and we thank you for joining us this morning. it is wednesday, april 17th. >> let's get started. >> the recent uptick in the assaults on offer staff is something i believe that we can handle internally. >> they're treating it like a common business where you can make simple cuts and simple staffing cuts. but when you do this, and public safety, it affects people's lives. >> cuts, consequences, and chaos. what's causing violence behind bars in the bay? to have a beautiful store

front for us, it's that help cultivate that brand. it's only going to uplift other people. >> i feel like this is a neighborhood that's the last real in san francisco. >> a new look for an old neighborhood. and the hope for a bay area business bounce-back. how designers hope tech will put the window to progress for struggling store fronts. what klay meant to the franchise as good as he still is. we desperately want him back. >> i can never see myself not with to two guys. >> come on back klay. is this the end of the big three for golden state? it's wednesday fans, let's do this. but let's not do klay leaving town. >> he needs to stay. that has to happen. i can't imagine exactly. i'm gianna franco and i can't imagine the warriors without klay. draymond or steph. i mean, that core three has been that team for so long. and really it would be -- not okay. so. >> gianna starting a new chant

here. klay needs to stay. can we have a do over? you know, certain -- >> how you doing. >> we don't talk about bruno. >> no. >> how you doing? how you doing, did you see the final score? >> i saw her face, yeah. >> how is everyone out there doing? our warriors fans and i will say you are going to do great today when you step outside. because we take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. yesterday was beautiful. you guys, i went on a run and i actually got a tan line. >> ooh. >> and today, promises much of the same. right jess? absolutely, you have the best transitions by the way. you can totally make this forecast what it is. now as we take a look outside we're getting more tan lines heading into this afternoon because it's going to be another day of mix of sun and clouds. we're seeing clear conditions right now all the way down into the santa clara valley. waking up with cool conditions down there. and it's going to be another day of warmth all throughout the bay area, yesterday we were in the 70s and today, we're going to see a lot more 80s in the forecast and i'll show you that in just a second but let's take a quick look at what's going on and the reason why we have the 80s. high pressure sitting just

offshore so i'm going to keep the map up and show you where temperatures in just a minute and this system is creeping towards us and warming us up even more than yesterday giving us a little bit more clear conditions too. now we're not seeing any rain in the forecast anytime soon. because that -- because that system is sitting just offshore but i will say this. we're about 15 degrees above average today in certain pockets of the inland areas and for example, san jose, sitting t 82 degrees this afternoon. putting us 13 degrees above average there and taking a look at the rest of bay area we're hitting the 70s today near san francisco. so off in the east bay where we have the 70s yesterday, now we're starting to see that warmth kind of bleed all the way over to the peninsula. still sit in the upper 60s today near half-moon bay but beautiful nonetheless. and all the way down into the santa clara valley we go, like we mentioned 80s into this afternoon. now we're going to see a repeat of this forecast tomorrow. as the system still sitting offshore giving us this huge little heat dome. but things are going to change into this weekend and i'll have more on that coming up. for now over to you, g. thank you. let's talk about the freeways right now as we take a look at conditions on some of bay area bridges. and

we're off to a fairly good start which is good news for a wednesday morning. yes, we are halfway through the workweek friends. but a live look here and you can see not a lot of cars making that ride into san francisco just yet. and if anything changes we'll keep you updated. but so far, so good on most of our roadways. the exception is that ride into the altamont pass this morning. westbound 580 bogging down just a little bit out of tracy getting on to the 580 connector over towards about grant line. all right, g, new bay area protests to talk about over the war in gaza and this time, google employees arrested over a sit-in inside the boss' office in sunnyvale. so they wanted the world to see this. as they live streamed the event as police moved in. protesters have a problem with google cloud project nimbus and its contract with the israeli government. let's start it outside and end it up inside. the cloud ceo's office. that's trespassing according to police who arrested the protesters. this protest by the way happened in both google offices in new york and in california. so we reached out to google and from there

perspective, the protest physically impeded other employees' work and they say that's a policy violation. the protesting employees by the way are now on leave and their access to google systems cut off. well, that google protest over gaza followed the monday morning snarl we all saw and in fact the world saw, traffic stopped as protesters shut down 880 and the golden gate bridge for hours. these protesters, they went to jail. but by this morning, more than two dozen are out on bail. before they were released, dozens gathered outside san francisco county jail and you hear them right there chanting. so far we can tell you the 26 arrests have yet to be charged. >> we are here demanding that no charges filed and that everybody's immediately released. >> what they're trying to charge them with. it is criminal to charge them. >> so to be clear, none of the 26 arrested have been charged. da brooke jenkins says she needs to see more evidence. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to

specific individuals. so what role they played that they were one, present, that they were participating, and that they weren't simply an onlooker who happened to move forward into a crowded area. >> as for the pleasant in oakland, that's in the hands of alameda county district attorney pamela price. we asked her office about charges or potential charges but so far, no word back. an update to the story of a body found at the alameda oakland estuary several weeks ago in the east bay. our follow-up found the dna evidence matches that of a missing woman connected to a murder investigation. so let's go back in time here, you might remember this case in september 74-year-old que tran on the right was first reported missing by her son-in-law. he also reported his wife missing and he told police the last time he saw both women was after a family fight. in fact he told police the women left in his wife's car headed for

l. a. but get this. two months after telling police that story, cops spotted him driving the very vehicle he said the women left in. that got vo arrested and now your update. one body found. as police search for the body of v o's wife. to another high-profile case. the sister of the man accused of stabbing to death cash app founder bob lee is also facing a judge today. you are looking at video of carar momeni. charged with driving under the influence of drugs and two counts of hit and run and possession of nitrous oxide. that's something used in doctors' offices for sedation. this case is not though connected to the bob lee case. need to be clear about that. looking live at the state capitol in sacramento where lawmakers consider pumping the brakes on driverless cars. so the basics of the bill would put more power in local

leaders' hands to make their own rules. that includes the ability to all-out ban driverless cars where you live. south bay state senator followed the bill and it looks like he has lot of support. support in oakland and san francisco and even in san mateo counties and we're watching that one closely. how do you feel about ditching daylight saving time as you wake up this morning. lawmakers also considering that. they're looking at the clock. at the capitol so to speak this morning. if bill passes and gets signed by governor gavin newsom, all of us would stay on standard time year-round. in fact the bill's author argues stopping the clock changes would keep us on a time that's more closely aligned with our natural circadian rhythms. >> i'm in support of that. well, it's official reed, kate paye will lead the women's basketball program at stanford and she follows in tara vanderveer's footsteps after the legendary coach announced last week she would retire. paye is a former cardinal herself and even helped them win two of the three national championships. one as a player on the 1992

team and the other as an assistant coach for the 2021 team. we're going to be there later this afternoon for her introductory press conference on campus. now taking a live look at chase center. and you held out hope that the dubs would go on another run this year. but their season is officially over. fans were at thrive city last night to cheer on our dubs and their play in game with the kings in sacramento. and they left with disappointing looks on their faces. >> man. it's heart-breaking. you know? it brock my heart, you know. but hey, it's still dub nation. still dub nation for life. you already know. i'll be here next season. >> look at those faces, g. so for the second time in less than a year, the warriors andkings met in sake at the golden 1 center in a win or go home game. >> a much different story than last year's game seven. turnovers didn't help the warriors t all from the start. de'aaron fox picks wiggins' pocket for the easy slam. sacramento led by as many as 16 in the first half. so there was

a lot of concern just going into this game as it started. but jonathan kuminga got on a run in the second quarter. the warriors finished the half on a 16-6 run and trailed by just four at the break. we had hope there, nicole. >> steph curry scored 50 in the game seven in sacramento last year. keep in mind. me had just five in the half but early third quarter curry buries a three and golden state was down just one. kings answer. the run. ellis, knocks down a triple and he makes it 74-62 mid-way through the third. ellis came up big. 15 points and sacramento really started to pull away in the fourth. they grabbed one of their 15 offensive rebounds. sabonis throws it down and pushing the lead to 17. and what a disappointing game for klay thompson. a little over six minutes left and klay misses a three and he was 0-10 and went scoreless, g. back to him shortly as sacramento gets some

revenge from last year's postseason blowing out golden state 118-94 the final. ending the warriors' season. >> it's raw right now. it's just sitting here i mean, figuring out if i want to watch the playoffs or not. on april 16 #th. i guess it's not -- this is unfamiliar territory. >> been really blessed here with amazing players and you know, multiple championships and finals aappearances. and the highest of highs. and this is the flip side. this is life. this is -- how it works. you don't, you know, you don't get to stay on top forever. >> now back to klay thompson. lot of uncertainty about his future in golden state this morning and with his free agency looming, the warriors are going to have to make a big decision. it's a business decision of course. but as his coaches and teammates are on his side, coach kerr said he means a lot to the franchise and they need him back. curry saying he can never see himself without draymond green and thompson by his side. green

with his two cents saying he doesn't think klay leaving would be the best scenario for the franchise. >> absolutely not. we've had this discussion for years with thompson because he could easily go to another team and be the star there. not that he's not the star with the warriors but he's one of three. it's a group effort. i feel like he is the type of guy and we'll see what happens this time around that will stay, take less, take less of the stardom and less of the money to stay and keep the group together. >> i mean, that connection, that chemistry, there's no amount of money that you can pay to make that happen. and you are never going to get that anywhere else. klay had a bad night and this is not how we want the season to end. as a fan. it's still dub nation. we still love them and we're still going to cheer them on and i want to cheer them on with klay as part of the team. >> he's a big part of their identity. 5:12. let's check in with shawn. >> reporter: hey gianna, good morning. we are here in san

francisco's excelsior district talking about a new effort to help small businesses that want to give a fresh look while still maintaining that old charm. plus, powerful storms slamming the midwest. the fr

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community project to support small business. shawn chitnis is live this morning with more on how artificial intelligence helps revitalize the look of businesses to get people back to the block. good morning, shawn. >> reporter: hey reed, good morning, yeah, it's a really cool program they are bringing here to this particular neighborhood. it's a design company that is using that technology to help some designers to work with these small businesses and what they want to do is help them so that their store fronts have a little bit more fresh look to them and they're able to get a little bit more attention. it's a program they're using in other parts of the city as well as in spade. the appeal of the exception your district to coffee shop owner leah was in the history of this neighborhood. a chance to add her family's story to one of the most diverse communities in the city. >> i wanted to settle and lay roots in a foundation for myself as -- a woman of color.

a multiracial background. and i have kids now. >> reporter: when she and her husband saw the chance to build a business here, offering a coffee shop experience no one else was providing on this block, they went for it. >> hey, if we don't do it, someone else might. at least we can -- represent the cultures where we come from. and do it our way. >> reporter: and almost five years later, it's having an impact. some of their first customers are so loyal, they even own shirts that celebrate excelsior coffee. >> we love it. it's a very vow grant neighborhoods and tons of families here and just a superdiverse group of people. >> reporter: when the opportunity to get some help to dress up the store fronts on mission street came to businesses like hers, you can many jumped at the chance. you can see the impact already next door where a restaurant has new exteriors and interiors thanks to the free pick neighborhood design project. the company uses ai to help designers create renderings for the

revitalization work it's doing on this street. >> to have a beautiful store front or assets that help cultivate that brand, it's only going to uplift other people and garner attention and curiosity. >> reporter: the goal is to bring more people to the neighborhood. making it a place residents and visitors can gather while also increasing business for these stores. leah says for some shops, their facade tells their story and has to do the work of a website they may not up and running yet. >> i feel like this is a neighborhood that's the last of the real san francisco. >> reporter: a new look for an old soul in the city that residents and business owners believe has a charm and character worth preserving. and so as we look at this block behind me, we can see the businesses that have either received this help or hopefully will get that help right next to each other. so it will really have that community feel and for excelsior coffee it couldn't be at a better time because they're already

looking towards expanding by offering more food and drink and turn into a roasting business as well. we expect to learn more from the project organizers about what they have planned later today. reed, back to you. >> all right, shawn and good morning to you. thank you so much my friend. well, thousands of people in the midwest are bracing for another day of rough weather. they're cleaning up from damaging winds and possible tornadoes that swept several states. jessica has a look at the incredible storm video that we're seeing so far. jessica? >> absolutely, this funnel cloud was actually spotted in iowa right behind me. moments after tornado warnings were issued by the national weather service for that region. now weather officials say that multiple trained weather spotters reported visible rotation of a storm near salem in the southeast part of the state. and here's a look at the storm as that system actually moved into nebraska. a tornado was seen forming near howell just about 90 minutes north of omaha. now there were also report of large hail and

up to around 2-inches in diameter. and damaging wind gusts anywhere up to around 70 miles per hour. as they were dealing with that active weather, we were getting some of the most mild weather we've seen this whole season here in the bay area. yesterday and today. i'm going to drop the monitor real fast. high pressure sitting just offshore and that's the big reason why with the daytime highs today, we're talking about upper 70s and lower 80s all throughout the inland areas and upper 60s along the coast as we head into this afternoon. putting us above average near half-moon bay. and san francisco. sitting at 71 degrees with upper 70s up near wine country. it is going to be a beautiful warm day for us here in the bay area. and as we take a look at our rain chances for the next seven days, yes, we are still seeing dry conditions, at least lasting into early next week. and this is good news for us, we're well above average for our season so far. our rainfall versus average is still well, well above where we should be. so as we take a look at the long-range models it's worth

noting we are expecting potential wetter than normal conditions. but the eight to 14 day range. so lot of changes around the corner for us as we head into the forecast and into the eight days but for now we have beautiful from the kpix weather center, to talk about. 80s today and tomorrow in the inland areas and 70s into friday and going to be flirting back and forth with upper 70s and lower 80s pretty much all weekend long throughout most our inland areas like san jose and concord and all the way up into antioch. once we head into next week it will cool down more into tuesday and there's a potential chance of light showers intoned next week. but like i said for the next seven days, beautiful as can be. here's our bay area forecast. if you live closer to san francisco or oakland we're expecting upper 70s today and tomorrow. 60s by friday and we're kind of flirting back and forth with 60s and 70s here just along the bay shoreline and then it cools down even more as we head into next tuesday. we'll keep you updated on the forecast but for now back to you, g. all right, jessica, thank you. let's talk about the roadways right now. as you get up and at them and out the door on this wednesday morning.

halfway through the workweek. but yeah good news inching a little bit closer to what's likely going to be a very beautiful weekend. kind of nice on the roadways right now. live look here at bay bridge and not seeing a lot of cars out there this morning. it's moving along very well for commuters coming out of the east bay working over into san francisco this morning. nice and quiet conditions there. so lots of good news to report when it comes to the traffic center. in fact on a scale of 1 to 5 we're just about a 1 which means really not a lot of problems happening at all and in fact look at all this green we're seeing on our sensors here. so not a lot of brake lights or issues. really the only place we're seeing a few trouble spots is that ride into the altamont pass. just some volume there for westbound commuters on to 580 and no delays at the san mateo bridge. time now 5:21. brock to the rescue? the niners' quarterback does it all on the gridiron. but his action in san francisco off the field

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out, a dog owner's worst nightmare. >> when i suddenly heard brock scream, coyote. and i turned around and i saw the biggest coyote i have ever seen sneaking up behind me and my dog. my dog was -- my dog is huge. he would have been fine. when i walked back down the hill one of the film crew guys said hey brock purdy saved your life. >> he did. >> not exactly but it's a good story to tell. >> all right. so if you didn't believe it then, brock appeared on the pat mcafee show yesterday to back up the story on national television. >> i didn't know san francisco had coyotes. what the hell is going on over there? >> i didn't either dude. we're shooting the commercial by a hill on the outside of the city. and i see this thing -- you know, trotting by. and had a long tail. and i was like bro, looks like mini wolf. and sure enough, i like -- no one was going to scream and i was like all right so i screamed and i was like yo, there's a coyote. i can't believe that was a real thing. but she walked by and then sure enough she said she's a news anchor. dude i just saved a news anchor's life from getting

eaten by a coyote. it's real man. i can confirm it. >> on the news that night. >> only sara donchey. can i just say that? only sara donchey. >> yes, there are coyotes here in northern california and i have been stalked by them a few times up in the hills with -- i have a big dog like sara. and my dog trainer said you just let your dog go at this point. same with the cows. you think that cows, you know, unassuming and not going to charge at you. if your dog goes after a cow you let the dog and cow work it out. >> hopefully brock is there with a john deere tractor. >> clearly real life as well. >> confirmation. [ laughter ] >> the fact that the story is still living on. >> yeah. >> that was back in february. >> that's pretty fun. >> so good. all right, time now 5:26. caitlin clark is all the talk in women's basketball right now. she just got

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just a mix of sun and clouds right now. all throughout the santa clara valley. off to a cool start this morning. but promising 80s are right around the corner for us. so let's talk about the reason why this is even happening. because for the past couple of days we've been seeing high pressure build in from offshore. what does that do for us? well, it dries us up and there's a reason we haven't seen rain anytime soon and no rain in the forecast at least for the next seven days. to add to that, it's also the reason why we're seeing a little bit of warm in the forecast for us. by how much? well, yesterday we were about ten degrees above average near san jose and today 13 degrees above average topping off around 82 heading into this afternoon. we're expecting 70s anywhere from oakland across that beautiful clear bay bridge over into san francisco. it's going to be a great day for us to get out there and get any outdoor activity in and if you are too busy today. it's okay. we have the exact same forecast tomorrow as well. so let's take a quick look at what's happening for us today all throughout the bay area. 76 today in petaluma and 77 in napa. i was up there yesterday

and i already thought it was a beautiful day just sitting in the mid 70s and now we're getting closer to the 80s up near wine country and a repeat of that tomorrow too. 79 in livermore and 60s along the coastline with that coastal breeze keeping us nice and cool. it's going to be little bit cloudier along the coastline this afternoon. we'll see a lot more sunshine in the inland areas and more on the rest of this week coming up in just a bit. g. jessica, thank you. taking a look at the roadways right now and you know i have lots of good news to report. taking the san mateo bridge so far traffic is moving along quite well. this is the southbound commute that right hand side of the screen taillights going to 101 and things are pretty quiet there. which is great news if you are up early getting out the door. no delays right now on 880. just checked in with chp and not a lot to report. in fact traffic is pretty quiet overall for most temperature bay area. a live look aeroat the bay bridge and you can see it fine. in visibility issues with fog and traffic looks pretty good out of marin heading into the city. gianna, let's take a live look now at the san francisco jail where a lockdown is in

place until sometime today. meanwhile, the lockdown at the san bruno jail won't be lifted until later this week. this, after there were multiple reports of inmates attacking staff over the weekend. the san francisco sheriff's department blames that recent spike in violence on staffing shortages and overcrowding at both county jails. so now the deputies and the their union are asking the national guard for assistance. our katie nielsen has the sheriff's response to that. >> we don't feel that this is a exigent circumstance that would require that at this time. the recent uptick in the assaults on our staff is something i believe that we can handle internally. >> reporter: increased violence in the san francisco county jails is something both the deputies' union and the sheriff agree on. both acknowledge the situation has gotten worse. in 2023, there were 240 reported inmate fights. a 58% increase from the year before. what they don't

agree on is the cause. sheriff paul miyamoto says inmates are getting more violent due to the jails getting overcrowded. now that the pandemic protocols have eased. >> there's insufficient space for us to be able to spread those individuals out. and create a more calm environment for people to reside in our housing units. >> reporter: but on saturday, the union president sent a letter to the sheriff requesting the deployment of the national guard to temporarily supplement current staffing levels. saying quote -- our current staffing levels are insufficient to support the well-being of our personnel. according to numbers provided by the sheriff's department, there are almost 1200 inmates in san francisco's jails on any given day. there's supposed to be about 500 deputies assigned to the jails but due to staffing shortages there are currently 364 working. >> although we are short tapped we don't believe that it is one of the primary factors. >> reporter: the sheriff says they will be addressing the violence in a number of ways. including lockdowns, like these that went into place over the

weekend. as well as increased communication with inmates within the pods, and continued discussion among command staff in terms of de-escalation techniques. he also acknowledged the inmate population is becoming increasingly difficult. >> those that remain in custody here in san francisco are mostly serious violent offenders who are charged with serious violent crimes. and who remain in our custody for extended lengths of time. >> we asked the union president why there's such a disconnect on the root cause of the problem. he believes it's all about the money. >> they're treating it like a common business where you can make simple cuts or simple staffing cuts but when you do there in public safety it affects people's lives. lives are in danger. >> he also said understood staffing leads to the deputies working mandatory overtime which in turn leads to burnout. so even the deputies who are there aren't always at their best. reed.

give our viewers an update this morning on police response to two deadly shootings in downtown napa over the weekend. three people now caught and cuffed and they wake up in jail this morning. this, while the families of two women plan funerals. so we've learned some type of confrontation there in napa ended in gunfire and one of the woman died on the street. the other died at the local hospital. but so far no idea why an argument escalated to gunfire while police drill down for answers and solutions. we'll continue kg. after iran launched missiles and drones over the weekend. cbs news learned israel will do what president joe biden is urging them not to do which is a retaliatory strike. our cbs sources say u.s. officials now expect israel to conduct what they call a limited strike inside iran. the target being military forces. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's war cabinet met for a third straight day tuesday amid growing global calls for restraint. let's go to new york now. where the eye of the world are

on this once again. turns out finding an impartial jury in the hush money criminal case against former president donald trump has been difficult but new this morning, some developments. attorneys have finally seated seven jurors. four men and three women to consider trump's innocence or guilt in this case. in fact, opening statements we understand could begin as soon as monday. trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying documents to cover up payments to secure silence over an affair with adult film star stormy daniels in the runup to the 2016 election. and a new development in washington, d.c. in the republican led effort to impeach the man charged with enforcing our nation's immigration laws. republicans in the house have delivered two articles of impeachment to the senate. they accuse secretary of homeland security alejandromayorkas of breaching the public trust. it's rare, it's the first time a sitting cabinet member has been

impeached since 1876. lot of analysts say chances of a full trial in the democrat controlled senate make this and the chances of this going through very slim. well, lot of people in east san jose are rallying to keep their local trauma center from closing. jose martinez was there as one former patient told the board of supervisors the minute she saved having the hospital so close likely saved her life. >> reporter: sharon martinez told the crowd at tuesday's board of supervisors meeting she might not be here today if the east san jose regional trauma center hadn't been there for her back in 2019 when she suffered a brain hemorrhage. >> i had a stroke. and i told my husband to call 911. >> reporter: she says the fact that her house in milpitas is less than 15 minutes away from the hospital was a game changer. >> it -- the surgeon that operated on me told me when he first saw me he didn't know he could save me. so it was -- i

was going. excuse me. and i went -- want them to hear what they're doing is not going to work. because they will try to do everything far away. there's not that much time. >> reporter: she's urging regional not to go through with the plan to close its trauma center in august. the hospital says it's not seen enough patients to justify keeping it open. that will leave valley medical center, about 20 minutes away, as the next closest option for patients like sharon and her husband benjamin. >> we feel that we have a -- a medical support system out there that can help us if something goes wrong. i don't know what's going to happen if something happens to me. >> we won't have any help. >> reporter: a county report shows regional sees nearly 2500

trauma patients a year. shutting down the trauma center would mean patients experiencing emergencies like heart attacks or strokes would have to travel much farther for care. >> this is a public safety issue for the entire community. it directly impacts the people who live, work and play around the east side of san jose near the regional medical center. because that's the closest emergency room that's the closest level 2 trauma center and it's the closest place you can go to get stroke intervention. so that's why it's such a big impact there. but all of those patients will have to go to other emergency rooms -- >> the other option, stanford is even further away at least 45 minutes depending on traffic. >> the closure of those services will cause an immediate cascade of negative effects but for the whole county. increased demand for transfers out of their emergency department, more need for ambulances, longer wait times, congestion over there,

as paul was saying. and our shared community and its most vulnerable members will be disproportionately affected and our communities of color, and those with less socioeconomic means. >> reporter: for now sharon and her husband say they'll keep showing up to other hearings if they have to. to keep sharing their story. >> it's good things about what did happen to me. my -- neurological surgeon was excellent. he really saved my life. >> and we are glad you are here. well, after hours of public comment, the board forwarded the county report to the state urging the department of health services to step in and help block the closure. time now 5:40. a salary spotlight. caitlin clark heads to the wnba. but her contract might surprise you. plus. ♪ ♪

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why viewership of the draft was the highest for any wnba telecast since 2000 by the way. >> i had to really read the numbers here to make sure that i was seeing this right. there's some outrage this morning as people learn just how much money she will make on the court from her rookie contract. and they're astounding. clark will make just $338,000 over the course of four years. star and that's what she's making. this is according to the wnba's collective bargaining agreement and her base salary for the first year after the season she had is just $76,000. that figure is less money than somebody paid for one of her basketball cards by the way. at the auction house pwcc. >> okay. so to put this in perspective here's what the number one overall pick in the nba draft last year is making. spurs phenom got four year, $55 million contract. he is making over $12 million just in his first year. so we should note that clark is really going to

make a lot of more -- more money through endorsements and other deals and front office sports reports her current sponsorship deals are around $3.1 million. but even ice cube offered her millions to play in the big three league. but the salary difference in the nba and the wnba is definitely getting a lot of attention on social media. >> yeah, gianna, bay area congressman ro khanna commented on the disparity. he says in part pay women what they deserve and pittsburgh steelers' quarterback russell wilson also commenting and he posted these ladies deserve so much more. praying for the day. >> even the top boss in the country is talking. president joe biden commenting on the issue, posting women in sports continue to push new boundaries and inspire us all. but right now we are seeing that even if you are the best woman, you are not paid your fair share. and man, this should make every guy out there say i'm going to stand up on behalf of the women

i work with and make sure things are equal. i think it takes everybody standing and advocating and not just women. >> the numbers are alarming, reed. i mean you look at it. and what she's making over the span of those years should be her entry-level salary. for what she's bringing to the wnba. i mean, we're coming off of a national championship. >> every seat filled. >> every seat filled and had more viewers than the men's national cam ship. now i understand when it comes to rookie contracts and this is the sports reporter in me you look at brock purdy. he made like $800,000 and you are thinking wait, hold on a second. there is guy that played in the super bowl. there are some things to be said about the rookie deals but the nba and the numbers you just talked about. and it is not even close. >> i mean, doesn't even scratch the surface. it's insulting and that's what i think so hard to wrap my head around is the fact that she's kind of changing the game there. and she's on the map just for her -- ability as an athlete. it's not just about being a female basketball player. it's just being

really, really good and getting that opportunity to level up the game that deserves a lot more attention and she deserves a little bit more money because of that. >> this informs the conversation in corporate america and everybody look up the lilly ledbetter act and so hard fought. listen, it's time. equal pay for equal work, period end of story. tomorrow marks 118 years since san francisco's great earthquake of 1906. we saw devastation all around because of several fires. it took days to put them out and from that concrete became the base for building right? some of the builds are still around today with the concrete bases so they are more resistant to fires which was the goal then but they lack the flexibility which could make them more susceptible to collapse during a strong shake. well, fast forward to yesterday. and the midst of her mayoral push, mayor breed asked certain departments to really make a list of and identify the concrete buildings that could collapse in the event of an earthquake. the goal is to come

up with retrofit standards. >> there are two types of concrete buildings we're talking about here. the first are concrete buildings that don't have enough steel within the concrete, within the columns, so you need the steel within the concrete that allows the concrete do move. other type of concrete building that we have is what we call tilt ups. it is really where the roof isattached to the walls when you tilt up the buildings the roof connections are not always as strong as they should be. >> they call them roof ties. the city estimates there may be as many as 3400 buildings in the danger zone anywhere from downtown to even in parts of the tenderloin and into historic chinatown. check out the cool story. the most effective tool in locating missing people. >> meet barneyment one of four search and rescue dogs that that can be literally dropped into action during emergency situations. >> adorable. these canines can search for up to 20 minutes at a time and we saw barney use

those skills and of course earned himself a treat in the process. >> cheese is like the highest reward i can give him but also be very mindful of what we feed them because we don't want them, you know, looking for food rather than for people. >> this wasn't actually barney's first line of work. he was actually bred for service work but unfortunately, failed out of service dog program. but it's okay because since then, he found his new calling with the national disaster search dog foundation. jessica, it kind of looks like your dog chopper a little bit. then i saw the helicopter at one point too and i'm like, wait, was i supposed to do something else in my lifetime. >> a look outside. it's going to be warm for us heading into this afternoon and i have the temperatures up already and i want to dive into this more. a mix of sun and clouds this morning and we're off to a cool start near san jose and los gatos. here's the santa clara valley right there but later today we are hitting the 80s, concord with upper 70s

near antioch. now we're also feeling a lot of warmth along the coastline and over into san francisco too, upper 60s lower 70s there. i put the wrong thing up. this afternoon we're actually going to be seeing beautiful skies and mostly sunny conditions and today and tomorrow we're bothholding tight to the 80s in our inland areas. we'll cool down just a little bit more as we head into the weekend forecast. but still dry skies for us heading into the next seven days. a warm one for us in the afternoon hours this afternoon. and tomorrow as well. so get out there and get some fresh air and keep in mind the pollen count is still relatively high though. so if you are sensitive to allergies just keep that in mind. no rain to wash it away. early next week a little bit more cloud coverage and theninto the 8 to 14 day models putting us out to april 24th, 25th into next week. that's when we see a potential chance of showers returning into the bay area. wetter than normal conditions are expected at that point but drop this real fast and dive into next seven days just a little bit more. today is the day. one of the warmest days of the week so far. and we're

going to get a me pete of that tomorrow. as we head into our thursday forecast. still partly cloudy skies kind of like what we have this morning. we're going to see a repeat of that lasting into the afternoon hours tomorrow and then we cool down just a smidge more into our weekend forecast. with plenty of sunshine to kick off next week. and that's in our inland areas. as we head over to the bay, a little bit cooler for us. in certain pockets like san francisco and oakland but we're still seeing 70s today and tomorrow. putting us above average by about five to ten degrees. and then upper 60s as we head into next week and low 60s by tuesday. gianna? that's a good looking forecast, jess. i will take it. plus it's dry on the roadways which is good news if you are commuting this morning. not so great is that backup building at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it's already getting started. metering lights are officially on and we are seeing that backup just beyond that overpass or maybe inspect even quite there. but certainly getting busier and right around the time we start seeing things slow down just a little bit for anyone driving over into san francisco. little crowded on the upper deck and you can see right there we're tracking a little bit of red so some slightly slower speeds

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