ginger zee is here to time it out. the disturbing report accusing hundreds of clergy in the catholic church in illinois of sexually abusing nearly 2,000 children. we were in ukraine tonight and the rare assault inside russia by anti-putin russians. tonight they claimed that u.s. equipment is now showing up on russia's side of the border. how the pentagon is not responding. here in the u.s., the alarming scene at the southern border. video showing a 4-year-old boy being dropped over the border wall into the u.s. the "abc news" investigation tonight into plastic bags. so many americans dropping them off at the big box stores to be recycled. but where do they really end up? matt gutman and our abc stations and affiliates teaming up tonight, and this is eye-opening. america strong tonight the beloved teacher and coach who had no idea what the team was about to do for him. ♪ ♪d headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david beamer. >> david: good evening and it's great to be with us on a very busy tuesday

zee believes that there is a real alternative to the path of destructive unilateralism and the policy of blackmail and the use of illegal sanctions in the world with many countries now. they want to live in a multi-polar world and support the way of thinking of creating a single and indivisible security system, but while different states of america are witnessing an increase in shootings in schools and cities, some congress representatives all kinds of weapons, especially weapons they support the aggressiveness of the country to the extent that some republicans stick it to their plan . the gun for the public has become the most divisive weapon in the united states. in congress , the republicans put it on the collar, as do many democrats, who want it to be illegal , which puts more people at the scene of shootings. and there are no weapons, i don't know how much damage it causes from people, from how a bullet from this gun can tear a person's face apart, to tear my body apart , it's shocking, it shows that most americans are in favor of stricter gun laws , but here and in small towns a

jobina: they should change it from ginger zee time to "getting into it."hter] reggie: all right, it is settled. ginger, we will see you tomorrow for " getting into it with ginger." see? ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪ ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ jobina: this morning, people living in guam are being asked to find shelter if they don't live in a concrete house. the u.s. territory is in the path of a typhoon which could be the strongest storm to hit the island in two decades. the governor urged people to remain calm ahead of the storm, which could hit tomorrow as a category four. yesterday, those on the island went to stores to stock up on supplies before finding shelter. many homes on the island are made of wood or tin and are not built to withstand strong storms. if you

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it's all the material for sarah zee, an artist who takes this information overload and gives it a newy brown takes a look for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> at new york's guggenheim museum right now, you can walk around and into an artwork by sarah zee and be taken by more than a few surprises. >> >> that wasn't on purpose. but i didn't peel it off. >> studio pliers. i could go on and on. anything goes? >> anything goes, but everything is necessary. >> her works are installations for sculptures. more colorfully, some have seen an exploded hardware store. or the contents of an iphone spilled out into space, all the millions of images in our lives turned into objects, pieces of constructions that may hold together but may break apart. >> i like dismantling the artwork and having it seep into the architecture, the audience, seep into each other. so these boundaries, these frames, they get blurred, because i think that's the way we are experiencing life. we can walk down the street and watch a movie, we are looking up at the sky, then looking down, and we are seeing a person. so

ginger zee has the second installment of our mental health series, state of mind. ♪ >> i just realizedve for in life. i thought to myself so many times that i'm not going to sit on my death bed wishing i looked skinnier as a 20 year old. >> reporter: for 20 year old lucy, anything related to food used to fill her with dread. >> i see a picture of myself online or in the mirror that i don't like i panic and the way that i knew to take care of that was through food or through exercise. >> reporter: but now, prepping dinner at her family's home in dallas, it's a sign that she's come a long way. >> you can find an article or something online that is saying every single food is bad. carbs ared ba, sugars are bad, i was starting to cut them out until i had minimal food groups left. >> reporter: for years she suffered from an eating disorder that forted her to take a year off of college and tore her family apart. >> my relationship with my family took a turn throughout my disorder. they were trying to save my life and i was trying to do the opposite. >> reporter: we tried to coax her into eat

the owner of zee's pizzeria was offering free pizza for a year if he and his wife could just get their tickets. there are huge fans. they figure that have to do something drastic. a woman named janine davidson saw the facebook post about this and she had to spur tickets somehow and answer the call. janine says generall she likes to eat healthy food, but she is still ready to take full advantage of this pizza. dale. >> he actually made us a little cards to as like our names on them there, but dad's old. and so like going there to show the card and, you know, get free pizza. but he also has a picture of both of us on his like his are friend or greater some so if we come in, the staff will recognizes. >> at the pizzeria owner was actually looking for tickets to the nashville show. but, you know, when she offered him tickets to the houston concert, he says, ok, you couldn't pass it up. just a reminder. comes to levi stadium, july 28th and twenty-ninth as she continues her tour. and our producer is a swiftie. so, you know, he'll make pizzas for anybody. how sharing jasper tickets. i other f

i'm christine zee. you're watching getting answers on abc7. every day we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real time. today every day, we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real time. a new documentary today coming out tomorrow exploring the challenges and blessings of being mixed-race. 1000% me growing up premieres tomorrow on hbo. he will join us to talk about what inspired him. plus a teenager lending her voice against the battle against childhood brain cancer. we will meet the singer-songwriter who could be the next taylor swift and the cofounder of the pnoc foundation. but first, san francisco svb has collapsed -- what happens to your deposits if you do business with first republic do business with first republic? joining us live to talk about this and more is an professor at cal state east bay. thank you professor. why that first republic bank fail -- why did first republic bank fail? >> there are several reasons. basically a lot of c

let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. i can't believe the images. it must have been terrifying for the drivers caught in this. >> i can't imagine either. gusts still gusting at 45 miles an hour, and still are tonight. you can see the brown on the map. look at that big low. that thing is just pesky. it's going to sit there with really tight gradient, meaning it has strong winds around. it's going to be blustery, ugly, moving into the northeast in the coming days. tuesday and wednesday, we'll have periods of showers. it dropped more than 14 inches of snow in the upper peninsula of michigan near ironwood. this moves out by thursday-friday. in the west, still major flood alerts, laws two days in a row salt lake city that is blown records. david? >> thank you,in mannt f suspecte neighborin including a mother and her 9-year-old son after the family asked the man to stop firing his ar-15 style weapon because it was scaring the baby. the reward now standing at $80,000. new details about the suspect tonight, including reports of multiple deportations in the

i'm christine zee and i am julian glover.ll get to the nordstrom closure in just a few minutes. >> but first up, though, possible thunderstorms over the bay area. >> may gray here right on cue. >> oh, for sure. spencer christian is here now with a look at what you can expect today. spencer okay. >> kristin and julian, those skies are certainly g

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the statements were made at the end of the week, because they do not believe that the situation in zee is threatening and that for their information, the occupiers are preparing for a provocation there and in particular we are talking about the fact that the russian military is planning to organize a nuclear contamination of its personnel in order to later blame ukraine for this. and now you can hear what exactly ukrainian intelligence has information about the threat of such provocations. the main intelligence directorate of military development of ukraine warned that at the end of last week, we saw that the occupiers were bringing trucks there, that they were driving there . we saw them unloading certain property. i.e. we even had radio intercepts where people spoke directly about er unmanned aerial vehicles that could carry or er chemical weapons or some nuclear materials that could cause the personnel of the aggressor country to be infected, and we think that this threat has not completely disappeared, we see this danger to this day, and also if we go back to the meeting itself, it

i'm larry beale and i'm kristen zee a judge has dismissed charges against a rookie police officer accusedng suspect in san francisco. yeah that decision comes hours after california's attorney general decided not to prosecute former san francisco police officer, christopher, sam, iowa, rob onto declined to take the case that was dismissed by san francisco da brooke jenkins in december of 2017. police. say keita o'neill. our jacked a state lottery event and then led police on a chase before jumping out of that van and running toward the police car and that's when he was shot o'neill's family calling this a sad day. i want the file i'm requesting it. i want to see what evidence did he use to justify dismissing this case allowing this case to be dismissed. who did he investigate a letter from the attorney general to the da's office says the charges against the officer cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt a preliminary date has been set for the man accused of stabbing and killing cash app founder. bob lee nima momenti is being held with albeo after a judge ruled yesterday. he is a dange

karan: zee and sony merger will have a big impact on the ecosystem. they will become number two.ere is no major overlap. they can become number one as far as indian tv is concerned. execution is key. if we look at the landscape today, youtube is a large aggregator. it will take hold because of that. zee and sony coming together will be a huge mammoth entity. it is all about scale and giving value. a custom experience which will drive engagement in a big way. if the platforms come together, they can become the second or third largest platform. haslinda: what will be the next big money generator beyond ipo? karan: ipo was a huge money generator. the kind of auction money is a huge number. in terms of future, i have heard two or three things. one could be regional content. it is very cheap in nature. india [indiscernible] a lot of money will be invested in regional content. they are investing a lot in regional content. a lot of money will move towards web three and nft kind of things. cricket dominance is here to stay. we don't have the infrastructure. but 5-10 years, the sports wil

jobina: ginger zee is live with what is coming up on gma.ginger: coming the latest on high-stakes debt ceiling talks to avoid a default. what both sides are a saint and what is at stake. we will hear from -- are say and what is at stake. and optimism about paul whelan coming home. a rideshare service running out features in major cities here we will show you how it works and the safety features in place. and the golf teacher who stole the show. michael buck is with us. reggie: i am glad he is going to be on. we saw the video and it is incredible. ginger: it doesn't matter if you watch golf are not you are like what? jobina: teaches get 300 grand in a win. it ginger: he is going to charge more now. reggie: we will be right like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reacti

jobina: now it's turn ginger zee with a live look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning to you. ukrainian president floating near zelinski heading to japan to join the g7 summit in person. president biden negotiating with his team over the debt ceiling from here oshima. speaker mccarthy saying he sees a path to a deal. a deadly workplace shooting in ohio and what police are calling a targeted attack. our abc news exclusive with the groom whose wife was killed on their wedding night fine allege a drunk driver. despite for justice and how he still feels her presence. what you need to know about when you stop taking the popular drugs used to weight loss. we are also heading into friday with harrison ford joining us live to talk more about the new indiana jones and i want to learn more about shrinking because i love that show. jobina: did you have a harrison siding? did you get to do the famous ginger wave? ginger: not this time. when i was at disney, when reggie was there, we were within 10 feet. that was exciting. gloria: hopefully we'll get the scoop

reggie: here is ginger zee with a look at what is coming out on gma. >> great to be with everybody this, just 8 days to until potentially major global economic consequences. and now carolina asked a six-week abortion ban. we will hear from the five women, including three republicans, who tried to block it. netflix is cracking down on password sharing. and a new report on back pain. it affects millions. some quick ways you can help relieve it. with that, but when i see you, i think of disney and the little mermaid. are there plans to go see it? are the boys excited? is it to princessy for them? >> they will see it. there are so many great, rounded characters. more than anybody, i am excited i think i told you all at one point that there is a note disney phone that i have re-create -- no disney phone that i have re-created more often then the big 10 years old in a pool, dripping might not all great hair around and pretending i am her. reggie: you were her. love the fantasy. >> some community pool in west michigan. super magical. reggie: and the lifeguard saying another one who thinks she

zee entertainment out with the latest numbers.ational company will be hearing and operational credit and solvency plea against the company that until yesterday add six days of loss in terms of the share price. yvonne: let's talk about metals producer hindalco reporting earnings that beat expectations, sales and the three months to march rose 2%. our senior editors spoke to the managing director about the company's prospects. >> it was a challenging year from one of the largest aluminum producers in the world, and this was impounded by inventory bottlenecking on the count of its customers, but this next year seems to be more promising. the managing director tells me while the structural demand looks good thanks to electrification across the world, both aluminum and copper, but it is concerned in the short-term about the strength of the china recovery. >> people are not very clear about whether the economy has picked back up and demand for aluminum is as strong as expected. every couple of weeks we see pluses and minuses. it goes up

i-team is about her gaining new visibility for the next election which is like squeezing your squeeze zeeore driving off the cliff. she's sitting down with people who have developed complex a.i. technology. they know what powers the machine, and the only thing she's ever turned on is willie brown. >> greg: disgusting. look, none of these politicians know jack about technology. they embarrass themselves at those hearings about social media. but this is pure just giving up. you think that creature that says this even bothers to read up on anything? >> i think of this moment as a moment that is about great momentum. inspired by, yes, optimism, inspired by a crisis no doubt. but inspired by also our collective ability to see what can be unburdened by what has been. >> greg: quick, someone get her a glass of thousand island. but her ramblings aren't a sign of stupidity. it's a sign of arrogance that she feels exempt from preparation or substance. she'll just wing it, on our biggest challenge. the problem is you have to have talent to wing it, or maybe bongos. >> on this, the intersection betwe

reggie: ginger zee has a look at -- look at what is coming up. >> nice to be with everybody.overing the latest on the debt when it deal. we have rachel scott at the hill with the latest. and the urgent search for those missing folks in the iowa building collapse. two people are still trapped inside. and some of the ways travelers are saving money and it could save you big on airfare. but there is a gamble, so we will detail all of that. we want to hear from all of you in the bay area because we have shark tank star barbara corcoran here. real estate answers to your questions, just send us your questions and she will tell us why she thinks now is a good time to buy a home even though those interest rates are so high. that and more on gma. reggie: when you put that to bay area folks, it is hard. it is already so high. >> it is. the highest ever. but she would say across the board, the interest rates should not scare you away. the price of the home, i can't help you. for most people. cliques may be just the headline, this is from the bay area. i'm not even sure if this applies.

now, were checking with ginger zee with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning. >> good morning. nice to be with both of you. coming up, we have a memorial day travel exodus. you know it is happening right now. how airlines are preparing for a cross of passengers. streets in california to tell you about the worst and best times hit the road. and the florida governor ron desantis made it official. he is running for president. how the race is shaping up. and the man who is walking again for the first time in more than a decade after being paralyzed. it is all thanks to a medical breakthrough that uses artificial intelligence. ai, for good read we are still rain the life of simply the best. the queen of rock and roll, passing away after a career unlike any other. the story, the life, the legacy. how they inspired generations of performers, and how great will they were to be part of that broadway show. a musical to see the story play out on broadway. before they pass. i danced a lot. let's just say that. >> so, the thing that is amazing is to understand that this woman was in her 40'

jobina: there is something about miss ginger zee that gives me mermaid.en you are rocking your natural beach waves. >> that is me all the way. i did at the other day and i had taken a nap and i woke up and adrian goes are you all right? that is not a good look. reggie: [laughter] children are honest. jobina: your own kids. >> the humility. reggie: say hello to our girl halle bailey. i am sure she remembers and wants to meet as badly. we will see you at 7:00 and we will for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ♪ estado dorado ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un

kumasi: ginger zee is live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning. this morning. coming up on wednesday, writer e. jean carroll is talking about winning her civil case against former president donald trump after the jury found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation. we also have an exclusive, linsey davis sitting down with the mother of the six-year-old boy who shot his teacher. and could the birth control bill -- pill soon be available over-the-counter? what is on the table for the fda. best in show live in times square. buddy holly, the dog, joining us after making history in westminster. and we celebrate national walking month. put on your sneakers and join us. kumasi: we are right by one of the best places to walk, the embarcadero. reggie: true. kumasi: it is lovely. ginger: you walk. you grab an iced coffee. reggie: help me out. have you heard of this? ginger: anecdotally within my life, i have to agree with you if i look around. yes, i see iced coffees and a lot of my friends. reggie: a.k.a. gay men. ginger: correct. reggie: there is a corr

kumasi: checking in with ginger zee, live with what is coming up on gma. reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: great to be with everybody this money. coming up on gma, we start with 50 reported tornadoes in the last weekend. big areas that happen hit more than two dozen states will be cleaning up today between damaging winds and tornadoes. i will show you who gets it next. what president biden is saying about the sharp drop in migrant crossings at the border. in abc7news exclusive in the case of the colorado mom who banished on mother's day three years ago. suzanne's husband and daughters are speaking for the first time since filing a $50 million lawsuit after murder charges against him were dropped. taylor swift rushing to a fans defense at a concert over the weekend and dwayne johnson getting candid about his battle of depression and his message for others struggling, coming up on gma. reggie: i was in new york this weekend because of the glad awards. not seeing you is my regret. i walked past the studios and was like, ginger, ginger. ginger: like i am i

why do zee eis system. identifies performance indicators mechanism encuring acountable cause liability. extra support during a stressful time before an officer suffers an add verevent and we like it to improve over all employee performance. the current performance we use, use are force. officer involved shooting i will not go over all i presented before. thresholds those will change with bench mashes. i presented to the support. and now the presentation over to sergeant for the rest of the presentation. >> good evening. good evening. chief and director. i'm sergeants narvalil present the rest the slides for q low and 4 of the eis. for quarter 3 of 2022, we reported about 2% gent ritted alerts involved sick indicator in 12 mons, 4% 5 or more in 6 months. in this quarter. 93% were gent ritted having 3-more use of force. quarter 4. again the majority for 3 or more within 3 months for about 82 opinion 7% of the alertsienerated the others by 5 or more indicators. >> break down of receiving alerts. each month are

we are checking in with ginger zee live with what is coming up on gma. jobina: good morning. good morning. great to be with you this morning. it is a friday on gma and we start live on both sides of the border with the fallout has the pandemic-era title 42 policy came to an end. home and security secretary mayorkas is joining us with the white house response. then the apps that can help you save big money on your groceries by as much as 50%. and how the expiration date of cans can help save too. and lauren has the right stop for your pets and then we are seller bring one of our favorite traditions, breakfast in bed, one deserving mom in america could get a surprise. will it town this morning? find out here on gma. kumasi: do you know what you will be doing for mother's day, ginger? ginger: you know what, i told them all i want to do is plant more the garden and i would be a happy woman. even if they give me -- i just want them to be around, they don't have to do the planting necessarily but that's it. jobina: you have a very cute [indiscernible] for her birthday, when they dr

so he described to me in great zee tail his view of the 20th century as a century defined by a struggleof nazism, of communism, of all sorts of other isms, as tyrannies vanquished by the forces of good in the 20th century and his generation had this struggle between communism and capitalism and it is something he thought should be remembered and he considered nazism, communism, in a graveyard of discarded and defeated ideology. >> graham, thank you for coming on. it is an interesting profile of a plan who has a lot of questions surrounding him. appreciate your time. >> coming up next, what the office space overstock is doing to the city of los angeles. esel power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay

this graphic shows data going become to napa 86/87 our latest where zee comprehensive data. and shoes the comparisons from fiscal 21-22 to 1986. so mark for identification this is in the new you are seen it 42% reduction in per capita use. 33% increase in population. the 2 bottom arrows other 2 i will call your attention to which the 61% reduction in grounds water use when i pulled up the numbers. i think this is a result of the current draught conditions we are experiencing and agencies reducing that supply in the south bay and also al modea water district who has not been able to utilize the ground water supply for a few years. the recycled water use, you note i are a value there. is up 8mgd since 1986. buzz we don't have a number for recycled water in 86. i suspect it was near zero probably process water in plants. i just felt like the solid number was appropriate to show. 8 million per day of recycled currently. look to the future from today forward to 1945 or 204546 are now updated figures. you will see things we talked about increases populations 30%. increased total w

i'm christine zee and i am julian glover. we'll get to the nordstrom closure in just a few minutes. >> but first up, though, possible thunderstorms over the bay area. >> may gray here right on cue. >> oh, for sure. spencer christian is here now with a look at what you can expect today. spencer okay. >> kristin and julian, those skies are certainly gray and there's still the possibility of thunderstorms here in the bay area. i'll give you a satellite radar image of the storm right now. graphic image showing the structure of that storm and the counterclockwise circulation kicking up numerous thunderstorms in the central valley right now, bringing mainly showers into the bay area up from our south. and you can see the center of that storm just on the coastline there. and that pattern is going to continue for a while. now, we don't have the gusty wind right now that we had yesterday. winds are much tamer, but we have a couple of gusty spots in halfmoon bay and down at san jose. so moving along, taking a look at the exclusive abc7

and you think the next slide when think burglar how we will going to work toward the plans zee guard rails. nonnegotiableables honored while implementing the goals goals are frame in the terms of student out come. but we rescue noise to meet those goals there were foundation at pieces that needed be in accomplice you see that on the screen. effective decisionmaking. focus on curriculum and instruction and resource allocation and guard rails we have first is serving the whole child. we are an ejsz system focusod student out coming to achoef that we recognize we need to support students in the class and beyond. and we are facing challengers. students are facing challenges and need support around the mental health or around upon chronic ash centeeism showingum in school. making sure the school environment is safe and cure. so this it is a guard rail we are working on in service of goals for student learning the other important and a value we have is recognizing we will not reach goals alone. we need to work in partnership with the city and with the d. children, youth and family and with

. >> any comments or questions on items zee on consent. i have a quick question, i nied we have a lot of projects a few are identical on the scope and the size but different locations and we have different contractors bidding for themmive wonder how -- does that happen? like -- is it because of the size or could you please? e will beerate on that for me? thank you. >> [inaudible]. which ones? >> yes. so -- sorry. we have lots of work that has a lot of similarity. and -- functional or different geographies. >> for example. 6d and 6e, knoche hold on. 6f and 6g. and they both have a lot of sewer line replace am. man hole -- fix or replace am. and upon 6h. i say 6f and g, a lot of similarities but 2 different set of biddings and contractors. happy to try and others are here. >> fgnh are sewer contracts and f and g is easy, f a collection of streets for bricks or rehab. we groove together the learning are suers the brick tech untiling we use like lining it is different from open. and happening know how we make that competitive to contractors. g

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. >> once score say zee does boardwalk empire. >> as an actor, that's where you wanted to work. wanted to be on hbo. >> i was supposed to dump y'all off and report back to the cp. >> then why are you still here? >> i like to watch the new guys sweat. >> for tv, it felt like the closest place you could get to being in a feature film. >> and then where tv goes next, also on hbo, is peak tv with "game of thrones." what hbo hasn't done yet is fantasy. so, the books by george r. martin, in a way, they read like an hbo show. okay. let's take t lord of the rings and give it the psychological complexity and the real politic of an hbo show. >> when you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. >> everybody is vying for the throne, as the title suggests. and to get there, they're going to do incredibly violent things to each other. and it's going to prove that adults will watch crazy fantasy sci-fi stuff with dragons in it and think it's the best thing that ever happened. >> one thing that sells it initially is that they do an extremely good job of casting. one of the first characters

ginger zee is tracking the latest. >> good morning to you, michael. we are watching records fall.use dropped below freezing. mark it there, the frost. i hope lot of people covered things. these advisories were out for a day or two so you should have known, but waking up this morning, look what it was in the afternoon. new hampshire even got snow showers with some of that. so this is late in the season. relatively rare, but has happened before. we just have a few more of those freeze warnings that are still in place this morning. most of it has lifted because the sun comes up early. speaking of, the sun heats up a west coast that's already been very warm with this ridge in place. that thing has been all the way up into canada. look at some of the high temperature records that could be set saturday. it's going to be the peak of this, into the northern rockies. reno could go to close to 90. robin? >> all right, ginger. thank you. to the idaho college murder case. a grand jury has officially indicted bryan kohberger on four counts of murder. kayna whitworth has the latest. she has bee

. >> any comments or questions on items zee on consent.ave a quick question, i nied we have a lot of projects a few are identical on the scope and the size but different locations and we have different contractors bidding for themmive wonder how -- does that happen? like -- is it because of the size or could you please? e will beerate on that for me? thank you. >> [inaudible]. which ones? >> yes. so -- sorry. we have lots of work that has a lot of similarity. and -- functional or different geographies. >> for example. 6d and 6e, knoche hold on. 6f and 6g. and they both have a lot of sewer line replace am. man hole -- fix or replace am. and upon 6h. i say 6f and g, a lot of similarities but 2 different set of biddings and contractors. happy to try and others are here. >> fgnh are sewer contracts and f and g is easy, f a collection of streets for bricks or rehab. we groove together the learning are suers the brick tech untiling we use like lining it is different from open. and happening know how we make that competitive to contractors. g is

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