at their itinerary and the potential protests greeting the president. plus, it's official. oakland airport has a new name, but the fight over the rebranding is just beginning. we'll explain. president joe biden is a waking up in the bay

area this morning, preparing for another round of fundraising. now these are live pictures of the fairmont hotel. this is in san francisco. this is where he's staying there are some street closures in and around this area. california street is closed between powell and taylor streets as well as mason street between pine and sacramento. now those closures will last until tonight. so plan ahead well today, president biden will look to raise money at 2 campaign receptions. here in the bay area, he touched down in marina green yesterday evening with 1st lady jill biden flying into sfo about 2 hours earlier. so let's talk about those 2 fundraisers. the president 1st begins with a reception in portola valley at 115. pm it's apparently between 6 and 100,000. >

election, the most important presidential elections since perhaps maybe 24. you know that donald trump and his team were going to raise a lot of money, and in that process you're going to have to have record setting events, so they come in. they drop a lot of dollars. they a drop in very quickly and then try to get out with those checks they want to set records, and that's because what matters in the california 80 m is money. cash dollars. >gianna>well after those receptions. president biden will make his way up north to seattle for another. fundraiser tonight at 7. president biden has traveled to the bay area multiple times over the last year to philip the campaign coffers. all right time now for a look at today's other top stories, it's official oakland international airport is changing its name taking a live look there right now the port of oakland commissioners voted unanimously to rebrand as san francisco bay, oakland. international. airport. but the fight isn't over their countersuing san francisco after they filed a lawsuit against them for the name change. city attorney david chu said it infringes on sfo's

trademark. the airport call letters oh, ak will stay the same. a previous report to pour commissioners estimated that the name change will cost about 150. mainly to update the signage. but that estimate apparently does not include possible legal fees. the san francisco unified school district is facing a budget crunch. the district is projecting a 400. 0 budget deficit within the next year. according to the san francisco examiner. they'll need to lay off more than 300 employees and closed down schools, the district tells us. it's taking steps to remain financially secure for now. now for a look across the bay area this morning as we get ready for the weekend, happy friday. >

on their own, but they are significantly different than where you were yesterday. it's 11 degree drop for half moon bay today you were 77 yesterday and san francisco. you'll be 5 degrees cooler than yesterday's. 81, however, look at the rest of the bay. you actually warmup if you're inland, look at those numbers over there for inland contra costa county. you'll be about 4 or 5 degrees warmer today. look at the numbers down in the tri valley. you're going to be just about 5 degrees warmer than you were yesterday. look at the santa clara valley. those numbers are going to be about 2 degrees or so warm. it will put some actual daytime highs on this and you can see that means you're pretty much going right back up to 90s again for daytime high, so that's where things stand in terms of the temperatures for today, let's take a look at the 7 day forecast. get an idea of what happens next. and if we know that today it's just a little warmer than yesterday for our inland microclimates. you've got that 90 over here. saturday is not all that different. but then you will cool down by the time we get into early next week, temperatures will have come back >gianna>down. all right,

darren. thank you. a lot of you have probably turned on your back for the 1st time in a while this week. and, of course, neil. pay for it on your next pg and e bill. well, here's the good news state regulators just approved lowering electricity rates. but as our amanda hurry reports, there's something else you'll be paying for instead. >controversial change to utility bills a new fixed fee after many customers have already been hit by a series of rate hikes. josh placed it is the president of flagstaff research. a company that creates and distributes products in the energy market. he also rents an apartment, he says he's the type of person who will be negatively impacted by this change. >on thursday. the california public utilities commission approved a 2 part strategy to

restructure residential utility bills for many pg and e customers. it would be a fixed charge of about 24 days. but for low income households. will pay either $12. or $6. people are already paying these fees to some extent. but it was charged based on kilowatt use. >placed dead says for people with smaller spaces who aren't low income like him. they'll will likely end up paying more for the fixed rate because they don't use as many kilowatts. it's the big energy users who will benefit most. >

would be saving a little of almost $400 >a year. but u c. berkeley professor and the director of the school's energy institute, severin bornstein says it's not a rate increase in the amount the average bill will go up is a lot less than $24. >

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>gianna>now for a look at what's happening around the base and college, too. are preparing their caps. and gowns for graduate. this weekend and it'll be good to know you might want to carpool if you plan on going to any of the events, especially over hayward's csu, east bay, the university is

holding a day of ceremonies at the pioneer amphitheater. the 1st ceremony has already begun. so congrats to them with another 1 p.m.. pm, followed by the last 1, and that's happening at 5. so if you are going, you also might get to see betty reid soskin, the oldest active national park. major received her honorary doctor of humane letters. it's a degree awarded to those who have established themselves through humanitarian and philanthropic works. so if you are headed out there and you're going to go cheer on some of those graduates going to zoom in here and kind of let you know you might see some busy conditions and expect delays on mission boulevard carlos people of ard as well as harder boulevard in and around the hayward area. well this afternoon oakland residents will turn out and up for the 9th annual 510. day. 510 day at lake merritt. it all kicks off with the car show at 1:00 pm this is a gratz. grassroots event run by the community that celebrates the city's history and cultures in the face of gentrification. it's going to feature several live music stages, rallies and the

marketplace. the event runs until 10:00 tonight. also happening in the town, oakland museum of california's latest friday night event brings the east bay live music by the fantastic negredo tonight's event will also feature katie, the poet groovy arrow beats dj. manage draper all encompassing late night art exhibitions. it's all part of a series of the center's new events and public programs during the month of may should be a lot of fun and come hungry because some of the food off the grid will be there with the food trucks and all of that fun to feed you. oh, well tonight you also have the chance to see san francisco come alive with not 1. but to night markets celebrating different cultures within the a p. i community. so you've got stuff happening in oakland, you've also got stuff happening across the bay in san francisco as well in the popularity of chinatown market this year. now bhangra and beats is back celebrating south asian culture with local vendors, food and dance. so we're going to check in with

sean chitnis. he has more from downtown san francisco. >vicky miracle loves every chance. she gets to share her culture. she's been performing and choreographing for 2 decades in the bay >>is a folk dance from northern india and 1 of the styles she likes to showcase. >this particular dance is a combination of folk dances from punjab, india and will be a part of the bhangra and beats night market on friday. back for a 2nd year in 2024, it will take over 3 city blocks in downtown san francisco for a night every 2 months until >

remarkable city is full of community and culture and music and arts. and i think if there is anything that can bring life back to something, it's the >arts on its 1st night of the year, it will share the stage with another night market in chinatown, part of a growing trend to get more people into san francisco with special >

needs culture. >true to the tradition she's bringing to battery >>on friday >>yeah. well, the summer season is just around. the corner. and that means on, sundays, you'll be able to go to the stern grow festival. it's been a san francisco staple dating back to 1938. and this morning we actually had the privilege of helping announced the lineup before this year's summer series, chicano batman, herbie hancock, shaka khan. just to name a few. executive director of the stern growth festival. bob feeder came by to talk about what makes this summer weekend series standout. >all of our shows are free and again, that's the special thing about stern grow festival in this day and age of really expensive concert tickets. you know, last year we had almost 100,000. 100,000 people come out and enjoy free live music. we hope that our our season bridges cultural gaps and generational gaps and just, you know, offers something for everyone. >gianna>okay, so take a look

right there. the full lineup. you saw just a 2nd and it all kicks off with indie pop rock duo. we'll check in with you in a minute with tegan and sara on june 23rd. there it is. then alternative. band chicano batman. the following sunday and it all ends with r and soul artists. shaka khan on august 25th. they cannot wait. hey, and remember,f you can't make it to the shows and pson will be carrying them all live on picks, plus 44 cable 12 and streaming on the free cbs news app. darren >

change. not only that you're actually going to warm up. concord, eniac. livermore fremont, even redwood city, you guys actually see your numbers climb a few degrees today as a result of still being under the influence of the center of high pressure overhead. so you're numbers are still in the upper 80s. there is some help coming, though, and we'll see that as we get into the 7 day forecast by sunday. the numbers that are inland are going to start coming back down. yeah. even along the coast. everybody is going to get a noticeable cool down over the next few days, so let's put it into a 7 day forecast. and will come away with a perspective on the change. you need to wait for sunday. if you're inland and you want to see the numbers really become noticeably cooler because for the next few days, you're pretty much right in the same spot. but by sunday, you're down to the low 80s by monday and tuesday, your numbers are back. to pretty much average. we may warm up a little bit by the middle of next week, so that's a look at the inland microclimate. let's switch it's out now and we'll

take a look at the 7 day forecast. for the bay. and as we do that, you'll notice that the difference is a similar in terms of the trend. by sunday, you're noticeably cooler back down into the low 60s. and you'll pretty much stay there going through the remainder of the 7 day forecast from then on >gianna>well this sunday, we celebrate our mother's and experts say we're going big for what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare a good choice for people on medicare?

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welcome back all 3 us stock. indexes saw green. arrows. yes. early this morning. stock futures were up and if things continue at this rate, the dow could have an 8 day winning streak. so let's see where the markets are right now we'll check the big board in just a few minutes, but we do want to talk about something that is going to bring a lot to the economy right now, and that is mother's day recognizing moms everywhere means americans will be spending more than $33 0. that's according to the national retail federation. retail trade group, says the top 3 gifts for mom are flat. hours. greeting cards and special outings. well, new this morning if you are looking to get some pride themed emerge come june target stores may or may not have it. that's depending on where you live. that's, according to bloomberg. that's because backlash for selling the merch lead to lower sales for the year, including threats from some customers against employees. target is

reportedly offering the merch online. you can find it there and at about half of its nearly 2000 stores. well, big news for mass transit users in the south. health. pei. check this out. bart will be getting a major funding boost for from the federal government to build an extension from san jose to santa clara, while they a 6 mile stretch will connect 4 new stations between the city's transit. transit officials announced that the biden administration has granted over $500 0 to help fund the project, which is much needed for the bay. >gianna>bt a say early construction for the project is set to start this spring while tunneling for the bart extension that's expected to start next year. san francisco homes are famous for their bold

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