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"Mild 80s temperatures inland 60s traffic at the coast and 70s weather together around on the the bay eights but we on start all news to 1069 warm up Wednesday and and Thursday am 740 into some low CBS Corey Smith and Holly Mcdeed at the editors desk while Marin County is trying to help its senior population smartphones feel less kcbs alone reporter by Megan making Goldsby sure they has know how the to use story technology there was like a survey circulated computers in and Marin by County, the city of Marin County says number of people who are often agencies feel and departments isolated that work with because seniors 80 people % can do of things older on adults said the they sometimes devices that they are can't so they're working to change that says Camille Stone with Marin County behavioral health and recovery services who is the mental program health through technology coordinator for the the health at 15 hand cities innovation and project counties involved its all mission is do that to help in Californians different ways improve from their the mental art across Marin the county County you're is getting really $300 focused those ,000 funds on to improve the their older programs adults of for Marin County example and one now of programs our technology for life is building out videos so that older adults can videos again they and again can to put them really on build a their familiarity tablet with and their iPhone you can then find a full they list of the can places watch these these the services city of Nevada on is the Marin edging BHRS closer to banning panhandling website in Marin on many County of the Megan city's Goldsby roadway medians KCBS the KCBS's Jeffrey Schaub reports the city says it's a safety issue many residents say they are sympathetic sometimes to entire the plight families of the stand unhoused. or sit At on the median any at given a moment Nevada during intersection any daylight asking hour for individuals a bit of help it's been happening as long as anyone here can recall resident Jean Nelson says it is what it is I don't see it with as people a in problem the medians I've where never I've heard gone of any by incidences then I wonder that if you took that involve safety where are they The going to
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"Jeffrey Schaub in the Sonoma Valley, where a major bottleneck familiar to anyone coming to wine country will be replaced with a roundabout. I'm Liz St. John. 60 Minutes is coming up next. KCBS -AM, KFRC -FM and When HD1. you need to know. San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and Odyssey Station. A poet once described Cyprus as a golden rich green leaf thrown history. into the sea. These The island turquoise just waters, 140 according miles to long legend, is wrapped were the birthplace in sandy of of the Vikings Aphrodite. for sanctioned Russian oligarchs But today the with ties playground of to the Vladimir gods Putin. has become a place to Cox, already a big target, knows a good hand. This football player blasted the American into the NFL. currently playing No, professional Australian rules but at football. 611, he's the tallest player and A fast only and fierce game that makes ours look like a quilting bee. So who is this tall Texas transplant and how in do you the name think you'll of Walton Matilda find out? I believe did he the become first a piece star down was under? Jeff Koons is That's one of the our most story prominent tonight. and polarizing art stars in First of in the world, technology and his sometimes creations taste. may look simple, but they Critics can take may decades scoff at to times, make and but often that's push nothing the new. boundaries Jeff Koons has been controversial since he first started showing his art I'm Sharon Alfonsi. I'm John Wertheim. I'm Leslie I'm Stahl. Cecilia Vega. I'm Bill Whittaker. I'm Scott Pelley. I'm Anderson Cooper. Those stories tonight It's on a new era 60 in Washington. minutes. Time to follow suit and create a new era for your home with energy -efficient windows from Paul Henry's window installation. JB Finley here and I've worked with Paul for years now and he's completely revamped my home and lowered window minimum my utility $500 bills off in the process. every door. Do what I did and This offer call is Paul only right good this now month. to get $100 So call off to schedule each your no window pressure with a five free estimate If today you have and T tell -Mobile them JP 5G Finley home sent internet you. you PaulHenryswindows might be .com hearing this your a clear home lot improvement choice. every Why? time your internet slows down during the busiest hours. Why? Because your
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"Her before, colleagues, which include a lot state of and people federal in California agencies have had and 100 years environmental of not nonprofits, living with bears. Walla are identifying Murphy and her several groups of female black bears and their offspring in the the area. Bay Area of living with bears. Bear They're a formidable force on the landscape, or Research Yosemite component involves or collecting Mammoth. bear scat So we're really trying in to be an effort very, to help determine very proactive. just how A widespread DNA the black bear population really is. In the North Bay, Jeffrey Schaub, KCBS. And some more animal news. Overweight and obese pets. Dr. That is today's Scarlett, topic when we're on talking Animal about Update our pets, with Dr. what Jennifer is the Scarlett, difference between CEO being of the San overweight that and pushes you being 20 obese? % So over what's obesity called your is optimum generally weight. defined as having And in excess the United States, adipose, over 60 fat, % that of our own dogs and cats are obese or overweight. So that's a huge percentage of our pet population. With all is the different overweight. shapes Yeah, it and can be sizes hard. and hair coats So a of couple dogs tips and cats, how does and a tricks pet owner here know is if if you have their a animal short -coded dog or cat and you stand over them, you should be able to animal, see a waistline the other thing as you you do come is back just from lay their your ribs hands on to them and just like a fit person, their ribs should be right under the skin. So if you're having a hard time seeing those ribs or seeing a them, waistline, your just animal is probably lay your overweight. hands What are the health consequences for pets that are overweight or obese? That's very why we difficult see diabetes. on the heart and lungs. That So lots extra weight of is reasons hard to on joints. control your We pet's have arthritis weight. Then we're and going to of talk course about it's this also in very upcoming video. episodes. That If is Animal you Update have with T Dr. -Mobile Jennifer 5G Scarlett of home the internet, San Francisco SPCA. you might be hearing this I'm a Jeff lot. Why? Every time your internet slows down during the Good busiest hours. question. Why not Why? switch to Cox Because Internet your with network two times faster download speeds than T -Mobile 5G home internet during peak hours. Okay. Stop the wise and visit Good question. It's Cox a new .com slash era 5G in Washington home for time details. to follow suit T -Mobile prioritizes and create a certain new T -Mobile era phone for users your home over home with internet energy users during -efficient times of windows congestion. from Paul Henry's window installation. JP Finley here and I've worked with Paul for years now and he's completely revamped my home and five lowered window minimum my utility $500 bills in off the process. every Do door. what I did This and offer call is Paul only right good now this month. to get a hundred So call bucks to off schedule each your window no pressure with a five free estimate my today thirteen and -year tell -old them acts JP like a puppy Finley again sent you. almost PaulHenryswindows overnight .com she's your clear a different home dog improvement perfect choice. poops when people switch their dogs food to the farmer's dog the effects can seem like magic but there's no no magic involved tricks just it's smarter simply healthier real pet meat and food vegetables delivered with in packs all the portioned nutrients dogs for your need dog instead it's of amazing highly processed what real pellets food can break do and enjoy get 50 the % ultimate off rush your first of order a nostalgic at the card farmers dog game .com with no a modern twist magic 50 thousands give of challenging levels your and brain a winning give 10 wild ,000 download free prizes coins solitaire the grand harvest second for half free of the today baseball from season the App is Store here or Google and Play each and game you'll receive means with a each little pitch bringing us bit closer to more the playoffs the we're free talking Odyssey pennant app races lets you and listen to wildcard live play chases by play of with your local team so no matter what you're up to you'll never have to miss another game download the free Odyssey app today and keep Odyssey baseball close KCBS by traffic
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"Be right I'm Matt Piper in New York. Another person caught up in the classified documents case involving former President Trump is expected in a Florida courtroom Monday. CBS's Scott McFarland. Carlos D 'Oliveira, a longtime maintenance worker at Mar -a -Lago appears before the chief magistrate judge in Miami. He's now the third defendant in this first ever federal prosecution of a former president. According to the superseding indictment, among other things, D Oliveira, along with Trump and Trump's aide Walt Nada, attempted to delete security video that potentially showed the movement of boxes and classified records. Are you hiding from the heat? Most of us are, according to the latest CBS News poll, deputy director of surveys here Jennifer Dipinto says respondents were asked how Americans are dealing with higher temperatures. Americans are dealing with the heat by staying indoors and turning up the juice. 64 percent of Americans report going outside less often and many are advising their family to do the same percent Nearly 10 percent of people in the U .S. do not have air conditioning. Many cannot afford it. Police are investigating a freak deadly accident northeast of Atlanta. 24 year old Thomas Milner was after jumping into a lake. WANF -TV's Yasmina Alston has the story. Neighbors took a boat out to get him and one of the Good Samaritans jumped into the water to pull Milner out but they reported feeling a a burning sensation which they recognized as an electric shock. Police say someone had to turn the power box drop -off near the dock before pulling Milner to shore. Elon Musk is not making many friends in the apartment complex across from Twitter headquarters in San Francisco where a new X sign is casting a glow. KCBS's Jeffrey Schaub explains. Residents said there were bright strobe lights A at laser a show. Musk had the giant X built last week to the consternation of city building inspectors who say the X corporation didn't apply for a required permit and reportedly were by company turned away security when they tried to access the rooftop. Overseas Russia makes moves to build its army as the war in in Ukraine drags on. Correspondent Elizabeth Palmer says Russia has changed its draft age. in a sign Russia may try to scale up the conflict. Lawmakers raised the age for San Francisco. Happening Monday, Lori Vallow Daybell faces up Life to in prison when she is set to be sentenced in the murder of her two youngest children as well as conspiring to kill her Her fifth husband's previous wife the case has included bizarre claims that her son and daughter were zombies. This is CBS News. If you need to hire you need indeed. end Their -to -end hiring system helps you attract interview and hire candidates all in the same place visit It's 1 .03 Monday high today, 85. Good morning, I'm Stephanie I'm Gaines Bryant the top local stories were following for you this hour mother nature Powerful packed punch a throughout the DMV one family in Northwest
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"All news 75. 1069 Downtown San and Francisco am 740 the cool spot KCBS. at 59 degrees. KCBS news time Traffic 821. and weather together on the Right now in Palm Beach, San Jose este Preferences and departure reports. Residents The owner of the social of media a large site San Francisco X, apartment building say formerly they're known not happy as with Twitter Elon apparently Musk. decided KCBS's Jeffrey Schaub to show atop the company's Market Street headquarters Friday night keeping many awake residents of the 22 story and Fox the large Plaza letter apartment X. building were Elon awakened Musk to had installed a blazingly atop the X. bright Corporation light formerly show originating said Twitter they'd like at headquarters 10th and Market. Imara is a Fox tenant. I heard there were a big strobe lights and stuff. people who await other residents who preferred not to be on the radio said it was more like the fourth of July. Absent the Booms. I think they if they How wanted do you feel to about rebrand, that? that's fine, but they I'm could have just not kept very a simple happy. sign. Why did they have to I bring mean, so much I light think and construction of the giant X. And it's so unnecessary. Musk had the giant X constructed last week an act that angered city building time they moved to 2012. The concerns story shows the case wasn't easy. You know ,ances shoot. Set up on investigation Friday, when the world closed the city says the inspectors were turned away. Natalie Lowe says that's there's no way I to make friends, want. serious news time especially 822. around the neighborhood. In San Francisco, Jeffrey Shab, July 30. Some well -known binary star systems are in good view about is night falls. the same height in And Terry's the southwest the and heart of the scorpion Polaris is due the south. pole star stands Blue White due north, binaries just as well. as it does every night Two stars of the year. that orbit each other Many bound of the other by stars their mutual visible gravitational to the pull. In fact, binaries are quite common, but astronomers aren't sure just how common have One come up with study higher numbers put the fraction binaries of stars that are probably in binaries at are born about half, in the same way but as single stars, from the collapse of giant clouds of gas and dust. As the cloud gets especially
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"For being with us. A new bill introduced in Montgomery County is at creating a voluntary 911 registry. Essentially it allows individuals with a disability or other impairments such as wheelchair use or a condition like dementia or Alzheimer's for example to have that information shared. They are the ones who provide the information. Councilmember Dawn Lutke introduced the bill. She says the program would be similar to one in Howard County. She says the goal is to get first responders as much info as possible so they can provide the most effective and appropriate care after a 911 call. A hearing on the bill will happen tentatively set for September. Professional Baseball is returning to Hagerstown. A new stadium is already being built and the new Atlantic League team will be called the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars. That was the nickname of a military plane made by Fairchild in Hagerstown in the 1940s and 50s. The city's now got a live webcam to watch construction of new the stadium downtown. The Atlantic League is comparable to AAA quality baseball. The new stadium will be ready for the 2024 season when the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars take the field. Neil Ogenstein WTOP news. Good news if you're in the market for an electric car. No more online waiting seeing an electric vehicle the time to go battery -powered is now says Brian Moody with Auto Trader. There are plenty of them. Some of them have reduced their price Tesla most notably Ford as well. Uncle Sam is also helping out. Might be worth looking into the tax incentives if a person is so qualified. Moody a says bright future for EV sales is inevitable. Like any product it's going to reach that point when it's so just good you can't help but get one. Stefan Kaufman CBS News. A federal judge has temporarily blocked Arkansas from enforcing a law that would have allowed criminal charges against librarians and The charges would have been brought for providing quote harmful materials to minors. The district court judge issuing a preliminary injunction yesterday. The law was set to take effect this Tuesday. The ruling comes as lawmakers in a number of conservative states are making it easier to ban or restrict access to books. The bright X sign Elon Musk installed on top of former Twitter's headquarters is causing some residents at a nearby apartment complex to complain. Jeffrey Schaub of kcbs radio reporting from San Francisco residents said there were bright strobe lights at a laser show. Musk had the giant X built last week to the consternation of city building inspectors who say the X corporation didn't apply for a required permit and reportedly were turned away by company security when they tried to access the rooftop. Natalie Lowe lives in the shadows of the giant building is not a way to make friends, especially around the neighborhood. Not a good idea, but we'll see what he does next. Jeffrey Schaub for CBS News, San Francisco. Now to the top stories we're working on at WTOP. The cleanup continues after yesterday's intense storm blew through the area. Thousands you of are still without power. After that storm, sports radio host Don Geronimo is out of a job after a teammate about a female reporter. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. It's 1048.
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"Officially Shab reports tomorrow that but includes celebrations free admission have been going today on at all any weekend of across 73 the Bay Area. East Bay KCBS's Regional Parks. Jeffrey Avi It Manu was was having a busy a morning picnic with at the his kids wife play and seven area month at old. the Lake Temescal He's glad Reservoir the park system in Oakland. is operating. Juneteenth for the parks to kind of have free admission on this day is definitely, you know, being makes it makes it pretty acknowledged good. Suzanne and Mungales, recognized. who is black, I'm says Juneteenth glad that is black important. folks I'm glad that it's are three were getting enjoying the the time sounds off of that the we park, deserve. which normally would require a Mungales $5 parking and fee. her family of three I'm glad to be able to come to the park and enjoy it with my family, with my son. Yeah, Come and I guess spend it time provides at the park. more access to us, especially black folks, like I said, At Lake Temescal in Oakland, who have Jeffrey Schaub, by trying KCBS. to make the ocean a Meanwhile, more welcoming hundreds place of people for in people the of city color. of Santa Cruz are KCBS's celebrating Juneteenth Jennifer Hodges weekend says by they're taking part in a black surf Santa Cruz paddle out, donning wetsuits and carrying taking part in a black surf boards. Santa Cruz More than because 200 surfing surfers has such a rich out at history Cowles Beach and in native Santa Hawaii Cruz to in Africa support as black well. Bella Bonner is the founder and executive director of Black Surf Santa Cruz, a nonprofit. People flying in from New York York. That really is oppression, especially Registrationantic and theIVR evaluate Civil Frankling Liam Kirk. and But this man will have some asper Picture purple, cheering Orange County and throwing or flowers San Diego. here at Cowles Beach. So yeah, It's the scale just incredible is to big, see all the forming people a of experienced color, it before especially black opportunity people come to together. people who don't Juneteenth have it. and getting I'm people really excited out because in the water it who was may almost have exactly three years ago now that I got on a surfboard for the first time at the George Floyd Memorial Paddle Out. Just about everyone when got we spoke with saying on this the is a show of solidarity for surfboard, people of color and in Santa Cruz, Burnout Jennifer is hitting doctors Michelle and hard, this is your especially KFF in health primary news care. minute. And the United States Some young is doctors already say short the culture on those of providers. medicine still doesn't allow I'm them to Raelin prioritize their mental health. Hundreds of physicians die by suicide every year. One possible solution, make it clear that physicians artificial can intelligence obtain can mental be convenient health care and without cheaper fear to of use than losing paying their humans. medical licenses. But in high risk situations, its steps can be dangerous. The National Eating Disorders Association took down a helpline powered by AI after the chatbot that advice suggested is exactly users the lose opposite weight. of what they need to hear. Sharon Maxwell The focus advocates of weight loss for people really with fuels eating disorders. the She eating said disorder. Marin For County more news ranks on how number AI one in is the state becoming in part the relative of healthcare, strength of go to its small kffhealthnews business sector according .org. to a new study Researchers with smartasset used internal revenue service data for the study. It compared overall small business
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"Mountain bike riding competitions. Jeffrey Xiao reports it's one of the fastest growing schools sports competitions. It's kind of like NASCAR, but with mountain bikes and instead of adult drivers there are teen writers like shaylee McCullough of the San Rafael high school girls team. How did you do? Well, I am not a particularly fast rider, but I just love the sport because it's outside and the people that it's with. So I usually take my time. I have fun though. Favorite writer of the day. The race is average anywhere from 11 to 24 miles that are held on terrain that reaches as high as 800 feet. Patty. What's cool is that they're outside. They're all together. They rude each other on. It's a team sport and it's a great group of people. Cherry curly is race director with the nor Cal interscholastic cycling league. This is a place where it's all inclusive. Anybody gets to race their bike. There's no bench, which is different than a lot of high school sports out there where if you play football or baseball or maybe you don't even fit in that sport and in a lot of kids just find their way and have and we continue to race by going into high school or sorry going into college. Jeffrey schaub, case CBS. A new study shows just how important recognition is when it comes to having happy employees. Christine's takes a closer look. The research finds that the best way to retain talented workers is to show them some appreciation. Kim garsten is a senior vice president at Robert half, which conducted the study. Recognition doesn't have to be monetary, it can be anything as small as a thank you note. It can be an email where you're sending a thank you to your assistant and you're seeing the supervisors or the executive leadership team. It could be a Starbucks card. It could be something very small. Garz dean says a comment that's often heard in company exit interviews is that the worker is leaving at least in part because of a lack of recognition. She says showing appreciation can sometimes be more difficult or overlooked for people working from home. Chris seeds, Casey BS. Start 8, April 30th. High technology highlights the southern evening sky at this time of year. The technology of the 18th century. A couple of small, faint constellations are named for the high-tech devices of the time. Pyxis, the campus is in the south, southwest at nightfall, just above the horizon. Antlia, the air pump is to its left. Nicholas Louis de
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"In the desert for 16 years and we are coming out crazy. Warriors fans are standing strong, David thinks the momentum is moving back the warriors direction. Yeah, this is good to see something to Sacramento fans out here too bad they're going to go home disappointed and eventually go home disappointed when the warriors move on to the next round. Game 5 returns to Sacramento Wednesday at Chase center in San Francisco, Mike de wald, KCS. There's been another crash in crash that is involving a wrong way driver on a Bay Area freeway this weekend. In case CBS says Jeffrey Shaw reports, this time it was on 5 80 and Oakland and may have been intentional. Oakland CHP public information officer Katrina Segura says it happened at 7 a.m.. Open units receive a call of a wrong way crash involving a forward F one 50, which is a suspect vehicle and a Ford F two 50 on I 5 80 westbound at the seminary avenue offer. The witnesses advise the Ford F one 50 was traveling eastbound in west domains. Intentionally train across head on with vehicles traveling westbound when it collided with a Ford F two 50 that was owned by the city of Oakland. Sagar says both the suspect and the driver of the Oakland truck were hospitalized with injuries, the suspect sustaining critical injuries, the CHP has not released names of either driver or any motive for the apparent intentional ramming of the F two 50 truck. It wasn't the only wrong way driver crashed this weekend on Saturday along interstate two 80 in Belmont, a woman was killed and a teenager injured after they were struck by a man driving naked. Jeffrey schaub, case CBS. San Jose police are investigating an alleged hit and run collision that left one person with life threatening injuries early this morning it happened around midnight near various a road and Piedmont road in multiple vehicles one person was airlifted to the hospital and is in critical condition. Just to have on case CBS, making California water safer for whales. At 8 O 8 first four traffic in the traffic center this evening, Joe Hughes. Yeah, we are going to check back in with these delays we've been watching Ian rohnert park with a crash one O one northbound before a golf course drive. It looks like CHP and fire crews still on the scene they temporarily had all lanes blocked, but looks like that far left lane is open from this earlier injury crash, so it's getting by but slowly you're gonna find a lay's approaching the scene one O one northbound just before golf course drive. Our big trouble spot so far for the last few hours has been the ride in and out of San Francisco on the bay bridge. It's really got set off on the warriors and kings game let out, then just as it started to improve, we had the Giants and mets game let out and now we're still looking at delays getting out of the city on 80 eastbound heading towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. It has gotten a little bit lighter, but it's not as heavy as we had earlier as we're a little later in the evening, but still expect that heavy traffic, getting into the city, you're still gonna have delays approaching the island through the downtown stretch of 80 westbound until just after fourth street. All of your next look at the roads coming to you at 8 18 right here on the traffic leader, kcbs. Forecast tonight some clear skies with overnight lows in the mid 40s to the low 50s. Sunny tomorrow highs will be in the 50s and 60s
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"Here too bad they're gonna go home disappointed today and eventually go home disappointed when the orders move on to the next round. It's again the warriors tied at 74, a few minutes into the third quarter, game 5 returning to golden one in Sacramento that game set for Wednesday, reporting live outside Chase center in San Francisco, Mike dewald, quesadillas. Thank you, Mike. We're going to catch up with Mike again in our next hour as well. Let's see how an I'll keep you updated on the score just about every 1530 minutes or so. San Jose police are investigating an alleged hit and run collision that left one person with life threatening injuries at about midnight this morning near Barry S a road and Piedmont road. Area streets were closed for several hours after the multiple vehicle collision, officers eventually cleared the scene and traffic is now open in all directions. One person was airlifted to a hospital and according to a tweet from the San Jose police department, they remain in critical condition. And the CHP says a man driving the wrong way along interstate 5 80 in Oakland this morning may have intentionally been trying to strike other vehicles. The driver who allegedly struck him was also hospitalized with critical injuries as Jeffrey schaub reports. Oakland CHP public information officer Katrina Segura says it happened at 7 a.m.. Open units receive a call of a wrong way crash involving a forward F one 50, which is a suspect vehicle and afford two 50 on I 5 80 westbound at the seminary avenue offer. The witnesses advise the Ford F one 50 was traveling eastbound in west domains. Intentionally train across head on with vehicles traveling westbound when it collided with a Ford F two 50 that was owned by the city of Oakland. Sagar says both the suspect and the driver of the Oakland truck were hospitalized with injuries, the suspect sustaining critical injuries, the CHP has not released names of either driver or any motive for the apparent intentional ramming of the F two 50 truck. It wasn't the only wrong way driver crashed this weekend on Saturday along interstate two 80 in Belmont, a woman was killed and a teenager injured after they were struck by a man driving naked. Jeffrey schaub, case CBS, just ahead on case CBS, a new agreement with the national marine fisheries could protect the whales that travel up and down our coast. Traffic and weather together on K CBS at two O 8, we're going to check in with Jack. Yeah, we are dealing with the aftermath of that accident in Hayward this report is brought to you by the Golden State Warriors 8 80 southbound at a street at a four vehicle accident. Happened about 45 minutes ago, it's all clear to the right hand shoulder, but traffic, not cooperating southbound 8 80, still giving you trouble. Southbound 8 80 actually good once you clear that accident through Fremont and into San Jose, San Jose looking good on all thoroughfares. Dub nation, they are gold blood at the 2023 playoffs presented by Kazakh permanente happening now, single game tickets available for purchase. Get your tickets now at warriors dot com or call 8 8 8 GSW hoop representatives are standing by your next report at two 18 on the traffic leader case CBS. Thank you to everyone guys all across the bay today. It was a slow moving marine layer this morning though. It's pretty misty. Outside. Eyes
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"Making these big shots. Yeah, the energy here is just it's so exhilarating as this game goes on. You can really feel the rivalry. Yeah, all right, we're gonna check in with you throughout the day. That is KCB S's Mike wald warriors up 32, 25 over the kings right now about two minutes left in the first quarter. California highway patrol says two drivers were injured one critically after driver intentionally steered his pickup truck. Into another truck while driving in the wrong direction, this was along 5 80 in Oakland this morning. Here's kcbs as Jeffrey schaub. It was 7 in the morning, CHP Oakland area spokesperson officer Katrina Sagar says the two pickup trucks collided head on. The witnesses advised the Ford F one 50 was traveling eastbound in west domains intentionally trained across head on with vehicles struggling westbound when it collided with a Ford F two 50 that was owned by the city of Oakland. Both drivers were injured the driver, which is a sole occupant of the Ford and one 50 suffered major injuries, and it was and was transported to highland hospital. The driver and the also the sole occupant of the Ford F two 50 server minor injuries. The collision prompted the highway patrol to close the westbound lanes of interstate 5 80 for approximately 90 minutes. The names of both drivers have not been released, elsewhere in the Bay Area, a woman died at a teenage passenger in her car injured after they were struck by a naked man driving a pickup in the wrong direction of interstate two 80 in Belmont on Saturday. There were several other fatal crashes across the region this weekend. Jeffrey schaub, K CBS. And just to head on KCB S I'm David Welch, a San Francisco nonprofit is focusing on making the transition easier for the formerly incarcerated. Right now, want to wait, we're going to head back to Berkeley for an update on this crash and with the update for us here's Jack Ferris. That's right, you sure freeway 80 westbound rather 80 eastbound at Gilman street excuse me for a vehicle accident off on the right hand shoulder flashing lights on the scene, potentially blocking at least one lane anyway slice the traffic very slow. Back from emeryville at the 5 80 split, that is eastbound, westbound not much better. In fact, it's a longer slowdown lasts from Buchanan street all the way into and through emeryville. Bay bridge, between lights are on, traffic, the moving pretty good believe it or not, as you make your way into the city by the bed. Southbound 8 80, we have an accident to tell you about Marina boulevard and it looks like one vehicle involved in the left hand lane. Flashing lights on the scene there as well, causing a little bit of a slowdown. That is look at the roads, your next report at one 18 on the traffic leader case CBS. And I'll be very forecast looking nice this afternoon, some light winds about 15 to 16 miles an hour gusts up to 20 in San Francisco 62 right now currently going for a high of about
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"The fan warrior. The result warriors fans are hoping for today and our game 5 returns to Sacramento on Wednesday, reporting live outside Chase center in San Francisco, Mike dewalt. All right, gonna be long afternoon, a lot of fans out there. Thanks, Mike. We'll be checking in and have updates for you throughout the afternoon. San Jose police are investigating alleged hit and run collision left one person with life threatening injuries has happened early this morning near Barry S a road and Piedmont road. Area streets were closed for several hours. They've since been reopened, one person was airlifted to a hospital and according to a tweet from the San Jose police department does remain in critical condition. Meanwhile, the CHP says a man driving the wrong way along interstate 5 80 and going this morning may have intentionally been trying to strike other cars if so he was successful the CHP says the driver of an oncoming Ford F two 50 truck owned by the city of Oakland was hospitalized. The driver who allegedly struck and was hospital also hospitalized with critical injuries. Oakland CHP public information officer Katrina Segura says it happened at 7 a.m. units receive a call of a wrong way crash involving a forward F one 50, which is a suspect vehicle and a forward F two 50 on I 5 80 westbound at the seminary avenue offer. The witnesses advise the Ford F one 50 was traveling eastbound in west bell mains. Intentionally train across head on with vehicles traveling westbound when it collided with a Ford F two 50 that was owned by the city of open. Sagar says both the suspect and the driver of the Oakland truck were hospitalized with injuries, the suspect sustaining critical injuries, the CHP has not released names of either driver or any motive for the apparent intentional ramming of the F two 50 truck. It wasn't the only wrong way driver crashed this weekend on Saturday along interstate two 80 in Belmont, a woman was killed and a teenager injured after they were struck by a man driving naked. Jeffrey schaub, case CBS. Just to head on kcbs. I'm Kathy Whitman, an environmental group reaches an agreement aimed at protecting humpback whales in California. All right, 1208 is the time Jack Ferris keeping an eye on the roads for us where do you want to start this time? Let's pick things up in Silicon Valley, San Jose to be exact Santa must expressway on ramp to southbound one O one as the site of a two vehicle accident looks like flashing lights already on the scene there in the form of CHP, not causing too much of a slowdown. Keep in mind it's gorgeous day, but a little windy, high wind advisory, in effect, in fact, on the San Mateo bridge, Nimitz, looking good, north and south down from pretty much Milpitas up to Oakland and back again, esha freeway, different story, very slow is westbound 80 as you make your way towards the city by the bay bay bridge, metering lights are on just a little bit of traffic as you make your way towards the city proper. That is a look at the roads. Your next work would be a 1218 on the traffic leader ques. Sunny and ice with some light winds around much of San Francisco and Northern California this afternoon we can expect temperatures to stay in the 60s and 70s
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"7 40 KCB S it's Sunday, April 2nd, 2023 coming up on KCS. And I'm Jeffrey schaub. Some fishermen say they can't stay in business with a shortened crab season and cancellation of salmon fishing this year. Kcbs news time is two 31. CBS News brief movement afternoon Tuesday at New York State court alongside his client ex-president Donald Trump's attorney Joe taco pina tells CNN. We're not doing anything at the arraignment because that would be showmanship and nothing more because we haven't even seen the indictment yet. Though Trump has been blasting it on his social media platform and that is being echoed widely by supporters and many Republicans, though not by X Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, who's calling on Trump not to run again instead, he tells ABC's this week. I have made a decision and my decision is I'm going to run for president of the United States. 31 deaths now blamed on tornadoes and storms that have been battering small towns in big cities across the south and the Midwest, Cody coombs was finishing up past extermination job in Little Rock. Saw a little chunks of wood and roofing as being flung around in front of me, so I knew at that point it had to be nearby. President Biden says he has been in touch with the governors in Arkansas, Illinois and Delaware to offer federal help. CBS News brief on Tom footy. Casey BS news time is two 32. Last week state wildlife officials announced that the annual commercial crab fishing season will end April 15th. That's two and a half months earlier than usual. Kcbs as Jeffrey Shaw reports many crabbers also fish for salmon, and they face a tough time staying in business because salmon season was already canceled for 2023. It was exactly one month ago at bodega bay before the announcement of the salmon season closure was made that fishermen Mike satori told me this. It's not salmon it's catastrophic. I mean, economically for the fishermen, the businesses and everything that goes with it. A few days later, salmon season was canceled, but crab fishermen were still at sea, now that season has been curtailed by two weeks after receiving a late start. Fisherman's wharf crab fisherman Nick Krieger says that hurts in a normal scenario or previous years we would have been able to crowd till the end of June, which would really help to mitigate the effects of not having a salmon season. Glenn Spain is executive director of the Pacific Coast federation of fishermen's associations, he's calling on governor Newsom to step in and help. We need the governor to declare a fishery failure and ask the secretary of commerce to declare that a basically a fishery disaster. That then qualifies as under the law to go to Congress and try to get at least some minimal amount of money to at least keep our infrastructure going. Without assistance, Spain believes a lot of fishermen will leave the industry. In the north bay, Jeffrey show became CBS. A group of deserving students from west Oakland middle school are taking off today for an immersive trip to Hawaii. Kcbs is Mike dewald reports, the group will learn about culture and conservation. A dozen students are taking part, traveling to Maui in Oahu, where they'll be hosted for the unique opportunity. Scott tatman is with state bags, who partnered with Alaska airlines on the project. He says it's all about bringing travel to young people where it might otherwise have been out of reach. You know, a lot of families just get on a plane and go to the airport and take off and go somewhere incredible. Yet there are a lot of families who don't get that opportunity and travel is such a mind opening experience. Students were required to write an essay about why they should go, Tatiana will be on the trip. She says the group was called into the principal's office. It was very nerve racking, but we didn't know. I thought it was going to be like, they're going to tell us that we didn't get in. Sierra says she's looking forward to the one of a kind experience. I never been on an airplane nor been outside the state, so this will be a life-changing experience to finally experience other cultures. Catalan is hoping to do more trips. He says being exposed to the outside world is key to growth and leadership. When you meet new people and smell new things and kind of taste new things, it just is so mind opening. Mike dewald. Yes. Upgrade the unsung hero of your beauty routine, more with Deborah Rodriguez on the beauty mark
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"Brief, I'm Tom fody. CBS News time one 32 here at kcbs and our news watch continues with the news that crab fishermen, who also harvest salmon, say they're suffering a double whammy that threatens their livelihood. Jeffrey schaub reports a shortened crab season and the cancellation of this year's commercial salmon season has some fishermen selling their boats and giving up the profession for good. Get Krieger captains the Ariana rose out of San Francisco's fisherman's wharf. He says the decision to end a crab sees an early hurt. In a normal scenario or previous years, we would have been able to crab until the end of June. But the season was curtailed to protect humpback whales which will soon begin entering California's coastal waters and with a growing whale population more and more had become entangled in crab fishing lies. You know, there's going to be a lot of boats that don't really have any income until next winter and possibly next January. Krieger says fishermen are sympathetic and want to protect the whales, but there's a double whammy because chinook and king salmon stocks are so low. The state canceled this year's commercial salmon season. Imagine going 9 or ten months without any income and then also having all the bills and having a vote. Three fishermen's organizations from California are calling on governor Newsom and the state legislature to make an emergency declaration, freeing up state and federal assistance funding for boat operators, crew and others. In the north bay, Jeffrey chau, the case CBS. A longtime south bay community activist is looking to throw her hat into the ring to be the county's first Vietnamese supervisor. Jennifer Hodges reports. A
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"Is set to approve regulations limiting e-bikes and scooters likely banning them from public trails and pathways and sidewalks, a speed limit will be enforced, violators might have to take a safety class. The city says it welcomes electric powered vehicles, but only if they are operated safely. In mill valley, Jeffrey schaub, case CBS. Just ahead on K CBS. I might walled after plenty of speculation representative ro Khanna on why he's not jumping into the race to replace dianne Feinstein in the U.S. Senate. Case CBS traffic and weather together first check in the 2 o'clock hour, Joey takes a look at the Richmond San Rafael bridge. Yes, it's not even moving 5 80 westbound. Now what happened is there was a stalled car, but it's closed things all the way down pretty much. You are not going to move from one side to point Richmond all the way over to San Quentin, so you'll sit there for a bit. We don't have exactly what's going on, but if you happen to know more, call the KCB S phone force four one 5 three 9 one kcbs. Now moving on to the bay bridge, 80 westbound just after yerba Buena island on the upper deck, there's an accident blocking the left lane. You're going to see some pretty big delays all the way starting in Oakland. It looks like in the middle too, heading east mound. There's a blown tire that is actually blocking the right lane and that's starting to pack things up there as well. Now also as you get over onto, it looks like let's do 80 southbound from Albany. You are crawling until you get to the bay bridge. You can expect about a 20 minute ride there. Your next traffic update at two 18 on the traffic leader, CBS. Another beautiful sun shiny afternoon. It is just gorgeous. I hope you get to get outside and enjoy it. Sunny, breezy, mid 50s to low 60s, mostly clear tonight, overnight
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"Bring back to earth a cruise stranded on the International Space Station has docked at that station. Linda kenyon, CBS News. It's two O 5 at the Bay Area's news station, K CBS. Most of the cloudy this afternoon still got some rain showers going through. It's going to be heavier rain of four tomorrow. Good afternoon, I'm ELISA clancy, and here's what's happening at this hour. A combination of strong wind gusts and heavy snowfall has prompted the national weather service to issue a blizzard warning for much of the Sierra Nevada, including Lake Tahoe beginning at 4 a.m. on Monday and continuing to for a.m. on Wednesday. Jeffrey shell reports both the weather service and the highway patrol are advising motorists to completely avoid the region. It's been a white winter in the Sierra that's for sure, but this week will bring white out conditions with supercharged winds and a literal dumping of snow between Monday and Wednesday. With the heaviest precipitation. So travel will definitely be hazardous and definitely not recommended at all. That's national weather service forecaster Jeff lorber. The blizzard conditions are so worrisome, officials in south Lake Tahoe are asking travelers to be smart and stay away. The CHP warns of road closures, including interstate 80 and highway 50 likely, further south of the Sierra, Yosemite National Park is closed to the public through Wednesday. Says the Bay Area will experience two storm systems, one on Monday. This will be a stronger front that's coming through. With some gusty winds, some heavier rainfall. Another storm system on Tuesday will bring lighter rain, one thing we won't see this week, Laura says, the kind of snowfall that coated the region Thursday night and a Friday morning. Jeffrey schaub, case CBS. A week after its historic church burned, Oakland's first African methodist Episcopal Church returned for its first worship service Mike dewald reports the congregation gathered at a temporary