of the leak and reaction from the white house to congress. heather today, supreme court chief justice john roberts acknowledged the document obtained by politico is in fact, authentic. roberts called the lincoln egregious breach of trust and said quote the work of the court will not be affected in any way. the chief justice is now directing the marshal of the court to begin an investigation to find out who is responsible. the 98 page draft signed by conservative justice samuel alito calls the right to an abortion and invented right never mentioned in the constitution before leaving the white house today, president joe biden blasted that idea. he said that letting states decide the abortion issue would be a radical shift that could threaten other basic rights. all the decisions, maybe real private life. side. wow. some republicans believe this

unprecedented league is an attempt to intimidate the justices into potentially changing their vote before the final opinion is released, although most legal experts say that is unlikely. republicans today expressed outrage over the leak itself, but mostly steered clear of commenting on the substance of the document. as long as actions should be investigated. and punished. to the fullest extent possible. the chief justice also said today that the draft opinion does not represent a decision by the court or the final position of any member. however politico says that five conservatives, including the three appointees by president trump, voted in favor of overturning roe, which would be enough to end 50 years of precedent, and mike. the final opinion is expected to be released before the high court goes on. it's summer break in june or july. alright heather thank you for that. supporters of abortion rights have been quick to take to the streets in protest back east in new york

city crowds. grew quickly last night and then again today in protest of that draft opinion protests have taken place in manhattan and brooklyn, new york state has already enacted laws specifically legalizing abortion, regardless of the standards of roe v. wade. but many people say they are still outraged in washington, dc, activists have spent much of the day assembled in front of the supreme court building. protests are expected long into the night for the second night in a road there. a smaller but noticeable group of anti abortion activists has also gathered in washington to express support for that leaked opinion back here in the bay area, abortion rights activists have turned up in large numbers tonight. in the cities of oakland, san jose, and here in san francisco. these are live pictures from sky fox, looking down on the city right now we're a group has gathered right outside. the federal building on golden gate. let's check in with katie views. christian captain. he's there on the ground with this report, christian yeah. let's give you another perspective on that since you just saw it from the

chopper. you can also see how large this crowd has grown over the last hour or so. originally maybe about 100 or so people this crowd now numbering in the hundreds, the crowd here activated very angry over this leaked early draft of the supreme court decision. we are expecting mayor london breed to speak here. and we also just spoke with california attorney general rob bonta, who is here and spoke with the crowd as well. he says that he is prepared to defend women's reproductive rights and access to abortion in california. as far as that goes, he says that if the state does decide to try to codify women's reproductive rights and access to an abortion in the state, either in the constitution or either by amending the state constitution or through a legislative process through the lawmakers changing the law. he says he is prepared to defend that as well. and in addition, we also heard from the head of planned parenthood of northern california. gilda gonzalez, who says right now is the time for all californians to

defend women's reproductive rights can't speak to what's happening in the other states and how far they will go in their atrocities. and there um, absolute violation of people's personal privacy. but i can say here in california that we're doing everything we can to protect everyone from providers from patients coming in so that we can make sure that people get the health care that they deserve, and they want. coming back to our live shot. if you're looking down from the chopper again to get a sense of the scope of this crowd, just how many people are here? we're also hearing that there may be another demonstration going on in san francisco as well and that perhaps these two demonstrations will meet up. we're continuing to monitor that as much as we can. now again, we are also on standby. we understand that san francisco mayor london breed will be among the speakers who is expected to talk here, this crowd again. ah some of them are very angry, even perhaps interrupting some

of the speakers exhorting calling for more action on this issue again. this crowd certainly seems to have a sense of urgency, the sense of need to act right now, for now, we are live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox tuning is a big crowd christian, and if something changes maybe the crowd starts to move down market street. let us know and check back in. thank you for that christian captain live in the city. and from san francisco. we take you to the south bay in san jose. there's a similar demonstration in the downtown area at this hour rally for abortion rights is being held there right outside city hall and in the east bay in the city of oakland, labor, social justice and elected leaders are also responding to the supreme court's anticipated decision. the group is vowing to vigorously defend reproductive rights. this demonstration is taking place at the oakland federal building, a man who climbed the salesforce tower in downtown san francisco is now under arrest. the 22 year old las vegas man began scaling the 61 story building just before 9

30 this morning, a video taken from someone inside the building. and posted to twitter shows the man working without ropes or any other safety devices, according to a message posted to social media. he identified himself as a protester who uses the self proclaimed nickname pro life. spiderman crowd on the street below was fixated on this dangerous stunt. it's more nerve racking for me than for him. he seems relaxed up there over here. worried about him, but, yeah, i mean, i don't know there's other ways of protest abortion or whatever you want. police officers were waiting for the man at the top of the building. he was arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest . area representatives barbara lee and jackie speier are showing their own personal stories. ktvu political reporter greg lee spoke with both of them today about their fears if that draft ruling becomes the law of the land i'm one of those women he spoke about just now in 2011 . south bay. congresswoman jackie speier became the first

person on the house floor to tell her own story of having an abortion. spear says the message gave other women power to share their experiences. harrowing moment i was trembling when i finished and i went to the back of the chamber, and it was john lewis, who met me there and said. with tears in his eyes that it was a powerful speech when the draft opinion leaked showing the supreme court is poised to overturn abortion rights, speer said it felt like a gut punch. as much as we thought. precedent mattered to the supreme court were now being let in on a really bad piece of information, which is that they're going to ignore. ignore precedent. it's very personal, but i don't want this to happen to other people. what happened to me? congresswoman barbara lee has previously described her decision to go to mexico for what she calls a back alley abortion at age 15. it was horrible, but i had to do that. that was my decision. but you know what? i survived so many

black women during that period didn't survive because of coathanger, uh, abortions if this supreme court draft ruling becomes final, she warns abortions won't stop what i worry about now. is we're going to go back to where abortions are gonna be illegal and unsafe . congresswoman are urging the senate to pass the women's health protection act, which would make abortion access federal law, but democrats don't have the votes right now. congressional republicans have focused much of their response on the leak. this is just so outrageous that this draft opinion was leaked. it's clearly an attempt to influence the outcome as the country waits for the high court's final ruling this summer. house republican leadership led by minority leader kevin mccarthy, released this statement. house republicans are committed to upholding the sanctity of life, and we will continue to fight to be a voice for the truly voiceless. there is nothing more special, extraordinary and worth fighting for than the miracle of life. one of the few republican

senators who supports abortion rights, senator susan collins of maine, said the draft opinion is quote completely inconsistent with what justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh said in confirmation meetings with her. greg lee ktvu, fox two news senate democrats have promised to take up the house bill guaranteeing abortion access but retired california superior court judge let doris cordell says that could be an uphill battle. so there's two ways that we get the law of the land. one is from the supreme court, and the other is from congress. congress could pass a law that codifies that makes a law of road v. wade that protects a woman's right to choose. how likely is it well? such a law has been proposed and has already been passed in the house. the problem is in the senate right now, it would take 60 votes in the senate morning. senate majority leader chuck schumer has stopped short of promising to change the filibuster rules. democratic senator joe manchin unknown swing vote as opposed any changes to the senate rules. our

coverage continues a little later in this newscast as well as on the ktvu news app. you can find more of our stories on the supreme court league right there on the homepage, and you can enable push notifications to receive updates in real time. tributes are pouring in for former transportation secretary and san jose mayor norman mineta . he died this morning at his home in maryland. ktvu south bay reporter and ruben joins us now in san jose, after speaking with some of the people who knew him best and yeah. in the neighborhood where he grew up, everyone seems to have known norman eta, some from church, others from baseball or boy scouts, and they say they'll have, but he'll be remembered not just as a great politician, but also as a great man. norman mineta was many things the first asian american mayor of a major city cabinet leader and house committee chair among them, but he never forgot where he was from, and to the people of san jose's japantown. he was simply norm. don't think that there was

a whole lot of formality. i don't recall anybody saying mr mineta was norm norm, you know to him. ah that was that was the way he liked it to warren hayashi norm was like an older brother, one who had an easy charm and who never forgot a name skills that later benefited him in politics. just see that he was ah, one step ahead of everybody. after a stint as mayor of san jose mineta served in congress for more than two decades, then held cabinet positions in both the clinton and bush administrations. he was the secretary of transportation on 9 11 and is responsible for bringing the planes down. he also worked to establish the was one of the chief architects of the americans with disabilities act and helps get reparations for japanese americans who had been incarcerated during world war two as he had been. i learned enormously from this common leadership style. his deadpan humor. and his sincere

love for public service. i always think of him as his happy warrior. because every time i would see him he always had a wonderful smile on his face and always interested in engaging and yet another issue of the day , a testament to his accomplishments. san jose's airport has been named in mineta's honor. and in japan town, you can visit his childhood home. his friends hope he'll be remembered not just for his leadership, but for doing things the right way. remarkable job. he's going to be a legend of all times. mineta is survived by his wife, denny, as well as his children and 11 grandchildren. memorial services have not yet been announced. julie a man who touched many lives and thank you. california leaders breaks for the state to take on a greater role. when it comes to reproductive rights. the new ideas being discussed about in sacramento, and it has

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hours of april 3rd on k street. the sacramento county attorney's office announced today. smiley martin and his brother, dondre martin, both are in custody, face three murder charges in relation to the three bystanders who were killed. matula peyton was also charged with three counts of murder but has yet to be found. the three others killed were gang members who were involved in the gun battle, according to police. when individuals. are involved in a gun battle. and they kill innocent bystanders. all participants in that gun battle. are responsible for the death of those innocent bystanders. it doesn't matter whose bullet killed who under the d a stressed today that this is an ongoing investigation and more charges could be forthcoming. well new details now about a woman who was hit and killed by a car while riding a scooter in

san francisco. the victim has been identified as 34 year old rosalind barnett. she was hit at turk and taylor streets on saturday at about 8 30. pm barnett was taken to the hospital after the crash, and she died a short time later. police say the driver of the car that hit her fled the scene and has not been found anyone with information about the crash or the suspect is asked to call sfpd police officer is being accused of being under the influence while on the job. the police chief came forward with the information today as ktvu jesse gary reports the admission is prompting calls for department wide drug testing. san jose police frantically searched for a kidnapped baby last week. one of their members is alleged to have been working the case legally impaired. the unnamed patrolman's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit will not make any excuses for the criminal conduct of our police officers. we are and should be held. to a

higher, standard department chief anthony morrow says he's dismayed by the development officials say an fbi agent assisting in the search for baby brandon notice the impaired officer as he canvassed for clues. it's unknown. why fellow s j p d officers didn't see the problem and take action. i found this conduct. to be both offensive and dangerous. this revelation forced from the department due to media reporting comes on the heels of the dijon packer incident. the former sjs you football player and rookie s j p d cop was found dead in his milpitas apartment in march. the santa clara county coroner says the 24 year old suffered a fentanyl overdose. i can't imagine a more stressful job than being a police officer right now. psychologist dr thomas plant says a tsunami of covid fueled mental health problems is impacting everyone, including law enforcement. i don't think it's a surprise that we're seeing more examples. of mental health related or

behavioral related problems everywhere. san jose mayor sam liccardo calling for department wide drug testing of all officers, not just those in specialty units doing so well enable. the department to identify those officers who need help. need to get treatment. and critically. keep those officers. off. the street command staff says the department has crisis management and peer support units and e a p and a substance abuse counselor. union reps say they're open to adding blanket drug testing and contract negotiations with the city. it's important to talk about each different thing that may be involved to ensure that the process is transparent, fair. ah and equal. the department revealed a second investigation of one of its officers this time for alleged sexual misconduct while on the job police commanders declining to provide more specifics. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news

heart. that wind died down quite a bit today and with the winds dying down, temperatures warmed up quite a bit. today we had temperatures into the seventies and low eighties tomorrow is going to be warmer, warmest day of the week wednesday. we'll see temperatures in the low nineties. little bit of fog shows up at the coast with those winds generally stay offshore in the direction will give us a warmer day, for sure you can see the temperatures popping up in santa rosa and oakland. they're coming up four degrees. san jose comes up six degrees tomorrow, so that's after today's increase in some places, a 10 or 15 degrees really was a jump in temperatures. tomorrow more subtle right? because it's the jump was today. the 10 15 degree jump tomorrow will be less. i want to show you the wind flow here. here's the offshore flow this is through tomorrow morning. is why it's going to be warm tomorrow and then we'll look at the next afternoon into tomorrow afternoon, and you see the winds right here right around four o'clock. look at that. that little sisters wind shifts, so that's the fog trying to get back in, and then the cooling begins. right. so that's

the difference from those arrows switched tomorrow, the warmest day of the week. you knew all that, but it's kind of fun to see the models sort of time it out. looks like by tomorrow afternoon, we will have plenty of fog at the coast and cooler weather. but in the meantime, tomorrow warmest day of the week low nineties in the warm spots, temperatures on the coast we low sixties san francisco making the upper sixties. i'll see you back here with the full forecast in just a few minutes. anti abortion activists are also expressing their thoughts on the supreme court league. coming up the sweeping changes they hope to see in california and more evacuees have been able to get out of ukraine. but the country's leaders say if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs available to more small businesses than any other provider. the choice is clear: get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. get a great deal on this limited time price

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mario pull, the city's mayor adds more than 200 civilians remain inside. according to ukrainian fighters, russian forces have started to storm the plant, mounting an assault with armored vehicles and tanks, civilians who were evacuated arrived in the ukrainian controlled city of zakariyah today. medical teams were on standby, ready to treat people suffering from burns and malnutrition. you can't imagine how scary it is when you sit in the shelter, which is bouncing shaking. ukraine's military continues to be supported by western military aid. today british prime minister boris johnson spoke to ukraine's parliament announcing an additional $375 million in radar drones and armored vehicles. this is ukraine's finest hour. that will be remembered and recounted. for generations to come. the uk says russia's military appears significantly weaker after suffering losses in this war in keith tree angst,

fox news a ceremony was held today in west sacramento to remember and honor california highway patrol officers killed in the line of duty. this was the chp's first fallen officer memorial service since 2019. it honored the 229 officers killed on the job, including three killed over the past three years . governor gavin newsom spoke at today's ceremony where he sent his condolences to the families and thank current officers for their courage and sacrifices. it's the long shifts the endless stress. to all of, you know, fame. no fortune, too few moments. too few moments with the people you love too few. thank you's from the public you serve, and every day you go off to work, knowing there's a credible chance that you'll be called to risk your life in the defense of others. all of the names of the fallen officers

were read during the ceremony, followed by the ringing of a memorial bell. it was wrong seven times to symbolize each point of the chp badge. character integrity, knowledge, judgment, honor, loyalty and courtesy. still to come. hundreds of people in california are killed as a result of gun violence every year more on the renewed push to do more to reform laws around access to guns. plus california has long long recognized the fundamental right to privacy and to control over one's own body. state lawmakers are getting involved in the national conversation about reproductive rights how voters might have their say in november and bay area hall of famers unite for a common cause. and that is combating mental illness among our youth. joe fonzi has t

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and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. chief justice john roberts has launched an investigation into the leak of a draft opinion on the course anticipated ruling this summer on abortion. the 98 page draft calls the right to an abortion and invented right never mentioned in the constitution. roberts confirmed the document is authentic, but said it does not represent a decision by the court. supporters of abortion rights have been quick to take to the streets in protest in new york

city. crowds grew quickly last night and then again today in protest of that. league supreme court draft opinion here in the bay area, abortion rights activists have turned up in large numbers tonight in oakland , san jose and san francisco and anti abortion activists who climbed the salesforce tower in downtown san francisco. today is now under arrest. he scaled that 61 story building without any ropes or safety devices. according to a message posted to social media, he identified himself as pro life spider man. police officers were waiting for him at the top of that building. he was arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest people in the south bay and really across the country are paying tribute to norman mineta, who died today at the age of 90. the groundbreaking politician was the first asian american elected as mayor of a major u. s city when he became the mayor of san jose back in 1971 is remembered as a leader and consensus builder in two decades in congress. and as us

transportation secretary during 9 11 watching ktvu fax two news at 6 30 in sacramento state, lawmakers said today they will introduce a constitutional amendment here in california to protect the right to an abortion in the expectation that row will be overturned. senate president pro tem toni atkins joined members of the women's caucus and planned parenthood to announce next steps to make the state a so called abortion sanctuary. the lawmakers say they will move quickly to make abortion protections permanent in the state. california has long, long recognized the fundamental right to privacy and to control over one's own body. and now we are going to make sure that right is enshrined in our constitution. the legislative women's caucus is also introducing a bill that would help women from outside california obtain abortions in the state if more bands go into place. we don't want to leave women in it. in desperation and

we do not want deaths, so we are going to do our best to create a welcoming and safe environment with the ability to support them. in march, governor newsom signed a bill eliminating out of pocket costs for abortions. it's part of a package of 13 total bills focused on making abortion more accessible, protecting providers and patients and creating a fund to remove financial barriers. and we haven't heard much from republicans in the legislature, but assemblyman kevin kiley, who is running for congress tweeted , this opinion would change literally nothing in california. yet politicians are already using it to push radical policies that go far beyond what californians have either party support. abortion rights supporters are shocked and angered by the leaked supreme court document millions of americans who are antiabortion or realizing that after half a century change. maybe on the way . ktvu is tom vaguer has reaction from one of the state's most significant anti abortion

advocacy groups. californians for life. and i'm here to say as a woman that enough is enough when it sells stood defiantly in front of a central valley planned parenthood center. she's director of californians for life. sales estimates that the us has upwards of a million abortions every year. 150,000 in california alone for her of the roe v. wade decision, leak is not a reason to pop champagne corks cautious optimism. we're hopeful that this decision that was wrongfully decided nearly 50 years ago will finally come to a conclusion. she says. california's role is the real challenge for her. it is a turning point in america's history. and yet you are absolutely correct. that for those of us here in california and other states that are so extremely promoting abortion. our challenge has gotten even more difficult but still believes it's winnable. minds and hearts are changing as people are talking about this,

so we welcome the conversation. gallup polling organizations for years of scientific polling on abortion rights. from 2018 to 2021 shows among adults. support for abortion has remained near the 50% mark. anti abortion sentiment remains a couple of points behind. among women abortion support, has taken the lead over antiabortion over the last two years. the 2022 pole will be taken this month. sills believes california will change because our governor and the democrat controlled state legislature have pledged to make california essentially the abortion capital of our country . still says california's already inviting non california women to come here for an all expenses paid abortion experience at taxpayer expense. i think the demand for abortion will continue to decline as we have seen across our country, even in the bluest state, like california has a work cut out

for or david binder, research of polling and campaign consulting firm found that more than two thirds of likely california voters say they would not like to see the supreme court overturned. roe v. wade tom baker, ktvu. fox two news. former san francisco supervisor matt haney is officially now the newest member of the california assembly. haney was sworn in this morning in sacramento at the state capital. he won last month's special election to complete the term for the assembly's district 17 seat vacated by david shoe, who was appointed by mayor breed to be san francisco's city attorney. the mayor has not yet named a replacement for hey, knees. board of supervisors seat. former congresswoman gabby giffords was in san francisco today, where victims of gun violence are being remembered. state of use. henry lee shows us the memorial that was created to remember those who died and the efforts to prevent more deaths by gunfire. our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was

shot, but i never gave up hope. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords in san francisco , where their national campaign against gun violence behind her nearly 3500 vases of white flowers honoring the californians who were shot and killed in 2020. giffords was severely injured and the mass shooting in tucson, arizona, in 2011, i'm really learning so many things how to walk, how to talk, and i'm fighting to make the country safer because it is important to shine a light on this and never to give up. sam francisco mayor london breed joined giffords and calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. she said. the flowers are grim testament to the lives lost. we are going to get there because we are not going anywhere. we're not going to give up and we're going to continue to fight to end gun violence in this country. there's not a day in these past three years. that i don't weep. there's not a day that i don't

cry out. former oakland city council member lynette gibson mcelhaney son victor was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in l. a in 2019. now it would be one thing if we were just up against a disease that we couldn't identify. that's a fight, but this is something we can cure. this is a problem that has solutions. we don't have to be looking at almost 3500 flowers in the fields behind us . giffords has unveiled similar memorials with vases like these in washington, d c. philadelphia new york city l, a. miami and houston. but change doesn't happen overnight. we can't do it alone. join me move ahead together memorial at suburban park is open to the public until friday. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. city leaders in oakland take another step toward making a new waterfront ballpark a reality. a new report highlights the stadiums potential impact on the city. plus there are twice as many job openings as there

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at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus, hey, heather. hello mike. well, we are going to continue our coverage tonight of the potential supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade talk with bay area congresswoman anna issue about how states are preparing for a patchwork of abortion laws. plus the debate is heating up over forgiving student loan debt. now white house officials are looking into helping out former students who are earning less. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up live in just a few minutes on the seventh over on ktvu plus thank you. heather will see you in a bit, but first after being closed for months, turned grove might be ready to reopen the finishi

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proposal to open a large homeless shelter on an old army base. the city council meeting is underway at this hour. the proposal would provide housing for up to 1000 people at the 22 acre property. if it is approved , it would almost double the number of shelter beds in the city. as of 2019, there was an estimated 4000 people living on oakland streets, and officials say that number likely went up during the pandemic. oakland city leaders met with executives from the oakland a's today in their latest discussions on the plans for a new waterfront ballpark at howard terminal. a report was released just yesterday by the staff of the san francisco bay conservation and development commission had found the ballpark would provide an economic boost for oakland and would not have a negative effect on business. at the ports . he's president dave saville says the report is a good step forward. i think we're on track with the c d. c. we're kind of off track before when you had the advice committee. um, you know, saying no. and so i think

that puts us in a great position for the june 2nd hearing. where there'll be a lot of public comment, additional dialogue and debate. following the june 2nd hearing. there will be a vote on june 30th by the bay conservation and development commission on whether to remove howard terminal from its seaport plan. an affirmative vote will allow the a's in the city to move forward with the project. already noticed. the warm up today is a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer today was the big jump temperatures into the eighties. tomorrow it'll jump further temperatures in the low nineties at the coast. we've got some waves to talk about some pretty good size swell. it's not a high surf warning or advisory. it's just a beach hazard alert. but you go to the coast. i think you should be thinking about the beach hazard because it's pretty pretty sketchy, especially ocean beach. the way the tides are there in the currents, but you're going to add another 8 to 12 ft. of surf on top of that, and now it's not about the big waves knocking around. it's about the rip currents to get generated because of the big

waves, right flush water in the water has to go somewhere. so be careful tomorrow if you're out of the coast, mostly on thursday and into friday, thursday and friday will be the biggest days. there's the forecast for tomorrow. temperatures come up, but again, it's not that aggressive jump like we saw today. i mean, today is significant warmup. there's weather system to the north. that system is going to be responsible for our significant cool down. after our significant warmup of tomorrow today and tomorrow and by thursday, this area just sweeps in brings a little shower activity in northern california. be nice if we saw something, but it's not like doesn't like it's in the cards for us, but it will provide massive rapid cooling. there's the high pressure that sets you up for tomorrow. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. former state we'll see you in a little while and then this system drops in, does what it does be nice, i think, like, don't know art and cape mendocino. you guys will get some rain up around point arena. but for the rest of us just a few clouds and significantly cooler, the wind kind of northerly. that's we consider

that an offshore high pressure direction typically when you get a north northwest wind, or even just north wind, they're sinking in that high, and that's what we're seeing, and we're seeing warming, increasing temperatures. the winds i keep pointing out 30 miles an hour. sfo is kind of funneling, so it's going blowing west there, but the winds are going to come really unsure aggressively on thursday that marks the significant cooling right now. temperatures are running way ahead of where they were last night at this time, and then the system as it says to the north of us will get ready to swoop in on thursday. in the meantime, fog tries to come back to the coast. in temperatures. read or nineties? that's tomorrow warmest day of the week before i get the coast so be careful out there with the surf would have you and then the forecast highs. i think these are conservative, too. i think napa could easily make 88 fairfield could easily make 93 just mean noticeably warmer and especially along the coast and in the peninsula, not on the coast party along the peninsula and in san francisco and oakland. places like that. there's the five day forecast

already. i'll see you back here at 10 11 bill. thank you. for bay area teachers received a surprise. today they were selected as finalist for the teacher of the year. right here in california and in the city of conquered mount diablo high school. english teacher natasha paul was one of the four final issues, also a finalist for contra costa county teacher of the year. she has been teaching for nearly two decades and says the last couple of years during the pandemic have been the most challenging. it's been extremely difficult. yeah i've been telling people this is the hardest year of my career this year. um and i couldn't have done it without all my colleagues and the support of the people here at the school in september, one of the four teachers will be named contra costa county teacher of the year. and will then move on to the state level to compete for state teacher of the year. in san francisco. repairs at stern groves concert meadow are nearing completion and will be ready just in time for the 85th annual music festival, the always popular stern growth

festival, the bay area's longest running outdoor concert series, will return on june 12th to the park. the final concert last season was canceled after a water main break sent hundreds of thousands of gallons of water into the park. that show was to feature tower of power. they are those slated to play on june 12th the free sunday concerts run through august. joe fonzi up next in sports to show us which soccer power punched its ticket to the champions league final. also ahead. here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup on ktvu. you can catch the resident tonight at eight. it's followed by name that tune at nine. and then we hope you'll join us back then we hope you'll join us back here for the 10 and 11 o'c oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh.

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shos involving bay area teams tonight the warriors are playing in memphis. the giants are in l. a and the a's are playing at the colosseum last week, a fairly recognizable group got together to raise funds for them much needed contemporary effort. when it comes to bay area sports figures, it's hard to find a group more high profile than the one playing in a charity golf tournament this week. baseball's

all time home run hitters and football's all time touchdown leader. we're in the same place. throw in another football hall of famer concerned about the unprecedented mental challenges the whole world and especially young people are experiencing. we've gone through a lot, and we've gone through a lot because covid has just pushed through a lot. and so you think of that goes to the last three years. and you think of why those last three years have been tough. uh they're going to need resources . the golf tournament was a benefit for the child mind institute. it's president as a simple explanation for why the work the institute does is so important. there's a crisis in the united states, the suicide rate and the suicide attempt. rates of teenagers in the united states has gone up by 25 to 50% and covid has only made it worse. so it's really important for people to recognize that the

most common set of illnesses for children and adolescents have mental health disorders. we do know that social media is having a negative effect on some kids, but not on every kid. so what can big time athletes do? they come from a world that's just starting to address mental health issues back in the day. you know that was a form of weakness. athlete gave into something like that. but, you know is different times now man , social pressures and the social media. there's a lot there's a lot to handle for these kids, and it comes out and really fast, and sometimes they don't know how to take care of it. and this. will this organization does social media everything. i try to stay away from all that as much as possible, but it's hard. i mean , if they're not in it, then they're behind. if they're in it, they're consumed in it. and it's tough for this generation. with all this technology, you know, you just try to lend. lend your voice or lend your hand and say, hey, it's going to be okay. whatever challenges they come, they have to deal with and

hopefully, we're there to hold and pick them up, hold their hand and say, hey, it's going to be okay. and if that's not enough star power behind a cause, not many of these tournaments feature guys who have been fitted for the green jacket. you know, i have two daughters that have kind of struggled with mental health themselves. so anytime you get a chance to support what a great cause this is, we all rally behind it. the group has to be the favorite, though. well we might be i gotta i gotta sharpen up my game here to help out the child mind institute as a relatively short history in the bay area. but with the need for its services increasing you couldn't ask for a better group to improve awareness and contribute to its healthy growth. one member of the champions league finals has been determined in european soccer liverpool at vila real in the second leg of the semi final series, 22 in the 74th minute, not a good decision by the villarreal goalie geronimo ruling who come out of net sorry. oh my neck gets past him has an easy goal for the game winner. liverpool wins this game also wins the aggregate score

five to liverpool move into the finals against the winner of the real madrid. manchester city series. check this out time on a tuesday night, they say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. the guy in front of the line here is padres pitcher you, darvish. his fellow pictures have noticed that has some mannerisms that are easy to imitate one of those guys that line former athletic schattman idea. and check out this skateboarder. he's got some moves. but wait, it's two fingers of a guy named bob. dan ha. you got me? yeah pretty cute little deal with your phone camera, and i'm sure everyone knows his instagram. handle that. you know what it is right? that's it a finger muscle finger hustle. there you go. yeah padres, though. that's a good little nice to be on a team like that other around every now and then you go do that. and

warriors tonight? yes, right. warriors tonight? yes, right. thanks everybody for sheldon: why hast thou forsaken me, o deity whose existence i doubt? here. breathe into this bag. what's going on? they stole everything, leonard! everything. are you the roommate? yeah, leonard hofstadter. what happened? your friend here called 911 to report a robbery. oh, my god, what did they get? what didn't they get? they got my enchanted weapons, my vicious gladiator armor, my wand of untainted power, and all my gold! you called the police because someone hacked your world of warcraft account? what choice did i have? the mighty sheldor, level 85 blood elf, hero of the eastern kingdoms, has been picked clean, like a carcass in the desert sun. plus, the fbi hung up on me. (wheezing) into the bag.

they took my battle ostrich! oh, no, not glenn. yes! glenn! the only bird i ever loved. good luck, fellas. oh. well, thank you, officer. wait a minute! you're not going to do anything? mr. cooper, there's nothing... dr. cooper. seriously? not the kind with access to drugs. fine. dr. cooper. i'm sorry for your loss, but the pasadena police department doesn't have jurisdiction in... pandora. that's from avatar! world of warcraft takes place in azeroth. goodness gracious, how are you allowed to carry a gun? can you at least refer me to a rogue ex-cop? what? wh-- you know, one who was drummed off the force because he refused to play by the rules, and now he hires himself out