memorial day weekend is mill valley's biggest annual event. not only is there a community parade later this morning, but that breakfast is just getting started. we'll show you what the event is look like. in years past, families coming out to check out the events, the performers and neighbors showing what the community involvement is all about. there's also going to be a k through eight essay contest that kicks off the parade. that will be followed by groups of color guard dance performances, of course, classic cars as well. the typical things that you see in any parade throughout the bay area. that parade officially begins at about 1030 this morning. the fire department here wants to make sure that you are the first stop of the morning. here they are offering a pancake breakfast for anyone who is stopping by to

it's june 1 and 2 in napa valley.information, la onda festival by bottlerock, put on by ceja vineyards and several other of the latino vendors in napa valley. we'll be back and talk more about the festival. we'll continue here in "comunidad del valle." stay with us. and doña amelia ceja of ceja vineyards, here on "comunidad del valle." we're talking about la onda festival, and you look at the list of entertainers, dona amelia, it's incredible who's coming to perform at this festival. amelia: oh, i'm so excited. actually, i've never seen alejandro fernandez, so i'm being from jalisco and he's from jalisco. so, very excited about that. but maná, one of the greatest rock bands pretty much anywhere, and café tacvba, but i'm very excited to see ximena sariñana and so many others, that the lineup is fantastic. damian: and dalia, this is, i mean, bottlerock is known for the great-- you know, the-- i should've say not american bands, but english music bands that come and perform. this is completely different. how much of an "

we are getting ever _ valley. what's happening? we are getting ever close _ valley.s happening? we are getting ever close to _ valley. what's happening? we are getting ever close to results - valley. what's happening? we are getting ever close to results and l valley. what's happening? we are. getting ever close to results and we have had three of the five councils that make up the tees valley which have declared and it's good news for the incumbent conservative. he came out on top in all three of those councils. in hartlepool labour had a good count in the elections last night and they got a seats and the conservatives lost eight. it is a very strong indication that he is going to win here. it's nowhere near the 73% he won in 2021. it's not that sort of triumph and he was saying before this happened he will be glad to win by one vote. i think it looks he has won by more than that but we still have two areas to declare and they could change the picture but he has built up a significant lead. ben howson or rishi sunak, who would be most pleased? there will be serious

and then of course when it heats up in the valleys, we think, i want to go to the beach.l, stinson beach will be in the upper 60s for today and then low to mid 60s for the rest of the weekend. a little bit warmer in santa cruz, a high of 72 today, 67 on saturday and 71 on sunday. monterey will see those temperatures in the mid 60s each day, and then we still are going to have the warmth in our valleys with morgan hill in the upper 80s today and tomorrow, but then we'll see some low 80s for mother's day into the beginning of next week. that's still above normal, but it's going to be a bit of some relief compared to the upper 80s and even a few low 90s that we're seeing today. if you're planning to take mother's your mom out for mother's day, it's going to top out at about 84 degrees, so it's still warm ish. but if you get out for brunch early in the morning, it's still going to be nice and comfortable. will be in the low to mid 80s next week, and san francisco's already made it past the warmest day with low 80s. yesterday will be in the upper 60s on sunday. ginger and scot

and into the tri-valley.ou'll wake up with a little marine layer saturday morning and enough so we'll get a little mist along the coast, doesn't last long. more sunshine than anything else going through saturday, but saturday and sunday are getting help from this. a weak little system here is coming out of the pacific. we're not getting rain, but as these systems clip out of the north, what the temperature profile in the atmosphere. we can see we're seeing the warmer temperatures here. look at the big blue blob for the weekend which effectively is a big mass of cooler air. it pushes the heat away a little bit. that was for the weekend, but on monday as that leaves and that system goes by, watch how fast the warmth from the desert southwest is quickly building back in with more intensity. as we start looking at this forecast now for the middle of next week, we're starting to use the heat risk map. this is looking at next wednesday. we're falling in the yellows and oranges for the bay, but we're starting to see

going into tomorrow, streamlines, and the sacramento valley. rushing through the valley. one of those scenarios where only the north bay gets a wind advisory for this. mountains and valleys, it will be breezy everywhere. bay area wide. it is going to be strong enough up here that the national weather service put out a wind -- advisories out there. lights up tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow morning i should say. 30 mile-an-hour gusts that are rushing down from the north. so, thankfully it is a limited window of time. 1:00 a.m. follow 11:00 a.m. on the wind advisory. look at what the winds are going to do. this is how we warm up so much. the downsloping winds, if we visualize it differently, they start drying things out. you can see the dry air coming through the bay and getting pushed out to sea. you can watch it on the visualization there. that drier air is able to warm up more as well. putting it in the seven-day forecast. remember, thursday, friday, saturday, those are the three days where we are equal for all of them. sunday it is better. next week t is much better. day ti

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warm sunshine in the tri valley.looking good there. 75 in fremont. 72 in hayward about 80 in dublin. lot of warm sunshine after couple patches of fog. a little thick early on. but late today, looks like another beautiful day outside. that's what's going to play out. looks like over the next couple of days and probably the weekend we're just going to see some minor changes in the forecast. so here's your 10 10 for you as we're getting closer toward the end of the month of your 10 of 10. but the warmer spots inland over the next few days, cooler by the coastline. then those temperatures start to drop off a little bit on saturday and sunday, probably in the monday or so and then start to warm back up just a little bit. so no major change in the pattern in the forecast. looking good. if you want to do some traveling, watch out the southern sierra nevada likely going to see another round of some thunderstorms here in the next couple of days. really? yeah. if your camp and going thank you. learn it. all right. this is real

it is coming for the central valley. slowing you what is keeping us, it will be hard for us next week. why it is not terribly intense on the heatwave standard for us. the pattern that you see on here. the areas of red, showing you where the related elements are. manufacture of the sacramento valley next wednesday, there is a bite of orange here. that is the onshore flow. that is crucial and important. coming in the bay and squeezing out and helping sacramento, sure. it is really helping us. there will be heatwaves when we get into summer that don't have that pattern. and those are the heatwaves with the offshore winds. those are the ones that will make the headlines here at home. those oned with, getting help. grant it there will be some yellow. you will see that. i will show what you it looks like in just a second. stepping back to today. i want to show you one other item. this is the view from the top of the santa clara valley. those are the old hangar where they used to have the blimps. watch this, cumulus clouds, thu

inland valleys, you will cool down a little bit, low 70s by the time we get to saturday. may be a warm up by the time we get to the early and middle part of next week. you can see your numbers on here, holding the line, i don't think you notice as much of a difference in terms of a cooling trend, i think the marine layer will be large and in charge and you know how that goes, all right, liz, back to you. >>> right now, shelters all around the bay area are dealing with overcrowding, and one of the big reasons has to do with delays and drops in care from during the pandemic. sean takes us to san francisco animal care and control for a look at the overwhelming need. >> it's easy for these faces inside san francisco animal care and control to steal your heart, but right now, they need some extra love. >> we are over capacity. so we have animals that are available for adoption and we would love for people to come and adopt them but we are also packed full of stray animals and the group called custody animals. >> virginia donahue is the executive director of sf animal care and

in the santa clara valley with a gorgeous start that's going to continue. so if you liked yesterday's warm weather, that's going to continue for today and honestly for the next seven. so i'll be back with the full microclimate forecast in about ten minutes. kira sounds like a good one, cynthia. thanks we begin this half hour with our continuing coverage of the rising tensions on college campuses. this a look at university of pennsylvania yesterday, police arrested 30 pro-palestinian protesters as the demonstrators ended up blocking an intersection near the penn campus after their encampment had been cleared out. meanwhile, back here in the bay area the encampment at uc berkeley continues to grow about three weeks in this, despite the big commencement ceremony happening today, some students now preparing for the possibility of demonstrations taking over their graduation day. this, of course, coming as student protesters express their opposition to the war in gaza. the encampment outside of sproul hall, approaching its third week. as mentioned, pro-palestinia

you connect on to 880 through castro valley. the kind of brake lights until a little closer to that 6:30 time. so south 880 a little slow. but again, westbound 80 and highway 4 and 101. looking good. westbound 880 is the only slow spot this morning. keep an eye on that. >>> all right, time right now 5:52 in the morning. daredevils pa realing down the side of a san francisco hotel? they are a couple and they're talking about saying i do before they i jump. >> i don't. [ laughter ] thanks. >>> well, here's a live look outside before we head to break. some very brave people out there clearly. doing some fun things. and look at that. the sunr it's never a good time for migraine, especially when i'm on camera. that's why my go-to is nurtec odt. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. it's the only migraine medication that helps treat & prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common

filling in all the way to the central valley, even the interior valleys, the tri valley, looking a lot of fog there. the napa valley all the way down the santa clara valley, too. as we head toward the middle the day tomorrow, things begin to break up and then guess what? because a surge back on shore as we get toward tomorrow evening again. so here we are. summer pattern here. a pretty typical this time of year. but boy, we're kind of settling into the sting a little bit early. and so you never know. yeah, i there. they talked about june gloom, but we're well on our way and may well, those 2 hot weeks and may made me say all right, they can put away the jacket, right? keep that jacket a very handy things aren't right. >> new at 5 pickleball and tennis players in san francisco could soon have to pay $5 to reserve some courts around the city city's recreation and park commission voted last night to require that fee when people make an online reservation at 28 of the 55 courts, the remaining courts could continue to be available on a first come first serve basis. you can find the full lis

this project is valley water's top priority. once completed, it would help ensure public safety, protect our regional water supply, and provide environmental benefits for future generations. as the dam retrofit was mandated by the federal government after studies found the dam could fail in a major earthquake. you'll see more of our trip inside the tunnel coming up tonight at six. looking forward to it. ian, thank you for that preview. let's go out and take a live look outside from our network of traffic cameras. it's looking beautiful out there. another hot day across the bay area and things are going to be staying warm for mother's day weekend. for all of the moms out there, i know a lot of plans are going to be taking place. i'm here now with meteorologist vianey arana with what we can expect for the weekend. audrey, thank goodness for our microcline because if you're looking to get away from the heat, at least you have an option. you want to head here right near the water. those are probably some of the coolest spots. but yo

emeryville joins a list of central valley and san joaquin valley cities that are also growing at a similar rate. one reason may be that emeryville's housing production rate has outpaced its population growth. the city has encouraged affordable home development for years, easily meeting and exceeding state mandated goals. well, 26in in 24 hours. check it out. that's what palisades tahoe ski resort is reporting. after a record breaking may snow day, uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab said the storm dropped 26.4in in the last day, making today the snowy day at the lab so far this season, palisades is calling it the best may powder day in recent memory. let's take a live look right now from palisades. the clouds are there. not as sunny as some people may have been hoping for. but you know, just a moment ago, cynthia, you were talking about our weather maybe becoming. you said the word summer. i think a summer like, oh, definitely. we're going to have some major changes as we go on into next week. i know people might have been unhappy with me yesterday. going back to the rain and all, but we

if you're out to the valley.e incredibly cold water temps here. point arena 49 point raised boy has dropped to 49. san francisco boy was 52. they're bouncing between 5250. this is really cold. i mean, for this time of year. and the kicker going forward is and i've mentioned this since april, as long as these water temps stay around this range or 5455, i think we're looking at a cool june as well. now, if they get up to 58, 59, 60, all bets are off. but, you know, as brian garcia in santa clara is on the same page as i am, i think this pattern will last well into june and maybe longer, as the way i see it. but, you know, can turn on a dime. but right now we get a brief, little warm ups, and then they come right back down because the weak systems keep dropping in here from the north, some fog holding on highway one, santa cruz, watsonville, gilroy. i think it's about gone morgan hill. but most of the fog is to the south, so a little warmer today, not a lot, but a little bit. now, most of this north breeze out to th

silicon valley's largest water agency. valley water, is behind the move. the ordinance is intended to protect the waterways, to help the agency provide clean water to santa clara county. violators of the ordinance would face a fine of up to $500 and 30 days in jail. the district's environmental creek cleanup committee will scuss that issuedi a major mona lisa. mystery historians have long debated the backdrop of leonardo da vinci's painting. now, geologist anne pitzer russo thinks she has pinpointed the location to lecco in northern italy. she used her geology knowhow to back her case and said a bridge in the background of the painting connects to lecco. so there you have it. let's go there. let's take the show there. let's talk to management about that. i know they're watching. let's work on that. they'll give you as they let me do all the talking. they'll give you that mona lisa smile and be like, exactly. guess that's a no. ha we're talking about a faux ficus, a faux ficus. nobody's going to be a faux ficus in my house. you could use open door, sell you

also very warm for the valleys. while the coastal areas will be chilly only 64 degrees for half moon bay. while we'll be in the mid 80s for the south bay. and then looking at saturday, we're going to be cooling off a few degrees and looking ahead for san jose. are you ready for this? our first 90 degree day possibly coming for the middle of next week. so we're going to enjoy this cooler weather while we have. we know june's coming. we're eventually going to have some high heat here, but we are also going to once again have warm temperatures today. but that may not compare to what we have coming next week. mike. all right. we're looking over here, the san mateo bridge. good news. whatever was going on in the service lane has cleared traffic flowing a little more smoothly now. and i see more traffic over the high rise. so that's great for the westbound commute. the commute in general looks great right now as we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic. we still have that fire. we're tracking castro valley on lake chotab

a lot more sunshine in the north bay valleys. a lot more sun for bay to breakers tomorrow than you typically have. we don't hang the temperatures much for san francisco and oakland over the next seven days. you don't notice much difference there. when we look at the microclimates, we do. north bay valleys the biggest. san jose a little bit of a warm-up. low 80s by tuesday. only to cool down by next weekend. so yes, there's a warm-up right here. early in the week, and then we are giving it all back by next weekend. you're going to cool right back down again into the low 70s if you're inland. >>> matt, over to you. >> coming up in sports a historic day from one of the giants biggest rising stars. >>> plus, a stacked leaderboard at the pga championship >>> it's been a heck of a week in louisville, kentucky, as it hosts the pga championship. pretty big public arrest. not sure if you heard about that one. a couple big names missed the cut. and there's been some pretty good golf. these local fans ready for the preakness weekend. it was

look at the inland valleys in orange.rate degree of heat risk with daytime highs near 90. sunday is better and monday is better than that. we are about to start cooling down. sunday, you are in the low to mid 80s in the inland valleys. that is five to 6 degrees cooler inland on sunday then you were on saturday. there is a cooling trend. we will keep it going. watch what happens toward the end of the week , this is friday. the numbers go down to the 70s. there is a break in the temperatures. you will seat in the seven-day forecast. let's start with san francisco and oakland , right around 70 for much of this week. the city will stay in the 60s, as you should this time of year. no more low 80s . north bay, around 80 for the week. san jose in the mid-80s for daytime highs. will we take a look at inland they communities, you are around 80 degrees. the beaches will stay in the low 60s. no more of the mid to upper 70s like you have had on thursday for the daytime high. that was quite a spica temperatures will go back to average

yeah so this is a bad thursday for folks in the tri valley heading over in through castro valley, eventuallyoward 880. that's not where you'll probably head right now. you'll take 580. chp is even allowing, though the larger big rigs through the area. so that will be a problem for folks expecting lighter traffic. more traffic is going to start heading up through that area into oakland because of that continued issue. that big rig crash that happened early this morning still blocks two lanes in your commute direction. fortunately it looks like a little bit lighter commute. if you are coming over from here from livermore, dublin, pleasanton, you could consider taking north 680 over to 24. that is still moving very smoothly. you saw earlier slowing develop in walnut creek. still there a little bit from the north side, but you're doing all right heading down in toward the maze and eventually toward the bay bridge toll plaza, where things sorted out to their normal pattern. now coming off the over overcrossing you're okay out of the maze builds up and blends in. hov lanes, so a smooth drive that

we have dipped down to the mid 50s and throughout the tri valley, 65 in throughout castro valley, 67 degrees and belmont and in san mateo. the winds are pretty slight at this hour, but they have been increasing in the north bay, and that's where we still have that wind advisory in effect until 8:00 this morning. and throughout the interior mountain range of the north bay. we're talking about the mayacamas mountain range. we're at the peak winds this morning have been up to 50mph. that has been ushering your pollen around grasses. and the oak and mulberry tree count. come into play. i'm suffering just this right alongside of you. okay, so we have high pressure. it's right about there that continues to surge more towards the western states. and as it does so from here all the way into the sacramento valley, flirting with 90 degrees in our warmest location, concord, topping off today at 87, 88 degrees around the clayton area into oakley 90 tomorrow. so the heat does peak today and tomorrow before gradually, gradually cooling over the weekend. here we go 73 degrees today in pacifica, mos

so that means ben houchen for the tories in the tees valley.vatives in the west midlands. in london it means sadiq khan forced labour and in greater manchester it means andy burnham for labour. labour will say you cannot read anything about the general election results into the mayoral contest because they are deliberately designed to be big, independent figures with those big economic powers. in the case of ben houchen and andy street, what have they been doing? they have been running in the opposite direction of their parties and have effectively been running as independents, or conservatives in name only. what the labour party are saying is if you want to know what is happening in the general election, they are confident blackpool south will win and the conservatives are confident they will lose it and it will go to they will lose it and it will go to the labour party. the labour party are saying look at the councils, thatis are saying look at the councils, that is much more significant, and they predict they will take three really important

so i think when the valleys heat up, people head to the beach. this is what you can expect at some of our popular beaches like stinson beach. it will be in the upper 60s for today, but low 60s by the end of the weekend. santa cruz right around 70 degrees while monterey. we'll see temperatures in the 60s. a look at our 7-day forecast for the inland areas are our highs are going to be hot today and tomorrow, but then it does look a little bit better for mother's day into the beginning of next week with some low 80s, while san francisco is going to catch that relief much sooner. mother's day, we're back to the upper 60s for highs. mike, what's going on with that crash on 101? well, we didn't hear a lot of detail until chp arrived. they say, you know what? okay, this is over here near san antonio road. the exit there, embarcadero, just a bit to the north out of palo alto. they're going to start a traffic break because of this crash and debris. i haven't gotten any more details exactly what is going on, but it's enough to know that they're going to ha

but overnight tonight we'll see mostly clear skies in the interior valleys.ll, some patchy fog linger along the coastline tomorrow. a mixture of some fog and some sun. i think we may see the fog in the morning on the coastline. then that may dissipate only to really return in the afternoon and picking up a push inside the bay. then cool rain is going to roll on in as we head in towards saturday drying out by sunday. but that's a pretty impressive storm specially for this time of year. that's rolling in to the gulf of alaska that could be pushing on shore. you see here on a long-range models tomorrow. yes, should be a nice day outside high pressure just holding on long enough to keep that storm system well to the north, then that drops in overnight tomorrow night into saturday morning. and you can see all the snow up in the sierra nevada to behind that. a few leftover scattered showers in the afternoon on saturday. then we dry things out on sunday. but yeah, i mean, we're talking about a significant storm specially in the high country, not just a few inches of

well, yosemite valley watch out. likely going to see some snow across those areas to looks pretty impressive as it starts to come onshore. this the same system that's likely to bring some rain. the bay area should be a dry day tomorrow if you want to get up there. but then after that, that cold snow moves in kind of picking up throughout the day on saturday, continuing as we head in towards sunday, then start to dry out after that. but boy, that's going to be a lot of snowy start to add it all up in. here we go. pretty impressive totals as we get through the weekend. maybe 6 6 inches to maybe a foot of snow across the high country. that wild. >> all right. thank you, the senate is racing to pass a massive air safety bill set to expire next week. the 2024 faa act includes new funding to hire more air traffic controllers. upgrade technology and improve flights to smaller airport. the package also includes new safety mandates to reduce close calls on runways and require commercial planes to have. 25 hour cockpit recordi

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from 2006 to 2014, deer valley won 82% of its games in the bay valley athletic league and produced fourivision one athletes who made it to the nfl. 13 year veteran running back taiwan jones, cornerback sterling moore, who played in the league for seven seasons. current chicago bears wide receiver nsimba webster and former packers offensive lineman george moore. >> it gives us an opportunity to be on a on an even playing field with everybody else around us, you know, not having the same facilities to train and to work and to prepare with it can hamper kind of the product we put on the field. so just being able to have lines and numbers and, and simple hash marks, things that you don't think about that really affect your ability to be effective on a football field, a growing concern for coaches in the game of football surrounds the safety of turf football fields related to player injuries. >> if you've been watching the games, you've seen players suffer torn acls and torn achilles. so i asked coach mills is it really beneficial going from grass to turf maintenance and the attention it tak

but valley water says that they need this money in order to do a seismic retrofit of the valley waterggest reservoir. you've probably seen it anderson reservoir and morgan hill. you pass by it and it's never full because it can't be. now here's what that rate increase would cost you 12.9% for residents in the northern part of santa clara county could add about $9 a month to your bill. those who live in the south county could see increases anywhere from a dollar to just more than $3 a month. now, valley water's biggest project is that seismic retrofit of the anderson dam in morgan hill, a project that has ballooned in costs to $2.3 billion. labor and materials all those costs have skyrocketed in recent years, so of course we have to pay for those and we see those increases. but the reality is our board has to balance the idea of, hey, you know, what are the charges for water here in santa clara county, but also preparing for the future. we can't let these infrastructure projects be delayed anymore. the longer we wait, the more they end up costing and it ends up costing us more down the

folks have to watch this castro valley. why? if this is part of your commute, it's a bad part of your commute. westbound 580 jams up, and then it is your alternate, actually to northbound 238. because this big rig blocks two lanes, it continues to be an issue. chp said it was going to take a while. it's been a while and there's still doesn't sound like they're going to move this rig. so we have big rigs allowed on westbound 580. that changes the volume and the traffic flow a bit. now, fortunately, aside from that slight stretch of 580 and north 238, we haven't seen a ripple back in toward the tri valley. 680 walnut creek. everything's fine as your alternate to 24 and the caldecott toward the bay bridge, where the backup is there. the rest of the bay is operating normally. back to you. thanks a lot, mike. well, we've been talking about hotter temperatures today, possibly turning up that ac, but many of us are already dealing with skyrocketing power bills. now a key vote is set to happen today, impacting what you are paying today

may gray is definitely holding on tight in napa and sonoma valleys, especially the low-lying valleys where it holds on a little longer. breaking apart in the inland areas, sunnier skies in the santa clara valley and the east bay. still stays cool and cloudy along the coastline. the peninsula gets split directly in half. but no matter what, we are still staying cool near san francisco. 59 is our daytime high. across the bridge, loamy -- warming up into the low 60s. then sunnier and warmer the more eased you go. >>> from weather to the roadways, let's talk freeways. as you get ready to head out the door, some hotspots at this hour will be on westbound highway 4 in bay pointe. making her way toward concord, small pockets of traffic on 880 as well. 680 in pleasanton as well. tracking some brake lights on the san rafael bridge. he spent, toward berkeley, everything looks to be wide open. >>> let's look live at oakland this morning. you have a new police chief with day one in office and first order of business will be lowering business killing crime. a top chef business looking into multip

palo alto, for cole valley. this is the president second visit to the bay area this year. >>> independent presidential candidate, robert f kennedy, reports that doctors found a worm in his brain more than a decade ago. they claim that a doctor told him that he possibly crawled into his brain. a part of it died, causing cognitive issues. a spokesperson for the presidential hopeful, says he is now in good health. they wrote on x, that he had five more brain worms, and would still be present in donald trump and president joe biden in a debate. >>> still had at noon, streaming on cbs news bay area, a critical piece of history. more than 140 years ago, not all children were allowed to go to public school. how an eight-year-old chinese-american >>> back to that breaking news, putting out a fire, dangerously close burning to homes. it choppers our live over the scene. firefighters are live on the ground. it looks like they have a handle on this fire. you can see under the burn scar area right there. this is poppy wood

but it is clear throughout the santa clara valley.re waking up to that setup sunrise just around 5:45 this morning. we're going to see daytime highs throughout this whole week really peak today. and we're going to see a similar trend tomorrow before we cool off heading into this weekend's forecast. here's what's going on. high pressure has been building in from offshore. and that really warms us up and boy does it dry us up too. for the next six to ten days we'll continue to see the summer-like weather pattern all throughout the state of california. with above normal temperatures expected for us here in the bay area. on top of here all throughout the state. so let's take a look at what that means for us. 60s in the forecast today near san francisco. yesterday we were flirting with the 70s. off into the inland areas we go, close to the 90s near concord and we hit the 90s just near antioch with 70s this afternoon near redwood city and 50s along the coast. now along our coastline, we have that strong coastal breeze. that's our influence

there's the big push there, santa clara valley. i mean, it went from gilroy up to san martin, morgan hill, all the way into san jose. and that's it. too late now, but still, the santa cruz mountains, san mateo coast and santa cruz. hard to believe water temps continue to stay cold as long as we get a northwest wind. they'll stay there. so upper 40s and low 50s. even half moon bay bowie at 5250 2.5 degrees 50s. now or 60s on the temps. unless you're well inland, then of course you're probably mid 60s upper 60s, but we are looking for a day of typical weather here. we had that cool pattern friday, saturday a little rebound sunday. today looks almost identical to me. so a little bit more fog though, especially down towards, san mateo coast, santa cruz. so look for temperatures 5060s by the coast, maybe a few little pop up showers in the mountains. i'll mention it. i think it's kind of isolated, though, but there's no rain. maybe the fourth of may. that was our last rain. i thought for sure we'd get another one. we'll have to wait till

a little bit of that thin hayes is starting us off through the santa clara valley. but it will bleed off and we will see sunnier skies in the afternoon. let's take a quick look at what we are expecting through the next couple of hours. waking up with cool conditions and we will continue to see more warmth in sight. getting a little gustier along the coastline, anywhere up to around 20 miles per hour. getting breezier offshore as we head into the evening hours. it will be a pretty breezy afternoon but at least daytime highs are pleasant. we are expecting 70s through the santa clara valley, 60s and 70s the more north we go and 50s along the coastline where it is still cool and cloudy and half moon bay. pacifica will see sunshine later this afternoon. the east bay will almost feel summerlike for us, sitting at 80 degrees this afternoon in brentwood and pittsburgh. very small day-to-day changes are expected for us, we will see 60s tomorrow and 50s into the weekend forecast. let me show you the reason that is happening, and we are also dealing with dry conditions into th

phase one is antelope valley to the san fernando valley. now to our coverage of the 2024 olympics.he cal men's rowing team will try and win its third straight national championship next week, and the program has a long, storied history, which it hopes to add on to at the olympics this summer in paris. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now. and ian, you spent this morning with our coach. he is no stranger to the olympics and his cal bears will be well represented at paris. you bet. and you know, after a few qualifications this week, there's going to be nine current or former cal rowers who will be heading to the olympics. three are current students who have taken the past year off to train the others are alumni and two will represent the u.s, while others are rowing for their countries of australia, new zealand, serbia, the netherlands, switzerland and italy. i caught up with the men's rowing coach scott franzen, who has coached all of them at one point. these nine guys were the, you know, the leaders of our team and for them to see them moving on to that international stage and gett

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we fell, i fell in the valley, and they didn't say anything special about what happened and my phonenumber. i called him, well, he knew me and i knew him. i introduced myself to the station captain , captain mustafa, and mr. alahashem answered . i asked them how are you, and he said, "i 'm not feeling well. i'm in a lot of pain and moaning, and i'm not feeling well." i said , "what happened?" he said no. i don't know, i didn't understand what happened, i said where, he said i don't know, i said a specific address where we can come. there he said that we are next to the trees. he said that the rest of the companions are fine. you can see them. you have access to them. he said, "i am." i don't see anyone, i'm alone and i didn't realize what happened and there's no one around me. i said that he gave us the same characteristics as the forest and trees and these things. it was almost clear to us that the helicopter had an accident and we defined our mission there to be able to quickly get to the scene of the accident and if there was a need for rescue , we would perform the rescue and res

yeah it was bad. >> deer valley was the last team in the bay valley athletic league to have its stadiuman the field, they'll get a new scoreboard, sound system and better wifi. this project began last november and cost more than $1 million due to damage from drainage in the field, so it affected the wolverines senior class last year. >> we weren't allowed to play any home games here last year, so our seniors didn't get a senior night on this home field. they didn't get a homecoming. >> matt mills has been at the helm for deer valley's football program for the past two seasons. >> joy, enthusiasm, excitement. >> coach mills was zero and ten in his first season and four and six in his second. he was a member of the class of 2009 and is trying to get this program back to a winning culture. from 2006 to 2014, deer valley won 82% of its games in the bay valley athletic league and produced four division one athletes who made it to the nfl. 13 year veteran running back taiwan jones, cornerback sterling moore, who played in the league for seven seasons, current chicago bears wide receiver nsimb

we do have exclusive photos inside the portola valley fundraiser. the president speaking to his supporters. you see them there. we mentioned at the home of venture capitalist vinod khosla, president biden took photos with the supporters and gave a brief speech using a teleprompter. i asked vinod khosla late today how that fundraiser went and why he supporting mr. biden's reelection bid. here's the full statement on your screen. in part, khosla tells me the fundraiser went really well. we raised well above target. i am supporting biden as he is the far better choice compared to the fraudster trump, who might destroy democracy. well, a balanced budget with no new taxes. today, governor newsom revealed his new spending plan for california governor's latest budget proposal closes both this year's remaining $27 billion budget shortfall, as well as next year's projected $28 billion deficit. governor says he's doing it by getting state spending under control while also preserving key safety net programs, which include education, housing, health care and fo

so it's not only the santa clara valley, but also also off into the east bay and for the valleys allay too and wine country. where we're going to be under that moderate heat risk. for the rest of us a low heat risk but still worth noting this warmth is going to almost come as a surprise. what i mean by that is i mean daytime highs are already sitting in the upper 70s today near san francisco. 80s across the bay bridge over into oakland. and yesterday in the two areas we were talking at upper 60s so over a ten degree jump in certain communities as we head into the forecast today. we're expecting 70s and 80s anywhere from livermore all the way over into fremont with a similar trend into the santa clara valley this afternoon. with that gradual warm-up as we head into the next couple of days so there's lots of changes in the forecast for us. we're also under a wind advisory for some of our friends off near solano county until 11:00 a.m. if you live in the local communities, take it slow out there today. make sure you are prepared before you head out the door, the gusty conditions are goi

this is monument peak and we're looking out towards the santa clara valley. see the low clouds just bubbling over the hillside there? sure it's a may great start, but we will end up with plentiful sunshine except for the immediate seashore. we're going to continue with this quiet weather pattern all the way through the weekend. right now, visibility down to a mile and a half in santa rosa, a mile and three quarters in half moon bay. check out our inland area 79 mile visibility. because the marine layer has pushed inland this morning, so futurecast clearly illustrates by 2:00 this afternoon, everybody's basking in sunshine and a gentle breeze out of the west southwest. up to 15 occasional gusts to 20. we have the clouds still hugging the coast. peaks of sunshine at best tonight. watch this. the clouds thicken up and just surge inland all the way to the state capital, which means that will have an influence on our temperatures. bringing them down ever so gently right now, 50 to 57 degrees in palo alto and in concord. it's in the mid 50s and throughout the tri v

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pro-palestinian protesters lining the streets of silicon valley. good evening on this friday, i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> the president's visit included two affluent towns in the silicon valley, where biden is expected to raise millions for his reelection campaign. >> ktvu crystal bailey, joining us live from palo alto this hour, where one of his fundraisers finished up in the last couple of hours, crystal house reaction been to his visit ? >> well, earlier today, there were dozens of people here flooding the street in this area. pro-palestinian protesters and biden supporters alike, all here watching the motorcade. and right here at marissa mayer's house as president biden's first stop in silicon valley to court his donors, a tech billionaire vinod khosla's home in portola valley, biden supporters coming out to watch the motorcade while pro-palestinian protesters lined the streets. >> we want him to be funding other things like schools and health care and just building our communities, but not a genocide. >> the president then made hi

we have done happy valley. the second i done happy valley.you want to watch the coverage online, you can head to the coverage online, you can head to the bbc iplayer and see who our correspondence will catch up with next. now whether. the skies may look a little threatening where you are today, that is certainly not the case everywhere, but storms are building across western parts of the uk. the warmer and sunnier weather will be further to the east across the country. let's see what is happening then in the second half of the afternoon. showers will be breaking out across more western parts of scotland but even here they will be quite scattered. the same goes for northern ireland and the same goes for other western parts of the uk. but where they do occur, they won't be very big, they could only be a few miles across. torrential showers may occur and even flash flooding in places. warmer and sunnier weather is reserved for more eastern parts of the uk. this evening, skies will be clear across some parts of the country and there is a chance a

until the area near the castro valley i don't have. traffic is slow because of a crash blocking a lane. travel times about 41 minutes, 205 over to 680. but everything else is holding steady with some pretty okay speeds. reed? >>> all right, thank you so much. directors for the port of oakland will hold a final vote today about renaming oakland international. the san francisco bay oakland international airport. they're getting all vowels there. looking live at oakland airport this morning, we know if the airport gets that new name, san francisco city attorney they will sue for trademark infringement. airport bosses in the east bay want the change. so guess what? they're basing their argument on what passengers say so we asked the passengers landing themselves. >> they could have then just named it oakland bay area international airport you know. i feel like that might have been -- yeah, more clear than this current change. >> i also don't know if people are making decisions about where to travel to based off of the name of the airport.

and on castro valley. that traffic is slow now. we had some earlier problems on 580 and those have been cleared up. so you may have heard earlier that we had some slow traffic on 580, but that has been taken care of. let's go and take a look at southbound 680. you can see that traffic is looking good. westbound on highway four you can see that traffic is slow just out of antioch getting over to concord and 80 from pinole to richmond. looks good into berkeley. 701. let's get back to the headlines. >> a developing story now in the south bay, where police have been at a san jose home for more than 12 hours, processing the scene where a woman was found dead after a standoff. ktvu james torres is live in san jose . to explain what you've learned about the investigation so far, james garcia, we've seen these police officers walk in and out of a couple houses here in the neighborhood. >> you see the tape that's still roping off part of the neighborhood. cars still can't go through here. and it's been that way for

the festival is hosted by the napa valley expo. it kicked off, or rather kicks off this afternoon at 1230 with performances from grace bowers, stevie nicks, megan thee stallion, nelly and bebe rexha are also set to perform today. one day tickets are still available for today. they'll cost you nearly $250. week end performances include pearl jam and ed sheeran, but those shows are already sold out. we'll have a live report from bottlerock coming up right here at 1230. in san francisco, the 46th annual carnival festival is taking over the mission district. it's a two day festival starting tomorrow, highlighting latin culture from all types of countries. it's full of food, music, dancing, lots of colors, a giant parade that happens sunday morning. i had a chance to speak to the festival's executive director, who says the festival gives you a little taste of everything from everywhere. >> here, what we have that's so unique is that we talk about and we showcase, nicaraguan culture, jamaican. and then we go to mexico and then we go to b