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sonoma come here at noon. president biden gives an update on the american rescue plan will take a closer look at the life saving resource is in that plan that will help people living right here in the bay area, plus, the latest data shows nearly half of the nation's new covid infections come from five states. i'm david lee miller in new york. the details coming up this year... let's bring. on. spring. use your phone to grow a garden. rent tools from the world's biggest toolbox. have an idea then have it delivered. with more ways to bring your fresh ideas to life... this is doing like never before. this is today's home depot. how doers get more done. governor's big announcement yesterday that the economy could reopen june 15th. she could imagine this is welcome news for millions of business owners who have struggled to stay open during the pandemic. ktvu jesse gary tells us how they're gearing up for the big reopening. we're ready to transition back into indoor dining and welcome our customers back. jennifer co

so could come at noon. volcanic ash covers a caribbean island after a volcano erupt over the weekend by the danger isn't over yet for people living there, here in the bay area, sadly, no rain today but my goodness, take a look at san francisco glittering in this noon day sun, even warmer weather is on the way. ktvu meteorologist, kyla grogan has your full kyla grogan has your full forecast does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you

before noon is a little early for the smoke out crowd. the big moment won't come until four hours and 20 minutes until afternoon. >> we would go to hippie hill, but we are kingabt res ar tot n'orr: ths what the city is trying to avoid. in the days before the pandemic, 4/20 drew tens of thousands of people to golden gate park. and those who wanted less structure went to delores. for the second year in a row, the celebration is canceled city wide and would be revelers would arrive to see this. fences up around hippie hill and street closures keeping people out of certain areas at golden gate. the concern for neighbors around delores park is without those things, their neighborhood will be new hot spot. >> i personally worry they might block the driveway. might not respect the politeness. >> reporter: park rangers have been out sing the early morning hours and will be working longer days today. they will focus primarily on golden gate park where this person has decided to go instead. >> i see so many cops out, but we will try to go on the ou

. >>> new at noon, derek chauvin the fired minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd will not testify in his own defense. you understand you have a fifth amendment privilege to remain silent? do you understand me? >> yes. >> derek chauvin announced his decision this morning, the defense rested its case following wednesday's testimony from a medical expert who refuted multiple prosecution witnesses who blame george floyd's death on children's actions. >> i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege city. >> the decision whether or not to testify is entirely yours. in other words it's a personal right. is this your decision not to testify? >> it is, your honor. today the prosecution called a rebuttal witness, closing arguments are set to start monday. >>> concentra police officer kim potter will be in court for the% today, she is charged with 2nd degree manslaughter after killing dante rights during a traffic stop. they were clashes for the fourth night in a row last night in brooklyn center between protesters and police, most of the days events were peaceful includ

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the news at noon starts now this is ktvu. mew fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. the centers for disease control and prevention is holding a hearing right now to reexamine the safety of the johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine. the cdc hearing is looking into the cases of six women who developed blood clots after taking that specific vaccine. one woman died. another is in critical condition. they're all between 18 and 48 years old and suffered the blood clots between one in two weeks after receiving the dose. so far, nearly seven million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine have been administered the cdc right now it really trying to determine if there is indeed a link between the cases and that vaccine. there have been concerned raised about rare clotting events seen after covid-19 adenovirus vector vaccine, there is a single question at hand today, which is, um do we have enough information? and what should we do with the current information we have available? doctors say the blood clots are serious, but rare. researchers

still to come at noon. while many bay area counties are in the less restrictive orange here, there is one that is still stuck in the red. we're gonna take a closer look at solano county and why it may be held back. plus let's take you outside for this beautiful sunny day here in the bay area, golden gate bridge, looking lovely as usual. warmer weather is on the way. ktvu meteorologist college, grogan is gonna have your full forecast coming up. or in here. s in the red, and that is creating frustration among business owners. there ktvu rob rob tells us that health officials say there several factors, including infections among younger people, remaining in the red tear means lucas bar and grill on first street and venetia can only allowed 25% of capacity inside in the orange tear. that number would double to 50% 25% isn't cost effective 50. get you up to where it's probably worth wild. open up with pleasure to put on. so the owner limits service to outdoor. only you basically have to reinvent your business ev

still to come at noon. as more people get the covid-19 vaccine, they are beginning to feel a little more comfortable about attending gatherings were to take a look at what's opening here in the bay area and the county that's worried about an increase in cases, plus the derrick shop and trial enters its second week with more testimony for the prosecution. we're gonna have the latest for you from the courtroom, and it's a cool cloudy day across the bay area, check out this gorgeous picture of lake tahoe at this hour. they give you meteorologist college, grogan is going to have your full majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. with the emergency room doctor who treated george floyd now dr bradford legend. feld said that floyd heart had stopped by the time floyd arrived at the hospital. the doctor testified this morni

still to come at noon. yosemite of limiting the number of visitors this summer, the requirement to need to know about if you're planning nation. has re its firsr federal budget proposal. ktvu griff jenkins has more on what made the cut and what didn't after weeks of delays. president biden is unveiling his administration's top spending priorities for 2022 769 billion in nondefense spending up 16% from last year, as well as 753 billion for national defense programs. 1.7% increase its not the full budget as you know, but just for clarity purposes. it's a kind of discretionary guidance. that guidance also calls for giving the pentagon roughly the same amount as last year. $715 billion, the republicans had pushed for more if the administration is serious about competing with china, deterring russia and preserving american leadership, the most important test will be in the president's budget. democrats had hoped to reduce the pentagon suspending, saying in a letter to the president hundreds of billions of dollar

at noon, the house returns four debate on an equal pay bill that will allow women to potential wage discrimination by their employers. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span2, the senate works on legislation to address recent hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders. on c-span3, health and human services -- and transportation secretary pete buttigieg appear at separate hearings to testify on the president of to 2022 budget request. i coverage begins at 10:00 eastern. -- live coverage begins at 10:00 eastern.

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state officially introduce their new men's hoops head coach tim miles touchdown in the bay area around noon today and went straight to work. miles has a reputation for turning programs around. he took both colorado state and nebraska to the big dance after long tournament drought for both programs after parting ways with the cornhuskers in 2019, he spent a couple years doing what we do as a tv analyst. but today he spoke one on one exclusively with kron four's kate rooney and he told her he missed having a team of his own. what are people going to able to see when they see a 10 miles coach san jose state team on the floor. yeah. will be a feisty been child. i'm irish catholic with the big but he >> you'll see it later. but, you know, i want team that that is going to go out work really hard. execute or stuff always give themselves a chance. we're going eliminate losing first, then we can win. so we'll be hard working. we'll be plays hard and fast. and i think people really enjoy it. great stuff from kate >> sandy or san diego san jose state. their football program just had their best season

it's good to have you at noon. thank you. you want to head down to this south part of the bay area, really, just beyond but still santa cruz. beach boardwalk there were you open just about an hour ago. at this point, only people from california are allowed in masks are required here as well. yes even when you're on the rides between eight and 12 rides will be open every day, and they'll be shut down from time to time to allow for extra cleaning. esther encouraged to make reservations before coming to the boardwalk because attendance here is limited to 25% of normal capacity still to come this noontime, the push continues to get more children back into the classroom. the update from state superintendent tony thurman plus yours return to court. i'm jeff paul in minneapolis. i've it's another warm day out here in the bay area, maybe even hot for some communities, but changes changes are indeed coming. we're going to check in with meteorologist mark tamayo, who has the forecast for your neighborhood. oh, it was terrible. i was to

the news at noon starts now this is ktvu. fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian everyone on frank mallicoat him for mike mibach. this new california has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world. that's according to governor again. gavin newsom who is in the bay area today, talking about vaccine distribution in our state as ktvu, sally rasmus explains. governor's message comes as all californians are now eligible to get a vaccines. welcome news alley. that's right, frank. starting today, all californians ages 16 and older are eligible to get the covid-19 vaccine. eligible is one thing being able to snag an appointment for a vaccine online is another. so all this morning we've been checking various sites to find out where they have appointments available. we found that if you live or work in contra costa county, you are in luck. there's about 3000 covid-19 vaccine appointments available this week through the health department, the county health department's website. some spots are available. assume is to

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the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. the verdict could be handed down in the derrick show vin trial as early as this week. closing arguments are happening right now for the former mini apple. his police officer who is accused of killing george floyd ktvu is james tourists as the story you have now heard the evidence and soon you'll hear the arguments of counsel this morning began with the judge reading instructions to members of the jury. derrick show. vin faces second degree murder, third degree murder and manslaughter charges. a jury must consider all three. the prosecution often referencing floyd yelling, he couldn't breathe over and over. he heard him, but he just didn't listen. he continued to push him down to grind into him to twist his hand for nine minutes and 29 seconds. the burden of proof sits on prosecutors to win a conviction. they must convince the jury beyond a reasonable doubt that show oven intentionally meant to hurt floyd when he placed

still to come at noon, taking action to prepare for a drought. take a look at the measures marin county is taking to help conserve water, then the dry spell could be over just for a minute. even ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo has your full forecast coming up and he's going to tell us when and he's going to tell us when we could see a chance of rain. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company and hwasn't fair. tell us when we could see a chance of rain. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ this year... let's bring. on. spring. with calculators to help you launch your projects... you can make a dash to the store... or let the store come to you. and bring those fresh ideas to life. if you've got a project in mind, this is doing like never before. this is the home depot. how doers get more done. to two years of drought conditions here in california. we brought to the governor's announcement live r

, that is the north bay from 8100 until noon. and then from noon until around four clock, while we will see rain from goldengate south it will not be a lot. it will be fairly quiet. pretty light totals. the north bay y will get one quarter of and edge of rain today. if we look at the east and south bay the totals are similar, but lower, maybe 1/10 of and inch of rain. let's go to the wide view. let me show you why i will say if we do see thunderstorms and this part of california this is why. look at what happens on the bigger picture particularly the afternoon. today at 5:00 that looks different. this is far enough away from us here in the bay area i'm not forecasting the possibility of this year but it is a possibility for part of northern california and often times it makes headlines. the area and the color red is the area of concern and that would be today and tomorrow. if we look at this from a local perspective, once we get to tomorrow afternoon look what happens. and this is monday. that is the possibility of a few isolated

. >>> also new at noon, the suspect accused in a deadly attack against an elderly asian man just faced a judge in oakland. deontae bailey was expected to enter a plea but we are told his lawyer asked for more time and a new court date was set for later this month after robbing and punching a 75-year- old last month. the victim was eventually taken off of life support bailey is charged with special circumstance murder and denied bail. >>> san mateo supervisors are meetinged to to discuss a proposed -- the bill would allow the county district attorney's office to accord with surrounding law enforcement agencies. >>> in minneapolis, more police officers are taking the stand in derek chauvin's murder trial. a few hours ago jurors heard from the sergeant training officer on how to handle crisis. he testified officers receive extensive training on how to calm down arrest systemic racisms. >>> on kpix 5 news and stream ongoing cbsn bay area, dropping the bid to rename the fran school board, reversing course on a move that has been on the works for months. >>> plus, google giving up hundreds o

the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian beyonce mike mibach caitlyn jenner is running for governor of california, the former olympian and transgender activists making the announcement just this morning and we'll start campaigning, possibly as early as next week. interviews. allie rasmus joins us live t looking o unseat governor newsome in this potential recall election. allie, come this fall. that's right. a recall election that too many political analysts say is very likely to happen this fall. and that's why caitlyn jenner, one of the latest republicans, saying that they're going to run to unseat the governor, caitlyn jenner is known to many as a former reality star from the show, keeping up with the kardashians, but she's also a former olympic gold medalist transit. her activist and lifelong republican, caitlyn jenner is joining at least three other republicans to try and unseat democratic governor gavin newsom in a recall election expected to happen in the fall in her

filing a notice of intent with the town clerk's that's happening at noon for now. we're chatting with people. and most of the people of chad with this morning are in favor of this recall as you recall, a couple of weeks ago shortly not too long the mayor stepped down and that doesn't mean that he resigned. it just means that he step down as mayor. and that just wasn't enough for some people, many people wanting him to do more and that would be resigning since he didn't resign. people said the next step is recalling the mayor. and so that is what this effort today is doing this notice of intent. so that's why we finally reach out. we talked to the town clerk town clerk says yes. at noon, this is all happening now. the notice must include 20 signatures from registered voters. this effort is being led by tim sanders. i told you he's a resident here is also an executive director sonoma valley visitors bureau and the recall it all started just shortly after all these accusations came out by 6 women assault alexey allegations. the mayor refused to resign. and so this is

malpass has a hard stop at noon for an assembly. we did receive a question. how damaging our recent vaccine rollout problems in developed countries such as germany with the goal of worldwide recovery for the pandemic? mr. malpass: the slowness in the rollout, particularly in europe, is concerning an disappointing. we see the news every day. i fervently believe, or hope for a faster rollout as it becomes available. and we can look to the regulatory agencies to work smoothly towards their approval. so the more vaccines can be approved. and i encourage people to be vaccinated. it's an important part of their safety and global recoveries. i share that sentiment. germany at the g20 said that they are softening their gdp forecast related to the vexing problem and three double everyone's urgencies to have more vaccines available worldwide. mr. malpass: -- david: our last question is out of brazil. what is the world bank doing to help her silk, going through a major economic and health crisis right now? mr. malpass: brazil faces many challenges. we had a big program

. >>> new at noon, former olympianainn officially runnifor governor of california. jenner, a republican, she ness go gavin newsome wi lia recall a atement, jenner ca herself a nner and an end to ga newsome's time as governor." >>> it was one excuse for murder investigators never heard before, the dog did it. the family blamed the german shepherd for the at the time of her ex-husband. i spoke to peter vinzant about the "48 hours's" mystery airing tomorrow. >> reporter: one of the things you don't do if homicide investigators come over to your place if there's a body in a box, don't look in that box. they got a search warrant. inside was the body of cowboy ray green. he has been shot ten times, which is something obviously a dog can in the do. authorities believe the body had been placed in the box two days prior to its discoveriry. >> the morrownighat 10 on kp,x streaming on cbs bay area, open ahead of schedule. the washed-out highway now fixed and ready for travelers. >> and 50 million it was when she started forgetting things. i didn't know how much mom was struggl

it's opening at noon on friday. caltrans said that this worked nearly 12-hour shifts seven days a week to get the collapsed rat creek area back open. you remember heavy storms back in january caused a hillside to collapse and washed parts away parts of the >>> this is video from newport beach. this is the second time the blue waves have been spotted. are we okay. >> we have a lot of feelings. >> it's cool happening? usually you have to go to t philippines. >> matching all of our outfits. we're wearing blue. yes. jobina, also. i wonder if they can throw some of that algae in there. that would be cool toll see. this is san jose, clear to partly cloudy. it will be brighter outside the coast and milder around the bay and inland areas. patchy fog, a little bit of drizzle along the coast but the real wet weather is coming this weekend. looks like healthy rain. temperatures. so here's a look at the fog forecast. it should make it as far eat as livermore. you can see it quickly but it does retreat to the coast by noon. that

look at those low and up in her 70s from noon to 4:00 around our in the neighborhood, very comfortable 67 7:00. a little bit of a roller coaster in our temperatures coming up with the warmest weather this weekend. i will see you in a bit with that. here is reggie. >>> thanks, mike. cruz and concord are looking to put out a house fire that broke out overnight, started before 3:30 this morning on redwood drive. you can see firefighters thawing the garage open to vent the large plumes of smoke. because still under investigation. >>> more than a year into the pandemic, bay area's biggest school district is reopening today, semper cisco unified is welcoming students back at dozens of preschools and elementary schools. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield right outside john mayer elementary with the in person learning plan, hi, amy. >> reporter: hi there, this is one of 22 elementary schools in the san francisco district that will be reopening for in person learning today. now the district has 64 elementary schools, so not even half of the district young children will be in the city returning

that is where we will find the fog trying to push through around noon. high cloud will be taking over for the rest of us. even that will start to dissipate a little bit during the evening hours, as the low clouds started to come right. so that pattern is already starting. 65 to 72 degrees across south bay, near 70 in san jose. 60 to 66 on the bay side of the peninsula. on the coast side, mid-50s, near 60 downtown, south san francisco. 67 to 73 across the north bay valleys, with 62 to 67 along the east bay shore. modem and 74 out in the east bay neighborhoods, thinking about dining out, it'll be in the 50s at the coast. it is going to be cold air. we will fall into the 60s everywhere by 6:00 and 50s by 8:00. here is a look at tonight's temperatures, mid-40s to upper 40s with all of that low cloud cover. not much of a a a a a several days. by the time we get to saturday and sunday, monday, away from the coast, that is when temperatures will be above average, nearing 70 to nearly 80. let's talk more about the morning commute and get back to francis. good mo

by noon the winds are still really likes the wind arrows starting to pivot more that onshore direction and it kicks back in as we head into the afternoon. it's not going to be overly strong, so that cooler areas it's going to make its way very far away from the water at all, but we are going to see that temperature pattern that's going to lead to a spiking temperatures by mid day, early afternoon around the bay and along the coast, and then as the onshore wind kicks in, temperatures will drop back off. that all adds up to temperature several degrees above normal around the be, close to 70 in san francisco, mid-70s oakland but 80s farther inland, 10 to 15 degrees above normal. along the coast you'll get up into the 60s probably around noon, then you'll drop back down to the 50s. upper half of the 70s for the south end of the bay with low 80s for the santa clara valley including 80 in san jose, low to mid 80s for the tri-valley with mid to even upper 80s east of the diablo range. you're going to be the warm spot on the map. upper 60s in san francisco by about 1:00, 2:00, than dropping ba

the news at noon starts now this is kinky. being fox two news that new and good afternoon everyone i'm mike mibach. i'm gasia mikaelian joe biden administration says that a recommended pause in the use of the single dose johnson and johnson covid vaccine won't hamper efforts to vaccinate u. s citizens and those in this country. this is the cdc and the fda are investigating safety concerns linked to that vaccine. the california department of public health has directed healthcare providers to pause the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine until it receives further direction from safety experts. ktvu is jesse gary gives us the reason and reaction. tuesday to federal agencies ordered a halt to the use of johnson and johnson's one shot covid vaccine at federal vaccination sites. the move comes after a half dozen people developed a rare blood clotting issue two weeks after receiving the j and j vaccine out of an abundance of caution. it is. it's good that the fda and the cdc is, you know, putting a pause on further vaccinations to

for the bay neighborhoods from noon to 4:00. 62 to 68, so significantly cooler inland today. but this cool air is bringing in very clean air, green all the way through thursdaythroughy good morning, jobina. >> in mourning, mike. thank you. >>> hi, everyone, starting with the look of the bay bridge. this is the busy spot this morning, i put up the drive time for you, when it will take you from the toll plaza all the way across to san francisco, should be around 17 minutes, speeds are averaging below 30 miles per hour. we do not have metering lights on at the toll plaza though. if you are headed that way, from the east bay, bringing you a picture showing emeryville right now, this is 80. those headlights are making their way westboundway westboune the maze. everything is at the limit. pretty much everywhere else around the bay area, you can see it's green, except coming out of tracy. i do want to point out the fog though, especially around novato as you travel along 101, be careful of his ability. >>> as cases drop, san francisco is preparing to reopen several public spaces in

sunrise to about noon and in the southbay may be a few ntilu e what is tle later than will do for snow in the sierra apcertainly unexpectedfor the a bit. >> for continuing coverage on the dry conditions check out kpix.com/drought. suddenly, there are no lines at least not at this site in marin county today. people who wanted to get the vaccine probably got it and now comes the challenge of e g out how verybody else. ag difficult wafor some people to get vaccinations but now a lot of places like marin county most of the barriers have come down. gone other long lines and the frustrating search for an appointment. at the marin county fairgrounds site in san rafael, they now have more vaccine than they do takers. appointments are still a good idea but even those who walk up without one can get vaccinated. >> anyone who maybe was frustrated by the online appointment hustle or did not want to have to wait in really long lines and let you know what, i would just wait until that is not a thing anymore, now is the time. >> reporter: it is point over 80% of marin residents have received one shot

live coverage when the house returns at noon eastern. also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek shauven is now -- chavuin is now in the third week. the defense is calling witnesses. you can follow the trial online at c-span.org and we'll show you the full day's proceedings starting tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. you can go back and watch any of the court's activities anytime on our website c-span.org.

it's full of clouds through the noon hour. the low clouds return to the coast, and the coastal valley. the rest of us will be dealing with high clouds and sunshine. just a little bit milder than yesterday. got a west wind at 11 at the golden gate bridge, where we're lacking in fog right now. pretty good for outdoor activities. just watch out for the pollen, it's going to be pretty high. as far as any ozone quality issues, absolutely none today, tomorrow,or thursday. let's turn it over to francis, and find out what's going on with the commute. >>> good morning, everyone. mike mentioned some of those winds, and we're finding a high wind advisory as well for the altamont pass. that's where we're also seeing some of the slowing. for the folks making their way out of the tracy, westbound 405 is slow. you can see it's moving close to 20 miles per hour. then both hands on the wheel as you make your way across, or through the altamont pass with that windy drive. it's live out there right now. 680 southbound is on the right hand side l

. -- at noon eastern. >> sunday on cue and day, i conversation on the influence of lady bird johnson had on the lbj presidency compared to other first ladies with a senior research fellow at the lbj school of public affairs at the university austin. >> i see her as the bridge between eleanor roosevelt and hillary clinton. she has the commitment to developing policy agenda that reinforces and of the fate her husband -- and elevates her husband. she does not have a radio program or column like eleanor did but she was out campaigning for her husband but was working hand in glove. er was in the white house much longer than lady bird but i see lady bird modernizing the office of the first lady, the first person to do that since after world war ii. >> author of lady bird johnson: hiding in plain sight, sunday at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a as a podcast where you get podcasts. >> treasury secretary janet yellen called for a global corporate tax rate during a speech to the chicago council on global affairs. this runs 45 minutes. >> good morning. president of the chica

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at noon the senate is back to work on the nomination of deputy secretary of transportation. on cspan3 at 10:00 the trial of derek chauvin continues. on our website at 9:30 a.m.m the senate armed services committee looks at budgeting requests. at 2 p.m., the senate appropriations subcommittee looks at the 2022 budget for the national science foundation. host: joining us from atlanta is greg bluestein, he covers politics for the atlanta journal constitution. thank you for being on c-span. guest: thank you for having me. host: let's talk about the new voting law signed by governor kemp. it would remove the secretary of state from that states election board, shorten the time to request absentee ballots, requiring voter ids for all mail-in ballots, ban food and water distribution within 25 feet of voters, although you are allowed to bring your own as you wait in line. it mandates one drop per county, 23 in the more populous counties. it reduces the number of days allowed for absentee voting from 180 to 78. saturday and sunday voting requires two of them about. it also bans mobile

today, cal trans announced it will reopen friday at noon, one week earlier than expected. showing the before and after. crews have been working on repairs, seven days a week, since january 28th. good weather has also helped move this project along, more quickly. >>> all right. we are on monday. we got a ways to go as the week just starts. jeff ranieri's with us. >> yeah, we do. >> two things, right, jeff? allergies and maybe rain at the end of the week? >> yeah. that rainfall. so, so needed here, across the bay area. it's definitely going to help out your allergies and also continue to help to keep our fire danger down, a little bit. which, any kind of rain we can get, that will be good news in that department. so let's go ahead and start it off right now with our live high-definition sky camera network. fufrp like me, you were outside this weekend, enjoying that warm weather. we had temperatures in the 80s. it really wasn't that uncomfortable but now, things have started to, well, begin to cool down a little bit here. instead of the 80s in wall naught creek, we are curren

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pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday, april 12, 2021. >> equal pay for women legislation as well as a suspension of 2% across-the-board cut of all medicaid payments. watch live coverage of the house here on c-span. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that is why charter has invested billions building infrastructure, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports season as a public service -- c-span as a public service, given you a front proceed to democracy -- a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up, a discussion on proposals to change the federal court structure with the american constitution on society for law and policy. live coverage begins at 4 p.m.

way down to the heart of the bay as we get to the late morning, that gets us to 11 in the morning, noon, still pretty much over the heart of the bay and we will advance into the early afternoon. you can see some of the stragglers are just now clearing the santa clara valley, so that gets us to about 7:30 tomorrow. and that is pretty much when this winds down. notice it is still snowing in the sierra at that point. that's going to be an issue for travel in the mountains. more on that in a second. let's talk about how much you might get. member the timing is the majority, 1st half of the day sunday with better totals in the north bay pick a we could pick up a quarter of an inch of rain for many spots in the north bay and down here to the southbay and in the east bay pick of the totals are much less. that is typical. more mountain barriers to get rained down into the valley and the totals are usually going to be a little bit lighter there and the system is usually weekends by the time we have gotten that first half. if we look at the other side of the states, there is the snow in the sierr

the biggest jump is upland from 65 at noon to 72 at 4:00 and back down to 62 at 7:00. if you are heading for a late dinner, temperatures will fall into the 50s for most of us, so grab that coat. i will have the as forecast coming up. comfy today for yard work, but not this weekend. sunny and milder for errands with the light of day lasting much longer in the day. air quality will be good to moderate, and that is healthy for all of us even when the heat peaks this weekend. sue, what is going on in the morning commute. thank you for coming in today. >> good morning, mike. thank you, everyone. it is pretty light out there. a look at the golden gate bridge, roadwork in the northbound direction already picked up for the barrier work. not even a car coming across right now. no fog there, either, a good drive from fran to hour run or the commute direction morin to san francisco. take a look at the san mateo bridge. that is about a 14 minute drive from 880 toward 101. a few brake lights in the westbound direction, headed eastbound there. one problem, all cars have been moved o

quickly retreat back to the coast with the temperatures cooler, 52 to 53 at the coast. 61 to 65 at noon and the bay inland. 69 at 4:00 and low 60s as we head toward 7:00. here is alliable at what is going on with the activity planner. low humidity. on the bay it e dea. still looking at good to moderate, which is healthier even with the big time warming trend this weekend. i will show you the newest numbers and potential for records in the accuweather forecast. but now let's talk about the commute with jobina. good morning! >>> good morning, mike. i like your sweater. hi, everyone. we have slowdowns only out of tracy at the moment. everything else is looking good. 880 at the coliseum in oakland, those headlights are making their way southbound. a nice change from the issues we had during our commute yesterday morning. live in emoryville, showing off 80 westbound toward the toll plaza looks great. >>> california on the brink of a major climate disaster. now the abc7 meteorologists are joining forces with the national geographic for a earth day special. we have a peek. >>> a much anticipat

house meets at noon eastern for pro forma session with no legislative business schedule. then at 1:00 p.m., a discussion on supply chain vulnerabilities, hosted by the woodrow wilson center. at 5:30 p.m., house republican conference chair liz cheney talks about the future of the republican party the conservative movement at georgetown university's institute of politics and public service. and on c-span2 at about 10:00 a.m. eastern, the trial continues for former neapolis police officer derek chauvin, who is charged in the death of george floyd. at 3:00 p.m., the u.s. senate turns to continue work on nomination of the deputy transportation secretary, the number two post undersecretary pete buttigieg. >> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every week on c-span3. monday night, the space shuttle's 40th anniversary. on april 12, eight -- 1990 one, the space shuttle lifted off from florida's kennedy space injury -- center with two crew aboard. we start with the nasa film, where dreams come through, and much of the

sunday may 2 at noon eastern on book tv's in-depth on c-span2. 'e on the east coast, halfway through our program and we are spending the entire three hours today showing you some of the reaction to the verdict in the derek chauvin trial, but mostly hearing from you and getting your thoughts on the verdict, what it means for our country and where we go from here. jerry in minnesota, good morning. caller: i think we should look at the repercussions of will happen going forward. i think that derek chauvin was definitely guilty, but what is going to happen is this -- the police, they already cannot get enough police in minneapolis, they will stop responding like they did in st. louis and south chicago and in indianapolis. then it will become like those cities. and my real concern is this, in minnesota -- i'm from minnesota -- 90% of the people who do not live in minneapolis or st. paul have little or no interaction to black people -- with black people at all. white privilege somehow affects policing in minneapolis is a ridiculous thought. let's be cl

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the news at noon starts now. this'll is ktvu fox two news that new good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach tonight, president joe biden will address a joint session of congress. the president plans to discuss his infrastructure plan and also a new plan to help families pay for childcare and higher education. madeline rivera reports. tonight, president biden. we'll have a live audience for his address, but because of covid just 200 will attend, feeling less than 1/5 of the house chambers, capacity. president biden's first address to congress comes on the eve of his 1/100 day in office. the white house says the president will discuss police reform, immigration, gun safety, foreign policy and the pandemic. his remarks come one day after the cdc announced it's easing guidance on mask wearing saying it's okay for those fully vaccinated to go without a mask. outdoors still president is reminding americans the pandemic is not over. go get your vaccination. now it's free, and it's convenient president biden and also plans to unveil his american families plan the fin

the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon everyone i'm mike mibach. and i'm gasia mikaelian happening today. water utilities in the north and east bay will take steps to declare drought emergencies and asked their customers to conserve water. the conservation steps are voluntary. for now, let's bring in katie's allie rasmus live with the details here, allie. because they were talking about the east bay municipal utility district and the sonoma county board of supervisors. leaders with both of these agencies are expected to declare drought emergencies today, the sonoma county board of supervisors meeting is already underway right now. the county operates the sonoma water agency, which sells water to nine north bay city's from marin to petaluma to santa rosa, serving 600,000 people. that water comes from the russian river and its reservoirs are extremely low sonoma county seat advisor in water, agency director david rabbit, says a drought declaration will send a message of what's to come. it wil

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