. >> in fact, a lot of people wil head to the shore for beta breakers, thousands of runners will hit the streets on sunday in the annual road race slash block party. this one is my personal favorite. some are in costume like that, some people wearing their birthday suits, w can not show those. there's 7 1/2 mile crosses straight acros the city all of the way to ocea beach. the road closures have begun. we have a full list on kpix.com. >>> okay. we want to bring in paul hagan to talk about the weather. foggy in the city toda >> yeah. >> maybe foggy enough for the naked runners to consider like just a small like a patch. >> yeah, i think up close not much dodging that. it will be chilly. be prepared to deal wit the consequences of that. >> oh, that is a whole other thing. you know. if you are doing that you are probably not concerned about consequences. >> i guess not. take a look at the forecast heading into the weekend. >> i did not want that visual. >> too late. now it will be etched in your brain. this is what you will see a lot of heading towards the coast. weekends that it is fan

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we are seeing more from across the santa clara valley and that wil work up through the rest of the bay. the best way to get a handle of what happens next is to watch the futurecast. we see the pattern holds like this. se the circulation, on again, off again showers. we are not done with this until we finish tomorrow. we will probably see more widespread rain the first part of wednesday. we will look at that in more detail and i will show you what happens when it leaves coming up in the complete forecast. >>> the attorney for the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee addressed the drugs found in his system. anne makovec is talking about whethe it can play a role in the case. >> it will. nina momeni her client appeared in court. his arraignment was continued for a third time. here he is inside o the courtroom. it was a quick appearance with the judge ina hiattorn ll ead noldg f t thcase. prosecutors meni stabbed lee to death on april 4th after a dispute over momeni's sister. court document indicated momeni was concerned she was doing drugs with lee. w got the medical examiner's

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we wil turn it off and get back into, like, overdrive spring. there are day time highs in the middl 80s showing up in the seven-day forecast when we get there in the next visit when we get into the seven-day forecast. here i saturday, day time highs, middl 60s, exactly where we were today. pipping out a few more details -- picking up a few mor details here, up along i-80. no a lot of difference. sunday's numbers are five degrees warmer than this. then we really start to warm up by the middle of nex week. i will see you with that in the next block, sara, back t you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> thousands of oakland parent are going into the weekend unsure if their kids will have class come monday. oakland teachers were on the picket lines for a second datoday. while they are fighting for mor pay, support and better facilities the kid's missed one more day of learning. >> reporter: this is the second strike by oakland teachers in the last four years, add the lockdown from the pan demic and some of these kids missed a lot of school. many parent

as soon as the sun comes up, which is now around 6:00 a.m., it wil go to work getting rid of the fognd it will be out of the inland valleys by eight or 9:00 backing up towards the coast. even there you can see the sun breaking through as we head towards midday. temperatures tonight not dropping down very low. pretty normal temperatures for everyone to start the day o tuesday. high temperatures will be warmer than today. but he wa very close to average for highs this afternoon. tomorrow, about five to six degrees above normal around the baby closer t 10 degrees further inland. the exception to all of that is along the coast, but even there you have a better chance of getting up into the low 60s today. there were a lot of 50s on the map this afternoon. well into the 80s in the santa clara valley and up to the 84 degree mark in san jose. mid-to-upper 80s the eay th thenisnowhere close to record territory. close to 70 and san francisco, at least briefly before the onshore breeze kicks in. mid-70s for oakland and the east bay. temperatures in the low 70s further inland until you go from s

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amazon wil announce the teams for the first ever black friday game. the full schedule will be coming out soon, expected tomorrow night. >>> a teacher strike in oakland stretching into a fifth day this morning. during the 9:30 stream, the new voices joining negotiations between teachers and the school district. >>> and one of the most anticipated movies of the year, partly filmed in the bay, we have the >>> christopher nolan's next blockbuster oppenheimer tells the story of jay robert oppenheimer and the last leading role in recreating the first nuclear weapon, what we know about nolan is he wants to get things right. >> you gave them the power to destroy themselves. the world is not prepared. >> looks incense. the library tweeted out photos the day they came to campus to film scenes. you can see the agusedomin t to news anexte drew barrymore show today mindy kay kaling talking abou yeah, ok. yeah. oh, my goodness! ok, everybody. rossy ross matthews, are you ready to put your pu pu platter and tasty good news? of course, drew! drew: are you ready for t

the mother of god after the birth of a long-awaited son, but soon the boy died after that, the canton wilmother of god and asked him to restore the way of the cross of christ. oh what a beautiful weather today, i was incredibly lucky and while olesya are walking along the myadel embankment. i went outside the city to find a lake with an unusual name rudakova what does red mean in translation and red for a reason, supposedly? there is such an algae, which in the period of spring can be seen in the depths of this lake by red-pink hues. and here, it seems that i read. i hope i conveyed this information correctly. i'll tell you the road here is difficult, passable, so i walk and from this there is a reasonable conclusion that few tourists and hedgehogs know about this lake. the lake is crystal clear, you don’t look at this foliage, which, by the way, is very clearly visible, under a layer of water it is almost round forums and up to 30 m deep. so there is a legend associated with this lake, supposedly it is water. yes, not supposedly scientists have proven that this water contains silver ions

for two days, and the union spent all day saturday reviewing andcote ayet a soon,ci aho news s cowe wil stream livonhe abc 7 bay area app and bring you the latest on abc 7 newsdevelopy crash that killed seven people and injured six others this morning in texas, the alleged driver is currently on 24 hour watch and will be treated at a hospital. police say he drove into a crowd at about 8:30 outside a homeless shelter in brownsville. the shelter was known to help migrants which police believe were among those who died. the driver is being checked for alcohol and drug use. new details now about the gunman who killed eight people and injured several others at an outlet mall north of dallas, authorities say the alleged gunman died after a confrontation with police. according to the gun violence archive yesterday's tragedy marks the 199th mass shooting so far this year in the country. abc's melissa don texas. >> investigators from the fbi along with local law enforcement officers searched the home o a3o opedma satrnn. >>rireev raphic vidhe moment the gunman s fire at th ousending shoppers run

clint hurdle demonstration, wil it work, is it enough? 4 million unpermitted crossing this year. that's an out-of-control open border. is not getting better, and pres conference won't fix it, they need the wall to be presented t the border patrol to be at full strength. so the house is proposing a measure that will be about border security, wanted the bal restarted and all those things. in the meantime there is a coalition of bipartisan senator who has come together for this saying it will not be title 42 but would have a lot of the sam teeth and enforcement mech mechanisms. julia bruck doesn't go anywhere on the hill? i mean, we are in a tight timeline. they want to buy two more years of title 42 authority for the white house pdfs, it is essentially title 42 but withou health part which was title 42 was in place during the coronavirus pandemic logo look to in terms of whether it goes anywhere, i don't think they have enough time to pass it before title 42 lifts younger and quite frankly i think if we are looking at our track record over

and, you know, the tragedy of this is this incident which wil end up being litigated much m more, shouldbeen jumped o by people you seem -- who seem to be wanting to provoke riots in new york. i mean, that clip we just heard the crowd from tonight and last night, they are shouting, "justice or we burn it down. burn it down is the city, our city, the city we are sitting in. that's not a joke. and yet, despite this powder ke existing, politicians, like members of the squad and the radical left democrats, have been over the last two days jus endlessly hitting, with every single point they can. we've had elected officials saying that this was a lynching. amy i don't need to be telling you this, this is just the most emotive language you could use. >> they cropped out the black guy that was assisting the marine out of the video he's right, of course. >> you got to ask yourself why, why would they do that? why would they do that if they didn't have ulterior motives there why would simply like refinitiv bowman or alexandria ocasio-cortez say that this was a public execution? why would they say

gr's therewood a 's-low 50's ov ee,erures wil bie even a bit of drizzle and spring ghost tomorrow afternoonhighs will also be a little bit cooler in the upper 50's-low 60's, san francisco at 57 degrees, with strong winds. oakland and san jose at 60 degrees, no 70's at all in the forecast. for most of the work, we #week we will see the 70's return. on our exclusive scale we will rate this a one out of five, in light storm will be in tuesday through wednesday. rainfall will be less than half an inch from most areas but it could be more along the coast and then there is a chance of thunderstorms, it is also a cold system so it will bring snow possibly down to 4000 feet so we could see some of our highest mountain tops mount hamilton,ceo wintinue the rainwers move tuda co withe rain , the moderate rainfall there in yellow. in the system continues to slide south and wraps around, bringing us showers into wednesday. so here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cloudy and windy tomorrow with possible showers, temperatures cooling down again and then tuesday, our level 1 system continues into wednesd

meals per month >> there was a bit in the back of my mind, high volume of meals, but i figured if i wil get myself into trouble it will be good trouble. >> reporter: natalie did you no get into trouble, his business grew by 15% , a huge margin for any restaurant. >> customers have reacted positively and even if they don't always contribute five dollars to help pay for meals, they like the fact that we do i and they choose to come here more often. >> reporter: now, he hopes others will follow his lead. >> able to try to bring -- sorry if i am tearing up, what i think is important , to be able to , not only do things that i love, and make nice and delicious food, but to do it in a way that is socially responsible and try to make the world a better place. >> reporter: making the world a better place by adding compassion and caring to his menu. >> what a beautiful story. thank you. >> >>> will come back. ed shearin is taking his next u.s. tour to some smaller venues including the fox theater in oakland. he says he wants to play the new album the entire way through with a full band in an int

. >> reporter: she hopes they wil make the process to verify ownership more rigorous. >> what did you have to do to claim your own house? [ laughte ] >> send my name and my phone number and they sent me a confirmation text that i clicke on and it said okay the propert is yours. seriously? that is it >> reporter: believe it or not her story is like a lot of othe people's. in the past year the fbi has been warning about a spike in rental and real estate scams, they are warning people to be really careful about responding to properties online >>> new tonight, a covid outbreak is forcing the city of vallejo to shut city hall down for three days? the planning services and development will b closed because of employees testing positive. the city manager said they have to close because of severely low staffin and in order to protect the public. >>> now, to the cascade of retail stores closing in downtown san francisco. add another to the list tonight. ol navy on market street is closin up shop. the store has been at that stop since 1999. gap, its parent company s headquarters here in the cit

if they do, we wil be in the same spot right now. >> you build the dam you get flood control, water storage, recreation, but you create demand between the folks on the lake and the fish caught in the middle. this, really a textboo example of the california water fight. >> wow. >> even when we have a lot of it. we appreciate it. >> reporter: okay, now, the weather looking good. >> the weather this week has been nice and lovely it is warming up a little bit more. lot more in some places. what can we expect? a lot of people are planning things for mom, fo grandma, as you should. she works hard for you every day to pay the bills and make sure everything is done. >> got a few more days to get your act together and do whatever is appropriate. >> you are officially late if you have not planned it out at this point. especially -- right? andrea is laughing behin me. >> she has been taken care of. mom is fine. >>> as we get closer, the temperatures are warming up. took a step back closer to normal temperatures today. jum again tomorrow and jumping agai into the first half of the weekend high pressure

you wil have a better chance, especiall in the afternoon, of seeing sunshine coming through the clouds for the noba temperatures tonight driving mainly into the low to mid 50s by early tomorrow morning. high temperatures will be below average. it is a cooler than average weather pattern to begi with and you combine that with the marine layer slowing down the warm-up and a decent onshor breeze developing. some of the strongest gas are in the 20 to 25 mile per hour range. it is closer to five to 10 degrees below normal further inland wit a similar pattern to finish off the month of may on wednesday. let's zoom in. upper 60s on the coast and around the south end of the bay. low 70s for the santa clara valley had a mix of low 60s and upper 70s inland an in the east bay. the warmest spots are fairfield, antioch an brentford. low 60s in the cit and low to mid 60s for oakland and the east bay. mainly mid-to-upper 60s for the north bay until you go further inland well to the north of santa rosa the temperatures will warm up with more sunshine emerging jus a little bit early. you will se the cl

we wil use the example, san jose.e over downtown. 717 here if we go over to the top of the sutro tour, there is a marine layer creeping in. interesting situation today. with more the clouds are and where they aren't. they are not so much over here. but if we use the high resolution satellite, and the last few hours, there has been a stubbornly persistent patch of gray. you haven't gotten much sunshine at all. yo see what's going on and why it has been so persistent. if you look at the big picture, look a the counterclock wise spin. the are helping to develop the marine layer a little bit deepe and then the flow getting pulle into that is routeing all of that stuff. just persistently right into the north bay. so yo have may gray that may not brea today. if you use the high resolution forecast model, it i still convinced you will see some sun as we play that forward. maybe not a lot. because we are losing the point in the day. i think it will get a little better than now. it ha been a lot more persistent than it would b

. >> reporter: snyder saw the lak reform back in 1969, and it wil be here for at least another year or depend on high-stakes decisions about how the water will flow and how the weather unpacks that southern snowpack onto a lake bed once thought to be extinct. >> wilson walker really give us that look as to just how much water is there. the question now, what happens next? everybody wonders how much wate can and will flow into that lake. so darren peck is joining us tonight with a much closer look. he has actually been studying the lake levels now an how much higher it will go with some pretty cool 3-d! i will join you now so you can show us >> you are standing in front of about 150,000 acre-feet of wate right now. jules, that is the lever of water from one of the four major rivers that is feeling awake. that is the wate that is going in now. that take us through about may 15th. ther is going to be a lot more water coming over the next five weeks by the time we get to june 5th, that is where the total will go up from 150,000 acre-feet you are standing at over here, to about 300. for thi

right now, it is facing a ose edebt wil need to be servicr turkiye faces default which means he willeturn to some sort of economic growth or introduce capital controls. what he is doing up to now is unsustainable. >> that is the interesting part. he might be sewing division at home straight out of the playbook of other world leaders. he will need to look internationally for help on the economy. that will require a certain degree of compromise. >> it does. last night, he also mentioned or suggested knocking on the door of instinet institutions such as the imf -- international institutions such as the imf is not what he is interested in. he mentioned approaching golf countries for immediate financing which i do not think is sustainable long-term. i am no economist. but he would rather do that then face the sort of open the books approach of the imf and it is likely to poll unfavorably. turkiye is also interested in acquiring new defense capabilities from the united states such as fighter jets. there are lots of objections in washington in congress against turkiye's belligerent and anta

whether snow is it wil not be that warm but it will certainly be warm enough with plenty of sunshine for the melting to continue. calm weather is going to continue fo the bay area as well. there is just a hill of air in the atmosphere that will shift further east, allowing the onshore breeze to kick in beginning tomorrow but it is no going to send this back to near average temperatures for everybody until we hit thursday friday and saturday. that is when the pollen count will client and the onshore breeze will bring cooler air but also disperse plenty of pollen, especially mulberry, oak and grass pollen. here is the fog rolling in surrounding the buildings downtown where the temp53ill not drop much further. still holding onto 60 degrees in san jose and concord the fog will be widespread to start the day tomorrow but it i a more compact marine layer, so even though visibility is aroun one mile, the visibility is going to improve pretty quickly the fog backs up to around the bay by late morning and all the way to the coast as we head towards lunchtime. you should see plenty of sunshine

i am telling you, we wil see a game six in l.a. on friday! >> i think everything that is lost -- steph curry had a tremendous game! >> triple-double! >> absolutely. but on to the next, vern! >> hey, the defending champs? take them down! >>> still had tonight, it is a dark part of american history that is often overlooked, and their faces are frozen in time. how two people are bringing their stories to life. >> i still get emotional just thinking about it and seeing those faces and the uncertainty and everything they must have experienced. >>> we started off the work wee with a little bit of rain, less than a quarter inch across the entire bay area , so did not amount to a lot, but still unusual for the month of may. w take a look at a big warm-up kickin and the seven-day forecast, coming up. >>> it will probably end up on when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist

they say they are not only hopeful for the future but they think this next generation of entrepreneurs wilnet's health. >> it is just in everything, yo know, packaging all of the time when i think about it i think about going through a drive through and getting a big cup o soda, my thing. so, i think, how likely is it one day those things, the packaging, the soda cup, the things we use will be made of a material like the one you are talking about? >> according to the guys down a cruz foam that is what they want. that is their goal. a ton of different products. some of the stuff we saw in the piece they have coolers, they have th little kind of cardboard lookin things, those are wine coolers, they are working with the wine industry, they are doing a ton of cool stuff, that is just one of hundreds of companies she is working with. a huge impact. >> really interesting, a new wa of investing. >> the future, that is what the are hoping. >> thank you so much. >>> one person forced to hang out with us on a nightly basis paul haggan. i don't think he mights >> not usually. >> not on camera, any wa

who wil pick the spring cabbage and the rhubarb? say they need more labor and higher prices to solve the food crisis in britain. and we will take a look at the election results from turkiye. no victory in round one but early advantage to president erdogan. we start with president zelenskyy's visit to the u.k.. he says ukraine can defeat russia by the end of the year with the right kind of russian help. the latest tranche of support at the end of his stop and european tour includes battle tanks, vehicles, four new air defense systems, and the pledge today from rishi sunak to train more pilots. the biden administration has ruled out delivering f-16 fighter jets. ukrainian sources believe eventually eu countries will overcome that hesitancy. but military chiefs say therein lies the issue, western dithering over suppose and redlines which are later crossed is undermining and delaying a counteroffensive which could prove to be divisive. -- decisive. >> imagine if all of thas ready in place instead of dribbling in at the last minute. ukra

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you can just make sure your neighbor isyo voting and you wil have done something really great making less scary for people. i've started to saying to women at meetings like this you have an obligation to be a leader at this time in history. i don't care if you run for the coroner or sheriff or city council or school board think about how you can lead in your community because the saying is if you don't have a seat at the table you're probably on the menu. women are on the menu. women's rights and safety are on the menu. i amnd on the board of emergent america where we train progressive women to run for office. 140 volunteers ran for office last legislative cycle and one. [applause] and that's important because they have a seat atth the table now and they will make policies that protect but i can tell you there are groups like moms for liberty who are not for liberty. they are for taking away your kids rights. as the mom of a non-binary kid, that scares the hell out of me so that's what is on the table. tonight when you go home think about how you can lead where you live and that may

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