greg palkot, ktvu, fox two news. >> this is katie icu, fox two news at six. >> emergency crews ushering a convoy of drivers to safety. this afternoon as work continues to shore up parts of highway one after heavy rains caused a portion of the scenic roadway to collapse near big sur this weekend. that crumbling section of highway one has created a logistical nightmare for caltrans and for residents. good evening. i'm greg lee and i'm julie julie haener. >> as many as 2000 people were stranded over the weekend. now they are being escorted slowly through that area. >> ktvu is anne rubin traveled to big sur to show us the situation. >> enrique uribe had no idea he'd be stuck, but after a dob in big sur this morning, he is. >> i did not. not until i was, until i got to here, to the sign, until i got a notification saying, hey, it's closed. and i'm like, oh man. and we're like a mile away. and we're like, oh, well, so here we are, stuck now

closed, because this section of highway one, just a half mile from the famous bixby bridge, has fallen away. >> it happened after a round of wet weather and high waves on saturday. >> at the present time, we're really discouraging any visitors from coming down here until until it's deemed safe. >> state parks in the area are now closed campers money will be refunded, but it is a big blow to big sur that had yet to recover from last year's landslides and road closures. >> for the business people, it's horrible. >> right now, only residents and essential workers are allowed through and only twice a day at eight and four, martin hubbs, who lives here, ventured to the grocery store in case things get even worse. you never know. >> it's raining on thursday, so i might just say it's too dangerous and boom! so i got my tea, my milk, and i'm set up. >> caltrans crews do have a plan for a temporary fix in place. it involves expanding the shoulder and placing 500ft of concrete barriers along the center line of the roadway. no word how long a more permanent fix might take, or how long this inconvenience

to drivers. might last. >> rather be at work or at home than here, caltrans says. >> the twice a day convoys will go on indefinitely unless there's inclement weather or site conditions change near big sur, anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news well, bart service along the richmond line is back up and running after a passenger was hit by a train this afternoon, the berkeley fire department says a man in a wheelchair at the north berkeley station went off the platform and onto the tracks, and was then hit by a bart train at about 330 this afternoon, the victim's caretaker says the victim was taken to the hospital. >> bart service on the richmond line was suspended for nearly an hour. ac transit provided service during that period. the extent of the victim's injuries is still unclear tonight. >> a difficult and dangerous rescue in marin county. hey! don't let go, man. >> don't let go. okay don't let go. place your left hand in

here, brother. >> dramatic video of a sonoma county helicopter crew rescuing a man hanging from a cliff. the sheriff's office says they got a call around 8:00 sunday night from marin county, requesting help in rescuing a man who had fallen 50ft down from a trail in the golden gate. recreation area. a tactical flight officer descended from the helicopter, grabbed the man and placed him into a rescue device. they were both then airlifted to safety. the man was treated for minor injuries. >> friends and family are mourning the death of a bay area couple killed in a small plane crash. their deaths considered a big blow to silicon valley's venture capitalist landscape. the single engine turboprop plane went down in truce over the weekend. federal investigors e still trying to find a cause. ktvu is joey horta spoke with friends of the couple about their loss. >> federal investigators are working to determine the cause of a deadly plane crash in truckee on saturday night, where wreckage can be seen scattered

along the railroad tracks. >> it's so sad. life is so fragile. >> friends and colleagues identify the israeli husband and wife as 57 year-old lee run and 58 year-old naomi petrushka. >> it just, you know, hard to hard to believe. >> friends, remember the couple as passionate tech entrepreneurs and investors, the driving force behind palo alto's up west, an investment firm specializing in fast tracking israeli tech company founders breaking into the u.s. market. >> everyone who was fortunate enough to cross path with them just got to see how, you know, smart, kind, generous. they were. >> ido tal, a palo alto man who's now following in lee ron's footsteps with his own silicon valley venture, has memories of a 2013 flight over the bay area with lee ron piloting his own plane. >> he just loved that he you

see, he i think he came to life when it was about startups and it was about flying the airplane. >> according to naomi's linkedin profile, she taught at the university of nevada, where she developed entrepreneurial skills in young adults. despite being extremely successful in silicon valley for a couple of decades, lee ron was known as being humble and down to earth. ron patel was also close with the couple and visited the crash site on sunday. >> the only thing we could do is just go and look and say good words about him. >> friends believe the couple were likely headed to their home near lake tahoe at the time of the plane crash. they leave behind three adult kids in the newsroom joey hornick ktvu, fox two news. >> confusing. that's what sfo thinks about the oakland airport's possible name change. the port of oakland announced last week they would be voting on changing the name to san francisco bay. oakland international airport. ktvu is crystal bailey is live at

oakland airport with more on this named debate. crystal >> well, greg, i want to start by saying that nothing is official until the port of oakland board formally votes. but the san francisco airport wants to say on the record that this will be very confusing for travelers. they also say there are other ways to improve name recognition and business here at the oakland airport. oakland international airport might be renamed san francisco bay oakland international airport. the port of oakland saying it will attract more business to the airport because people don't realize the oakland airport is a convenient option. but sfo officials oppose the name change. i can certainly understand the interest in growing business, but we don't think putting san francisco at the front end of an airport in oakland is the way to do it. >> oakland is the name of the city, and just because people don't know the name of the city doesn't mean you should change the name of the airport.

>> sfo says the name would be misleading and could cause confusion for their travelers who don't know the bay area. well, we would hate to see a situation where a traveler books thinking that they're going to one location, and then only when they land do they realize that they're somewhere else that they hadn't intended to go to. but there are nearly 20 organizations and city leaders who think it will help oakland. >> anytime that i'm flying to houston, there are more airport options. same thing with washington dc. same thing with new york. so any traveler with us living in an internet world, if you do just a tiny bit of research, you can figure out that it's two separate airports. >> in a joint statement from the port of oakland and the airport, they acknowledged there will be differing opinions, but this could help boost oakland's economy. >> this new modification is about oakland. it's about bringing inbound travelers to oakland. our proposal is pro oakland and pro jobs. >> they also say the airport is

located on the san francisco bay, and want travelers to know they can get to top bay area destinations from the oakland airport. supporters say the name change will serve the entire east bay, which is often overlooked. >> what we find is that a lot of visitors that don't live in california don't know about the oakland airport, or even realize how close we are to the oakland airport. >> the port commission will hear public comments on the name change and vote at a meeting on april 11th. an sfo says that they are looking into taking legal action and collaborating with other groups that also oppose the name change, in an effort to persuade the board not to go through with it. but of course, the airport code. okay will remain the same either way. i'm live from the international airport here in oakland. greg, back to you. >> a lot of eyes on that vote in about a week and a half. crystal. thank you. >> the first piece of the collapsed key bridge in baltimore was lifted out of the water over the weekend. it took ten hours to do that. it is a

slow process that will have to be repeated over and over again to clear the important shipping lane. crews are now working around the clock. some alternative routes in and out of the port have now been reopened, but they are shallow and cannot get the large ships through. >> fox's connor hansen shows us leaders from the federal government, the state of maryland to the city of baltimore all agree the port needs to reopen as soon as humanly possible. days after one of baltimore's iconic bridges came crashing down into one of the country's most vital shipping lanes, it's still unclear how long it will take to reopen the channel. two massive cranes are being brought in to lift tons of steel and debris out of baltimore harbor. >> a portion of the bridge beneath the water has been described by by unified command as chaotic wreckage. >> president biden has vowed federal support and plans to visit the site of the collapsed bridge friday. >> we are going to do everything that we can to make sure that

that bridge gets back up so far, the department of transportation has allocated $60 million to get cleanup efforts started. >> the white house has been talking to the state of maryland about how much the entire project will cost. and how much more will be needed from congress. >> i also spoke with the speaker of the house, mike johnson, over the weekend, who understands the significance of this. >> in the meantime, hundreds of ships are being rerouted. >> i'm proud to announce that we do, in fact, have an 11 foot channel now just to the north, and thousands of workers at the closed port are unsure about their future. >> employment is to do everything that we can to make sure that that that we mitigate the anxiety and the harms of this moment, including the economic security of workers. >> it's still unclear how long it could take to build a new bridge. the francis scott key bridge took about five years to

build in the 1970s in new york, connor hansen, fox news. farewell to a hero the country pays its respects to a northern california veteran who was the last survivor of the attack on the uss arizona at pearl harbor. >> also had phone company compromised a data breach at at&t impacts millions of customers. what was leaked and what you need to know. >> wow, what a gorgeous day today. but there is a change in the bay area forecast you need to know about. >> we are hoping that everything will be revealed in the documentary. >> a father pinning his hopes on a tv investigation to find out exactly what happened to his da hter, alex

tears spent weeks back in 2022 searching for the young woman until all hope was gone. her suspected killer died in a shootout with police and some of the young woman's remains were finally found. but her family still has questions. and now a new documentary that takes a look at the case is set to air later this month. alexis father spoke with ktvu tori gaines about what he hopes this documentary can reveal about his daughter's death. >> gwen gabe has been living a parent's nightmare for two years. >> it's hard. it's like being stabbed. >> a new documentary airing this month will document his family's search for his daughter, alexis

gabe. gabe was initially reported missing in 2022. hundreds of community members across the bay area assisted in the search for her. the case caught national attention when her ex-boyfriend and suspected killer died in a shooting with police in washington state after more than a year of searching, some of gabe's remains were found near plymouth and given over to the family in november of 2023. but the contra costa county district attorney says the investigation into her death remains open. earlier this year, the city of oakley dedicated this bench here in civic center park to alexis gabe's memory. her family says it's a place where they can come to remember her. but the journey isn't over for the gabe family, their grief will last forever, but they also face an uncertain legal battle. the da previously said she would consider bringing charges against alicia coleman clark, the mother of gabe suspected killer, if gabe's remains were found. >> we have come across evidence of aiding and abetting while

reviewing the footage with antioch pd, and we are hoping that everything will be revealed in the documentary. >> gabe says he hopes the documentary will bring more clues out of the woodwork and bring about justice for his daughter. he says his family has struggled to see coleman clark face no consequences as their family navigates their grief, they have faced some back and forth with discovery plus, the network airing the documentary, which considered holding the episode until next season. community members reached out in droves demanding to see the episode sooner, and the network changed course. >> our attorney believes that the airing of the documentary could assist our case, and which is why it is crucial for the network to broadcast it. >> for now, the family has been told the episode, titled where is alexis gabe, will air on april 24th. >> we just want everyone to see what we saw and, you know, let

us know, you know, if we're wrong or not. >> in oakley, tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> the last survivor of the uss arizona died today at his home in northern california at the age of 102. luke hunter was just 19 years old on his post as a quartermaster on the battleship when the japanese attacked pearl harbor. more than 80 years ago, the arizona lost nearly 1200 sailors and marines. on december 7th, 1941, accounting for nearly half of the dead from the battle last year. the veteran still had vivid memories of that day as the arizona sank, contour and other survivors worked to help the wounded and recover bodies. >> we knew what was happening. five seconds. we didn't have time to look up and see what was coming. they were all right down at the water's edge, coming in, took a 15 1,600 pound bomb.

alongside of them were two turrets and they were bad. real bad. one spotted and picked up by the their bodies and the skin had come off your head. >> he later went to flight school and flew 200 missions. he survived being shot down in new guinea. in 1943, connor died at his home in grass valley today surrounded by his family. the family of a san jose teacher who died in a car accident last year , is kicking off an auction tomorrow to raise money for a scholarship in her name. >> virginia wright, also known as spg gina, used sneakers as a way to connect with her students and now her more than 200 pairs of shoes that she collected over the years will be up for auction. the auction goes live tomorrow on charitybuzz.com. all of the proceeds will go to a san jose state university scholarship fund in honor of sp gina. >> an absolutely stunning day here in the bay area to kick off the first day of april. good

evening everybody. live weather camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. visibility is unlimited. wow, isn't that just glorious? take a look at the current air temperatures. after realizing highs today from 62 degrees along the seashore to 77 degrees in santa rosa and in novato, it's currently in the 70s. it is now 73 degrees in concord, clayton, walnut creek, all the way back in through alamo, into danville. how about mid 60s in hayward, through castro valley and a pair of sixes now and palo alto through east palo alto into foster city. how about redwood city and redwood shores, all in the mid and high 60s. the winds are a bit on the breezy side. we will sustain these winds 10 to 20mph throughout the next couple of hours. then they'll back off to about ten miles per hour. sfo and throughout that san bruno gap, up to 16 and a 14 mile per hour wind in mountain view. here we go. clear skies right now, according to our storm tracker.

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optimistic about america than i am today. we have enormous opportunity. >> biden is leaning on that positivity, hoping it brings more moderates into the fold while also pointing out the negative comments coming from his opponent, donald trump. birdbrain i call it birdbrain. biden's campaign launched a new ad on friday, featuring clips of trump ridiculing his former rival nikki haley, the president also posting a message to her supporters that there's room for them in his campaign. if the election were today. the latest fox news poll puts trump ahead, but it also shows some voters are in step with independent candidate robert f kennedy junior. >> we just need to convince enough americans that they're done that enough is enough. we don't want it anymore. and we can change it. >> the polling does indicate that rfk jr hurts joe biden far more than he hurts president trump. >> biden's campaign has even dedicated a team to combating kennedy's messaging, and the dnc is challenging his campaign legally, while trump wrote he

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approved wording for a measure for the november ballot. it would make abortion access a constitutionally protected right. california governor newsom issued a fundraising call , writing on x florida has the chance to overturn all this in november. let's help them. let's show the gop they are out of step with america. coming up on ktvu news at 630, millions of californians got a raise today. that's good news. but there's a downside higher prices at certain chain restaurants also had millions of at&t customers information leaked onto the dark web. >> coming up, how to know if you're one of them and what you can do to protect your important information. >> and it's a matchup fans have been waiting a year for. caitlin clark in iowa take on angel reese and lsu in a rematch of last year's national title game. jesse gary has the elite eight action ater in srts.

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caused a portion of the road to collapse near big sur on saturday. right now the road is only open twice a day. once at 8 a.m. and again at 4 p.m. cars are being escorted through. tourists are being told to avoid the area, and all nearby state parks will be closed until it is deemed safe. >> friends and family are mourning the deaths of a bay area couple. they died over the weekend in a small plane crash near truckee. people who knew lauren and naomi, petrhka say

the husband and wife were passionate tech entrepreneurs and investors. they worked for a palo alto tech investment firm that invests in israeli startups. >> the last survivor of the uss arizona died today at his home in grass valley. lou conter was 102 years old. he was at his post on the battleship when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7th, 1941. he later went on to earn his wings flying 200 patrol bomber missions, and retired after 28 years in the navy. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. california's new minimum wage for fast food workers took effect today, and that means half of million employees will make at least $20 an hour. ktvu is amanda quintana shows us who is getting the raise and what it could mean for businesses. >> probably it should have happened a while ago, but it's good. it's happening now. >> customers getting breakfast at mcdonald's monday morning say they're happy. the people making their mcmuffins are getting more money. >> they're trying to pay rent and support people. and i think it's important that they get

paid for their work fairly and we need them, you know, and someone's got to be here. >> you know, we count on these guys to make us food and they do a great job. so it's nice to see them getting rewarded for it. >> the new $20 an hour minimum wage will give california's fast food workers one of the highest minimum wages in the country. labor unions and the fast food industry had been fighting over wages for years before lawmakers passed this law last year. now, the two disagree on the impact this wage increase will cause. >> we're no longer hiring. we're not backfilling position. we're not growing in the state anymore. we're not expanding more location. and i'm ultimately thinking about selling or closing my business. >> some major chains like mcdonald's, chipotle, starbucks, jack in the box and shake shack have already said they will have to raise menu prices. but researchers say fast food restaurants have been raising their prices for the last ten years, and they have enough of a buffer to afford this. >> it's really when we look at these profit margins that are at record levels, that profits are

at record levels in the fast food industry, that we find this very clear evidence that these fast food industry, that the fast food industry in california can largely absorb these operating costs of associated with the minimum wage increase without having to hike prices up any more than they've actually have over the past decade. >> and customers are seeing that, too. >> the amount of money that they already charge, they make a significant profit. so it's just something they hold over people's heads to try and keep the wage low. >> i don't think mcdonald's is going to run out of money because they're paying these people a little more. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> the city of oakland reportedly plans to offer a five year lease extension to the a's at the coliseum. espn reports that the deal would give the a's a temporary home until its new stadium in las vegas is built. as part of that new deal, the a's would pay more than $19 million a year over five years, for a total of $97 million. reports show that right now they

pay just 1.25 million a year. the a's current lease at the coliseum expires at the end of this season. the two sides plan to meet tomorrow. about that proposed contract that includes an opt out after three years. and today, oakland mayor shengtao released a statement. she says she is, quote, committed to doing everything in my power to keep the a's in oakland. the terms we have proposed for a lease extension at the coliseum are clear, reasonable and achievable. having major league baseball in oakland is what is best for the owners. the league, the players, and most importantly, the fans. personal information from 73 million current and former at&t customers leaked onto the dark web. >> at&t says the information included some social security numbers and passcodes. ktvu tom vacar has more on the massive breach. >> in its latest data breach, at&t said it found the 73 million current and former at&t customers information on the so-called dark web, where

hackers often post and sell sensitive information on the 2019 customer information, contains many social security numbers, as well as four digit passcode ids. affected folks are or will be notified by at&t by email or letters that their four digit passcode codes have already been changed, and that it will pay for credit monitoring services as warranted . cybersecurity firm deep watch helps companies monitor, detect, stop or mitigate, as well as survive cyber attacks. >> they need an advocate who can help the companies secure the data better. they also need an advocate who can make it harder on those malicious actors. >> but many companies thirsting for additional profits use and sell customer data that creates mother loads of data that the bad guys can turn into money, either by selling it or using it to rob the victims directly. >> one of the first rules of

cybersecurity is you can't lose what you don't have in the first place. >> cyber services provider termly calculates that from 2020 to 2023, the top five yearly incidents combined breached, hacked or exposed 2.5 billion accounts. the all time top ten incidents saw 9.4 billion victims from the likes of yahoo! facebook and others. that number, though nowhere near the total number of big breaches, far, far exceeds the population of planet earth. often the worst offenders are in countries that sponsor or protect them. so should uncle sam launch a massive cyber counterattack? >> birx i'm sure that we have capabilities that we could choose to use. the question becomes one of escalation and reprisal. >> what about giant corporations themselves fighting back, suggesting that they get involved in any sort of counterattack? >> is, frankly, more than they probably have. the resources. the time or the expertise to do.

so. it's a bit of a game of whack a mole. unfortunately artificial intelligence is being brought into the cyber wars on both sides. people fighting people at one level, but it's also machine fighting machine at another level. >> one suggestion make social security accounts require a personal pin number. the other unique individual biometrics something you have or know or are tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> well, kaiser permanente is opening a new state of the art genomics lab to provide comprehensive genetic testing. that new lab is located in san jose. kaiser says the lab goes beyond traditional genetic testing to more complex genomics, offering new possibilities for personalized precision medicine. kaiser says it will also allow them to increase the number of tests they perform each year. >> genomics is the study of all the genes, or at least a large

subset of the genes, in our case, in a human and how they interact with each other and how they may interact with their environment. >> kaiser says the new lab is larger than the previous facility and is custom built with special robotics designed for genetic testing. >> all right, take a look. it's a high flying horse rescue coming up. go along with crews as they scramble to save a trapped horse in southern california. >> and the rest of the country, catching up to california. when it comes to sky high housing costs. up next, how much you need to make a year to afford to buy a home? and that number is going up and going

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just to afford the median priced home. it's not just here in california where that is true. it's true in 22 states across the country, as fox's gerri willis shows us, that number has

more than tripled from just four years ago. >> it's harder than ever for prospective homeowners to buy a house. a new bank rate study shows that the required salary to purchase the average home is now over 110,000. that's up 46% in just four years. home buyers only needed to make $76,000 back in 2020, and the issue is widespread. you now need a six figure salary to buy the average home in 23 states, including the district of columbia. four years ago, that number was six. mortgage rates have played a small role in the bump, but home prices have, by and large, kept pace with the needed salary to buy them. the average home nationwide is up 42, sitting at 412,000. so where do you need to make the most to buy the average home? california tops the list. you need almost $200,000 to buy the average home. there followed by hawaii, washington, d.c, massachusetts and washington

state. the flip side, least expensive states start with mississippi and includes ohio, arkansas, indiana and kentucky. now, even though the housing market may be pricing people out , people shouldn't be too quick to think that renting is the solution. since president biden took office, rents are up nearly 21% in new york. gerri willis, ktvu, fox two news. >> showers return to the bay area will pinpoint exactly when it will affect your neighborhood. >> all right, let's go to ktvu christien kafton. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at seven, right here on ktvu. yeah. >> hey there greg, we will take a closer look at how storms are causing trouble across the west, including new flooding in arizona. see how people are altering their routines because of high water. and it's the final night for las vegas's famous tropicana casino. we will show you how people are celebrating the casinos decades

long history before it shuts down for good. those stories and more all coming up at seven on west coast rap, followed by ktvu, fox two news at 730. but there's still more to come at six. >> like an entire alien species living underneath our feet. >> we're talking cicadas, and this year could be a banner year for the loud bugs. why, we could see not just trillions of bugs, but adrillions. we'll tell

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come out of the earth. >> experts say the cicadas are showing signs. they are getting ready to emerge. they can be annoying, but they are not harmful. >> a high flying rescue over the holiday weekend had witnesses asking, is it a bird? is it a plane? it's a flying horse. crews in riverside county spent hours yesterday rescuing a horse that got stuck in the santa ana river. fox's hailey winslow takes a closer look at the mission that sent this bronco sky high. >> the medicine is starting to wear off. he's looking pretty good. he's just cold and tired. i think he's going to be all right. definitely a lucky boy. quite an adventure for conquistador. flies over the santa ana river after spending 24 hours stuck in it. rescue crews airlift the exhausted horse over dozens of stunned neighbors. it's pretty interesting. >> it's, an adventurous, easter, that's for sure. yeah. on a nice, you know, rainy day, using an inflatable dinghy and a line

over the rushing river to get across. >> it's definitely a team effort by cal fire, the norco animal rescue team, riverside county sheriff's department, county and city fire, and the city's technical horse animal rescue team. >> helicopter will be overhead, and then they'll bring a line down to the helicopter. the horse is in a like a metal sort of harness. and then they'll the rescuers will hook the harness into the horse. >> the horse is currently sedated over on the other side of the riverbank behind the brush. this is veterinarian doctor juan castellanos, first horse river rescue. he gives conquistador a mild sedative and the horse goes up, up and away. >> better than i thought. so i'm very happy. >> rescuers fly conquistador to nearby fire station 57 and just walk him around to keep him warm while he wakes up. >> get them moving because we don't want him to go down again. and right now we're just trying to keep him healthy and get him some veterinary care. he's

dehydrated, tired, but he's a strong boy and he's a fighter, so he put up a good fight. >> you got this. you're going to be okay. is helping take care of conquistador until the horse's owner gets to norco from arizona . dos caballos. see the do amigo cbn. see donde en la casa barraza says two horses got stuck in the river saturday around 6 p.m. when the helicopter was leaving the fire station, they spotted the second horse on dry land, but it was getting dark and rescuers have not yet been able to get to him. the vet thinks conquistador may be suffering from hypothermia, but they expect he's going to be okay. >> and if anyone wants to do this again, please bring your horses up river. this is not fun. >> so the horse is cold and dehydrated. they're going to keep them moving to make sure he's okay. this is horsetown usa. it's called norco. people can ride their horses through starbucks here, but to have an operation like this very complex that doesn't happen very often.

>> nearly ten degrees above average in some cities, a good 14 degrees above average for this monday for the very first day of the month of april. in fact, those are a look at your temperatures for tomorrow, which will be stellar and even slightly warmer than today's number. in fact, take a look at that. that's where we had today. top it off at 77 degrees in santa rosa, 77 also in san rafael. how about low 70s and livermore? average high this time of the year is 67, in san jose, where we topped off at 73 degrees. high 60s were noted around fremont and in union city to. he is our engineer and our technical operations center, and he's providing us with this beautiful bird's eye view of the city of san francisco. in fact, we can see all the way out towards emeryville. the visibility is unlimited at this hour. right now, the current air temperature 73 degrees in concord. how about 70? for the

most part, except the closer you get to the body of water. half moon bay at 61 mid 60s around belmont, burlingame into san francisco, right there around the sunset district. it is now 67 degrees and cupertino winds are a little bit on the breezy side. they are fluctuating all over the. page 16 at sfo, ten in mountain view, 13 in hayward. these winds will be pretty much sustained out of the northwest, 10 to 15 throughout the next couple of hours before they back off. look at this. this is our storm tracker. we can clearly illustrate that we've got clear skies here, but look up stream. oh yes, that is a trough with an associated cold front. now the trough is tricky as far as timing and how much your precipitation will be, but this associated cold front promises to bring us some cooler temperatures. fog returns tomorrow morning along the seashore and saturating the bay. here you go. tuesday evening around this time tomorrow night,

we still have that fog bank along the coast. then it pushes onshore for your wednesday morning. not going to see the sunrise. and then we become mostly cloudy during the day after a few sunny breaks. but look at the system upstream ago. just a hit and miss. scattered shower for your thursday. your friday for the giants home opener against the padres. it will be mostly cloudy, a chance of a lingering shower, but for the most part, cloudy and cooler. here's your forecast. one more day of spring time. sunshine with your temperatures again. 60s beaches, but pretty much everybody in the 70s a gorgeous day. here's your five day forecast. much cooler on wednesday by a good ten degrees. showers and breezy conditions. it's going to feel like winter all over again. julie and greg from thursday day all the way through saturday. >> all right, so enjoy today and tomorrow while we can. roberta. thank you. the warriors seem to be clicking at just the right time as they make a late season push for the nba postseason. our jesse gary has that story, including steph curry's react n next

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number threes. and in the first game, it's a rematch of last season's championship game. albany, new york with caitlin clark, the all time leading scorer in the ncaa history, versus lsu's outspoken star angel reese. after a 4545 tie at the half, clark heats up in the third quarter. she hits a long range three to begin the quarter, then another two minutes later. next possession, she hits another three, and a couple of minutes later, clark hits her fourth of the quarter. she scores 41 points, 12 assists to go with that. enroute to the hawkeyes 9487 win. they're headed to the final four in cleveland next sunday. reese had 17 points and 20 rebounds in a losing effort for lsu. we will stay with the number eight as a transition to the nba. the warriors down to their last eight games of the season. they're on the playoff bubble, edging closer to a spot in the nba play in tournament. the dubs and their fans hopeful they're not their road streak translates into home wins. starting tomorrow. yesterday, steve kerr with a cheshire cat grin and why

not? steph curry led the way with 33 points. klay thomas hit a big three late and draymond green's block. out of victor wembanyama drew a critical foul. dre went on to hit the free throw to clinch a crucial warriors road win, 117, 113 over san antonio. green had 21 points, 11 assists, six steals after the game steph curry reflecting on a successful if not pretty four and one road trip teams we play. >> those are the ones that you have to win. keep yourself in the fight. and you know we did that. no style points really for any of it. but you know you get out of here with four wins and keep the momentum rolling. >> right now the warriors are holding on to the 10th and final spot for postseason play. they're two games ahead of the houston rockets and are one and a half games behind the lakers, who are in the ninth spot. it may not be a brinks truck payday, but it'll do for now. 49ers qb brock purdy pocketing nearly $740,000 in performance

based pay from the nfl. this program gives a financial bump to players who performed beyond their contracts, purdy, in his second year, made $985,000 last season and isn't eligible for a huge payday yet. he did set a franchise record for passing yards and became the first 49ers qb since jeff garcia to toss more than 30 tds, and he was a pro bowler. the team's ownership already setting aside money for their franchise qb. after next season, we're going to have highlights from the second game of the elite eight as giants also playing tonight. caitlin clark. >> she is incredible. yes. >> thank you. thanks for joining us tonight. west coast rap is next h e

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