when the japanese came over to the west coast, they were essentially leasing and purchasing land that by the white american population at the time, because they believed that it was land that was not good, it was not fertile, and that nothing could be grown there. but then you see the japanese get there, and they start creating really productive farms. it's become central california. and today, we're so used to seeing and thinking of central california as really fertile farmland, and it's the japanese who bring life to this land. then the rest of the white american farming population realized that the japanese amamericans are so productive, and there is a lot of fear that japanese americans are gonna take over the central valley. the asiatic exclusion league forms in 1905. and so, anti-janese and anti-asian sentiment, in general, is growing. and as a result,n 1924, the us federal government passes the immigration act, which th effectively bans all asian immigration into the united states. joseph: while an-japanese sentiment grew, several key figures emerged who would wage a fierce bal

that of course the west coast and baseball of course.d i just absolutely glued to the tv last night. watching the dodgers beat the giants 9-1. the padres of course losing a close one to cleveland. but jonathan lemire's favorite team, the angels beating the boston red sox and my gosh, we've been looking at the nl standing for three hours now because without a doubt the best division in baseball, right? >> we've been looking so closely i have no idea what they are. but i bet the dodgers are leading the division. i bet the giants are up there somewhere as well. they're really good. the rockies are playing pretty well and you have throe them in and the padres too. but there is a lot of mourning that the yankee's 11-game winning streak was snapped in toronto yesterday. we've been focuses almost entirely on west coast standings. >> and of course. >> the pandering. >> and as willie geist said, the dodgers and giants are real good. we know this. we live this. this is -- baseball is life especially west coast baseball. >> coming up. >> go d'backs

but the one known as towle hercules has the chance to be seen on the west coast.th was passing through the debris trail of a broken comet. the last time it passed earth was in 2006. did you see it? >> i did not. i took a break and i was very meditative. a lot happening in the world. the next few hours there is still a chance that we could be getting a bit of something here. here is the thing about this, the whole set up they were moving superfast. as it entered the earth's atmosphere moving fast it creates friction. but it looks like the meteors from the shower moving slower and that is why it is less visible. if you want to go out all you do is look up and maybe you'll see something. tweet us or go to facebook and email us. there's high pressure returning in just a two day event for us this week. unfortunately it will kick up the wind with a high fire danger coming to the central valley and solano county. the bay area is not included because the wind is not expected to be as gusty. as we get you ready to head back to work on tuesday after that three-day weekend,

by and large the numbers are what you would expect on the west coast today but the shocking places are these other loca. these are broad wildfires spreading for days out west but they are more impactful to properties. host: matthew eby is our guest, founder and executive director of the first street foundation. if you live in the eastern central part of the country, dial in with your questions or comments about wildfire risk at (202)-748-8000. if you live in the mountain pacific area, (202)-748-8001. send us a text with your first name, city and state at (202)-748-8003. matthew eby, you touched on it but what are the contributing factors to risk of a wildfire? guest: as i was mentioning, the first and foremost is what can catch on fire? those are typically called fuels. you look at the fuels across the country and then we look at, well, we know where the trees are, the types of trees, shrubs, all of the different states of the fuels. then we want to know how likely it is for something to then catch fire. that is from things that are human caused, everything from power utility lines tha

a meteor shower known as -- could be visible across the west coast around 10 p.m.ht but there is a catch. into depends on the speed of the meteors. they're going really fast scientist that you might be able to see as many as 1000 shooting stars per hour. if they are slow, you won't see much of anything. but you can keep your eyes on the skies and see what you see. >>> jeff, let's bring you in. fast or slow? you said something earlier, i forgot and i was going to say it's because it seemed smart. >> when they go faster it creates more friction as it moves to the earth sky in that it creates that brighter color, so if they move slower you don't get as much friction and then you will not see as much color so you would see less activity. >> any to put that on my phone. how's it going for us? >> we do have some warmer temperatures on the way. this area of high pressure, dealing with this for just two days this week and temperatures don't look nearly as hot as the 100s we had last week. nonetheless it is warm, some wind kicking up, i think the highest fire danger to the

but a lot of it was taking holiday in the west coast of ireland.s a kid is nothing better, waiting to get on a plane and getting up at 4:00 a.m., that is the predominant memory, going to an airport for the first time and getting on a plane and that being the kind of highlight for me. >> do you think you will be doing back-to-back shoots, you got another film in cans as well -- cannes as well. tell us about that. >> it has been received so brilliantly. it was a film i shot just before after son -- aftersun. i was like, these are people that i am so incredibly proud of. it is a fusion of worlds. but the film has been so well received. emily is astounding. it is said in an irish fishing village, it is dark and gothic. it is a rough watch. >> thank you so much, good luck. ♪ >> in 1973, the roe v. wade ruling by the u.s. supreme court, gave women the right to an abortion. 50 years later, elite confidential document confirms the supreme court intends to overturn the decision, transforming the country into a medical desert for women pushing to have an abo

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we'll see you there. >> west coast baseball. >>> good morning. it's 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m.egin with breaking news. a new report shows soaring consumer costs. we'll ask a member of the white house council of economic advisers about the president's plan to alleviate the strain on american families. meanwhile, a massive aid package for ukraine is one step closer to reaching president biden's desk as the war on the ground intensifies. we're going to bring you the latest from kyiv. also happening today, a major vote on a bill that would lock in protections for abortion rights, but is expected to fail. and we're learning new details about a palestinian american journalist killed in the west bank overnight. >>> we begin with a sign the soaring inflation may be peaking. the government reported a short time ago that the consumer price index rose 8.3% between april of 2021 and april of 2022. now, that's down slightly from the 8.5% reported in march. but prices are still high. very high across the board. food up nearly

of course we have "morning joe" for you on the west coast, just waking up, we talk about west coast baseballor four hours straight. that is otani. last night with the second home run of the season. the first grand slam of his career. the rangels beat the rays 11-3 to remain on top of the a.l. west. and just on fire and then in a performance in chicago that no one in baseball has ever seen before. josh naylor of the cleveland guardians now the only player since rbis starting getting counted in 1920, to knock at least 8 runs from the 8th inning on, that is right, 8 rbis. in the 8th pairing with a game tieing grand slam and a deciding 3-1 blast in the 11th. the powered naylor's cleveland guardians to a 12-9 victory over the white sox. this guy, hot as a texas tamale and in texas, as dan rather might say. he's the first player ever with multiple three-run home runs in the 9th inning or later in a single game. now before we go to the morning papers. jonathan lemire, just i've never seen anything like this before. you know why, because nothing like this before has ever happened. but let me just gi

west coast hotel regulates business. police giving warning when the right -- regarding the right to remain silent. the state may not prohibit same-sex conduct. the exclusionary rule applies to state prosecutions to exclude evidence obtained in violation of the fourth amendment. the right to counsel in criminal cases. in each of those cases, that is a list and i could go on, those are some of the most consequential. the court overruled the president and it turns out that if the court in those cases had listened and they were presented with arguments in those cases that adhere to precedent, they adhere to plessis, west coast hotel, adhere to lochner, if the court had done that in those cases, the country would be a different place. i assume you agree with most, if not all of the cases that are lifted -- that i listed. the question on stare decisis is why, if, we think that the prior precedents are wrong, if that, why does the history of this court's practice with regard to those cases tell us that the right answer is actua

. [♪♪♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. he east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city o

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peoplere transported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general garrett's office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of t

low pressure in control over the west coast trying to spark an isolated chamber today. along the coastline in the north bay. as we head into tuesday, low pressure going to try to spark a shower. by 5:00 p.m. tuesday, north bay best chance of seeing that shower. wednesday, no chances of seeing that rachel today, temperatures below average in the 50's and 60's. rainfall estimates over the next 48 hours are zero for most of us. 50's and 60's today, only 57 in the city. breezes picking up, gusting over 25 mph this afternoon. overnight, partly cloudy skies, another chilly night, 30's and 40's as you head into tuesday. chance of isolated shower today and tomorrow. then numbers take a turn around, warmer by the end of the week. the coast remains comfortable in the 60's, but away from the coast, you get 80's and 90's in the afternoon. jobina: we now know the top five contestants on american idol. two finalists cap covid. -- half -- have covid. kumasi: noah thompson performed from his hotel room. both singers made it through, along with hunter girl, leah marlene, and michelina.

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peopletransported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of thos

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peopletransported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of thos

. >>> on the west coast, an update about a massive bird infestation in this home in redding, california. hundreds of swallows apparently found their way in through the chimney while people were away. the damage was so extensive, even the cleanup company was stunned. >> when i first walked in, i thought they'd been gone for maybe a week or something. but it only took a day. so, yeah. pretty crazy. >> the family is out of the house for now because all of the furniture had to be thrown out, all the carpets, and even the window blinds. the total bill for the damage, $20,000. the insurance company is so far refusing to pay. >> talk about "fowl" play. >> yeah. talk about -- >> f-o-w-l. >> -- out of luck. wow, i can't even imagine. >> $20,000 of damage. >> i can't even imagine where you begin. and the fact that these poor guys have to clean it up. like this is not in the employee handbook. >> you also have to worry about like diseases and things like that, right? it's not just the cleanup effort. i don't know. just sell the house and rent an apartment. >> throw the whole house away. >> probabl

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a lot of people going from the west coast and saying i'm not going to deal with it. a threat of a strike of longshoremen on june 30th. if that happens, all bets are off. game over at that point. the west coast has been a boone to the east coast, right, lori ann? >> reporter: absolutely. we will see continued containers as we speak. >> lori ann larocco with the new heat map amazing. lori ann, we love it thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> she will license that and sell it str it ti there any relief in sight kae stockton is here to tell you what she is seeing stick around as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™

we share the west coast -- the west coast shares with the pacific. we are an indo pacific power. by that definition, china is a north, central and south american power as well. anyway, i digress. it is the u.s. trying to increase its pivot to the asia-pacific with china's growing economic and military clout and diplomatic assertiveness. yvonne: he is wrapping up this trip. we can focus on the headlines, the gaffes, the like how would you summarize the trip? >> reacquainting because it has been 16 months since his inauguration. he has met with key she -- with kishida before. he has met modi in washington to he had not -- in washington. he had not met been easy. just reasserting the united states is engaged in this part of the world and they need to been together if you will like-minded economies and that is why the ipf is interesting. katherine tai said this is not your traditional free-trade or trade deal by design. it talks about connected economy, resilient economy, clean economy, a fair economy. a lot of these bigger concepts that have garnered some criticism because most trad

by and large, the numbers are what you would expect in the west coast today but the shocking places are these other locations that typically you don't hear about wildfires, because they are big, broad wildfires -- they are not big, broad wildfires, they are more concentrated. it is less acres and acres that are burning. >> matthew is founder and executive director of the 1st street foundation. if you live in the eastern central part of the country, dial in with questions and comments at 202-7 48-8000. in the mountain pacific area, (202) 748-8001. send us a text at (202) 748-8003 with your city and state. what are the contributing factors to risk of a wildfire? >> as i mentioned, the first and foremost is what can catch on fire. those are typically called fuels. we look at the fuels across the country, and we look at, we know where the trees are, the types of trees and shrubs and all the different state of the fuels as we are talking about, then we want to know how likely it is for something to catch on fire. that is from things that are human caused, everything from power utility lines

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. >>> less than half an hour remains for voters on australia's west coast.latest in a live report ahead. ready to style in just one step? introducing new tresemme one step stylers. five professional benefits. one simple step. totally effortless. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. >>> polls on australia's west coast will close inless than 15 minutes and counting has already begun in an election that will decide who leads the country for the next three years. scott morrison is seeking re-election. his main opponent is the labour party, voting is compulsory. let's get the latest from cnn live in hong kong. really fascinating election here, we might have change in the country that at least politically has been very constant for a long time. >> reporter: yeah, constant and conservative that's certainly the case, no seats are being called as yet, i mean we're less than two hours into vote counting, but certainly we'll be seeing seats go to labour party or the incumbent coalition party. what we're seeing, kim s a real shift to independents,

hello to our viewers on the west coast. may the 4th. may the fourth be with you. your world in 90 seconds. >> strong reaction across the country over the supreme court draft opinion that indicates roe v wade could be overturned. >> how dare they? how dare they tell a woman what she can do and not do with her own bo the e

it is the largest multicultural celebration on the west coast. >> kpix 5's max darrow shows us how someusinesses are hoping to cash in as the crowds pour in. >> reporter: carnaval festivities are under way in the mission district. the return of the parade carries a new meaning for many of the long time businesses along mission street. ♪ it's tough not to feel the music. especially for enrique barrow

>>> this right here might be the cutest race on the west coast, the corgi national, and arcadia in southernhey dressed up for the occasion. loaded into those, and oh, my gosh. so happy. champion resources. managed to run for the finish line, he distractions like playing with their neighbor, trying to lure the pup in the right direction anyway they can, it has been a family favorite, for years, i would watch that every year. >> i would watch it but never bet on it. [ laughter ] thank you for watching, nightly news is next.>> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the federal probe just announced into the school shooting in uvalde the justice department now reviewing what went wrong in the delayed police response and the powerful images tonight as the president and first lady visit, wiping away tears as they grieve with families >>> hero teacher speaks out she was inside the school with her students when the gunman opened fire >> i stayed and just kept getting kids out. >> will anything change? residents shout "do something" at the president. >> do something! >>> new signs today, lawmakers are looking

architect from the west coast who worked with mrs. kennedy by virtue off his friendship, personal, with president kennedy. and so there is a really brilliant lecture given by a stanford architectural history professor, last year, about john carl warnecke, and he spent a fair amount of time talking about this relationship with mrs. kennedy. but i learned a lot about this concept off contextualization. and i knew that he was famous for being able to preserve historically well building buildings for modern u.s.. but interestingly they said, because of this concept of contextualization that would build a baltic for each of the contexts in which he was designing, he didn't become known for a particular style. but mrs. kennedy was so articulate, i do this, but it only reinforces that it was so, [inaudible] and so knowledgeable that history and [inaudible] architecture that that was very useful for her. and i had [inaudible] this professor coasted to is a little bit more detail that after president kennedy's assassination, by the way, he wan

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for a very special treat tonight and a meteor shower known as [inaudible] could be seen on the west coastund 10:00 tonight. there's a catch. it all depends on the speed of the meteors. if they're traveling fast enough, scientists seau might be able to see roughly 1,000 shooting stars per hour. if it's there, the meteors may be too slow and you won't be much of anything. that's at 10:00 tonight. still ahead, >>> how fire fighters are honoring memorial day here in california. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. (music throughout) ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men wit

in 1579, he landed on the west coast of north america, named the land a new albion and declared it theerty of the english crown. this was done by francis drake during his trip around the world. uh, the exact location is unknown somewhere between northern california and oregon. new 800. in 2006, together with his daughter, inna, he created the new gems group performs a group of old songs of the famous via pines no, no. new gems yuri malikov, but in this creator of a new doctrine of language, argued that the words of all languages ​​​​come from four labor cries salber, rosh and yon, this is nikolai marr. he gave his only concert in the soviet union at the presentation of the moscow cosmos hotel , the french did not allow television to shoot the concert in montana. no. anton men in black 4 while working in portugal, this writer met students from the university of caimbra more than once, perhaps looks and was inspired by jk rowling right? men in black 600 years 30 years ago, football referees finally got the right to enter the field in a colored uniform, but the shoes and this element of e

several labor groups re-created the 1934 march on market street that led to the unionization of all west coasthipping ports in the u.s. international workers day dates back over a century to the fight for an eight hour workday. [chanting] dion: in the north bay, a long list of demands in santa rosa. multiple immigrant rights groups joined the for immigration reform. they want the county to provide hazard pay and disaster insurance for farmworkers in evacuation zones. they are also asking for the county sheriff to stop working with ice to arrest some undocumented workers. smart trains are operating once again on sundays. turns out today is the first day of sunday train service for the first time since the pandemic began. there are seven northbound trains and six southbound trains. smart says bringing sunday service back is in response to riders demands. just ahead, it dog nearly loses his life in a house fire. >> oh my gosh. he is burned. dion: what video. the panicked effort to rescue them. see the moment his life was spared. taking a live look outside, gorgeous. a lot of ups and downs when it

if you have a moment here, let me just take you out to the west coast. we're going to see more polls closing here. i'd say think about two things on the west coast, a great governor's race in idaho. pretty nasty here. we'll see how that turns out. a couple of good congressional races in oregon. later this evening, laura. we will let you know if pennsylvania breaks one way or the other soon. >> laura: anyone that thought that this was going to break one way or the other and be clear, that's time for those folks to eat the humble pie. this is close. fascinating. we'll check back. as bill mentioned, the big winner in north carolina is three-term congressman ted budd that doubled pat mccrory in a crushing victory, getting well over 55% of the vote. bud secured the vote of trump during the campaign. endorsements that were at odds with each other. ted budd joins me now. congratulations. your take-away from tonight. you got both the open border free traders and the maga crowd on your side. you must have done something right. >> and national border patrol counci

that's about 4% of wta's workforce happening today , west coast ports, workers and shipping companiesinternational longshore and warehouse union and the pacific maritime association is set to expire july 1st. support workers union is upset over a study last week from the shipping companies that promotes more automation at ports. 35 ships are currently waiting to unload their cargo at those ports. that's far below the record high of more than 100 in january this morning to state lawmakers are calling for the president of sonoma state university to step down. it comes the same day, faculty members voted no confidence in judy sakaki over allegations that she retaliated against an employee reported sexual harassment against her estranged husband. about one third of the faculty participated in this no confidence vote, which past democratic state senators bill dodd, who represents a district that includes the school, and mike mcguire, a sonoma state alumnus. both calling for the president to leave the job time now is 8 37. you know steve paulson, um when it comes to those afternoon and even

here the states getting hit the hardest to precede a cluster on the west coast and in the northeast.he average price per gallon of gas is $6.6 pretty steep multiple other states on the west coast averaging over $5 a gallon. unfortunately prices are not expected to approve anytime soon despite demand increasing of the busy summer travel once again memorial day approaching. the russian invasion of ukraine also not helping with added pressure on the markets. but eric, you mentioned gas prices here in manhattan the station we are right made to the prices behind me. $6.39 per gallon of gas and just to punish shy of $7 for a gallon of supreme. send it back to you. >> just amazing, nay thank you, arthel. arthel: well guys, the stock market nosedived last week raised fears that were already out there fears of a recession the dow jones the s&p the nasdaq all took massive hits. the dow is the biggest hit as it lost more than 900 points per the nasdaq loss 450, s&p about 122. meantime and crypto were the value of bitcoin is not less than half what it was in november per the direction of the nat

they join seven other west coast locations to form a union. starbucks said it opposes the move. >>> tensions are running high as nurses call out hospital administration. this morning nurses with the facility held a rally to share their concerns over closures of two units at the hospital and alleged patient safety issues. nurses in the union said the closures just the latest in a history of mismanagement at the hospital. >> the nurses here want to provide the best level of care possible to our patient population and he with can't do this under the current staffing conditions. >> the two unit also undergo retrofitting. nurses association said its worry about the patient quality of care. we have reached out to the hospital for a statement on the closures and we will update you as soon as we hear back. >>> going live to san jose where at 12:30kaiser will hold a covid memorial to say thank you to doctors, nurses, and staff for their work during the pandemic. they will dedicate a memorial fountain to staffers who have pass away. >>> you notice more

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peoplene of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general debates office, national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were

multi-million dollar mansions destroyed in southern california as fire conditions worsen for much of the west coast. >>> and one of russia's neighbors is pushing to join nato >>> and we'll tell but the milky way black hole that is 4 million times more massive than our sun. a busy friday ahead. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm cori coffin. >> i'm frances rivera. america's baby formula shortage has hit crisis more than half the formula is sold out in store. joining us with the latest from d.c. is chris pollone. how is the white house taking action >> reporter: the white house insists it's been working on this problem for months, but with an out-of-stock average of more than 40%, parents are feeling the crunch the white house says it's necessary to import baby formula from europe and south america and skis considering the defense production act a major manufacturer took a plant offline. president biden spent time meeting with several companies to sort out manufacturing and distribution issue >> president biden spoke with retailers and manufacturers, including the ceos of walmart, ta

they would join seven other west coast locations to go unionize. starbucks say they oppose the move. >>> an economist with ties to the bay area is the first black woman to serve on the federal reserve board of governors. the senate confirmed lisa cook to the board. she fellow at stanfords at hoover. and she was on the white house council of economic advisories during the barack obama administration. harris cast the tie-breaking vote after all 50 republicans voted against cook why? they argue she does not have sufficient experience with interest rate policy. >>> now at 3:00, construction is on in one east bay island community. kpix5 justin anders has a lot of people with more company in the coming years. >> reporter: for almost 30 years this has been angie's community. >> good schools, neighborhood, the people, she called it my alameta. >> i love it. everyone who lives here knows it is a great place. >> reporter: a place she calls home and so many others will, too, soon. >> when you see these homes being built behind us what do you think? >> i am ex

the west coast west coast hotel case overruling the locker decisions. those were two a certain extent jolt to the legal decision and the arguments had a lot to do with stability and predictability. but the other arguments, the intervening precedents, had eroded the authority of those cases, that those presidents that they were overruled and proved un-workable, carried the day in those cases. >> >> one final citation from the joint opinion row, quote, after nearly 20 years of litigation in rows work we are satisfied that the immediate question is not the soundness of roads resolution of the issue, but the presidential force that must be accorded to its holding. do you think the court the, join to pinion is correct in elevating presidential force even above the specific holding of the case? >> that is the general approach when you're considering stare decisis. it's the notion that it's not enough that you might think that the president is flawed that, there are other considerations that enter into the calculus that have to be taken into account. the value

as we head toward tuesday, different story for the west coast temperature is below average and vancouver next systems plans into the pacific northwest. gotta tell you, i think we may see some flooding across the oregon wet weather leaking into northern california. but i do think it will stay dry and san francisco though, you could see a shower, sneak in their u. s. golf states quiet, but for florida could see a bursts of rain for southern sections, their top end of south america. we did see some flooding in southern certain non disaster declared after intense rain triggered some flooding there and really cool air across the river plate region. months of the day of 14 degrees and thunderstorms, eastern portions of paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil, castle airway. the official airline of the journey. an ethiopian hours to grat can communist rebel only to be disappeared. the families patty, entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood uses are going to be my blood on that was to a lifelong search for answers and closure findings. salon witness

green states have vowed to protect abortion rights, including the west coast, california, oregon andton. states in yellow currently have restrictions on abortions. that map has many californians mobilizing this evening. there is expectation many women will travel from other states to california for abortions. here's nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. >> reporter: there are a number of clinics like this one in concord all over the bay area. we talked to one planned parenthood official who said reversal of roe versus wade to be a surge of patients descending on the state. >> could be devastating for people out of state and californians. >> reporter: chapter ceo says recent study shows local clinics could see 3,000% increase in number of patients from out of state if the supreme court overturns roe versus wade. it's a guess but clinics are preparing just in case. >> waiting to see the details and language of the amendment, but i'm telling folks if we're committed to being reproductive state, we have to be all in. >> reporter: abortion rights are protected in california, last year's texas rulin

pump, it's not spread evenly this map from aaa with the most expensive states in red, shows the west coastnd the northeast hammered particularly hard. >> hopefully they don't get , but just trying to look for the best price. that's about it. >> reporter: making this memorial day holiday for many a financial balancing act. >> sam joins me from miami. a lot of us don't want a staycation how high do they think the prices could go? >> reporter: well, analysts right now think that $4.50 a gallon is a virtual guarantee, with many big cities like miami at $5.50 or higher and if china eases lockdowns globally, demand goes up, and prices will as well. kate >> sam brock, thank you. >>> covid cases are rising sharply nationwide with new subvariants popping up and posing new challenges to current vaccines but how concerned should we be >> reporter: tonight, covid is making a comeback with the number of cases surging more than 50% in the last two weeks. >> it feels like ground hog day for so many of us during this pandemic >> reporter: all but one state seeing an increase in infections even as numbers

the eclipse started on the west coast around 6:30 this afternoon and is inspected to last through 11:cted to last through 11:50 this evening. the best time to catch the eclipse is at 9:30 tonight, it should be spectacular. clear as well out there. spencer: we have clouds advancing right now, that is my concern. if they do not get too thick or too low we should have a great view. the son will not set until the -- sun will not set until the eclipse has begun. we have had a strong cooling onshore breeze all day long and you can see it has brought temperatures down sharply from yesterday's levels. the 24 hour temperature change shows most locations are tend -- 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. you see clouds beginning to surge into the bay right now. mid-60's at mountain view san jose. 55 at half moon bay. a brighter view from this angle. 73 degrees in santa rosa. 68 in fairfield and concord, livermore. the view from the south beach camera, looking eastward, we have some blue sky but it is getting cloudier. low clouds and fog will expand overnight. breezy and cooler again tomorr

it's this heat dome camped out off the west coast. high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere means there is more atmosphere pressing down. now, we have one more day to go in the weather pattern before the storm system that's way over the pacific is going to get close enough to push it out of the way. that area of low pressure is actually going to send clouds into the bay area just not without any chance of rain. not exactly a surprise. the winds offshore for the most part. they are not all that strong. most of the gustier wind through the central valley. it's dry. we have that red flag warning that continues for solano county through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. looking at futurecast humidity, the humidity levels are about the lowest they are going to be. tonight those humidity levels aren't going to recover a lot. they will climb to around the 25 to 40% range for inland parts of napa county, solano county and 30% to 40% of contra costa county. that's not critically low in terms of fire threat. we are not talking about the same five

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