Spotted right off the coast of alameda. I was in the water for a second until i heard that, and i got off. I got out of there, so now i wouldnt go in there right now. A sad and unpleasant sight today at a beach in alameda. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. A large gray whale was found dead just off the coastline. It is the first reported whale death in the bay area this year. New at ten tonight. Ktvu zac sos joins us now from crown beach where the whale was discovered. And, zach, youve been speaking with scientists today. Any signs yet . What caused its death . No, not at this point. Julie. The researchers have collected some initial samples from that whale. But they say theyll have to completely remove it from the water before they can conduct a full autopsy on it. I can tell you that plenty of folks i spoke to on the beach who spotted that whale are now eager and curious to hear the results. Its kind of crazy, man. To be honest, i never, never seen anyt
Noon. Good afternoon. Im garcia mikaelian. Im andre senior. Thank you for joining us. We begin with this story today. Work is underway to transport the carcass of a dead whale found floating off the alameda shore to solid land for a necropsy. As ktvu allie rasmus explains, Marine Mammal scientists want to try and figure out how and why that whale died in the San Francisco bay this morning. A tow boat with flashing lights slowly maneuvered through the water, pulling what looked like a giant rock or mass with several birds perched on top. It weighs probably 40,000 pounds. Its approximately 35ft long. It was the carcass of a female gray whale that had washed up dead near the alameda shoreline saturday evening. It was visible from crown beach until monday morning, when the tide carried it north towards vienna avenue. Vienna means whale in spanish. It was drifting off the coast of the south side of alameda, and we had to go out and find the whale, get it hooked up and tow it to its final re
Tough one. Lots more coming up on sports. Sportswrap 1130. All right well see you then jason. Thank you. Next at 11. The potential implications here are really, really huge tomorrow. The Us Supreme Court will hear a landmark case on homelessness at issue, in part whether people can be cited for sleeping on the streets. The implications the case could have right here in the bay area. The 11 00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. Advocates call it the most important Supreme Court case addressing the homeless issue in 20 years. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. The case boils down to whether people can be cited for sleeping or camping on sidewalks or public property. Opponents argue it would be a violation of peoples constitutional rights. Reporter Michelle Bandur takes a look now at how the ruling could impact the rest of the country. Reporter a cup of coffee on a sunday morning. Its very hot, guys. No, i really appreciate you guys. Goes a long way when you do
Roberta gonzales and rosemary roscoe. So yeah, it starts with the row. Youre like, how am i going to finish this . Yeah. Good morning. Happy monday ladies. Happy earth day everybody. We are with another nice morning out there. Temperatures ranging from upper 40s to upper 50s. As we get into the afternoon, we will begin to see a transition. Expect the coastal clouds to return this afternoon, and that will drop our temperatures along the coastline. Still a very nice day. A better look at the Current Conditions and what we can expect for today, as well as the rest of the week. Coming up in just a little bit, it is almost 401. Lets see how the traffic is shaping up this morning with sal. Good morning sal. Good morning rosemary. Right now we are doing very well. It is nice to be out there if youre going to be out there early. Lets go right to the bay bridge. It looks pretty good here. And its nice and light. This is why people get up early, get on the road and have this virtually to yoursel
Park. Good evening. Im ama daetz and im dan ashley. Thanks for joining us. City Officials Say theyre cracking down on the unlicensed and unregulated sale of alcohol, including an operation earlier this month. But the booze just keeps flowing. Abc seven news iteam reporter Melanie Woodrow has been looking into the issue and joins us live from outside the ballpark. Melanie ama and dan. Were starting to see some fans show up for tonights game. I was out here last night and saw several people selling alcohol illegally. It not only takes away from the licensed businesses here outside the stadium, it also presents a safety and Public Health issue. The perimeter of oracle park is buzzing with happy fans during any San Francisco giants home game, but authorities are frowning on the illegal sale of alcohol outside the stadium. Earlier this month, the department of alcoholic Beverage Control held an operation outside oracle park for citations were issued and illegally sold. Alcohol was seized, i