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final phase of the multibillion-dollar harvey milk terminal at sfo. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. our top story this afternoon as that alameda county district attorney pamela price is speaking out in oakland today in response to the board of supervisors selecting a date for her recall election kron. four's to justice joins us now live from oakland with the details. thanks for joining us. >> right. just seeing da pamela price saying she is ready to fly standing by what she has done in office so far since being elected in 2023. also saying that she is ready to clear up the misinformation. it was just 2 weeks ago that the alameda county board of supervisors certify the signatures required for recall. and yesterday they voted that the recall will be part of the general election in november.

the effort to recall coming from a committee called say telling me to for everyone today, the group supporting the price called protect the win for public safety. holding meeting with price in oakland pricing. he plans on clearing up that misinformation. our supporters will continue to engage our community. we will continue to speak to our family, our friends, our neighbors. we will tell the truth and we will counteract the lies and the misinformation campaign. >> that has been amplified by certain folks in the media and certain people. there's been a whole lot of misinformation. >> and on november, 5th, alameda county voters will have their say if they want price to remain in office or not. reporting live in oakland to be just as kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you. and in oakland, police are investigating after a.car crash left one person in the hospital just after 4.30, on

monday afternoon. >> officers responding to a car crash on international boulevard near 35th avenue. they say a person physically assaulted the victim and then was vandalizing a car that had someone inside when the person inside the car tried to drive away. the attacker was hit by the car and seriously hurt. the attacker then went to the hospital condition right now, not known. the driver did wait for police to arrive, but anyone with information should contact police. we're getting our first look at the forecast right now with a live look outside at a sunny shot here showing us. but it looks like along the embarcadero looking out towards the bay bridge. it's quite a different story. other spots in the bay area hog today. we have meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah. all those details looks other heavily behind me says, hey, i've got to the view from mount tam where you can see the marine layer is still very present in many spots. if you're along the coast, you've been dealing with the clouds kind of a mix in other places. but the closer you are to the water, the more likely see some of that cloud cover and the temperatures certainly reflect that. 54 degrees out

of half moon bay. big difference when you head to antioch where it is currently. 76 71 in san jose and we've got some nice 60's in the north bay and right around the bay itself. >> wind has been relatively calm. but notice you got a bit of a delta breeze happening in fairfield at 21 miles per hour. >> we're going to get a little bit of a stronger onshore flow today as we get into the afternoon, of course, the evening that will bring that marine layer right back in. but for now getting some of that sunshine as high pressure stays in control. and you can really see how it kind of peeled away in the last few hours from a good portion of our viewing area. with the exception of the coast, you had 2 points out. they are certainly socked in a little bit more. so highs today will be above average, particularly if you are inland a spot like antioch, looking out for 84 degrees in nice 70's up in the north bay. expecting that. 71 in napa. 76 in nevado fremont those 77 degrees. 78 down in san jose and about 60 in san francisco will struggle to get to that 60 degree mark at half. moon bay looking out for about 59 today. but the blue skies, if you haven't seen

them in, you're not at the coast should be on the way shortly. again, you can see you've got a little bit of a breeze out there, too. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about our 7 day forecast. kyla. thank you. in just a few short weeks work on the new harvey milk terminal at san francisco international airport will be all done and that's where we find kron. 4 charles clifford. he got an exclusive look inside the terminal today. he joins us now live with what he saw as the house. a look >> it looks you know, the harvey milk terminal here at sfo been under construction for years. most of its already completed. but there are a few that they're still still working on. and today we got a behind the scenes peak at what will be in sight. inside the new harvey milk terminal at sfo. on wednesday, crews were putting the finishing touches on what has been a project almost 10 years in the making. once the final phase of the work is completed here, travelers will find new shops, restaurants, art displays new ticket counters. >> into new airplane gates for a total of 27 gates, both alaska and delta airlines plan

to move their operations into this terminal later this year. there will also be a brand-new second-floor security checkpoint. that's above the ground floor, security checkpoint. the idea is that travelers walking over the bridge from the parking garage, an airtrain. can go directly through security without needing to go downstairs. the completion of the work will also fully link the harvey milk terminal to the rest of the airport, ollowing people to walk between terminals both before and after they go through security. the entire harvey milk terminal project cost about 2.5 billion dollars. but the airport believes in the long run it will be worth the hefty price tag. >> if we really invest heavily in the features, the amenities, the experience inside the terminal. we get that back in the form of people are spending more money in the terminal there, shopping and dining more. they're spending more time enjoying their stay in the terminal. so, yes, it's a high initial investment. 2.5 billion dollars when people love the time that they're

spending here, we recoup those costs. >> the new harvey milk terminal is set to open to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony on june. 11th. all right, back live. now, if you've been to sfo lately and you want to try to drive around the departures gate might have knows there's a lot of road construction there. >> that's all going away after june. 11th. but the airport is going to launch a renovation of terminal 3 later this summer. but for now it at sfo, charles clifford kron. 4 news always on to something they can. charles. >> teachers in the south bay rally this morning to demand better wages as their union returns to the bargaining table with the district's kron four's. michael thomas is in los gatos with the story and has reaction. >> behind me are dozens of teachers here in los gatos high school rally for better pay telling me some of them are the lowest paid in the entire county. >> at 7.45, this morning, teachers of los gatos in saratoga. high school rallied

for better pay before heading into the classroom and the bargaining table. patricia sutton is a teacher, the district and a member of the bargaining table telling me these teachers are struggling and deserve better. it's a great place. >> but it's very hard and i hope the parents realized a majority of us. we can't afford to live here. we have to commute to be able to work here. >> and the group says most teachers are working 2 jobs just to make ends meet when it comes to new hires, the schools are being outbid by other districts which is costing the students their education. this veteran teacher tells me all the group is trying to do is. >> i'm trying to make a living so that are younger teachers, especially can live in this area keeping our slice of the pie. lastly, the group is asking for smaller class sizes when it comes to specialty classes saying it's all about student safety and teacher workload, hoping that today will be able to come to some agreement. >> on being paid fairly for all the work we do. we did reach out to the district but have not heard back as of this report, we get more updates on that bargaining meeting will

continue to keep you updated at the very latest los gatos. michael send it back to live durham. >> and the low scott of saratoga union high school district sent us a statement just a short time ago. it reads in part here, the district is currently in the middle of regular contract negotiations with both the district teachers association as well as our classified staff bargaining unit. and we look forward to continuing good faith negotiations that are mutually beneficial and fiscally responsible to our community. on the peninsula. a san mateo county man is now in jail, accused of having with a child younger than 14 years old. redwood city police say they have arrested 19 year-old dandre gomez. they did that yesterday in east palo alto. officers say the incident happened in redwood city. they're now investigating to see if there are any more victims. all right. this video is now going viral on tiktok and it shows charging cables that were cut at a tesla

charging station in valais. how the thieves are believed to have targeted the charging stations to get the copper cables from inside all of the charging stations are now back in service. kron 4, sarah since stinson spoke to the man who posted this video has more. >> all the charging josh peck clear posted this now viral tiktok showing tesla charging cables slashed in stolen from multiple charging stalls on sunday. this happening at a tesla supercharger station in vallejo. >> behind the target on admiral callaghan lane. and i noticed that only at. >> couple other remaining a tesla charging stations had not been cut. >> after looking at one of the cut cables, becker says he knew exactly what happened. the suns have a little copper poor so i catch it spent 17 years investigating these kinds of crime we would find generators in the back of big box retailers stripped of

their copper right now. copper sells for $3, a pound on average and you get up to around 10 to 12 miles. and you're looking to push probably 100 pounds. >> tesla quickly replace the charging cables on monday. >> but 8 stalls remained offline until tuesday night at 7 o'clock. yes, i'm glad didn't take all of the copper cause. >> i actually was pretty low right now. i had like outlets. so that would be pretty bad as that some push. and i hope it doesn't happen again. and that clears tiktok got nearly 1 million views in just 48 hours. he says while it's angered a lot of people, he wants everyone to know that stealing copper is not a fast track to cash. you really had to work hard and then. >> take it to a, you know, recycling center. god knows how far down the road strip it just a symptom of. >> how desperate someone can be and how are they're willing to work to put a couple of dollars on the table? the tesla charges are back online and working. >> mackler says the security

guard is the one who filed a police report. we reached out to vallejo police, but we did not hear back in time for this report. we have seen security monitoring the station. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >> coming up, federal student loan rates are reaching their highest a decade. a look ahead by the department of education. plus colleges and university encampments. the protests in the bay area continue despite new deadlines to clear them out and jewish community leaders from across the state gathering at the capitol voicing their concerns and showing support for one and showing support for one another.

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story we've been following here, bay area universities are pushing back against student protesters the 3 week long encampment. uc berkeley. >> ended on tuesday. and for weeks cabins have been popping up on campuses across the bay with students demanding that their universities cut ties with israel. so this is what's left of the encampment now. it cow stuns camped out there for more than 3 weeks there outside of sprawl hall. but the chancellor sent out a letter on tuesday saying that school leaders had reached an agreement with the demonstrators. the university will create a committee to look at the investment. it's making israel adding they will not be able to fully divest from those investments, but they will look into weapons making and surveillance industries and student protesters at san francisco state also reached an agreement with the administration after more than 2 weeks of demonstrating, the group announced that the school's president and other leaders committed to divesting from weapons makers and also

to create a workforce to develop new screenings for investments. the student protesters scheduled a conference for this afternoon so they could discuss the matter with the public and in the south bay at san jose state school leaders k protesters until 6 o'clock last night to clear out their encampment. but as kron 4 jack molmud report, students say they have no plans to leave. >> what started as daytime sitting senator state's campus is now a 24 7 encampment. >> because i understand that our campus is very silent and complicit with not only genocide, but also as 9 isn't. >> around 70 protesters asking the university to abide by their demands. professor of justice studies saying kill is the advise it for some of the students here. the students in solidarity each other decided to launch a popular university for gaza. and another point of contention is tommy smith, the

1960, at olympia who famously raised his fist and the support of human rights posted an instagram. his support for the protesters said as a state on the other hand, says they for the opposite from smith and the other olympians there, john. carlos, i do think that makes the administration a little bit nervous about this encampment, even existing so close to graduation. meantime, back on campus, the deadline to move out has passed. no police and no forcing out saying kill says she wants to keep advocating for her students. so that's why i risk my own skin in order to protect their right to free speech and academic freedom to speak out against this genocide. now officials with san jose state tell me that many of the students and of violating the student code of conduct what that punishment may look like remains to be seen with the administration telling me we're just so close to graduation. >> reporting in san jose, jackie moment kron 4 news. >> in san francisco, students usf are also given given a deadline on tuesday by school

leaders to leave their encampments or face consequences. and just like at san jose state, they instead held a rally. the school's graduation is on saturday and students say they're prepared to stay at that encampment beyond graduation. if their demands are not met. >> says the suspension or explosion. so you are at risk of being suspended or expelled. and we just think that's a scare tactic. we think that we understand that we have so much power as a collective of what we did >> either encampment has been really unifying for all of us. >> the university has been in talks with protesters and says they have been working to keep an open dialogue. in a statement, the university says there are no plans to clear the encampment or involve law enforcement as law goes as this encampment, it's peaceful and non violence and hundreds of jewish community leaders from across the state, including the bay area are in sacramento today for the annual j pack capital summit. it's the largest advocacy

conference of its kind 500 people from some of the states leading jewish community organizations and a coalition of diverse non jewish groups are taking part in this two-day conference organized by the jewish public affairs committee of california, which is also known as j pack attendees are set to meet with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to advocate for the greater california jewish community and fight the rise in anti-semitism. >> well, this has been a hard year for the jewish what fills me with hope is that people have decided to turn pain into action. just a packed event today is meaningful because we're under threat to be together in community >> to support each other and to come together, recognize how we can work together. is really important thing as we're seeing rising tide of anti semitism dominate the news cycle. it is so powerful to come up here to sacramento. >> with the largest delegation today 500 people from across

state. >> and speaking a united voice. >> assembly speaker robert reverse, the lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and superintendent tony thurmond all spoke to the delegation in person. governor gavin newsom provided a virtual pre-recorded remark. i will talk about our weather now with a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge where it is foggy today. we have meteorologist kyla greg with details on. you think that's going to stick around? we should be getting some more sunshine in there unless you're directly at the coast in which case that marine layer is likely to hang on right through the afternoon. but >> you can see here the golden gate bridge. you kind of look in the distance, you see a few little breaks there. however, temperatures reflecting that. we are much cooler in the areas where we have the clouds, right? so san francisco in the 50's oakland at 62, are they getting a little more sunshine? some 70's in san jose livermore concord 60's in santa rosa where they come down to those clouds a little bit there in half moon bay. we're pretty much socked in just 55 degrees right now. now, the nice thing about marine layer kind of coming in and going out

regularly is it does help us a little bit with allergies. i looked right through the weekend. we're going to stay in that medium category. instead of getting into that high category. so that's a bonus tonight. also may be a bonus as well, is that we're going to start off with mostly sunny skies for the game in the giants. take on the dodgers. throwing out the first pitch about 6.45. but take that jacket because by the 7th inning, temperatures going down and that really marine layer will be rolling in it. just to show you this on fog cast, you can kind of stays along the coast. this is right when the game starts ray and then watch as the game goes on, that marine layer starts pushing and we could even see a little drizzle along the coast is get into the evening and overnight hours and this is the way we wake up tomorrow morning. so obviously a big difference far as how the game starts and how he gave that to take that jacket with you. you can see a little bit of that cloud cover as well as we look live from the east bay. and if you look at livermore is an example, one of our east bay spots, you can see the average high. 75 are expecting low 80's today. kind of steady as she goes over the next few days. but we do drop down a little bit

there on sunday. and that's because that high pressure that's been kind of keeping us warm and sunny is going to start to break down a little bit. in fact, by sunday, a little low pressure dropping in. see those greens and yellows. the start to roll in. that means temperatures starting to cool down a little bit. it's not too dramatic, but you can see it there as we get into the latter half of the weekend. but really it's just going to be kind of that rinse. repeat forecast with the fog in the morning and the sun in the afternoon, right on through the next 7 days. all right. thank you. still ahead, give the homeless treatment, not jail. that's the message from community leaders. >> to san francisco on how it's dealing with overdose deaths in the city. and concerns about covid cases rising once again. we'll tell you about the new variant health officials are now warning about. for your health

this afternoon. a new set of coronavirus variants known as flirt, sparking some concerns about a potential uptick in covid cases this summer. >> officials say for 2 weeks in april, the very made up about 30% of new cases in the united states. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong tells me many of the symptoms are similar. 2 previous variants of covid. >> yes, probably going to be very similar doesn't mean that everybody is going out of a mild you know, we're still seeing covid in the hospital, believe it or not, just not that just the lowest point in the pandemic. but common theme of everyone that i've seen last with serious diseases that they didn't get a single vaccine in the last year. >> doctor chin-hong is encouraging everyone to get an updated vaccine, particularly

older people. and those who are immune compromised and the sec timmy's among younger men are on the rise after roe versus wade was overturned. university of utah researchers found the percentage of the sect me patients under 30 rose from around 6 to about 10%. and those rates are consistently higher in states considered hostile towards abortion. here in california where state leaders have promised to protect abortion rights. the sect news rose from 7 to 13% of patients per 100,000. among all ages. for your money. this afternoon, federal student loan rates are reaching their highest in a decade. the department of education reports loan rates for undergrads next year will rise more than 6 and a half percent. that's the highest interest rate in the last 12 years. graduate students will also seeing loan rates at almost 9%. the biden administration has yet to announce any plans to potentially reduce a freeze. the current interest rate percentage. still ahead here

at noon, what is chronic wasting disease? and what does it mean for california's deer population? >> we're going to talk with a member of the california department of fish and wildlife to find out right wildlife to find out right after this. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one.

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>> for the first time in california history, chronic wasting disease or cwd has been detected in the states deer population, the disease, but detected into deer one in

madera the other inyo counties following some testing earlier thisrmonth. and the cdc has warned that people should not eat any meat that infected with cwd. so we want to learn a little bit more about this. so c d. w f veterinarian branded musk is joining us here now live to talk more about this issue and explain it all. thank you so much for joining us. brandon. i thank you very much for having so we'll start with the basic easy softball question here. what is chronic waste disease? free on disease in a pre-dawn just refers to infections, protein. so it's kind own class of diseases with a couple animal diseases. in a few human diseases that seem to be caused by a protein infections protein. >> and it's impacting make the deer's muscles are its nervous system. what is it? that's and it is infecting. >> it's a really slow

progression. and it's a slow degenerative disease that deer so does affect the brain. >> and what does it do to the deer? >> kind of highlighted in that in name chronic wasting disease. they lose condition over time get skinny. they waste away. they may become in coordinated and excessive drooling, some a taxi or or imbalance and some diary and some. pneumonia seemed to be pretty common as well. >> and this is the first time in california's history. we've seen this disease spread in the deer population of wondering first, how did you even know to do some testing for it? were we seeing sick deer? are people telling you about it and what does it mean that it's happening in these 2 counties that are i mean, i do the map in front of but to deer in 2 different counties like how to get from one to the other >> that's a great question. don't know. we don't know how it came to california. we may never know how it came to california. the fact that it was detected 2 counties that

are separated by this year. crest suggest that it's probably been here for a while and we've been looking for cwd in california since 1999. at an active surveillance program. for most of that, meaning we've been actively seeking samples to test for this disease. it wasn't until this year that we finally detected. so you had been looking for it. and sort surprised that you actually found at this time around. i'm not surprised that we found it. i was hoping that we had a little bit more as always, it was expected to be here was that was not a question of it was a question of when. >> andewhat do you do with the deer once that you have found them? it's a. >> it's a test that we can only do reliably here that that have already died. so and the mortality, the animals that have died. we if we have samples and tissues and stuff

trying to dispose of prophet appropriately investment is because of it is as an incinerator without incinerator much president of the of the remains in a landfill landfill. work. a lot of hunters and the processor and taxidermist who a sample and test here that that have been harvested. it's a really great way to samples from animals and and a lot of samples, mammals and in the area where the deer were found. >> is that a place where people hunt, where they might have interacted with the deer because then the cdc is warning for people not to consume deer meat that might have had this in it. so i'm wondering what is the actual risks to humans here with the deer population getting sick? yeah, i don't. >> both of these were from animals that were either found dead or hit by a car. so these are not hunter harvest of animals. the world health organization has been saying since 1997 not to do whatever

we can to keep no cars and pretty on out of the human food chain and and cdc is some recommending the same. we recommend that hunters get their harvests tested and if it tests positive to not consume and you need from that animal. we have some work to do ahead of us and that we have to find out how much we have and where exactly it is. this is the first time we've detected in california. we're going ramp up our surveillance those areas. one of was detected in an area where there probably isn't much hunting, but there's probably fair amount of non migratory resident deer and around homes. so that might be a difficult area to get a better handle on we have. but let's all things that we're working towards now. >> so here in the bay area, when people see like deer out in there gardens, you know, eating all the tomatoes that they just spent all that time planting and eating their flowers are just wandering around out there. signs you

want people to be looking out for with the deer. and then if they see that they should probably notify you when you would take what steps that. >> yeah. so as i said, you know, chronic wasting disease are first to slow decline and a nutritional conditions. so they waste away. that is not a. that symptom that specific to chronic wasting disease. we've been testing animals that look like that again since 1999. is the first detect. it said currently. it's likely to be rare in an animal that looks like there's there's more likely causes foe a 50 year and in california to look like that. that being said, if you do see an animal that is. skinny and they see particularly like that as a wife, a stance which would suggest that it's that it's all in coordinated head hanging low years, drooping excessive drooling. those are additional clues that that it could be chronic wasting

disease. we ask individuals contact us through our online mortality reporting system and you can report but sick and dead animals on that system and that that would go to an e-mail send that out to our our local biologists have to follow up if we can. >> california department of fish and wildlife veterinarian branded. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. news at noon today. so we can talk about this. i hope years these deer do not pop up here in the bay area and we can figure out how to get to the bottom of this. thank you for your time. thank you very much for having me. alright, health workers and community groups are demanding san francisco do more to prevent overdose deaths. that includes the argument that the problem is only made worse if drug users face the risk of incarceration kron four's catherine heenan reports. >> members of the group carried signs that said things like care, not cages in

dealing with addicts. they argue against what they call car several measures and other words, jail or prison time in 2023. >> we saw a crackdown on drug users. the sheriffs were activated to arrest. people use drugs in the heart of our city. 60% of those arrests involved. people of >> we see the ways that disrupts people's lives and actually contributes to overdose deaths. >> district attorney brooke jenkins sees the problem in a very different light. i think the fact that we have enabled drug use that we have condoned it and we've allowed it is what has caused this problem to everyone that i talked to who is in recovery right now, it has been successful, said that it was the criminal justice system that really propelled to decide that treatment was what they needed for themselves. they had to be forced in a way to make that choice for what was best for them. and so that's all that

we're trying to do is to make sure that we protect the most vulnerable from drug dealers, but also use this system to try to to to influence people to choose a better life for themselves. coalition members argue that crackdown measures only lead to more overdoses. >> they say san francisco needs to spend more money on prevention, treatment and community care facilities and say treatment should be available on demand. no waiting. >> we put so many barriers in people's way from meeting to have id from meeting to show up at a certain place at a certain time of wait, lance. but among those agreeing that tougher measures are critical. >> supervisor matt dorsey, who has overcome his own drug problems, he says with progress being made to reduce street level drug scenes advocating to turn san francisco streets into arrest free for all of public drug use is a lunatic fringe and are key, not sound public

health strategy. we have an obligation. >> as a body of government to intervene and help people again choose to a life worth living. catherine heenan. >> kron. 4 news. >> a controversial plan from san francisco city leaders to give free alcohol to homeless people suffering from alcoholism is getting some pushback. the city one initiative called the managed alcohol program. our map, it's been around for about 4 years. it has cost the city about 20 million dollars. supporters say the goal is not to eliminate alcohol use, but rather to keep individuals at a quote, safe level of intoxication, aiming to increase their safety and overall quality of life. but critics say this is only making the problems worse and the city should be focusing on helping these people beat their addiction. >> where's the medical supervision for when someone does hit that tipping point? if we were treating politics

as attics, then we would find a substitute to that is don addicted. that would help their brain and a comparable way. >> we did reach out to san francisco department of public health for comment and so far they have not got back to us. we are going to back to the weather now with this live look outside here at walnut creek. so could see how sunny it is here. and pilots got another sunny shot to show right now. you know, this a gratuitous shot of half down live right now because i thought it was pretty and i thought we start off with. also you can see how you know, we had so much snow before and of that melting. in lake tahoe levels are running pretty high. they're doing pretty well with that. so that's some good news. 68 degrees and sunny, there you can see it's 70's elsewhere around the lake. and as we take a live look there again, just a beautiful day. if you're headed in this direction, not ju t today. tomorrow or friday, but even through the weekend. lots of sunshine. absolutely beautiful weather bringing it back to the bay.

we're at 81 degrees already in and the app warming up in the inner east bay there. 72 in livermore, concord, just 59 in san francisco. you can see kind of splitting the difference there in the north bay and around the bay itself. a little cool out of the coast 54 degrees. as we do have some of those clouds that are hanging on. but as you can see here in san francisco itself, it's pretty nice, right? we're getting that nice mix of sun and clouds little bit of a breeze there. you can see the trees are wrestling a bit. we will see that marine layer move back in tonight. but in the meantime, we should get some really nice sunshine this afternoon. same story tomorrow. it's going to be that same forecast. again, we start off with a foggy morning that they gray and work our way and some afternoon sunshine. you can see by friday, partly cloudy skies moving in and just notching those temperatures down a degree or 2. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk about the rest of our 7 day forecast. >> google unveils new ai tools that help you learn. understand, even analyze your own data. i'm rich demuro at google. i o in mountain view. that's coming up in rich on tech.

>> and the giants continue to struggle as they take the dodgers on home. find out how they fared against that much heated rival.

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>> despite the injuries, the giants were looking for redemption against the dodgers. last night, sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the giants and dodgers played a tight game on monday night. it went into extras.

the giants fought hard, but they're getting to the point of the season to where they can no longer afford moral victories. they have to get winds before they find themselves in a hole. they can not dig themselves out of. well, they didn't start digging on tuesday night. giants dodgers game 2. >> brock purdy in the house. all right. he's a quarterback. so, you know, he's throwing a dart. there's probably some heat behind that pitch, but it was a little high rock. always good fun. top of the 4th. no score shohei ohtani. this is why said show me the money. this offseason. that is bomb. one, nothing. all righty later indiana dodgers up 3 gavin he send this one to right center. no one is going to get it. lux in the 3rd with a triple capping off a four-run for top of the 9th dodgers up 7 oscar hernandez. so jean duley, who

is their typical center fielder, he has a little more range than matos. i think he might have been able to get to couple more runs come in to score. dodgers. go on defeat. the giants tended to san francisco will will look to avoid the sweep on wednesday. all right. that's a look at sports. the nfl schedule will officially be released tonight. weeks of already started, though the niners will open up their season september 9th. that will be a >> primetime monday night football matchup at home against aaron rodgers and the new york jets. and then the game, everyone. it's probably looking forward to is during week 7, we'll get our super bowl rematch. the niners will host patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs on sunday afternoon. the official full schedule is set to be released tonight at 5. and of course, sports director jason dumas. we'll have that for you guys tonight. some of the biggest

names in the wnba are suiting up for a new skims campaign. stanford zone. cameron brink. candace parker, kelsey plum and skylar diggins-smith all appear in the brand's new fits everybody promotion skim signed a deal to become the official underwear of the nba and the wnba last year. the league's regular season started yesterday. all right. we'll talk about our forecast right now with a live look outside here at sfo. we could see fog some cloud kind of hanging on there. we have caliber gun here now with details on what's going on has look across the rest of the day. hey, there. we've got some spots that are certainly a little cloudy. my san jose camera just decided it didn't want to play anymore, but you can see the clouds there about 10:00am. >> little sun in san francisco, cloudy out in half moon bay and kind of a mix there in the east day and also along the golden gate bridge. you can see a good portion of the state is still very much dealing with the marine layer is we have those cooler temperatures in spots like moderate 57 degrees. while meanwhile in fresno, it is 82.

i'm here in the bay area. of course, we're kind of splitting the difference there. cool out at the coast in spots like half moon bay, 70's and a spot like san jose. and then if we head inland, you can see some spots that are starting to pick up dublin out 70 to 71 in fairfield and check out kelsey bill affair at 87 degrees. that's where the warmth is really getting in but we are going to see some pretty nice temperatures today. a little bit above average. if you are inland, the wind not too bad, although fairfield getting a little bit gusty there. 21 miles per hour and we will start to see that return of that northwesterly flow as we go throughout the day today. so a little breezy in spots. the other thing we'll see the return of every layer. it will be a bit of an enhanced marine layer tonight yet again is expands kind of rolls and and once that happens, we start to see all of those clouds, the fog and even a little bit of coastal drizzle possible in the overnight tonight. so just be ready for that. the clouds will move in. it will be a little bit later in the evening. of course, we have a nice afternoons to get through first, but they will be pervasive that marine layer as we get into our morning

tomorrow. temperatures tonight between about 50 and 58 degrees and then let's talk. temperature ends live. look here from the east bay. we could see that kind of mix of sun and slouds that's happening out there. and today, as i mentioned, pretty nice day, we're going to stay rather steady with our temperatures. if you look at berkeley as an example here, nothing too dramatic over the next 7 days will be a slight cool down as we get to the weekend. but that's about it. really take a look at this. it's lots of sunshine, certainly with that fog in the morning, i mentioned that we cool down a little bit over the weekend. you can see we top out of the upper 70's inland instead of getting into the 80's and then we kind of steady as she goes as we roll through the next 7 days. so pretty good looking forecast. not bad, but definitely a little may gray in the mornings. and then that bay area thing where we take the jacket when we head out at night. back to you. thank you so much. alright, google unveiled new ai features at its yearly event called i o it's all in an effort to better compete with chat. gpt rich demuro has that and today is rich on tech.

>> at this year's google io no new hardware announcements. instead, google spent nearly 2 hours detailing all the ways they're building ai into their products. all in an effort to help you accomplish everyday tasks faster and google io is where the company shows off. what's next. that's never been more important than right now because so many are turning to chat gpt >> google says it's been investing in artificial intelligence for a decade. their ai is called gemini. it handles more data and has access to real-time information. we're also working hard to make gemini just really easy for everybody see. you don't have go have a new special skills. just ask it for what you want and it will help you out. a new feature in google photos lets you i about your collection. like what's my license? plate number? or when did my kid learn to swim? google also

showed off an ai sidebar in apps like docks and g mail or can summarize messages craft complex replies and help you brainstorm. it's aware of what you're working on and it also knows you it has access to your g mail and all the files that are located in drive in a very privacy compliant way. search is getting smarter. it can handle more nuanced questions with personalized ai results. when you travel, search planner creates customized itineraries based on specifics like your flight time, hotel location and preferences. vo is google's text a video they can generate high-quality, detailed videos. you can further refined with more text and experimental ai app called astra can interpret video in real-time and offer guidance based on what it's gemini, a eye on the pixel phone can listen to phone calls and alert you if something sounds like a scam.

>> and to curb abuse, google has created a synth id system. it has a watermark to ai-generated images, audio video and text. i really felt google was doing this year, not for people like me and not even really for developers more for investors. more trying to be like we are going to openai. we're going to fight the competition. that's coming around. and this is how we're going to do it. >> google has a delicate balancing act here. they want to embrace the future and build ai into all of their products and services. but they also don't want to disrupt their number one revenue stream, which is search advertising at google. i o in mountain view, california. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >> next at noon, the largest butterfly festival on the west coast is coming to the north bay. we'll tell you where after the break.

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butterfly festival on the west coast is coming to the late show. the first ever bay area butterfly and pollinator festival is sunday may 19th. that will be open from 10:00am.

>> until 05:00pm on mare island. the problem out there on nimitz avenue, there will be a food court beer garden main stage that have live music. also a children's stage in an area filled with activities and fun. probably also some butterflies. the cost to attend is $5. people under 12 get in for free. a litter of adorable red river hog piglets recently born at national zoo had their way in before piglets are named peach persimmon and clementine and they're the zoo's first litter of red river hogs to be born on site. the zoo says that the red river hogs will not be viewable for a little while because they're preparing the habitat for the piglets right now. but they did promise that the public will be able to see them in person soon. the species is native to african rainforests. and lastly here, the houston zoo has an asian elephant herd and it just gained 9500 pounds following

the arrival of chuck, the bull elephant, chuck was moved following the recommendation of zoo association and also program that aims to ensure a genetically diverse and biologically sound population. so chuck is now going to be living with whole multigenerational. heard. that includes a 58 year-old a 19 year-old and a 4 year-old and he's going to able to meet the females live next door. and according to the houston zoo checks, big frame also comes with a big personality. he is high energy, very intelligent and. he gets fomo. he start to kick his feet around people leave him. but he's cute. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon today. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks to a scene. we have such an incredible show today here at live in the bay.

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