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at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian andre. senior thank you for joining us. we begin with the weather. it may be spring, but it feels a lot like summer today in parts of the bay area, some places reaching over 90 degrees spare. the air alert is in effect. a meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now mark in preparation for the for the heat today i closed all the blinds in my house so it wouldn't get too hot, you know, just just as a precaution forecast can help you out right exactly changes in that pattern. that picture looks like the middle of summer, right with some fog near the coastline and some sunshine, some hot temperatures inland. so yeah, today, probably the hottest day of the week. that's the headline except near the shore line temperatures. they're not warming up as much as he's kind of a three day stretch today. we're in the middle of it was sam cooling as we head into friday. take a look at the numbers right now. we have seventies for san francisco downtown half moon bay, though 55 degrees warmest occasions inland, actually nice to get outside lower eighties, but they will be approaching the lower

nineties this afternoon. as far as the temperature change compared to yesterday. most areas as you can see a little bit warmer compared to a 12 o'clock wednesday afternoon. so that's a good sign that today should be the warmest day of the week. but as i mentioned the fog is hanging out near the immediate coastline, and that will help eventually cool us off over the next several days, we'll have more on that with your forecast all coming up in a little bit. thanks developing story where a man accused of beating a former san francisco fire commissioner with a metal rod is said to be released from jail in just a matter of hours here. christian captain live from the county jail and christian. all of this is because the alleged victim of the case failed to show up to court this morning. yeah that's exactly right. the alleged victim in this case, don carmine yanni did not show up in court today, so the judge said she had no choice but to release garrido t from jail. doughty is accused of beating carmen yanni with a metal rod on wednesday. april 5th portions of that attack caught on camera. carmen johnny suffered severe injuries to his head and jaw. police arrested 24 year old garrett dodie the

following day and he has been in custody facing assault charges ever since yesterday, dodi's defense attorney released video of a man she says, was carmen yanni, or possibly looked like carmen yanni using bear spray on a homeless person in november of last year. his attorney said. carmen yulin has been linked to as many as eight separate incidents of spring homeless people in the past, and she says her client acted out of self defense. my. the video that was released. what does he do when mr carmen his jacket over his head. uh, why does he do that? because he knows mr cameron johnny has a pattern of spraying and assaulting homeless people. so far, prosecutors say, carmen yanni has not offered a statement to them or police. the district attorney's office says charges against doughty have not been dropped at this point, but legally he must be released from

jail since carmen yanni did not come forward to testify it. today's preliminary hearing will have to check in weekly with the sheriff's office and has to stay away from carmen yanni. he's due back in court. may 23rd at this point, it's unclear of carmen yani will face any charges himself if he was, in fact, the man captured on video spraying people with bear spray now in the last 10 minutes or so i released. i received a statement from carmen yanni's attorney. it reads in part, quote. my client has not been provided any details whatsoever about these alleged prior incidents. but he denies any involvement. she also he has attorney also says that any speculation as to why carmen yanni did not appear in court today fails to take into account that he is still recovering from an invasive surgery to remove part of his skull following the dependents brutal attack on him now we will continue to follow more developments on this case. we are standing right outside the county jail right now. waiting for daddy to be released

to see if he has any statement himself about this case. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. in another part of san francisco. power is the problem . 6000 pg any customers plunged into darkness last night when an underground transformer caught fire. the utility says it does not know when it will be able to restore service. ktvu ezeli rasmus has more. before they heard these fire truck siren. several neighbors on clay in kearny street say they heard an explosion nine o'clock last night and underground. pg any transformer caught fire initially knocking out power to more than 9000 pg customers. neighbors say they heard a loud boom followed by smoke and later bluish purple flames billowing out of the manhole covers. the nice camera from the underground light. like of i can say maybe like something blessing like from like this so loud, you can hear people's money. phelps was

staying at a nearby hotel and heard the explosion really loud and, um, kind of frightened me at first, because i didn't know. you know you're in a city that you don't, um know very well and you don't know what's going on. so yeah. when i heard that i was like why what's going on? and then i saw the flames. genie outage map this morning showed neighborhoods from the financial district to russian hill, north beach, chinatown, nob hill, even pier 29 without electricity. there are several large hotels in that outage area, including this hilton on bernie street, some of people staying here in town from around the world for a conference at mosconi center had to walk down more than 20 flights of stairs this morning to get out no elevators, no running water. um at least you know there's light from the window. i'm probably gonna go up 20 flights of stairs with a couple gallons of water, and that's yeah, that's that's going to be the summer with traffic lights out throughout the city, san francisco police had to manually direct the flow of traffic at some busy intersections, like at kearney and washington this morning and

before dawn, an unusual sight as entire city blocks went dark. lights out at the transamerica pyramid, along with dozens of businesses, schools, medical offices, restaurants and cafes in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news now to new developments surrounding the bay area senior care facility that's been under investigation for the death of three patients. the state of california is now stepping in california's department of social services now taking legal action to revoke the license of atria park in san mateo. on the department's website. it shows action is pending to 93 year old residents died last year after drinking a red colored dishwashing liquid that was mistaken to be juiced by staff at the cemetery facility. in the third incident, a resident in walnut creek died after ingesting cleaner released this statement that reads in part, we disagree with the department of social services decision and filed a notice of contest to appeal that decision where discussions with the department about resolution of that appeal during this process, atria park

of san mateo will remain open and our employees continue to be focused on providing a safe and welcoming environment for all our residents. governor newsom is supporting uc berkeley in the battle over the future of people's park. school wants to use one third of the land to build housing for 1100 students and 100 low income families. opponents of the plan say the school has other sites that could be used for housing. but it's not put any time toward exploring those options. the governor filed a friend of the court brief, with the state supreme court, asking it to allow the building of housing and people's park. lawyers for the governor wrote. a critical component of state housing policy has been increasing housing for university students. the limited availability of such housing, as well as the high cost of housing generally have made it increasingly difficult for students to attend and afford college. tomorrow night, the warriors can send the sacramento kings home for the rest of the season. the dumps are just one win away from the second round of the nba playoffs. ktvu joe fonzi was golden one center to show how the warriors took a 32 lead in the series season long we've

been waiting for the warriors to show their championship pedigree , and it appears they did just that, winning for the first time on the road in their series against the sacramento kings. what makes the warriors so tough to prepare for is that they have so many weapons in any series. went on the road is a big deal. it's hard to do you think of the scorers. steph curry, klay thompson, andrew wiggins, jordan's pool. clay thompson had a big night from beyond the arc. but for the most part, the other players did not. but the versatility of this team shine through. looney had 22 rebounds and the guy that you don't think of normally as a scorer, became one he's one of the most remarkable stories that that you'll you'll see in the n b. a, um but there's a reason if you see him work every day, and you see him the way i see the way he carries himself. you understand why the success comes. he's a role model for all our young guys. draymond green had a season high 21 points to go

along with four rebounds and seven assists and scoring is something that he planned for in this game for my spots would be how i would get my shots in last three days. i've just been in the gym every day, working on some cuts and finishes and floaters and my shot and just making sure i'm comfortable and come out aggressive. it was a sweet night for green, who the last time he stepped on this floor, was ejected and then suffered a one game suspension in game three, as far as the rest of the warriors are concerned, they'd like to get things done friday night back at home. we really don't want to come back. we want to give our fans a show at home and hopefully finish the series there with the course of a decade too. you know? be the players that we are, you know, try to allow this. this is already did continue and not taking it for granted at all, because, you know, we're doing something that is very unique warriors now hold the ongoing record of 28 consecutive

postseason series in which they have won at least one road game , but they'd like to accomplish a lot more than that, and it starts friday back at home. it's sacramento. joe fonzi ktvu, fox two. information surrounding a payroll system fixed in the san francisco unified school district. the additional funds approved by the board of education plus disgusting i feel like these are the people that we know if we're in trouble, we're opposed to call. a man who spent more than a year in jail now says he was wrongfully arrested. his case is connected to the antioch police department racist text message scandal

adding racist text messages sent by police officers. we're hearing from one antiochus man who says he was wrongfully arrested by one of the officers involved. ktvu jana katsuyama reports. he's now joining the civil lawsuit against the police officer and the city. i was chilling with a friend sean jackson says he was sitting in his car when antiochus police officer pulled up behind him. the neighborhood called the police and said there was a identify blackmail. in the court , jackson says the antioco officer took his i d and then arrested him. when he takes me to jail. he ended up, he says in his report that i told him that i had a gun. he never asked me anything like we never even had a conversation like that.

jackson says he was booked into santa rita jail on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm that was in 2018, and he spent 15 months in jail and then several years fighting the charge in court. jackson's case was dismissed april 21st 2022, according to the federal court documents, quote the government has uncovered evidence that undermines its confidence in its ability to meet its burden. the antibiotic police officer who arrested jackson was eric rahmbo , who recently was named in the fbi and contra costa county district attorney's march report for texting racist messages that compared black people to guerrillas using the n word and one message, saying he only stopped someone because they were black is disgusting. i feel like these are the people that we know if we're in trouble we're opposed to call, jackson said. although the case was dismissed, it's had a huge impact on his family and his life. i can't see my kids threw a wrench in my life on top of not being able to get a job to

this day, ktvu did reach out to the antiochus lease department and is awaiting of response. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. noon in oakland, homeowners facing foreclosure due to the cities of fiction moratorium is now turning to the public for help. john williams was outside of his west oakland home this morning asking for community support to help save it. he lives in the upstairs unit and rents out the bottom unit. williams says he is owed by his tenant over $56,000 going back three years. he accuses the tenant of fraud for taking advantage of the eviction moratorium rules. williams says he cannot afford to pay the mortgage, which is due on monday and claims he has not received any help from the city. just can't allow fraud to continue and that's what happened. we have fraud and abuse happening on this eviction moratorium that lasted three years, and now they want ended in july. that's still too long. williams is also a plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the city of oakland and alameda county. the suit seeks to restore property rights and recover missing rent and damages

. swing out to the bay area, whether this noontime so mark you're saying if we don't need to turn the a c on today, we should be all right for a little bit right. we're not talking about a major heat wave here in the bay area, gasia but still the warmest locations that feeling toasty approaching the lower nineties over the next several days and not only warming up here as you can see, as you have been hearing about in the sierra. they're going to have the melting snowpack, in fact, that snow amount of rate will be picking up over the next few days. you can see this forecast highs. even yosemite valley approaching the low to mid eighties. so warming the sierra. that's nope. elk snowpack will be watching and also warming up for us as well. it has been a little bit of a warming trend over the past several days. today should be the hottest day of the week and we'll bring in some minor cooling by friday and into the weekend as well. but here's the setup. a typical pattern out. there is summertime pattern with some more warm air. moving in that sets up the shallow marine layer. so the fog is near the golden gate bridge, but actually below the deck, so it's not making its push across the bay or making it to the inland spots

where the words foggy. it's chilly out towards half moon bay only 55 degrees. seventies around the bay right now, walnut creek, the 81. these inland neighborhoods will be right around 90 degrees this afternoon by about three or four o'clock. the temperature change compared to yesterday. looks like everybody is a little bit least most areas a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. at this time. here's the satellite where you can pick out the fog hanging out near the immediate coastline. so still some patchy , overcast near portions of the coastline this afternoon. but even for downtown san francisco is you can't see the open estuary. lots of sunshine and a warm day out there. so here we are this stuff for this afternoon. the warmest occasions overnight lows were in the fifties. but into the afternoon hours. there's the eventual temperature range from the low sixties for the beaches. warmest occasions will be around 90 to 92 degrees, all because this guy this big area of high pressure has been building in. it will stick around somewhat tomorrow. but today should be the hottest day of the week and that will continue to cool things off. into the weekend. so here's the plan for today. some areas of

fog near the coastline, temperatures will be approaching the lower sixties san francisco a beautiful day, at least downtown. those readings will be approaching the mid seventies and then right around the bay. lots of eighties out there and temperatures inland. approaching the lower nineties for fairfield, and in antioch's. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast a little bit of a cool down in your friday forecast and then more cooling into the weekend, and i haven't talked about it yet. but in the next week a big time change bringing cool temperatures. and you might think the storm door might be shut forever, not the case. we could be talking about some rain chances next week, tuesday and wednesday a year what is season? just i thought, okay, it's all done. but not just yet, mark. thank you. power struggle between disney and florida's governor run the santis continues with disney filing a suit against the governor. i'm ashley webster in orlando. i have the very latest reaction fro the

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the spokesperson john kirby has confirmed the death of a second american citizen. the u. n health agency says at least 459 people, including civilians and fighters have been killed, more than 4000 wounded since fighting began the u. s military evacuated american personnel from the embassy in khartoum over the weekend, president biden confirmed embassy operations were temporarily suspended. longtime tv talk show host jerry springer has died at

his home in chicago. springer was also a former mayor. cincinnati ohio he was best known for hosting the jerry springer show that ran from 1991 to 2008 started off as a political show but ended up focusing more on drama spring or even had an appearance on fox's mass singer. last year he performed as the beetle. a family spokesperson tells tmz. springer was diagnosed with cancer a few months ago and this week took a turn for the worse. jerry springer died at the age of 79. gavin newsom is heading to washington, d c to give an assist to the biden reelection campaign. he plans to raise money for president biden, who entered the race earlier this week, is scheduled to return to california saturday. earlier this month, the governor towards several red states to launch his new political action committee called the campaign for democracy. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson has now become the latest candidate on the republican side to enter the race for the white house. hutchinson made his announcement on the steps of a courthouse and bentonville, arkansas. he has been a member of the house of representatives and worked in

the department of homeland security. he called for former president donald trump to quote drop out of the campaign after being indicted by a new york grand jury just last month. the field between disney and florida governor rhonda sanchez is heating up the entertainment giant following a lawsuit against the state's top politician, foxes, ashley webster, reports from orlando. the days of putting one company on a pedestal with no accountability are over in the state of florida, florida governor ron de santis hitting back at disney as the company files a lawsuit against him, asking the court to overturn the state's efforts to exert control over its theme parks. he is driven by principles and convictions, period, not corporate pressure, not even a lawsuit against them. she won't back down in its lawsuit. disney alleges governor to sentence led a quote targeted campaign of government retaliation against the company that violates its constitutional rights. this move by disney, the very latest in an ongoing feud with the governor

after the company openly opposed a new state law. critics called that don't say gay bill. sometimes governor to scientists and others have said, oh, well, this is more about trying to make disney play under the same rules as everybody else, but the problem for them legally as they've also said a lot of times that this is more about punishing disney while we wait to see if governor dissenters will announce a run for the white house republican presidential candidate nikki haley, criticizing the feud and welcoming disney to her home state, disney would like to move their hundreds of thousands of jobs to south carolina and bring the billions of dollars with them. i'll let them know i'll be happy to meet them in south carolina. and introduce them to the governor and the legislature that would that would welcome it in the lawsuit. disney accuses the sentence for violating its contract and first amendment rights in orlando. ashley webster ktvu fox two newsderal e defaulting by, republican led house of representatives narrowly passed a debt ceiling

package. it would raise the debt limit until march of 2024, or increase it by $1.5 trillion, whichever is reached. first the package is full of spending cuts . republicans have been calling for house democrats say it removes funding for many key areas. we had a very productive meeting was very good. i feel like our voice has been heard and that we're going to work on this together. going forward. this isn't a conversation. they handed us a ransom note. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the bill will be dead on arrival in the democratic led senate. president biden says he'll veto it if the bill makes it to his desk. at noon today, the california resources board approved the first in the nation ruled account emissions from diesel powertrains. the goal of this rule is to bend the use of locomotive engines more than 23 years old by the year 2030 but also wants to increase zero emissions technology to transport goods through ports and rail yards. supporters of the rules that they hope it benefits communities living near railyards imports were burdened by pollution. will eventually

have well another area tech company jobs are on the line at dropbox and the reason the company's attributing a i to the cuts. plus it's one of the busier commute here in the bay area. the new project underway to add an additional nine miles of an

we hurt latest happened yesterday in chinatown. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the story. another life lost of violence in oakland, this time in chinatown, homeless man found dead from blunt force trauma in a doorway near 10th and harrison at about 7 30 wednesday morning, susan sue works across the street and believes the victims the same man she's looked after when it got cold. i saw him over there, so i have to bring some blanket and jacket for him. oakland homicide investigators gregg rosen and rolling aguilar canvassed the neighborhood for witnesses and surveillance footage in the city's latest homicide. it's very sad and depressing. for oakland and the chinatown community in general, david wu is with the episcopal church of our savior, which owns the building where the man was killed. the church was hit by an

apparent arsonist early friday morning crime, the homelessness the graffiti, it seems like it's constant crime scenes, indeed, a constant across the city. a woman in her 13 year old daughter shot dead in east oakland. a 15 month old girl shot in the stomach while riding in her family's car in the eastlake neighborhood of victim killed in a second heard at seventh and mandela parkway in west oakland. the challenging component of this right is that there is no rhyme or reason for a lot of the cases, holmgren and acting deputy police chief says officers are seizing more guns back when i first started would be you'd get an award if you recovered a firearm in a in the shift. you might even get a little bit time off. now it's almost expected if you go out to a shift for you to recover firearms, we have to find ways to prevent crimes to happen in the first place. and it's not, um, comforting for anyone, especially families. in a statement, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass said, in part the level of

violence impacting our babies and families is not acceptable. i am committed to working with all of you to make our communities safer. oakland police say they can't solve cases is alone and need the community's help anyone with information about any recent violent incident is asked to give them a call. in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. let's get us nursing home has accused of serving a contaminated sandwich that killed the 71 year old resident burying news group reports the residents family is suing the short term rehabilitation facility. vasana creek lawsuit says the center has unsanitary conditions and the patient contracted sepsis. his daughter was visiting him some vomit and suffer a seizure. so far, barcelona creek has not responded to media inquiries. cemetery county says it will no longer use county resources to help immigration and customs enforcement agents detain people without a warrant. the county board of supervisors voted 4 to 1 to approve the ordinance tuesday. the only supervisor to vote against it regular, said the statement. i'm supportive of the county's moved to become a sanctuary county. i am not in support of protecting persons convicted of the serious and

violent crimes of rape. murder and child molestation. here's what another supervisor had to say on the issue. syria's violent offenders like the ones that, uh, a colleague of mine proposed, uh, in as an amendment for the ordinance. they go to state prison and there are no longer in our county jail or in our county system. the kids in san mateo county, says this will help rebuild trust between law enforcement and the immigrant community. the ordinance will take effect after a second reading by the board. doing? caltrans held a somber ceremony this morning. don riggs employees who have died on the job. 191 traffic cones, each representing a fallen workers since 1921 were set out in front of the state capital. family members of many of those workers were also there. caltrans officials say they held the memorial acts as a reminder to motorists to drive safely and

pay attention in highway work zones. today i plead to all of you here and to the public. a culture to action for everyone. please slow down when approaching work zones or when you see flashing amber lights. do not drive distracted. put that phone down that text message that social media text can wait. and never never, ever drive impaired or under the influence. please i ask everyone i asked the public today. take this to heart. our employees are human beings. they deserve to go home to their families each and every night. this year's memorial included tributes to a caltrans worker killed last year on interstate 80 in vacaville and another near fresno. it's one of the most congested freeways in the bay area. now work is unde and the south bay, caltrans and the alameda

county transportation commissioe project will create a new express lane for nine miles on interstate 6 80 between highway 84 near sonoma and will cost a boulevard in san ramon typically sees a heavy commute for people traveling to and from silicon valley workers expected to be complete in the year. 2026 oakland teachers still say they hope to reach a deal with the school district despite overwhelmingly voting to approve a strike. okay? holding a rally before yesterday's school board meeting and say they want to draw attention to the fact they still do not have a new contract despite months of negotiations or bargaining sessions are scheduled. the state public employees relations board has denied the district's request for an injunction against a strike. teachers say they believe a walkout could come as early as next week. you're not making, uh, progress right now. this is why we're at this point right now, but we are still

continuing to bargain and we are still hoping to settle at the table. we believe a strike would be inappropriate and unnecessary . there may come a time when a strike is appropriate, but that time is not now. the oakland school superintendent also s ths above the average for the bay area. the san francisco unified school district is taking a new step in an effort to fix its troubled payroll system, according to the examiner. the san francisco board of education has voted to approve of $43,000 contract amendment with s a p. america it's a software company that the district has worked with since 2018 to assist with its bungled payroll system. power. sf since its rollout last year, teachers have found their paychecks missing entire days of pay and retirement contributions deducted but not deposited in accounts. state lawmakers are seeking legislation to retain

teachers and draw young professionals to the field. southern california assembly member al marah souci introduced a bill to help increase teacher pay. the bill would set targets for state funding to determine how much money district and charter schools would receive, but also require schools to spend a set percent of that funding on raises for teachers. state says the average teacher salary in california's $85,000 a year significantly lower for starting teachers. teachers are divided on a new approach to grading dozens of school districts across the country moved away from deadlinesignmend measures with students have learned by the end of the term. advocates say the approach helps improve student grades and encourages actual learning. others say the changes lead to a lack of accountability. to san francisco, where the art institute filed for bankruptcy last week, the 152 year old institution will have to give up its campus and other assets. the art institute was forced to shut down last summer announced it would not be accepting new students due to financial shortfalls and declining enrollment in 2020, the

university of san francisco plan to acquire a i, but that deal fell through another bay area tech companies announcing layoffs now san francisco based dropbox announced today that it will be cutting 16% of its global workforce. that amounts to roughly 500 employees. it's unclear how many local positions would be affected by the move. the chief executive of the company sent out later to employees, saying the company is profitable. it's seeing a slowdown in and build a i offerings. california's unemployment department is facing accusations that it failed to turn over documents regarding fraud congressional oversight committee sent a letter to the states e g d, saying the department has paid out by the during the pandemic. in a statement, the e d d said it has provided the requested documents and it is reviewing the new letter from the committee. the state warriors are one game away now

from advancing in the nba playoffs. they'll come back home this week with an advantage in hand. ktvu james torrez recaps are exciting win over the sacramento kings and what we can expect tomorrow. the sound of victory fans left without words as the golden state warriors win their third straight playoff game against the sacramento kings. so good, i don't know. the dubs struggled all year to take home a dub from the road only 1 11 away games this season , but with a little contribution from everyone, they pulled it off. hurry making his three pointers, took it down to the end, excited to bring it home, draymond incredible, loony. like god. every time we had a mess. he was right there. to assist gloria. yes baby game six loony

with his second straight game with at least 20 rebounds. draymond green 21 points on the stat sheet. that's his highest scoring game since christmas 2019 steph curry showing his fitness and athleticism once again, 42 minutes of play, he cooked up 31 points. final score . 1 23 to 1 16, the warriors. take the lead in the series three games to two. since steph draymond and clay thompson began playing with one another. they have won at least one road game in every playoff series. the warriors will bring the series back home tomorrow. tip off a set for five pm if game seven is necessary, all headed back to sacramento and dish it out, then. in the studio. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. visitors being urged to stay away from yosemite national park this weekend. the closures in effect and how the rising temperatures are to blame. and a barrier whether we have a bit of a warm up in the short term, but looking to next week, maybe some

more rain showers and maybe sierra snow as we head into may lk more

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more common that beth and beyond storefronts are popular with surviving chains because they're under 50,000 square feet in are usually desirable locations. a runoff from record snowpack is now shutting down most of the assembly national park. max gordon is there with a closer look. the sound of flowing water. the next chapter in an extraordinary time for yosemite national park. it's been an unusual year, some areas surrounding yosemite got nearly 2.5 times the normal amount of snow this winter, the largest snowpack on record here in yosemite national park, but as warmer temperatures return, we are in the spring plants pop through the soil. we're going to see some of the milkweed coming up and the bears awake from their slumber bears are out to sea bears water from the melting snow is now everywhere. we're seeing waterfalls going that i've never seen before, according to the national park service, the snowpack in the watershed around you, 70 valley

is releasing 239 billion gallons of water. this is one place where you can really feel the power of all this water. lower yosemite falls, we're all of this snow melt is thundering down the cliffs. the spray rips you in the face and you feel as if you're standing in the midst of a rainstorm. it's one of those one in a lifetime experiences that you get to see very rarely so you know, it's beautiful, exciting. actually it's like, i don't know, rejuvenating sea all these water just coming down. nature is unbelievable. okay it's like the most powerful thing and we're just like tiny little bits of nothing. but while beautiful, this year's epic snow melt in the high water on the merced river could spell trouble for the park. you know, depending on how high the water gets will start to have water infiltrate buildings will have it in campgrounds. national park officials say that most of you

70 valley will close friday night because of flooding and will likely stay closed through wednesday depends on how much water is coming, how quickly it comes in and how long it stays. it will be the second time this year that the snow is forced apart closure, the first being back in february, when the roads became impassable. we will always always air on the side of safety for the park employees in the park visitors because here in yosemite this wild gem set high in the sierra. the only constant is change. this is not an ansel adams photographs and epic surge of water slowly sculpting rock into carving new streams. breathing life into this valley. as time flows on. in your 70 national park. max gordon box weather. warming up there in yosemite. i'm here at home in the bay and mark. i guess we're kind of walking into some of the warmest hours of the day. pretty soon. yeah, that's right. gasia temperatures this afternoon by around three or

four o'clock, we will have some low nineties to report but those are just some incredible images from yosemite, probably one of my favorite favorite places on this earth. i just love assembly valleys. so, yeah, they're going to pick up the warming temperatures for today. but what's interesting? there could actually be some snowfall in the sierra next week, and maybe some rain showers here in the bay area, so still a few days away. and to be honest, there is still a big question, mark, but there is the possibility we're watching tuesday or wednesday of next week. we could be talking about a pattern change. it will definitely bring in more clouds, cooler temperatures and maybe some showers. here maybe some sierra snowfall today, though, the warmest day of the week away from the coastline that means temperatures inland around 90 to 92 degrees. but this is essentially a summertime set up where you have that warm air. moving in compressing the marine layers over the fog is it is locally dense and hanging out right near the immediate coastline. you can see kind of with it with the temperature pattern out there right now. half moon bay, 57 downtown san francisco in the seventies san jose in the upper seventies, warmest locations right now in the lower eighties on track to

reach the lower nineties this afternoon and most areas right now compared to 12 o'clock yesterday at this time, a little bit warmer. that's the temperature compared over the past 24 hours. here's the satellite where we have the fog is he can't senior portions of the coastline but just away from the coast over oakland over the bay itself out towards san francisco, we do have a lots of sunshine. overnight temperatures were in the fifties across most of the bay area, and then into this afternoon, here is your ventral temperature range from the low sixties, all the way to the lower nineties. this is the guy we've been watching over the past few days. this area of high pressure building in today and tomorrow kind of sticks around. but today will be the warmest day of the week and then we begin to trim back on those temperatures for tomorrow and even more cooling as we head into the weekend. take a look at the numbers that this afternoon really starting to see those microclimates resurfaced about a 30 degree spread from the coast out towards pacifica, 61 to 92 in antioch in fairfield, and right around the base. just pleasant, the nice day to be

outside seventies and eighties. here's look ahead. we will continue to cool things off into your friday more cooling into the weekend and then maybe in the next week, it feels strange to be talking about some rain chances, but that could be a possibility by tuesday or wednesday. probably won't be anything like what we saw. that's a good point. not gonna be anything major, but still enough to remind you that you might still need a coat and the umbrella. don't put away george don't keep the flip flops handy handy because it's definitely coming back for sure. thanks so much. the first all electric medical campus in the country is being built in california, u c. irvine medical center will be solar powered and the power will be generated on the hospital campus is expected to be up and running by the end of 2025, because it's the first of its kind to building and every piece of equipment and it will undergo rigorous testing to make sure everything works as planned in a variety of temperature and humidity conditions. hospital officials say there are many benefits. this is going to be one of the greenest hospitals in the country, so not only are we going to have a low lower local

emissions, but we're going to be resilient to things like natural disasters such as earthquakes. we're not going to have steam lines running. we're going to have a modular design that's hopefully going to withstand some of the most risky and threatening things that our community faces. the hospital will have backup generators powered by diesel as part of its disaster preparedness plan. and there's no effort in the east bay to phase out fossil fuels in new construction. the plan was outlined this morning by berkeley city council member kate harrison and environmental advocates plan calls for a city ordinance to phase out fossil fuels like gas in new homes and buildings. well this ordinance only applies to new construction , berkeley and regional, state and federal governments through the inflation reduction act or committing dollars to equitably electrify existing buildings. that's where the bulk of our emissions are. i and my colleagues recently established climate equity and just transition fund in berkeley with nearly $2 million in subsidies to electrify existing housing.

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top security clearance. the justice department says he had the access and ability to expose military intel on allies and adversaries, including battle conditions in ukraine. adversaries can see it whether they care about the information or not. it tells them how we got it. the air force has suspended two commanders in the unit were to share a worked in washington carolina. shively ktvu, fox two news economists predict hundreds of millions of full time jobs around the world could be automated in some way by artificial intelligence study by goldman sachs estimates that nearly 20% of the global workforce could be exposed to a automation. earlier today. on the nine we were joined by a stanford professor, and he talked about the growth of a i in the workforce and which jobs will be most impacted. anybody who works with language, which is most of us are going to be affected one way or another about 60% of the workforce is in those categories, whether you are writing adsketing materials, whether you're a lawyer doing briefs, whether

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fiscal budget to expand the bridge program at san francisco jazz club is closing for good after 33 years in business club deluxe and hate, says the club is closing because o problems with the lease and maintenance says last year they successfully negotiated a new lease after a dispute with the landlord but haven't reopened because of renovation work. according to the chronicle, the club's owner hopes to possibly reopened in a different location. into the royal family or criticizing ticketmaster for crushing their dreams of witnessing a coronation concert for king charles. some fans say they were upset about receiving an email telling them to claim their coronation tickets only to be redirected to another link that said their tickets are available at ticketmaster fans were unhappy that an email was sent out through ticketmaster to some applicants that registered for tickets in february through the bbc's official ballot. when he went to social media and reported being confused by the error. ticketmaster explained that fans needed to quote act quickly and claiming tickets ahead of the grand royal event music lover and also shopping

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who work from home, your child still can experience a day with you by going through a virtual job shadowing. can i tell you one of my favorite things i've ever done here at ktvu outside of my actual work, um, little boy had a field trip in his preschool class. and that class came here to ktvu. we showed him the weather wall in the teleprompter, and they got to meet everybody in the newsroom. we talk about it to this day. it was a long time ago. he's not in preschool anymore. my oldest friend. yes he brought his son right several weeks ago and i got a chance to give him give him a look and see what we do. it's pretty cool, you know? the age we were when we first met. it was pretty cool together, son. a look of love that tha (upbeat music) (applause) - [announcer] can you guess what this is? if you guessed ostrich, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! our first celebrity captain got her break in a sizzler commercial at the age of five - let's hope her sketches come well done! it's actress and director jodie sweetin! (applause)