building strongest economy in the history of the world. an agreement has been reached on the debt ceiling, the next step so the government can meet its financial obligations. and remembering those who fought and died for our country on this memorial day. the events happening here in e bay area to honor them. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto thank you for waking today is m9 memorial day. people have the day off, so if you're going to be out and about we want to know what the weather is going to be like, let's check in with steve paulson. pamela stephen, how are you? i'm great. you never better . here we are. we are. yes what

was my career guidance counselor thinking? alright, fifties on the temps here. as you know, we've had an unseasonably strong pattern here. 11 low dropping in thunderstorms continuing below that will head south. there could be a few sprinkles. but temperatures staying well below seasonal average. let's get back to the news now with pam. alright, we're going to keep an eye on the traffic this morning. if there is any keeping an eye on our traffic cameras. probably people are sleeping in a bit. have the day off. there's a live look at 80 along the colosseum area can see very few cars out there pretty clear as steve will be talking about the weather. think there's some wind out there, maybe on the bridges as we take you live to the bay bridge toll plaza, though two cars there so pretty smooth ride into the city this morning. we'll keep an eye on the commute for you, though. a deal has been reached to keep the country from defaulting on its debt. the president and house speaker now need congress to pass the debt ceiling bill. fox news reporter

lucas tomlinson tells us how this last minute deal came together. it is addressed to the nation. president biden says the bipartisan debt ceiling agreement is ready for congress and a vote this week ahead of the june 5th deadline. biden praised the work of house speaker kevin mccarthy. i think he negotiated with me in good faith, he kept his word. said what he would do. he did what he said he'd do. and i have no idea what that votes i expect he does. but i don't think he would have made the agreements but not all democrats or is enthusiastic as the president. none of the things in the bill our democratic priorities. you know what those priorities are because in the last two years when we controlled the house, we capped insulin at $35 for seniors. we did drug price controls. we passed the biggest infrastructure investment in our country ever. we address climate change. those are our priorities and not a single one of them are in this bill. here's how speaker kevin mccarthy so it's not 100% what everybody wants. but when you look, the country is going to be stronger. this is going to

be transformational where congress is literally going to vote to spend less money. this year than we spent last year. house budget norman reminded viewers the house gop debt ceiling bill that passed last month did not have any democratic votes. well if it passes with democrat votes. what's changed? we didn't get one vote when we passed the bill that we sent to the senate. what's changed? they must have gotten what they wanted. president biden was asked if he wished the negotiations over the debt ceiling bill was started earlier. he replied. it wouldn't have made a bit of difference. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. thank you. lucas president biden will observe memorial day at arlington national cemetery. the president and vice president kamala harris will participate in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier . then the president will deliver the memorial day address. a ceremony at the california vietnam war memorial in sacramento who died

serving their country. edward gore, u s marine corps staff sergeant. michael m. bartholomew. every single name on the walls of the memorial is read during the annual ceremony. reading the names of the opportunity over the years for people relatives, sons, brothers, alcohol beds, mothers. they would come here and read the names to say their name out loud. was a healing experience for not just the veterans but for their families. this tradition started 24 years ago by two men after learning that 11 of their former classmates were killed in the war. there are a number of events here in the bay area marking memorial day, and they include a ceremony in san jose honoring the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country gets underway at 11 o'clock this morning at the oak hill funeral, home and memorial park on curtner avenue. one of the bay

area's largest and oldest memorial day events will take place at the presidio in san francisco this morning. that ceremony gets underway at 11 a.m. it will include a bell ringing and wreath laying ceremony. the service of the presidio has taken place every memorial day for nearly 160 years. and there's a new memorial day tradition in the east bay. this is just the second year that the mount diablo rotating beacon will be led to honor all the military service members who died while on active duty. that ceremony will be held at the veterans memorial building in danville. it will also include the singing of the national anthem, the playing of taps. the ceremony starts at sunset, which is shortly before 8 30 tonight. many businesses and most public buildings will be closed today for the federal memorial day holiday that includes all government offices, the postal service in courts, banks and public schools are also closed. no trading on the u. s stock markets today. most public transit agencies are also running on reduced schedules today, so do check ahead. the

chp s maximum enforcement ends at midnight tonight. officers have been monitoring the highways checking for drivers who are not buckled up, maybe on the phone, talking on their cell phone, speeding and driving under the influence. san francisco police are among the local law enforcement agencies that will conduct dui patrols today, memorial day weekend coincides with the national highway traffic safety administration. click it or ticket seatbelt campaign, which goes through next weekend. people across the bay area have been making the most of a shift to cool and cloudy conditions during this holiday weekend. ktvu elissa harrington spoke to some people who decided to bundle up to spend time outdoors. on memorial day weekend at crown beach and alameda. you might expect to see people swimming kids building sandcastles and families picnicking, but sunday it was virtually empty. the cold wind only inviting for kite surfers. it does feel colder and a lot colder than it has been in quite

a few years. david geisler and felicia trip we're taking a dog out for a walk the gray, gloomy skies and choppy water not ideal for a beach day. it's not so fun whatever. um whatever is happening out there, climate change whatever it is called. i just went to anna vacation to ireland and scotland and i felt like this weather prepared me. everyone in ireland, scotland said. oh, you come from sunny california. i said, actually, whether it's like yours right now. in oakland, nina davis fired up the grill for a family barbecue text everyone this morning to bring jackets, blankets. breezy davis said her family and friends decided to make the most out of the holiday weekend. but this colder weather not exactly what they had in mind for this outdoor event. not so good this year. it's called usually as warm and nice. everybody's outside and killed him. filling up the park. but this year we'll be ready for that one. whether man, we're waiting for the sun to pop out again. when will that warmer weather come, we are going to

see. ah just ah culture weather pattern continuing dial. huang with the national weather service said it could be a couple of weeks before things heat up. and this gray may we're seeing is not entirely unusual. this is actually, uh not in a niece or think to see during a just time of year. the coastal stratus really does begin to form around april and may. elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. alyssa investigators are looking for the cause of an apartment fire in oakland that happened at an apartment building on foothill boulevard near 12th avenue. flames began in the backyard shed and spread to a second floor apartment that destroyed a deck and door video from the citizen. app shows a lot of smoke coming from behind the building. it did take 25 firefighters to bring that fire under control in about a half an hour. alright furrow 408 is the time right now in this memorial day, a lot of people have

outdoor plans. stephen do they have to bundle up today? i don't see much change. okay, we're going to stay on the cool side. maybe not as cool as yesterday as an upper low settled in, and it's rotating down the coast fifties. on a lot of the temps low mid the temperatures. i don't think they'll change all that much here. there's pretty good little breeze, especially at the fairfield. southwest gusting the 31 mph. so that's behind that. west southwest wind thunderstorms again. some of these could creep back into mendocino county lake county. they died down at night, but the activity is not going away anytime soon. we'll continue that. and although it does look like less towards us, favoring northeast california, and also this year, still some hefty totals. that's the low it heads down. we'll see the low clouds underneath it, so there's some higher clouds above and we will have temperatures today. low overcast, some drizzles out there slow clearing to windy at times, 50 sixties and low seventies on the temps. i really don't see much change here through probably midweek. there are some hints we might warm up a little bit towards the end of

the week, but i'll believe it when we get closer to it. all right. thank you. steve honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice coming up, we're going to show you. the san francisco service paid tribute to fallen military members. and warnings about dangerous conditions along northern california. rivers and lakes had some families changed their memorial day plans coming up where they're spendin wendy's $3 breakfast deal is the kind of breakfast that really sticks with you. [egg cracks!] ♪ [bacon sizzling] ♪ tyler: her breakfast. hey buddy. ahh... your choice of breakfast, croissant plus seasoned potatoes- for just $3 bucks. choose wisely, choose wendy's $3 breakfast deal

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maintained her innocence and continues to appeal her conviction. the alameda county coroner has confirmed the identity of a man whose body was recovered from lake del valle. witnesses say 26 year old daniel cullison of san jose jumped into the water to retrieve an or from his family's boat. on saturday, he immediately began to struggle and went underwater and alameda county sheriff's office dive unit located his body a few hours later. the east bay regional park recommends everyone wear a life jacket went around the water. a caretaker at a santa rosa cemetery is under arrest, accused of firing a gun and threatening a visitor. it happened saturday at santa rosa memorial park. one man told police he was confronted by a caretaker who pointed a gun at him and ordered him to leave. he says he then fired a shot into the ground a few feet away. police arrested 29 year old alejandro guerrero barragan of santa rosa. well now, zach, sub

close out bottle rocks 2023 festival. he was one of the days headliners along with the red hot chili peppers, an estimated 40,000 music fans gathered at the napa valley expo for the last day of the three day event. if you're looking for music and food the next couple of sunday afternoons you can head to st james park in san jose, a nonprofit organization is sponsoring a free spring concert series to bring people back to the park and ktvu. south bay reporter lamonica peters caught up with the people and the concert crowd to get their take on this revitalization plan. sunday afternoon, just off east st john street, dozens of people gathered at st james park and san jose for music, food and a good time you want, okay? bring your lawn chair. bring your

blanket. we always have a beer garden. we always have food trucks. we always have kids activities and we got amazing music. um that is just makes you feel the pulse of the community . st james park is faced challenges with drug and criminal activity in recent years. it also became a place where unhappy house people would find shelter. san jose. the nonprofit groups sponsoring concerts and working to revitalize the park says it wanted to bring back family fun activity. welcome here, and if you look around, right, there are definitely folks here, and i hope they're enjoying it, and they're tapping their toes, and they're feeling the joy that everybody else is feeling, too. so this part is for everybody. sounds of music pumping through the air and people dancing in the park. one san jose native says she loves the downtown area and is happy to be able to enjoy st james park again. some issues

with the homeless and it's a problem that we're gillian with so i'm glad that they're trying to solve the issue and have music out here. still the same clear historic preservation foundation filed a lawsuit to force san jose to maintain the parks historic designation that could complicate revitalization efforts. the city won the lawsuit, but the foundation is appealing. in the meantime, people say they'll continue to enjoy the free concerts at st james park. i think it's what you make of it, right. i think it just come out here and you make it your yours and everybody will have their own perspective . but i think it's a great it's a great park. now the free concert will continue on sundays until june, 18th starting at 3 30 until seven o'clock we reached out to the foundation, but didn't hear back from them in time for this report. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica well, the san ramon art and wind

festival is now underway. people brought kites to fly in the big field at central park. there were also some vendors selling homemade crafts and food organizer's call it a pet friendly, bike friendly and family friendly event. that festival continues today from 11 to 6. lakes are definitely a popular destination for gatherings during the memorial day weekend, and as a reporter lisa mitri shows us safety was definitely on people's minds. families picked a spot on the beach at bill's point near folsom lake. and got ready. but this on making sure their kids were protected with everything from life vests in the wobble. you can take these off, okay? you want to be in the wawa? i gotta leave it on sunscreen. that is a good weekend just to get out and hang out for a little bit hangout here for memorial day weekend. we chose the late because it's convenient . it's close to us. i work in the area, you know, and i just not been hearing some good things about the river lately,

so i just kind of thought i'd be a little more stable here at the lake. sherry hoover is just here for the day. shepherd and his friends are camping in the area for several days with their families. the lakes are nice option, especially with lintels. current water is not as cold. it's a little bit warmer in the in the shallow ends. you've got lifeguards on, you know on standby. that kind of thing. river river can definitely be a different story. currents are dangerous waters colder. the lake. there is still plenty of activities to keep everyone busy . we're happy with this. keep these guys safe, keeping having fun. well, that was lisa mitri reporting the record snowpack melting in the sierra california rafting guide say everyone should take extra caution. they are encouraging first timers to come later in the summer, when the water levels are lower than the flow of the water is not as intense. quite a different picture up there, steve. i know the truckee river. you can be

just you know, floating on a tube barely moving, but this is going to look like this year rapidsit was another cool patte. yesterday pamela will take a look at the temperatures. now some areas got a little bit of a south wind warmed up a little bit. but fairfield unseasonably cool for them. 74 santa rosa can't field hits. 70 is the low kind of spun in not just little clouds but also some high mid level clouds. a couple of little sprinkles and drizzle, reported redwood city, santa cruz, 68. livermore was only 66 oakland, 59 in the city only 58 and see the love it heads down the coast might be a few sprinkles, especially south or favoring areas near the coast fifties on the temps couple of upper forties but mainly just a lot of fifties, and there's a decent little breeze here for some, especially towards travis there at 32 mph. so we have an onshore wind and lots of thunderstorm activity in the mountains dies down at night picks up again. the focus looks to be more towards the sierra and northeast california not so much anywhere

else, but maybe reading north as well. but look at truckee tahoe over the next seven days, it's still the beat goes on the low head south. low clouds, though, are still hanging around so big fog bank out there. low cloud deck drizzle overcast, patchy drizzle. slow clearing could be some partly cloudy sky, especially to the south. coastal clouds cool and mild sixties fifties sixties seventies on the 10th really, no change to wednesday, some hints of maybe a little bit of a warm up, but i'll buy it and as we get closer to it, pam all right. thank you, steve. school safety and artificial intelligence coming up the new promising possibility that ai could be used to spot guns on campus. and new data reveals black children are more likely to develop asthma compared to any other racial group will tell you at d tors

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here on mornings on to taking a live. look here at the oakland estuary this morning on this memorial day looks like pretty clear skies because you can see into the city there and they're a little bit of windy conditions out there, but a nice start to this monday morning may 29 thank you for waking up with us. let's head over to steve paulson for a look at the forecast. i heard there might be some wind advisories on the bridges. it's cloudy, though you can't see it, but it's cloudy. but, yes, there are some pretty good gusts out there. pam that is correct. fifties on the temps 52 to 56. probably not changing because it's a combination of another big fog bank and a lot of low clouds high clouds as well from an upper low, which is on its way south, but it's already setting the stage for another very cool day with fifties sixties and seventies. i don't think there's any traffic but let's find out with pam. we are keeping an eye on that. yes steve sal has the day off today, but i expect it's going to be pretty light, especially early in the morning. here's a live

look at the san mateo bridge and definitely very few cars on the road compared to a normal morning since it is a holiday for a lot of people. over on the golden gate bridge, steve says there's some clouds out there. but why not a soul on the golden gate? well, pretty light againn this holiday, we can, at least for now could get crowded a little bit later this afternoon. topping our news this morning. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are now trying to convince members of congress to approve the deal they reached to suspend the nation's debt limit. the 99 page bill suspends the nation's debt limit until january, 2025 to avoid a federal default while limiting government spending. both sides had to give up some things they wanted. the president says he believes the deal he reached with the house speaker. will be approved by congress. i think he negotiated with me in good faith. he kept his word, he said what he would do. he did what he said he'd do. and i have no idea what that

votes i expect he does. i don't think he would have made the agreements. speaker mccarthy says the house will vote on the legislation on wednesday, giving the senate time to consider it before june 5th the day when treasury secretary janet yellen says the u. s could default on its debt if lawmakers do not act in time. well for more perspective on the agreement. we spoke with ludwig in carini, a finance professor at the university of san francisco school of management, he says a compromise is necessary. we have to get a deal because the government spends a certain amount, so if we didn't get a deal, there would be a lot of chaos. um another question is, should we lower the debt gdp ratio for the united states going forward, but that's a that's a longer term discussion, so i think they'll sell it to both sides. one will say we can't spending and we, uh how did more of our programs and the other will say we didn't cut a

lot of our major programs on the biden side, so i think that's what both will say. now under the bill, nondefense spending will be relatively flat. it will also expand work requirements for those on food stamps. restart student loan payments and cut funding for the i. r s california state parks will be free to veterans today active and reserve military members here on memorial day, the park service's honoring the service of military by offering free admission today to 130 state parks that includes some here in the bay area like mount diablo state park, mount tamil pious and anya nuevo. service members must show military idea or proof of discharge to get that free admission. servicemen and women who did not make it home are being remembered with a special event in san francisco ktvu s henry lee says those in attendance say people should not lose sight of the true meaning behind this holiday. us naval

sea cadet corban opened the memorial day weekend ceremony at lands in in san francisco on memorial day. this holiday week. we honor those who have given their last full measure of devotion to our way of life brush, right and right. those who served on the uss san francisco one of the most decorated ships of world war two it was among those involved in the battle of guadalcanal. i'm absolutely thrilled to be here. you know, the story of san francisco and her service in world war two is one of those absolutely phenomenal stories. it's very san francisco stories because there's very few of these heroes left. it's left to ask the children and the family and the friends. to tell the story, and the story was told of harold bray, the last surviving member of the u. s. s. indianapolis the ship was hit by two torpedoes in 1945 just 316

of the 1195. members of the crew made it making the seeking the greatest loss of life at sea in american military history. he spent five days in the water, you know, navy never knew they were missing. debbie bray is braised daughter in law. brace, spent three decades as a bonita police officer and will turn 90. six in june because he's so wonderful. yeah he's sweet. nice he joined the navy at 17. his first thing was the indianapolis who knew what would happen important for people to understand that the cost of freedom is not free. jonathan banks is a retired marine corps gunnery sergeant. it is actually paid nothing. the price of hamburgers, hot dogs and picnics , but it's paid in the price of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. and we have passed on before us remain hemp street and his wife, leslie, french paid their respects the story of the heroism of these brave sailors and marines

compelling. i wish more people knew about it. her husband is a retired navy captain, as well. location means a lot to us uss san francisco. admiral callaghan , a native of san francisco. um so we feel like memorial day. we do need to take some time to remember. him. apartment. killers. in san francisco. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. thank you, henry. hundreds of people are expected to gather in the east bay this evening for what could be the final memorial day ceremony on a hillside in lafayette. more than 4000 crosses were placed on that hillside across from the lafayette bart station 20 years ago to enter the u. s soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan, but that land is now up for sale and the future of the crosses is uncertain. the memorial day ceremony begins at 5 30 this

evening. a world war two veteran from the east bay celebrated his 1/100 birthday this memorial day weekend. there's a big party in alamo for alfred gross or alfie . as his family and friends call him he served as a lieutenant in the u. s. navy during the second world war, he says his fondest memory of serving was a mission to liberate a group of australian prisoners of war in southeast asia. mm hmm. we got noticed that there was a concentration camp and sour lack , which wasn't too far away. and since we had a very low draft, we could go up to sour rock river and we went up and got these prisoners of war out of the camera has some great advice for us. mr. gross says his secret to longevity is playing bridge five times a week, calling each of his children every day and having a positive outlook on life. an annual

memorial day tradition back in the nation's capital. thousands of bikers were in washington, d . c yesterday for the rolling to remember formerly known as rolling thunder. this year, the ride started at the pentagon organizers say this is the first year it's fully back to its pre pandemic form. campaigning is intensifying for the 2024 race for the white house, especially among the growing field of republican candidates, both former president donald trump and florida governor rhonda santos will be campaigning in iowa this week. santa's is facing attacks not only from frontrunner donald trump, but also from former un ambassador nikki haley. who says de santis just copies trump if he's just going to be an echo to trump people just vote for trump. why does it go out there on my own person? you're going to see what you see is what you get going to tell you. what i think i'm going to tell you what i believe this

is the part of all presidential races that i hate. the most is when the party is fighting against each other. in many ways, it doesn't do anybody any favors and it is very, very difficult to get through. the first republican primary debate is set for august in milwaukee and ukraine, officials say the capital city of kiev saw the largest drone attack the country has faced since the start of the russian invasion. 15 months ago. the attack came as the city was getting ready to mark the anniversary of its founding. at least one person was killed. a woman was hospitalized after debris fell in a seven story building and started a fire, ukraine's air force says of the 54 drones that were launched 52 were shot down. the turkish president has won another five year term after 20 years in power and official results of the presidential runoff show he was with more than 52% of the vote, the president says rebuilding quake stricken cities will be his priority as supporters took to the streets to celebrate his survived a number of political crisis as

leader of turkey, including an attempted military coup. well the melting snowpack has washed out major road in utah, causing it to completely shut down. that road is in payson canyon. it's about an hour south of salt lake city. the area is a popular spot for recreational activities. but those looking to enjoy the canyon this memorial day weekend might have to make other plans. local law enforcement say repairs could take some time given the severity of the damage. yesterday some of our emergency management folks came up and it was about a foot and a half or two beyond the double yellow line. after a winter of record snow and rain. several states are dealing with flooding caused by melted snow. uh that campground is also delaying its opening for about two weeks. higher elevation campgrounds could also be delayed even longer. we're experiencing that here in california as well, let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. pam will go back to take a look at yesterday. why? because some pretty good thunderstorms were erupting and northern end of

clear lake, also into mendocino county. boonville picked up 19 100. there was also some big big everything is calm down right now. but you can see that line that came out right out of the north and look at all the lightning strikes. so a lot calmer today associated with that low pretty impressive for us this time your fifties on the thames couple of forties pretty good breeze out towards travis 25 gusts to 32. it's an onshore breeze for everybody, even though we earned her low overcast and some high and mid level clouds pretty good thunderstorms as well. near reno not far away. 65 100, northeast california mineral picked up a quarter of an inch, also north of reading. there was some pretty good activity, and that's not done yet. it does look like it will not be in our backyard and move this alot responsible for it moves south, but they're still going to be a lot going on in northeast california low pattern. it's a cool pattern. mild pattern 50 60 seventies. might be some warming towards the end of the week. but i'll believe it when i see it this low head south. that's what caused the thunderstorm activity yesterday. 50 sixties there's i mean low clouds overcast drizzle

being reported already very slow clearing, and that breeze. 50 6, well below average on the temps , maybe a little bit of a change towards the end of the week, but we'll ease into it, pam. all right. thank you, steve. a number of events here in the bay area are marking. memorial day. we're going to show you a few of them and how you can participate , plus building a base on mars what scientists are studying to figure out where on the red

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violence, schools are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to keep students safe. we use your existing video cameras, coupled with our artificial intelligence gun detection to prevent threats . security technology companies using ai to detect concealed weapons connect with the school's existing surveillance cameras to spot weapons brought on campus. it's artificial intelligence as the ability to be able to identify a weapon to assess what's going on and how that person is acting touted as being faster, less invasive and more accurate than traditional security screeners. a i doesn't require bag checks or body searches typically works with an existing security camera system where it sits alongside that and plays the role of the human being that might or might not be monitoring. but the high speed technology isn't full proof. we're aware of all the amazing and wonderful things that ai can do, but at the same time there lots of potential negative implications of a i. positives

are just one example of one cameras detects something that's not actually a gun. to avoid sending police out when there is no real danger. many of these ai pilot projects are relying on humans who first verify if what's being flagged is an actual threat before notifying authorities. in washington mother rivera fox news. thank you. madeline the country's largest bank, has filed a patent to compete with chat gpt and a new patent and trademark filing . jpmorgan chase is attempting to trademark index gpt, which is an ai system to be used for business and commercial purposes , the ai would be used in the company's computer software selection of financial, securities and financial assets as well as analyzing and selecting securities. the plan to send humans to mars and build a base. there will require a lot of preparation, including where that home base should be built. one of the first steps is figuring out the safest place for construction. that is the

sound of seismic activity on mars recorded by swiss scientists. it's a 4.6 magnitude mars quake, one of the biggest recorded by nasa's insight, mars rover. what's great about this quake was that it was so strong that these surface ways we're able to travel the entire planet . multiple times. you can now start to measure the velocity of which the surface we travel along the planet and you know, based on that velocity, we can actually extract the information about, um, interior structure of mars. scientists have other concerns about where to build the home base on mars. besides avoiding quake prone areas, researchers recommend construction being near ice deposits on the martian surface so that the research station workers have a source of water nearby. people writing barred in the east bay could experience half hour delays. today bart workers are repairing some of

the tracks between the rockridge and orinda stations, which are closed this weekend. bus shuttles are running between the stations. train service returns tomorrow. more track work, though planned for june 10th and 11th. two of the bay area's largest public transit agencies say they need more money from the state to avoid severe cuts and service and staffing. both bart and muni say there is still struggling to recover from the record low ridership during the pandemic. at a time federal funding is running out. the two transit agencies say they may be forced to drastically scale back service, especially late at night. and on the weekends. for people that work on the weekends. people that want to go to ball games and you know i did it. i think it would be a really tough way to go if they if they shut it down on the weekends, and i believe that what should be they should prioritize like, even on weekends to or late night service because you got people who also work in a weekend or coming home late at night. concerns over safety are

also playing a role in the declining ridership numbers. a recent survey by the bay area council found 45% of the people who currently do not ride bart say they're worried about crime. i'm hoping 11 of these days. bart can improve on security. more police on the trains. yeah it's not enough of that. there's people writing those rails all day long, and i see him. everybody sees him. part says it's trying to increase ridership by increasing police patrols on all the trains and stations. the transit agency also plans to update its gates to make it more difficult for writers to avoid paying fares. 4 47, and i believe it's the school pattern continuing on this memorial day, right? steve is correct, pam. we're going to look back to sunday, though, because there was some pretty good thunderstorm activity, especially up into lake county, northern lake county, mendocino county watching boom boom boom boom also that low circulating around sonoma county into marin county really triggered a lot of

activity. that system has moved south, though it's off the coast. not only there, but also up into the sierra northern california, northeast california and see the rotation around that low west of reno. 65 100 immigrant gap there along 80 63 1 hundred's mineral northeast california quarter of an inch in boonville, mendocino county picked up 19 100 fifties on the temps again. san carlos sainz 49. i'll have to double check that that seems a little cool, but well, maybe it's possible for some breaks in the clouds. there's fairfield 25 gusting 32 . it's an onshore breeze or a south wind, and it is a no doubt about it. cooler pattern. two miles south wind yesterday helped a few, but it's 50 60 seventies for a while here, at least through mid week. that's the low it's on its way south, but there's still a huge fog bank underneath that below, though. and the amount of moisture in the afternoon picking up still favors northeast california north of reading and also tahoe and truck either. i mean, it's not widespread, but there are some isolated areas where it's a pretty good downpours are

following overcast and drizzles out there slow clearing, there's a few clouds up above the low cloud deck and breezy at times. 50 60 seventies another cool day, really very little change through wednesday, hints of us somewhat of a little bit of a warm up, but buy into it as we get closer to it, pam. all right. thank you, steve. our celebration of asian american and pacific islander heritage month continues. ktvu is amber lee shares her knowledge of chinatown and the incredible food there? amber tells us her experience was shaped by her parents and a long history and appreciation for food and culture. i was born here at the old chinese hospital. my family and i lived in the mission, but my parents would take me out here to chinatown. every week. we shop here, eat here and celebrate special occasions and food was at the center of everything we did. this is the rose pot roast part. oh, please. my mom vivian leigh is reminiscing about the red egg and ginger party she seen on the far left my grandparents and my

father held in chinatown to celebrate my turning one month old chinese custom, the foods served. our symbols means newborn. it is a newborn seizing you give me your your drumstick to see their yeah, she reminds me that i love sharing food, as evidenced by this photo and fried chicken is among my favorites, and it's served at those parties are family celebrations such as the 61st birthday party for my grandfather was held at a banquet hall in chinatown. now the only one left that has space designed to hold large scale community gatherings is the historic far east cafe on grant avenue, which opened in 1920 important for the chinese people because people get every special occasion do usually celebrates in chinatown. they need a place like this. a place that serves

chinese food that is distinctly chinatown. uh, half of oil. old fashioned chinese food, described it as comfort food for american born chinese, such as myself distinctly different than hong kong style chinese food. yeah. it includes hong kong ye one turn fried won ton soup. something i've eaten since i was a child. my dad and uncle would buy it for celia, a late night snack. i also loved her chicken salad, and there's a few young, which is an americanized chinese dish. also, our version of an online. habit which is alternatives fronts, vegetables or chicken gather with friends. far east is large space makes it ideal for special events such as annual spring banquets that bring out hundreds of people for special occasions. we also

celebrate with cakes and other sweets. thank. thank you. e a bakery on stockton street has been in business for decades. it offers a wide variety of fruit filled cakes and other baked goods something for various types of celebrations. i always order every other month for the case. for special occasions. special occasions. right favorites. my favorite lot. ah in my family. every special occasion comes with the cake and our go to is the mango cake. this one looks so good. i could eat the whole thing. henry chan is the owner baker and cake decorator. he tells me it takes three mangoes to make one cake creams. i'm not too sweet not too fast. he says he's baked goods are light and less sweet than ones made in american bakeries. not hungry on that. ah one example is the

pineapple bun follow bow with the sweet, crunchy top of popular item that i've eaten often. this is the chinese sponge cake. it's super light and fluffy t me he sells a lot of sponge cakes to the us f. as a young man. he tried cooking and didn't like it. try picking there. it's a lot of fun, so we want to make its all men goes up like a flower open baking is his passion. decorating decorating some more fun, more creative. whatever you want, whatever you like baking and decorating cakes for celebrations are a way to bring happiness to people back at far east historic lanterns, high ceilings and private booths are part of its charm for long time immigrants and others. this is a place of comfort and community people. don't together

and then serra bait special occasion with you and make you feel happy and me and just being you happiness, too. food is at the center of chinese celebrations. but i really appreciate it, mom. thank you so much. i have my mother to thank for teaching me about the customs of my heritage. thank you, okay. my family and friends know how much i love eating and chinese food brings me comfort and joy. i hope that my experience encourage you to try something new. in san francisco . chinatown amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. absolutely i think a lot of people are going to head out there. thank you, amber. you can find more of our stories celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month on our website just go to ktvu .com slash a p i. president biden and house speaker kevin

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celebrated. in san francisco this holiday weekend. the free two day festival featured music , of course, plenty of dancing and food along 17 blocks of the mission district. it was the 40/5 year for carnival. it is 66 different groups representing 23 countries in latin america and the caribbean. that's 3000 artists down the parade 20 blocks in the mission district. with all kinds of colors and music. everybody comes together we share a traditions. we share our cultures. we share our energy. we share all of our joy.

this year's theme was music and movement, and for many, the highlight of the day was that the sunday parade, which included many lowriders, everyone we talked to us, said they are already planning to come back for next year's carnival. edward. i will never get sick of that song. i don't think i it has been a strong opening weekend for disney's live action little mermaid movie. preliminary figures show disney's brought in more than $95 million in ticket sales, and it's opening day on friday, it could bring in more than $117 million before the long weekend is over. box office totals ranked that movie as the fifth biggest memorial day weekend opening ever. i strongly urge both both chambers to pass that agreement. let's keep moving

forward and meeting our obligations and building the strongest economy in the history of the world agreement has been reached on the debt ceiling, the next step so the government can meet its financial obligations and remembering those who fought and died for our country on this memorial day, the events happening here in the bay area. to honor that. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is monday, may 20/9 memorial day. thank you for getting up early. i appreciate it. love being here with you. nice to have you and dave gets a nice day off. so what's the weather going to be like? if dave is going to be out there, you know, barbecuing and doing things he loves to do. you don't love being here at this time, andre, come on. it's nice. it's not bad. it is quiet earlier. that's true. i didn't bring that up. but that's the truth through the temps. maybe a little drizzle out there. a lot of low clouds in place, and partly cloudy sky, especially south associate with that low, which triggered a lot of thunderstorms yesterday, well

below average temperatures again too much in the way of low closet and onshore wind sixties fifties sixties 10 year to the traffic, pam still or what? we're keeping an eye on traffic for everybody, hopefully not much traffic out there, especially early on on this memorial day. holiday as we take you live to the golden gate bridge. you can see again. maybe one car every now and then heading into the city from marin county. and mostly, most of the roads look about the same around the bay area. but as steve mentioned a little bit of cloudiness around the bay area, but we'll keep an eye on the i believe that's heading into the towards the caldecott tunnel. but for the most part, no traffic will keep an eye on it for you, though. all right. david, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are now trying to convince members of congress to approve the debt ceiling deal they reached. ktvu is james torres is here with details of the deal and the timeline for congress to act. good morning, james. good morning to you, well, house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden announced the

deal over the weekend, each side , saying neither got everything they asked for, but what they have now. is a compromise as they will get president. biden says the bipartisan debt ceiling agreement is now ready for congress to review the bill, already receiving a little bit of blowback from both sides, each arguing that each party is not getting enough of what they've been asking for speaker . mccarthy says the bill proposed will make the nation stronger, adding congress is now considering voting to spend less money than last year. president biden believes the speaker is negotiating in good faith. mhm kept his word. he said what he would do. he did what he said he'd do, and i have no idea what outside expect he does. but i don't think he would have made the agreement. republican lawmakers say the bill doesn't do enough to cut deficit spending in the long run. democratic leaders say they have concerns on a number of different changes to what they proposed, including work requirements and programs like food stamps and members of

congress. they'll begin negotiating this week the house will begin when's deo and once cleared there will head to the senate, all with the goal of passing that legislation before the june 5th deadline. of course. well, you know what happens. for now, we're live this morning in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. thank you, james will president biden will observe memorial day at arlington national cemetery. the president and vice president kamala harris will participate in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. then the president will deliver the memorial day address ceremony at the california vietnam war memorial in sacramento. on are the nearly 6000 californians who died serving our country. david edward gore, u s. marine corps staff sergeant. michael m. bartholomew every single name on the walls of the memorial is read during the annual ceremony. reading the names of the opportunity over the years for people relatives, sons, brothers are called beds, mothers. they

would come here and read the names to say their name out loud. was a healing experience for not just the veterans, but for their families, this tradition started 24 years a aft 11 of their former classmates were killed in the war. there are a number of events here in the bay area marking memorial day. they include a ceremony in san jose honoring the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country that gets underway at 11 o'clock this morning at the oak hill funeral , home and memorial park on curtner avenue. one of the bay area's largest and oldest memorial day events will take place at the presidio in san francisco this morning. that ceremony gets underway at 11 a.m. that will include a bell ringing and re fleeing ceremony . the service at the presidio has taken place every memorial day for nearly 160 years. and there's a new memorial day tradition in the east bay. this is the second year the mount diablo rotating beacon will be led to honor all the military

service members who died while on active duty. the ceremony will be held at the veterans memorial building in danvillehel anthem in the playing of taps. the ceremony starts at sunset, which is shortly before 8 30 tonight. many businesses in most public buildings will be closed today for the federal memorial holiday. the includes all government offices. the postal service in courts, banks and public schools are also closed. there is no trading on u. s stock markets today. most public transit agencies are running on reduced schedules. today chp s maximum enforcement ends at midnight tonight officers have been monitoring highways checking for drivers who are not buckled up, talking on their phone, speeding and driving under the influence. san francisco police are among the local law enforcement agencies that will conduct those doing patrols today. memorial day weekend coincides with the national highway traffic safety administration's click it or ticket seatbelt campaign, which goes through next weekend.

investigators are looking for the cause of an apartment fire in oakland. it happened at an apartment building on foothill boulevard near 12th avenue, flames began in a backyard shed and spread to a second floor apartment, destroying a deck. indoor video from the citizen. app shows a lot of smoke coming from behind the building. it took firefighters about a half an hour to get that fire under control. if you are looking for music and food the next couple of sunday afternoons you could head to st james park in san jose, a nonprofit organization is sponsoring a free spring concert series to bring people back to the park and ktvu reporter lamonica peters caught up with people in the concert crowd to get their take on this revitalization plan. sunday afternoon, just off east st john street, dozens of people gathered at st james park and san jose for music, food and a

good time. wow. okay. bring your lawn chair. bring your blanket. we always have a beer garden. we always have food trucks. we always have kids activities and we got amazing music. um that is just makes you feel the pulse of the community. st. james park is facing challenges with drug and criminal activity in recent years. it also became a place where unhappy people would find shelter. san jose. the nonprofit groups sponsoring concerts and working to revitalize the park says it wanted to bring back family fun activity. welcome here, and if you look around, right, there are definitely folks here, and i hope they're enjoying it, and they're tapping their toes, and they're feeling the joy that everybody else is feeling, too. so this part is for everybody. sounds of music pumping through the air and people dancing in the park. one

san jose native says she loves the downtown area and is happy to be able to enjoy st james park again. some issues with the homeless and it's a problem that we're dealing with, so i'm glad that they're trying to solve the issue and have music out here. still the same clear historic preservation foundation filed a lawsuit to four san jose to maintain the parks historic designation that could complicate revitalization efforts. the city won the lawsuit, but the foundation is appealing. in the meantime, people say they'll continue to enjoy the free concerts at st james park. i think it's what you make of it right? i think it just come out here and you make it yours and everybody will have their own perspective. but i think it's a great it's a great park. now. the free concert will continue on sundays until june, 18th starting at 3 30 until seven o'clock we reached out to the foundation but didn't hear back from them in time for this report. lamonica peters, ktvu

fox two news. 507 is your time. this is the holiday weekend that traditionally marks the beginning of summer, but people here in the bay area are dealing with as you see here, gloomy weather conditions that you would normally expect during the winter and simple words. it's known as a great you've heard us mention it before it has been cloudy, chilly and windy. nearly everywhere you look around the bay area, including crown beach in alameda. it does feel colder and a lot colder than it has been in quite a few years. it's not so fun. whatever whatever is happening out there, climate change whatever it is called. i just went to on a vacation to ireland and scotland and i felt like this weather prepared me. everyone in ireland, scotland said. oh you come from sunny california. i said, actually, our weather's like yours right now. yeah we were kind of like scotland right now. are we many times this may gray turns into june gloom. steve paulson joins us now with what to expect for today, but i can think that it's not gonna be much different than

we had over left today. not today or probably through midweek. i think june gloom will be back. i soon as we get there. it will be arriving pretty rapidly yesterday was lit up, especially mendocino county, lake county, especially around clear lake. also someible for ts moving south. also over the sierra northeast california right back towards mount shasta and reading as well. west of reno, two thirds of an inch of rain immigrant gap 0.63 that was around the 5200 ft level. mineral northeast california quarter of an inch in boonville picked up 19 100 fifty's on the temps low mid couple of her forties, but a lot of fifties and an onshore breeze now is gusting up to 32. not too long ago. it looks like it's coming down a little bit cooler to mild pattern, the low responsible for our change yesterday is moving south slowly, but there's still some cloud cover, especially south over. so it's a combination of low clouds high class but the beat goes on for the mountains, northeast california look at the

projections here for over. the next seven days or so into june 5th another inch for tahoe plus truckee and susanville, 83 100, so we're not seeing an end to that anytime soon. 50 sixties seventies low overcast sun and clouds breeze. oh will be there and temperatures slow to recover . this might be it if it isn't today or tomorrow, one of the coolest days of the week, but not much change till the end of the week does look like some gradual warming, though you guys all right. thank you, steve, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice coming up, we're going to show you the san francisco service that paid tribute to fallen military members and warnings about dangerous conditions along northern california. rivers and lakes. had some families changed their memorial day plans coming up where they're spending the time instead.

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her speaking out after they say they were fired for chasing shoplifters out of the store. video shot by one of the workers shows the thieves coming into the business grabbing samples of clothing before being confronted by the assistant manager. nope. no get out. so lulu lemon, like many other retailers say it has a strict policy zero tolerance policy, in fact, for chasing or physically engaging with the suspect during a robbery, the company says safety and security of employees and guests is always lululemon's top priority . the police did catch the suspects, and they faced robbery charges now. there are those founder elizabeth holmes is set to report to prison tomorrow. the 39 year old was convicted of defrauding investors in her palo alto based blood testing startup and sentenced to 11 years in custody. she is expected to serve her sentence at a minimum

security federal prison in bryan, texas, about 100 miles northwest of her hometown of hod her innocence and is appealing her conviction. a caretaker at a santa rosa cemeteries under arrest, accused of firing a gun and threatening a visitor. it happened saturday at santa rosa memorial park. one man told police he was confronted by a caretaker who pointed a gun at him and ordered him to leave. he says the caretaker then fired a shot into the ground a few feet away. police arrested 29 year old alejandro guerrero barragan of santa rosa. you're seeing a little loss x right there. help close out bottle rocks 2023 festival. he was one of the days headliners along with the red hot chili peppers, an estimated 40,000 music fans gathered at the napa valley expo for the last day of this three day event. and the san ramon arts and wind festival is now

underway. people brought their kites to fly in the big field at central park. there were also vendor selling homemade crafts and food organizers call it a pit friendly, bike friendly and family friendly event. that festival continues today from 11 to 6 county coroner has confirmed the identity of a man whose body was recovered from lake del valle, witnesses say 26 year old daniel colson. of san jose jumped into the water to retrieve an or from his family's boat. on saturday, he immediately began to struggle went underwater and alameda county sheriff's office dive team unit located his body. a few hours later, the east bay regional parks recommends everyone where life jacket went around water. the long holiday weekend is a chance for families to get out of the house and spend some time together for many families and includes time spent near the water. oceans are a little too cold right now, and there are extra concerns this year because of rivers have powerful currents as the snowpack melts. so for families with small children, the top choice was a nearby lake people

for people in the east bay and the central valley, folsom leak seemed ideal. the lakes are not nice option, especially with lintels. current water is not as cold. it's a little bit warmer in the in the shallow ends. you've got lifeguards on, you know, on standby, that kind of thing. river river can definitely be a different story. currents are dangerous waters colder. protecting their children was the top priority when they came prepared with everything from life jackets to sunscreen. with record snowpack melting in the sierra california rafting guide to say everyone should take extra precaution. they're encouraging first timers to come later in the summer, when water levels are lower, and the flow of water is not as intense. certainly going to look like a different river come august, maybe, but very intense right now. let's check in with steve paulson. this is going to continue for a while. i think this rough waters will be all summer, right? i would think well into the summer. yes plus, they're getting a lot of

thunderstorm activity. we'll look ahead and just a second look back to yesterday's very cool temperatures, although with the south breeze, santa rosa canfield did warm up to 70 fairfield, only 74 of them redwood city. santa cruz, just shy of 70. livermore is only 66 , oakland and san francisco upper fifties only look at the thunderstorm activity erupting over mendocino county and lake county, right in the next few frames here. and there was some pretty good totals here. some of the higher elevations picked up about a third quarter of an inch, also into sonoma county, marin county and no doubt about it in the sierra, just to the west of renewing see that thunderstorm activity susanville , northeast california reading up to shasta, two thirds of an inch immigrant gap was also in their mineral court of an inch in boonville did pick up 19 100. there were numerous reports of drizzle as well. fifties on the temps. for most, there are a few forties but a few 40 few fifties will probably not change all that much. southwest 20th travis . they were up to 32. so a little bit of a coming down on that breeze. and it makes sense. there's low clouds that far out

there. 50 60 seventies cool to mild on the tips. the low is on its way south slowly but will still spinnin some cloud cover and nothing is changing for the mountains. that's pretty good activity going forward. all the way at the june 5th. you're seeing one inch totals being one plus for tahoe and truckee, so after an evening thunderstorms still in the forecast overcast, patchy drizzle sun and clouds more clouds to the south 50 60 seventies on the temps and really, either today or tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week. gradually warm up as we head towards the end of the we could get back into some eighties by the weekend there, andre, steve. thanks, man. school safety and artificial intelligence coming up the new promising possibility that ai could be used to spot guns on campus than traveling safely with pets for those planning to hit the road this summer ahead, we have the dues and don't so pet travel.

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there is systemic racism. i don't think that there is a racist on the on the steps of the capitol, saying let's have all toxicants go to communities of color. but the rules and the processes that are in place tend to make that happen. the cdc report shows black children are eight times more likely to die from asthma than white children . more than 3500 people in this country die from asthma complications each year. oncologists have developed an ai model to help predict whether breast cancer will spread. researchers in the uk say they want to utilize ai to analyze secondary breast cancer to determine whether the original cancer will spread based on changes in the patient's lymph nodes. the scientists say they're a i model can potentially help doctors better treat and care for patients. testing will continue. across europe. time now his wife 20, too many pet owners are bringing along their dogs and cats for their road trip this weekend and

in the upcoming months foxes caroline shadley has some holiday tips for some animal safety experts. pet ownership is on the rise. 87 million u and with triple a estimating that more than 42 million americans will travel at least 50 miles from home this memorial day weekend. that means more pets are also hitting the roads and flying the skies really think the main advantages is the companionship, animal wellness experts say getting you and your pets safely from point a to point b starts with knowing the risks and having a plan. certainly containment is the most important thing. if driving , it suggested you use a travel harness, not only to protect your pet, but to keep the driver from getting distracted and it flying stick to direct flights to reduce travel stress for both you and your loved one. plus they're packing tips. make sure that you bring extra food and water because the water at your destination location can

potentially cause tummy upset for the for your pets. we also recommend that you bring medical records any kind of, um medications your pet may need making, traveling with pets even easier, particularly those road stops. the fda updated its food code late last year, saying restaurants can now have dogs in outdoor areas with approval from a local regulator. i think dogs should be allowed everywhere. another thing to remember if your dog travels in the car with you this summer, they can quickly overheat, so never leave them unattended in the vehicle where temps can spike in. washington carolina shively fox news. marin county residents got quite a surprise when they spotted a bear in their yard. check out this video sent to us by a viewer caught on a doorbell camera. it shows that bear roaming through his yard in larks burrow from this resident there. the house is located in the madrone canyon section of larkspur. there he is a little beer roaming around. the residents say they reported the sighting. to authorities. it's a

big week on the campaign trail what some of the presidential candidates are doing to gain support and the local veterans celebrating 100 years on this earth 1/100 birthday, looking at blowing out the candles, the big celebration from him and the battle he remembers most during his time in service. and now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu dot com slash email to sign up for the daily service will be right back.

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across the country. we're going to take a closer look at what's happening in tockies. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook for dave clark is enjoying this memorial day off. he is today is, of course, may 20/9 memorial day. so we want to check in with the forecast. of course. if you're around this weekend, i was heading out to call me yesterday was on the windshield so we can expect probably more of that today, according to steve paulson, how is capitola? andre capitola was fantastic. did a great job fun out there and i, the pastel condos out there, i thought were really cool by the pair. cute it's happening out there. you can still you can go out there. a lot of people may not know. but the cleanup is pretty much holding so nice. that's great. that's great news, steve, you were asking. appreciate the answer. thank you. all right. we do have fifties on the temps. it is cloudy. if it's not low clouds. it's a combination of low and high clouds thunderstorm activity, which was front and

center. mendocino county. lake county is now pushing south. but hi. stay and seasonably cool. with 50 sixties to near 70. alright pam hasn't anything to talk about anything yet? still pretty smooth for the commute. so that's some good news on this memorial day for people like us who need to get into work or they're out and about here's the east shore. you can see traffic moving along just fine. nice view of the sure there and the bay and as we head over to the golden gate bridge few more cars there, but still not crowded at all. certainly a lot of people have the day off today, but could be a little bit more crowded in the afternoon as people head to maybe getting out and about to enjoy the day will continue to look at the cameras for you this morning to keep an eye on the traffic. one of the bay area's largest and oldest memorial day events will take place at the presidio in san francisco this morning. ktvu is dave doubling as live from the national cemetery in san francisco with a preview. good morning, dave. good morning, pam

. really a beautiful, peaceful sight of this morning here at the national cemetery behind me , you can see the headstones of fallen service men and women who gave their lives. volunteers have already placed american flags out along the roadways and in front of each of the tombstones. this, of course, is ahead of today's ceremony that will start around 11 a.m. now again, this service is expected to draw a large crowd of people looking to pay their respects for the brave men and women who served our country. tree and paid with their lives. the ceremony will include a bell ringing along with the wreath laying ceremony, san francisco's memorial day celebrations kicked off yesterday with an honor ceremony. that event featured a u s. naval sea cadet corps band at land's end. those in attendance there also honored those on board the uss san francisco one of the most dedicated ships of world war two individuals there reminding us what the true cost of freedom means. it is actually paid not in the price of hamburgers, hot dogs and picnics. but it's paid

in the price of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. and we have passed on before us. and for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, sharing their stories so important to help keep their memories alive and to remind us what the true meaning of memorial day means for this country again, organizers of events saying, if you know someone who has served, or they're living family members to pay your respects to them back here live at presidio. that event ceremony beginning at 11 a.m. we're live this morning in san francisco. dave dudley ktvu fox two news. thank you, dave. well california state parks will be free to veterans and active military members. on this memorial day, the park service's honoring their service by offering free admission today to 130 state parks, and that includes mount diablo state park, mount tam and onion. nuevo service members must show a military i d or proof of discharge to get that free

admission. 5 31. hundreds of people are expected to gather in the east bay this evening. what could be the final memorial ceremony on hillside on hillside there in lafayette? more than 4000 crosses were placed on that hillside across from lafayette bart station 20 years ago. it honors the u. s soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan that land is now up for sale in the future of the crosses is on certain the memorial day ceremony begins at 5 30 this evening a world war two veteran from the east bay celebrated his 1/100 birthday this memorial day weekend. yeah. a big party, of course in alamo for alfred gross or alfie aziz's family and friends call him he served as a lieutenant in the u. s navy during the second world war. he says his fondest memory of serving was a mission to liberate a group of australian

prisoners of war in southeast asia. we got noticed that there was a concentration camp sarah lack, which wasn't too far away. and since we had a very low draft, we could go up to sour rock river and we went up and got these prisoners of war out of the camera. well, he has some great advice for us. mr gross says his secret to longevity is playing bridge five times a week , calling each of his children every day. and having a positive outlook on life. happy birthday. an annual memorial day tradition was back the nation's capital. thousands of bikers were in washington, d. c. for the rolling to remember formerly known as rolling thunder. this year. the ride started at the pentagon organizers say this is the first year it's fully back to its pre pandemic form. 5 33,

now president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy, now trying to convince members of congress to approve the deal they reached to suspend the nation's debt ceiling. the 99 page bill suspends the nation's debt ceiling until january, 2025 to avoid a federal default while limiting government spending. both sides had to give up things they wanted. the president says he believes the deal he reached with the house speaker will be approved by congress. i think he negotiated with me in good faith . he kept his word. he said what he would do. he did what he said he'd do, and i have no idea what votes i expect he does. but i don't think he would have made the agreement. speaker. mccarthy says the house will vote on the legislation on wednesday, giving the senate time to consider it before june 5th. that day is the day when treasury secretary janet yellen says the u. s could default on its debt if lawmakers do not act in time. for more perspective on the agreement. we spoke with ludwig carini, a finance professor at the

university of san francisco's school of management, he says a compromise is necessary. we have to get a deal because the government spends a certain amount, so if we didn't get a deal, there would be a lot of chaos. um another question is, should we lower the debt gdp ratio for the united states going forward, but that's a that's a longer term discussion, so i think they'll sell it to both. sides one will say we can't spending and we, uh added more of our programs, and the other will say we didn't cut a lot of our major programs on the biden side, so i think that's what both will say now. under the bill, nondefense spending will be relatively flat. it will also expand work requirements for those on food stamps, restart student loan payments and cut funding for the i. r s the campaign is intensifying for the 2024 race for the white house, especially among the growing field of republican candidates, former president donald trump and florida governor ron dissenters will be

campaigning in iowa this week. santos is facing attacks not only from front runner donald trump, but also from candidate nikki haley, who says the sentence just copies trump he's just going to be an echo to trump. people just vote for trump. why does it go out there on my own person? you're going to see what you see is what you get going to tell you. what i think i'm going to tell you what i believe is the part of all presidential races that i hate. the most is when the party is fighting against each other. in many ways, it doesn't do anybody any favors and it is very, very difficult to get through. whenever an average poll by real clear politics shows trump double the support of the santis. every other candidate is well behind those two. the first republican primary debate is set for august in milwaukee. in ukraine, officials say. the capital city of kiev saw the largest drone attack in the country that the country has faced since the start of the russian invasion 15 months ago. the attack came as the city was getting ready to mark the anniversary of the founding. at least one person was killed. a woman was hospitalized after

debris fell in a seven story building and started a fire, ukraine's air force says of the 54 drones that were launched 52 were shot down. turkish president erdogan was has won another five year term after 20 years in power, he said rebuilding quake stricken cities will be his priority as supporters took to the streets to celebrate. president erdogan has survived a number of political crisis as leader of turkey, including an attempted military coup locally now melting snowpack has washed out a major road in utah, causing it to completely shut down. the road in payson canyon is about an hour south of salt lake city. the area is a popular spot for recreational activities, but those looking to enjoy the canyon this memorial day weekend have to make other plans. local law enforcement says repairs could take some time given the severity of the damage. yesterday some of our emergency management folks came up and it was about a foot and a half or two beyond the double yellow

line. there are big delays for campgrounds to open in the area to as many are now rushing rivers at lower elevations. and if you go further, or you can go up to the mountains, there are still snowed in all the way up there in utah, and that is, uh, here as well. campgrounds closed and this is going to continue. but we have cooler weather, which certainly is helping steve because there was a lot of concern about a very rapid snow melt. would you rather have too much snow than not enough? i mean, there you go. i would seriously so it's yes. you know , we've gone from nothing to something, and then there were still getting that snow mountain. we still get these lows coming in underneath the high pressure system, and it triggered a lot of activity yesterday, especially up in lake county, northern lake county, mendocino county along the sonoma coast. marin county can see that as up below that is now taking a dive south. not only that circulation around that really triggered more activity, especially in the arena along interstate 80 up in the northeast california reading

northern sacramento valley west or reno. two thirds of an inch of rain fell mineral and northeast california quarter of an inch boonville 19 1 hundred's along interstate 80 immigrant gap, also two thirds of an age. that's pretty impressive for this time of year fifties on the temps couple of upper forties but a lot of fifties there was a roaring breeze. looks like it's come down load because of low clouds have made it all the way out past fairfield. it's a cooler pattern. some areas do get mild. maybe if you get that south wind, but it's 50 sixties and seventies on the temps so you can see the low right there. it's on its way slowly south, but if you're areas to the south could get a little bit of activity. but the mountains it looks like it'll be decreasing for us, but not for the mountains. a lot of activity for the next 56 days here is being forecast so all overcast or some higher clouds up above that drizzles being reported mix of sun and clouds, not much of a change in those temperatures. 50 60 seventies. i don't see much change here for a while. there are some hints that maybe end of the week might get a little bit of warm up, you guys all right.

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door open the bear ran off, but left quite a mess inside that car, so you can imagine that glad everyone was okay. well as school shootings continue. more schools are beginning and a i pilot program to try to improve their security systems are pretty interesting here. foxes madeline river tells us the pros and cons of using ai security in schools we have to take in all of the above approach. so we can keep our children. and our communities safe as communities across the country worked to prevent gun violence, schools are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to keep students safe. we use your existing video cameras, coupled with our artificial intelligence gun detection to prevent threats . security technology companies using ai to detect concealed weapons connect with the school's existing surveillance cameras. despite weapons brought on campus. it's artificial intelligence as the ability to be able to identify a weapon to

assess what's going on and how that person is acting as being faster, less invasive and more accurate than traditional security screeners. a i doesn't require bag checks or body searches typically works with an existing security camera system where it sits alongside that and plays the role of the human being that might or might not be monitoring. but the high speed technology isn't full proof. we're aware of all the amazing and wonderful things that ai can do, but at the same time there lots of potential negative implications of a i. positives are just one example of one cameras detects something that's not actually a gun. to avoid sending police out when there is no real danger. many of these ai pilot projects are relying on humans who firsterore notifying authorities. in washington mother rivera, fox news arch of the country's largest bank, has filed a patent to compete with check gpt new patented trademark

filing. jpmorgan chase is attempting to trademark index gpt and ai system to be used for business and commercial purposes . the idea would be used in the company's computer software section. of financial, securities and financial assets as well as analyzing and selecting securities plan to send humans to mars and build a base. there will require a lot of preparation. one of the first steps is figuring out where the safest place for construction. that is actually the sound of seismic activity on mars recorded by swiss scientists. it's a 4.6 magnitude quake, one of the biggest recorded by nasa's insight, mars rover. what's great about this quake was that it was so strong that these surface ways we're able to travel the entire planet multiple times. you can now start to measure the velocity of

which the surface we travel along the planet and you know, based on that velocity, we can actually extract the information about, um, interior structure of mars. scientists have other concerns about where to build the home base on mars. besides avoiding quake prone areas, researchers recommend construction be near some ice deposits on the martian surface so that the research station workers have a source of water nearby. coming up at 5 46 this morning those planning to ride bart in the east bay today could experience half hour delays. bart workers are repairing tracks between the rock region horrendous stations, which are closed this weekend. but shuttles are running between both stations during service returns tomorrow. more track work is planned for june 10th and the 11th as well. two of the beare money from the state to avoid severe cuts and service and staffing. both bart and muni say they are still struggling, struggling to recover from the record low ridership during the pandemic. at a time when federal

funding is also running out. the two transit agencies say they may be forced to drastically scale back service, especially late at night and on weekends. for people that work on the weekends. people that want to go to ball games and you know that it's i think it would be a really tough way to go if they if they shut it down on the weekends, and i believe that it should be, they should prioritize like even on weekends to or late night service because you got people who also work in a weekend or coming home late at night. concern over safety is also playing a role in the declining ridership numbers. a recent survey by the bay area council found 45% of the people who currently do not ride bart say they're worried about crime. i'm hoping 11 of these days. bart can improve on security. more police on the trains. yeah it's not enough of that. there's people writing those rails all day long, and i see him. everybody sees him. bart says

it's trying to increase ridership by increasing police patrols on all of its trains and at the stations. the transit agency also plans to update its gates to make it more difficult for writers to avoid paying fares. alright 5. 47 is your time right now you're looking live from our camera pointing toward the east shore emeryville , of course, berkeley in the distance there, as well as albany. triple a expects most of the people who travel over the long holiday weekend that includes people returning home today and tomorrow as well. part of the reason why so many people in the bay area are hitting the roads is because gas prices are certainly down compared to this time last year, ktvu is bailey o. carroll spoke with drivers about taking a road trip this holiday weekend. oh i lied to you. sorry right now, the average price for a regular tank of gas in california is $4.84. that's down significantly from this time last year when the price was $6.08, those high prices caused people to cut back

on driving wherever and whenever they could, including holiday weekend road trips this year could be a different story. they've been going down a lot, and i like that expects about 37 million people will drive to their destinations. that number is up 6% from last year. no doubt some people are being motivated by the lower gas prices to 75. but the $1.25 drop in california is not enough for drivers like walnut creek resident robert clint been doing a lot of traveling like that. not a lot of road trips. not because of gas problem is they come down slow. they go up fast. coming down slow. they never quite go down far enough. so we're kind of stuck with with with a high base price. gas prices are just one facet of expenses that have come down slightly. and while every little bit helps inflation is still up on many everyday i double digit inflation. everything you buy in california. uh you know, everything helps. it's really

hard for the middle class. you know, i don't know how they do it. driver we spoke to said they would feel most comfortable paying about $3 a gallon right now the highest price for a gallon of regular gas in the bay area is in sonoma and san mateo counties at $4.98, the cheapest average price for a gallon of gas is in santa clara county, $4.81 in the newsroom. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. it is coming up on 5 50 this morning. starting today, fire agencies will be doing controlled burns in the north bay, calif. are will be overseeing the work along how we won 28 near the canyon creek resort in the town of winters. firefighters will be burning dry grass off about 80 acres. operations start at nine o'clock today, tomorrow and wednesday and are set to finish by five o'clock each day. there will be several fire agencies in the area and smoke is likely to be visible in solano and yolo counties, and some roads will only have one lane for use by local traffic. the cooler

weather is certainly nice for the controlled burns and getting some of those grasses. yeah, under control. and steve says the weather is what today staying cool. no doubt about it here. we'll take a look at the highest attempts from yesterday, which runs seasonably cool again. i mean, sacramento was only 78 fairfield, 74. santa rosa kent field right at 70. redwood city, santa cruz were closed. livermore was only 66 degrees oakland 59 in the city was only 58 watch. the thunderstorms just go bonkers here. mendocino county lake county. that low circulating right off the marine coast is now south, but it did trigger some activity for many, including drizzle or very light rain, but the thunderstorms are the big story fifties on most of the temps san carlos sunnyvale right at 50. most locations are because of the cloud cover. they're not really changing all that much onshore breeze more so than a win so far, but that breeze will pick up again. the low is on its way south and as it does it, still spending in some clouds, so it's a cool to mild pattern. drizzle looks like it will be with us again. nights

and mornings, probably through wednesday. couple one hundred's here in the mix ceremony. you see the loan right there. so activity farther south, maybe a little more in the way of cloud cover farther north. if you can clear that fog back and i get a little more sun, but look at the isle. i mean, just an amazing amount being forecast here all the way into june 5th so 50 sixties coast in bay water temps have come up, so that does make a little bit of a difference. sun and clouds. if you can get that fog to burn off, it's a slow process. this pattern is not changing all that much. upper fifties low sixties to very low seventies in areas it should be in the low eighties by now, after wednesday, though, there are some hints of at least a little bit of a warm up, you guys thank you. the white house and republicans strike attended the deal on raising the debt ceiling. coming up a look at the two key elements of the proposal as we are exactly one week away from the country going into default, and san francisco had its carnival celebration after the break, we're going to show you the bright colors and energetic sounds from the event.

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55 2. more horses have had to put be put down at churchill downs, bringing the total number of deaths to 12 in the past two months. attracts spokesperson says both the horses put down

suffered serious leg injuries. the track is home to the kentucky derby, and representatives say they are troubled by the recent horse deaths. they say churchill downs is now working with the kentucky horse racing and other racing agencies to investigate the deaths and improve the sports safety. the radio home of the san francisco giants pay tribute to one of the greatest baseball players ever to play on both sides of the baby can be our on our legendary picture vital blue , who died earlier this month he helped the a's win three consecutive world series championships between the years 1972 and 74. the six time all star also had several successful seasons with the san francisco giants. by the blues, longtime friend former giants pitcher bill lasky hosted sunday's tribute. 209 wins a fabulous career over 30 shut outs over 100 complete games. uh one of the best and of course in northern california, playing for the oakland a's as well as the giants. i still believe he's the

number one athlete. he's an icon for northern california. blue died earlier this month at the age of 73 following a battle with cancer. many pet owners are bringing along their dogs and cats for their road trips this weekend and in the upcoming months as well, and animal safety experts are urging drivers to put their pets in a secure travel harness before hitting the highway. they also have some packing tips to make sure dogs and cars are safe once their owners arrive at their holiday destinations. make sure that you bring extra food and water because the water at your destination location can potentially cause tummy upset for the for your pets. we also recommend that you bring medical records. any kind of medications your pet may need. holiday travelers are also being reminded of the dangers of leaving a dog or cat alone in a hot car and we'll safety experts say pets should never be left alone for a long time during the summertime heat, thousands of

people celebrated carnival in san francisco this holiday weekend. the free two day festival featured music, dancing and, of course, food along 17 blocks of the mission district. this was the 40/5 year. for carnival. yes 66 different groups representing 23 countries in latin america and the caribbean. that's 3000 artists down the parade 20 blocks in the mission district. with all kinds of colors and music. everybody comes together we share a traditions. we share our cultures. we share our energy. we share all of our joy. this year's theme was music and movement. for many. the highlight of the day is the sunday parade, which included many lowriders. everyone we talked with said they are already planning on coming back for next year's carnival. right? word. many of us know that song

by heart. it has been a strong opening weekend for disney's live action little mermaid movie , preliminary figures show had brought in more than $95 million in ticket sales on its opening day on friday, and it could bring in more than $117 million before the long weekend is over . box office totals ranked the movie as the fifth biggest memorial day weekend opening ever. we passed the biggest infrastructure investment in our country ever. we address climate change. those are our priorities and not a single one of them are in this bill. but some democratic lawmakers are still angry about the attendant of debt ceiling deal there issue with two key elements and what they mean to taxpayers and honoring the brave servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives to defend the country attributes nationwide on this memorial day. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two welcome to mornings onto i'm

andre senior. and for dave clark . good morning. thank you for joining us. pam cook today is monday. may 20/9 nice to have you here. great to be here. steve paulson. also here talking about people are heading out a lot of picnics, right trip to the beach might be a bit chilly . not very warm, very warm. there's always a banana belt or two but mostly cloudy skies, low clouds and high mid level clouds up above that fifties on the attempts. i don't think there changing the low responsible for thunderstorms and cloud cover the high base cloud cover yesterday, and some of that activity is moving south. but still, there's plenty of low clouds in place so low clouds burning back slowly, fifties sixties to near 70. alright back to pam, and anything new out there, pam on the highways. i don't think so. which is some good news. we wanted to be nice and quiet on this holiday. weekend and holiday day. and as we look at the colosseum area there in oakland live very few cars out there very unusual for 6 a.m. on a monday morning over to the san mateo bridge live. look, they are traffic also very

light. so if you do need to get out and about around the bay area pretty good. all right back to that picture that pam was just showing you a moment ago. interstate 80 in oakland. i have a feeling it's gonna be a little pack later on today. as more people get up and hit the roads. usually we see cars in there right now, but it is smooth sailing on 8 80 right now this morning, and if we can take you out to the bay bridge toll plaza to see how things are looking there. do we have that? i guess not. but things are pretty light there as well. all right. having our news this morning. we are talking about the debt ceiling. this week, members of congress will discuss the debt ceiling proposal negotiated by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. they want to have the legislation on the president's desk before the end of the week. ktvu james torres here to break down the key points of the bill, and the timeline that lawmakers now face james. good morning to you. will lawmakers on both parties say they're not getting everything they've been asking for? but now? it's time to determine if there if they've

won enough to prevent a federal default. the goal here they say , is to get the nation to spend less one major provisions they will consider camping, nondefense spending after moving some money around from the i. r s and rescinding funds from unspent covid relief bills. the proposal would now increase federal or rather would not increase federal spending until 2025 and even then, nondefense programs would only increase by 1. the bill also proposes suspending the debt ceiling until 2025 that would eliminate it as a potential issue for the 2024 presidential election. the bill will first go to members of the house for discussion something house speaker kevin mccarthy says he's confident will pass. so it's not 100% of what everybody wants. but when you look, the country is going to be stronger. this is going to be transformational where congress is literally going to vote to spend less money. this year than we spent last year. the bill also addresses funding for veterans snap and food stamp benefits as well loan

forgiveness, and members of congress will begin negotiating this week, the house will begin officially discussing wednesday . once the bill clears there, it will then head to the senate with the goal of passing the legislation before that, june 5th deadline pam will send back to you. all right. thank you. james president biden will observe memorial day at arlington national cemetery, the president and vice president kamala harris will participate in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier , as is done every year. then the president will deliver the memorial day address. there are a number of events here in the bay area marking memorial day. they include a ceremony in san jose honoring the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country gets underway at 11 o'clock at the oak hill funeral home and memorial park on curtner avenue. and one of the bay area's largest and oldest memorial day events takes place at the presidio in san francisco this morning. that ceremony gets underway at 11 o'clock, and it includes a bell

ringing and wreath laying ceremony. the service at the presidio has taken place every memorial day for nearly 160 years. and there's a new memorial day tradition in the east bay. this is a second year in the amount diablo rotating beacon will be lit to honor all the military service members who died while on active duty. that ceremony will be held at the veterans memorial building in danville. it will also include the singing of the national anthem and the playing of taps. ceremony starts at sunset, which is shortly before 8 30 tonight. a ceremony at the california vietnam war memorial and sacramento honored the nearly 6000 californians who died serving our country. david edward gore, u s. marine corps staff sergeant. michael m. bartholomew every single name on the walls of the memorial is read during that annual ceremony. reading the names of the opportunity over the years

for people relatives, sons, brothers, alcohol to say their t loud. was a healing experience s 11 of their former classmateso were killed in the vietnam war. the chp s maximum enforcement ends at midnight tonight. officers have been monitoring the highways checking for drivers who are not buckled up who are talking on their phone, speeding or driving under the influence. san francisco police are among the local law enforcement agencies that will conduct doing patrols today. memorial day weekend coincides with the national highway traffic safety administration. click it or ticket seatbelt campaign, which goes through next weekend. the county coroner has confirmed the identity of a man whose body was recovered from lake del valle. witnesses say daniel cullison of san jose, jumped from his family's boat on saturday into the water to

retrieve an or the 26 year old immediately began to struggle and went underwater and alameda county sheriff's office dive team located his body. a few hours later. the east, the regional parks recommends wearing a lifejacket when around water. the long holiday weekend is a chance for families to get out of the house and spend some time together for many families and includes time spending near water. oceans are a little too cold right now, and there are extra concerns that this year because rivers have been powerful, they've got those powerful currents as a snowpack melts. so for families with small children, the top choice was a nearby lake. for people in the east bay and central valley, folsom lake seemed ideal. the lakes are not nice option, especially with with lentils. current water is not as cold. it's a little bit warmer in the in the shallow ends. you've got lifeguards on, you know, on standby, that kind of thing. river river can definitely be a different story. currents are dangerous waters colder. parents

say protecting their children was the top priority, and they came prepared with everything from life jackets to sunscreen. with record snowpack melting in the sierra california rafting guides say everyone should take extra caution. drink first timers to come later in the summer, when water levels are lower, and the flow of water is not as intense. investigators are looking for the cause of an apartment fire in oakland. it happened at an apartment building on foothill boulevard near 12th avenue. flames began in a backyard shed and spread to a second floor apartment, destroying a deck and a door video from the citizen. app shows a lot of smoke coming from behind the building. it took firefighters about a half an hour to get that fire under control. all right time now 67. many businesses and most public buildings will be closed today for the federal memorial day holiday, and that includes all government offices, the post service and courts, banks and public schools also closed. there's no trading on u. s stock markets today, either. most public transit agencies are running on reduced schedules

today. if mother nature cooperates, nascar's longest race happens today, rain postponed last night's coca cola 600 in charlotte, north carolina. today's forecast calls for cloudy skies with a chance of rain driver william byron has won three races so far this year sits in the pole position. the races 400 labs or 600, miles. it will air at noon on ktvu and our new news will mupposed to cap of auto racing's biggest day. it started yesterday morning with the dutchman max verstappen winning formula one's most glamorous race, the monaco grand prix. 300,000 people were on hand to watch the second big race on sunday, the indy 501 car hit the wall skated on the track upside down that driver kyle kirkwood escaped injury, but a tire flew off when over the fencing nearly hit the grandstand. the tires smashed a hood of a car blowing into a fan who had parked nearby. another

fan, andrew cossack, tweeted out video of the damage to his car. fortunately, though, no one was hurt. the indy 500 went to joseph new garden. it's his first victory there and a dozen attempts since the american diaries dairy association is one of the racist, proud sponsors. the winner celebrated by drowning in a bottle of milk or downing a bottle of milk. check it out right there. the garden shows whole milk by the way. he and his crew also took part in another race tradition than winning team. kisses the brick. finishing line. yes they do. one of the nation's largest insurance companies is no longer accepting new homeowner policies coming up the reason, state farm says ensuring californians is just too risky. quakes on mars could help scientists determine where to build a future based on the red planet. i'm marianne rafferty, th and much more coming r

little lies. well now, zac sos close out bottle racks. 2023 festival. he was one of the days headliners, along with the red hot chili peppers, an estimated 40,000 music fans gathered at the napa valley expo for the last day of this three day event nonprofit group is hosting a series of free outdoor concerts in an effort to bring people back to a park. in downtown san jose. yeah right. dozens of people gathered at st james park to enjoy some great music and food. this park has become one of san jose's trouble spots with crime and problems connected to people living there, but they're nonprofit group hopes these family friendly concerts will help make the park safe for everyone once again. bring your lawn chair. bring your blanket. we always have a beer garden. we always have food trucks. we

always have kids activities and we got amazing music. um that is just makes you feel the pulse of the community. at least outdoor concerts at st james park already hit with many music fans in san jose. i think it's what you make of it, right. i think it just come out here and you make it yours and everybody will have their own perspective. but i think it's a great it's a great park. this free concert series will continue every sunday for the next three weeks. time now is 6 13 scientists are taking closer look at mars. they're working to figure out the best place to build a home base for crews that would be stationed on the red planet, actually thinking about it, mary property reports the priority is finding a safe and stable location. a lot of things need to happen before people could potentially live on mars like building a base to help determine the most stable and safest location on the red planet for future fort

scientists in switzerland are studying earthquake activity on mars to learn more about its structural integrity. that's the noise of a 4.6 magnitude mars quake at the center of this research. it's one of the largest quakes recorded during nasa's previous insight mission . what's great about this quake was that it was so strong that these surface ways we're able to travel the entire planet multiple times. you can now start to measure the velocity of which the surface we travel along the planet. and you know, based on that velocity we can actually extract the information about, um, interior structure of mars using the rumbles from this mars quake researchers calculated morris crust or outermost layer is between 26 to 35 miles deep thicker than the crust on earth and the moon. the quake also revealed the crust on the southern hemisphere of the red planet is deeper than in the north. besides building a base

in a spot not prone t earthquakes. researchers also oo help of water to help advance these findings. researchers say future manned missions to mars should include a scientist trained in understanding the inner makeup of the planet. marianne rafferty, fox news one day steve might be forecasting weather on the red planet, huh? it's so crazy. i'll be long gone by no, no, it could be around the corner gone mind around the corner. alright we do have a pretty good activity for this time of year and the low came in and boy the thunderstorms erupted. we talked about it on friday. how will include mendocino county lake county causes upper lois dropping insure enough. some pretty good activity. now it's calmed down also into sonoma and linda marin county that low generate a little bit of activity. same can be set up in tahoe. reno northeast california reading up to shasta last you can see the circulation around that west of

reno two thirds of an inch immigrant gap also around 5200. ft. i saw 63 100 from a thunderstorm. mineral northeast california. and boonville picked up 19 100. some of the higher elevations. northern lake county picked up about a third of an inch fifties on the temps here. everyone is mainly under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. there's always a break or two, but not too many. travis back up to 28 mph. there's an onshore breeze, but the upper lower responsible for yesterday's now sliding south and has it does. we're not getting out of this pattern today or tomorrow. so cool mild . if you get that south wind can be on the mild side get some sun breaks but still drizzles in the forecast through wednesday, probably even into thursday. really there's just nothing to really mix anything out. high pressure might start the nose in towards the end of the week. but there's not an agreement on that. i mean, it will start to eventually bump up the activity in the mountains. looks like it is going to continue for at least a week. i mean, you're seeing over an inch for truckee. and south lake south fifties sixties by the coast water temps have come up. that should help a

little bit on some of those temperatures, some higher in mid level clouds up above the low cloud deck, so it's a combination of the two coastal clouds. cool to mild 50 60 seventies on the temps. not much change tuesday. after that, there are some signs that might get least back into the eighties for somebody inland areas. there, you guys thank you, steve . melting snowpack has washed out a main road in utah. that road in payson canyon is about an hour south of salt lake city. the area is a very popular spot for camping recreational activities. but those looking to enjoy the canyon this memorial day weekend had to make other plans. local law enforcement say repairs could take some time given the severity of the damage. yesterday some of our emergency management folks came up and it was about a foot and a half or two beyond the double yellow line. now there are big delays for the campgrounds and that area of utah as many are now near rushing rivers. at school shootings continue more schools are now beginning an ai

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pros and cons of using ai security to try to keep students safe from school shootings we had to take in all of the above approach. so we can keep our children. and our communities safe communities across the country worked to prevent gun

violence. schools are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to keep students safe. we use your existing video cameras, coupled with our artificial intelligence gun detection to prevent threats . security technology companies using ai to detect concealed weapons connect with the school's existing surveillance cameras. despite weapons brought on campus. it's artificial intelligence as the ability to be able to identify a weapon to assess what's going on and how that person is acting as being faster, less invasive and more accurate than traditional security screeners. anyway i doesn't require bag checks or body searches typically works with an existing security camera system where it sits alongside that and plays the role of the human being that might or might not be monitoring. but the high speed technology isn't full proof. we're aware of all the amazing and wonderful things that ai can do, but at the same time there lots of potential negative implications of a i. positives are just one example

of one cameras detects something that's not actually a gun. to avoid sending police out when there is no real danger. many of these ai pilot projects are relying on humans who first verify if what's being flagged is an actual threat before notifying authorities. in washington mother rivera fox news. all right, thank you. madeline to sports teams have a chance to make historic comebacks. today, the boston celtics host the miami heat in game seven of the nba eastern conference finals. the celtics have fought their way back from down three games to zero against miami. it was a buzzer beating, rebound and put back by guard derrick white. to win saturday's game six and even the series there now, 1, 5100 and 51 times. in nba history that a team fell behind three games to none. in the best four out of seven series. the celtics are now looking to be the first to ever come back to win the series after making that comeback in

hockey. the dallas stars are hoping to tie their series tonight against the vegas golden knights. the stars also went down three games to zero, but have won the last two. they hope to tie the series at home against the knights and then win game seven on wednesday, if necessary. stars are the betting favorites. the investigation is underway into the deaths of two racehorses who died over the weekend at churchill downs in louisville, kentucky. both horses were put down after suffering serious leg injuries. 12 horses have now died at the home of the kentucky derby during the past month. the racetrack says it's still working to determine the exact cause of the deaths, but animal rights activists are now urging churchill downs to take drastic action immediately. churchill downs could start with shutting down the track and to spending all the races until they get to the bottom of what's causing the problem there in very serious trouble, and they need to take it seriously. seven horses died

at churchill downs from training or racing injuries in the week leading up to this month's kentucky derby on may 6th. health care workers and management of lifelong medical care say they have reached a tentative contract agreement. the deal addresses staffing and working conditions and includes a wage increase for more than 500. union caregivers. lifelong offers health, dental urgent care and mental health services at seven clinics in the east bay and north bay. new research shows nearly 26 million americans have asthma, and at least 4 million of them are children. i have a bad coffee hurts my body. the study also shows more african american children are likely to develop asthma than any other racial group in the country. researchers say. genetics has something to do with it, but health officials say racially motivated housing laws from the past are also to blame. they say black americans were more likely

to live near energy plants and freeways that release pollutants into the air. it's clear that there is systemic racism. i don't think that there is a racist on the on the steps of the capitol, saying let's have all toxicants go to communities of color. but the rules and the processes that are in place tend to make that happen. the cdc report shows black children are eight times more likely to die from asthma than white children . more than 3500 people in this country die from asthma complications each year. ecologists have developed an ai model to help predict whether breast cancer will spread. researchers in the uk say they want to utilize ai to analyze secondary breast cancer to determine if the original cancer will spread based on the changes in a patient's lymph nodes. the scientists say they're a i model can potentially help doctors better treat and care for patients. testing will continue

across europe. the national highway safety administration has recalled more than 275,000 passenger cars, trucks and suvs in the past week, the largest recall is more than 175,000 newer ford broncos. the problem is a front row seat belt latch that may be hard to get to and that could lead to passengers not wearing seatbelts at all. the recall affects the five2021e last three model years, drivers may notice a noise when they try to turn the steering wheel, which could indicate the steering column was not properly assembled. still lantus is sending letters to the owners of the cherokees that are being recalled. time now, 6 26 a last minute deal on the debt ceiling, now heads to congress for approval. the key dates to know

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you on this memorial day with a look at how some people are remembering those who died while protecting our country. and a major insurance company pulls out of california. the reason state farm says it will no longer offer some coverage and the effects on existing from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto. all right. want to take you live to washington, d. c this morning. the tomb of the unknown soldier where, of course, every year the president. the vice president will be there with the wreath laying ceremony. the president will also make his annual memorial day address to the country, so i just want to take you there live. looks like

they're having about the same weather as we are a little bit of a gray day, gray may um, markets are not open because of the memorial day holiday. uh they're closed down opens tomorrow. just about 33,000. so good day. good clothes on friday , some hope over this debt ceiling, talking, getting an agreement. so wall street's definitely been up and down as those talks have been up and down, so we'll have all that coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook, a senior in for dave clark . he's taken a day off on this memorial day. may 20/9 is your day and of course, we'll be dealing with some cloudy skies of the less week or so. and steve is here to tell us what we can expect today, steve about the same. alright back to you, too. alright thank you. thank you attempts here. there might be a breaker, too. but it's a combination of the low clouds. you'd think after so much so much cool whether there wouldn't be any support for but they're still there and up. above that there are some mid and high

level clouds associated with an upper lower gave thunderstorms too much of the area. especially mendocino county. lake county is drifting south, but it's still spending in a lot of cloud cover up above the low clouds so fifties sixties to near 70 pretty cool pattern today and tomorrow. you guys get back traffic, anything going on or quiet? well we'll take a look around the bay area, steve. it's been pretty quiet selloff today on this memorial day holiday. we are taking a quick look just to make sure some people do get need to get out and about there's a live look at the san mateo bridge really very smooth and clear in both directions right back across the bridge here. here's oakland. you could see the oracle arena in the background 80 there in the foreground as you can see their traffic flowing smoothly in both directions. we see cars heading south bong. but as you can tell now, not much going on right now. very light traffic this morning. about the same for the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at the media and lights would usually be on right there at the toll plaza. but not today. if you're heading from the east bay into san francisco

straight shot today, no stopping are not of this story, one of the bears oldest memorial day events taking place later this morning, the presidio in san francisco, hosting a ceremony for service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. ktvu david settling is live at the national cemetery in san francisco with a preview of today's memorial date events. they've. good morning, andre. well, we are talking about honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives for the freedom that we enjoy every single day. we're standing inside the national cemetery here in san francisco. take a look. you can see the grave markers of those servicemen who served volunteers have already put out the american flags at each of these grave markers as well as along the roadway. as for this service , it will begin at 11 a.m. and the service like you said, is one of the area's largest and oldest memorial day events. a large crowd is expected they will pay their respects for the brave men and women who serve their country and paid with their lives. the ceremony will

include a bell ringing along with a wreath laying. this is just one of many memorial day events happening across the bay area yesterday in san francisco , we saw a celebration that kicked off the holiday weekend. that event featured a u. s. naval sea cadet court banned at land's end those in attendance there honored those on board the uss san francisco one of the most decorated ships of world war, two individuals there reminding us what the true cost of freedom means important for people to understand that the cost of freedom is not free. the story of the heroism of these brave sailors and marines compelling wish more people knew about it in the forest, and it's important to remember not to forget the lives and stories of servicemen and women who made that ultimate sacrifice organizers of events throughout the weekend, saying it is important to remember their names what they did for our country and for those still living as they age to pay honor to them. so this morning again,

the service here expected to begin at 11 am. we are expecting some people to turn out. and we have course, will bring updates throughout the morning reporting live this morning in san francisco, dave settling ktvu fox two news. thank you. california state parks will be free to veterans and active military members. on this memorial day, the park service's honoring their service by offering free admission today to 130 state parks that includes some mount diablo state park, mount tam, and in the wave. oh service members must show military id or proof of discharge to get the free admission. hundreds of people are expected to gather in the east bay this evening for what could be the final memorial day ceremony on a hillside in lafayette. more than 4000 crosses were placed on the hillside across from the lafayette bart station 20 years ago to honor the u. s soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan. but that land is now up for sale and the future of the crosses is uncertain. the memorial day ceremony begins at 5 30 this

evening. a caretaker at a santa rosa cemetery is under arrest, accused of firing a gun and threatening a visitor. it happened saturday at santa rosa memorial park. one man told police he was confronted by a caretaker who pointed a gun at him and ordered him to leave. he says the caretaker then fired a shot into the ground a few feet away. police arrested 29 year old alejandro guerrero barragan of santa rosa. time now is 6 35 president biden house speaker kevin mccarthy, now trying to convince members of congress to approve the deal they reached to suspend the nation's debt limit . the 99 page bill suspending the suspends the nation's debt limit until january of 2025 to avoid a federal default while limiting government spending. both sides had to give up things they wanted. the president says he believes the deal he reached with the house speaker will be approved by congress. i think he negotiated with me in good faith. he kept his word. he said what he would do. he did what he

said he'd do, and i have no idea what that votes i expect he does. but i don't think he would have made the agreement. speaker mccarthy says the house will vote on the legislation on wednesday, giving the senate time to consider it before june 5th the day went, treasury secretary janet yellen says the u. s could default on its debt if lawmakers do not act in time , one of the largest insurance companies in the country will no longer accept new applications for home and business insurance in california. state farm made that announcement over the weekend, citing the soaring cost of rebuilding claims tied to recent wildfires in california. existing customers will not be affected, and state farm will continue to offer auto insurance in california. their nose founder elizabeth holmes is set to report to prison tomorrow. the 39 year old was convicted of defrauding investors in her palo alto blood testing startup and sentenced to 11 years in custody . she is expected to serve her sentence at a minimum security federal prison in bryan, texas,

about 100 miles northwest of her hometown of houston. holmes has maintained her innocence and is appealing her conviction. six people were hurt in a russian missile strike today in the heart kiev region of ukraine, the governor of the kharkiv region posted video on his social media page of the damage to residential buildings. six people injured in that attack included three women from 73 to 90 years old. a pregnant woman of 14, year old and a 10 year old and a barrage of russian missiles targeted the capital city of key today that followed a nighttime attack on the city by drones and cruise missiles. at least one person was killed and a woman hospitalist after debris, fell on a seven story building and started to fire, ukraine's air force says of the 54 drones that were launched. 52 were shot down. turkish president erdogan has won another five year term after 20 years of power, he said rebuilding quake stricken cities will be his priority as supporters took to the streets

to celebrate. president erdogan has survived a number of political crisis as a leader of turkey, including an attempted military coup. the campaigning is intensifying for the 2024 race for the white house, especially among the growing field of republican candidates. both former president donald trump in florida governor rhonda santa's will be campaigning in iowa this week. santa's is facing attacks not only from front runner donald trump, but also from the republican candidate, nikki haley, who says de santis just copies trump he's just going to be an echo to trump. people just vote for trump. why does it go out there on my own person? you're going to see what you see is what you get going to tell you. what i think i'm going to tell you what i believe is the part of all presidential races that i hate. the most is when the party is fighting against each other. in many ways, it doesn't do anybody any favors and it is very, very difficult to get through. whenever they know one average poll by real real clear politics

shows trump with double the support of the santas. every other candidate is well behind those two at this point, the first republican primary debate is set for august and milwaukee starting today, fire agencies will be doing a controlled burn in the north bay. cal fire will be overseeing that work along how we won 28 near the canyon creek resort in the town of winters. firefighters will be burning dry grass off of about 80 acres operations start at nine o'clock over the next three days and finished by five o'clock. there will be several fire engines in the area and smoke is likely to be visible in solano and yellow counties. plus some roads will only have one lane for use by local traffic. seems like a good time to do that, as we have gray may and right at the end of the week. we move into june and i would imagine, as we check in with steve paulson that we're going to see a lot of june gloom. yes looks that way. yeah looks that way. you know, they're talking about in l a to like, make gray june gloom and it's up and down, and temperatures are reflective

of that. it's very cool. fairfield santa rosa canfield, 70 to 74 for this time of year, fairfield only 74 is amazing. redwood city santa cruz close to 70 livermore, though it's only 66. i was conquered. oakland 59 san francisco 58 thunderstorms with the big story yesterday looking up towards mendocino county, lake county kaboom and there was some pretty good downpours and some of the higher elevations about a quarter to a third of an inch. also 9 11 a little bit around, um some sonoma county marine county and a lot of drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. also up near reno along 80 50, northeast california, then reading up towards shasta and lassen, west of reno, not far away. two thirds of an inch inch immigrant gap two thirds as well. mineral quarter of an inch in boonville picked up 19 100 fifty's on the temps, load them in and i don't think they're changing. there's combination of low clouds. higher clouds. there might be a few breaks. we have an onshore breeze or wind travis been bounced me 2032. it is a pattern that's stuck, and it's just not

changing much so 50 60 seventies water temps have come up. expect that when you get a south wind if you get a northwest, cool down, drizzles, probably still in our forecast through wednesday. maybe thursday. again most of it, though, has been you know, closer to the coast or in the santa cruz mountains. that's the upper level low. we've had a series of these just coming in their week, but they still generate some activity, especially this year with all that moisture and the mountains. look at the projections here going over the next seven days. i mean, that's a lot of rain for this time of year keeps things going a lot of hail reports as well. fifties sixties on the temps overcast overcast some sun breaks lot of clouds, low clouds. i would think the low clouds will burn up a little sooner, but there's some partly cloudy is up above that. so 50 60 seventies on the temps. not much change through wednesday. some hints of at least a little bit of a warm up towards the end of the weekend, maybe into the weekend. alright see? thank you so much big opening weekend for disney's remake over the little mermaid, the eye popping number it's putting up in theaters. yeah looks amazing. all right,

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ride bart in the east bay could experience half hour delays spark workers are repairing tracks between the rockridge and

orinda stations, which are closed this weekend, but shuttles are running between both stations. train service returns tomorrow more track work, by the way is planned for june 10th and the 11th to the bay area's largest public transit agencies say they need more money from the state to avoid severe cuts in service and staffing. both bart and muni say they are still struggling to recover from the record low ridership during the pandemic at a time when federal funding is running out, and the two transit agencies say they may be forced to drastically scale back service, especially late at night and on weekends, too. for people that work on the weekends. people that want to go to ball games and you know i did it. i think it would be a really tough way to go if they if they shut it down on the weekends, and i believe that it should be , they should prioritize like even on weekends to or late night service because you got people who also work in a weekend or coming home late at night. concern over safety is playing a role in the decline in ridership numbers. a recent

survey by the bay area council found 45% of the people who currently don't ride bart say they're worried about crime. i'm hoping 11 of these days. bart can improve on security. more police on the trains. yeah it's not enough of that. there's people writing those rails all day long, and i see him. everybody sees him. oh, bart says it's trying to increase ridership by increasing police patrols and all of its trains and stations. the transit agency also plans to update its gates to make it more difficult for riders to avoid paying fares. two employees at a lululemon store in georgia are speaking out after they say they were fired for chasing shoplifters out of the store. now video shot by one of the employees shows that thieves coming into the business and grabbing armfuls of clothing before being confronted by the assistant manager. nope no mallicoat out. lululemon like

many other retailers, has a strict zero tolerance company policy for chasing or physically engaging with a suspect during a robbery. the company says the safety and security of employees and customers is always lululemon's top priority. police did catch the suspects, and they do face robbery charges. in annual memorial day tradition was back in the nation's capital . thousands of bikers were in washington, d. c yesterday for the rolling to remember formally known as rolling thunder. this year. the right started the pentagon and organizers say this is the first year it's fully back to its pre pandemic for world war two veteran from the east bay celebrated his 1/100 birthday this memorial day weekend. there was a big party in alamo for alfred gross or alfie as his family calls music heard there. in that video, he

served as a lieutenant in the u. s. navy during the second world war. he says his fondest memory of serving was a mission to liberate a group of australian prisoners of war in southeast asia. we got noticed that there was a concentration camp sour lack, which wasn't too far away . and since we had a very low draft we could go up to sour rock river and we went up and got these prisoners of war out of the camera. mr gross also says his secret to longevity is playing bridge five times a week, calling each of his children daily and having a positive outlook on life. great advice and happy birthday to him . well, the country's largest bank has filed a patent to compete with chat gpt in a new patent and trademark filing. jpmorgan chase is attempting to trademark index gpt. you know it would be used in the company's computer software selection of financial, securities and

financial assets, as well as analyzing and selecting securities. word. personally my opinion one of the best songs of all time, and that was a wonderful movie strong opening for disney's live action little mermaid movie, preliminary figures show it brought in more than $95 million in ticket sales on the first three days of the memorial day weekend, it could bring in more than $117 million before the long weekend is over. box office totals rank that movie as the fifth biggest memorial day weekend opening ever. jimmy garoppolo is time with the las vegas raiders could be short lived. pro football talk obtained his contract, which includes an addendum that basically says it could happen because he failed his raiders physical because of a lingering foot injury. now garoppolo reportedly accepted a waiver

that states until he passes that physical raiders could cut him and pay nothing. adding to the saga is tom brady. he is set to become a minority owner of the raiders, but sources say other nfl owners will reject his stake in the team unless brady stays retired and does not come back and play for the raiders. actor will ferrell is set to play legendary oakland raiders head coach john madden in an upcoming film, he will tell the story of the bay area icon who became a super bowl champion coach, a popular football commentator, then the name behind the most famous sports video game of all time. madden football. farrell is a big sports fan. he has appeared in such movies as talladega nights. blades of glory semipro that's going to be amazing, john man, if you ever had the chance to meet him personally never had his family , one of his sons. i was in an event with one of his sons as

well there in the wine business, and they're just gracious, lovely people. that's amazing. that's going to be a great watching something watching. will farrell played that character. i'm looking forward to that. i'm sure he's doing a lot of studying. i'm looking forward to that. exactly exactly. alright steve paulson is here. he is watching the forecast. for today and the rest of the week on this memorial day. good morning. indeed we had a lot of thunderstorm activity yesterday. we'll let this cycle through again so you can see it. mendocino county, lake county parts of sonoma, napa as well some of the higher elevations and into marin county. lots of reports are just look at all that thunderstorm activity. lightning north north end of claire, like since i'm pretty good. rainfall amounts quarter to a third of an inch and some locations picked up in the mountains and especially in your reno and on interstate 82 3rd of an inch these embryos out towards the delta. i think that will continue its a cool pattern. it's been this way for a long time, there might be some subtle changes. i don't really tend to buy into the too much warming yet. i mean, obviously we're long

something that still looks likee these lows coming in drizzle will be in the forecast through at least wednesday. upper low right there dropped in. it's on its way south to southern california. but there's still some cloud cover coming around it, and the activity in the mountains is not dying down anytime soon. reading north susanville, truckee southlake towel that's impressive for the enema going into june. fifties sixties coast in bay for us upper sixties low overcast, patchy drizzle mix of sun and clouds. there are some high and mid level clouds up above associated with that low, so temperatures held in check. probably not much change through wednesday, some signs of a warm up towards the end of the weekend of the weekend there, andre thousands of people celebrating carnival in san francisco this holiday weekend. the free two day festival featured music, dancing and food along 17 blocks of the mission. this was the 40/5 year, the carnival. yes 66 different groups representing 23 countries in latin america and the caribbean. that's 3000 artists down the parade 20 blocks in the

mission district. with all kinds of colors and music. everybody comes together we share a traditions. we share our this year's theme was music and movementnd for many of the highlight the sunday parade, which included many low riders as well. as we get closer to summer, more people will start flocking to the water. but this year's deep snowpack, creating dangerous conditions on local rivers coming up at seven. we're going over safe options for families with young kids. and many restaurants still do not give you a menu when you go out to eat and look at whether those digita enus

this bear in their yard of euro sent us this video caught on a doorbell camera. it shows that bear roaming through his larkspur yard. this home is located in the canyon section of luxembourg. sheriff's deputies in nevada came up with a plan to free a bear that was trapped inside of a car. the deputies say the owner of the car called them after they discovered that bear stuck inside of their vehicle somehow getting in their deputies tried a long rope to the door title longer up to the door handle pulled on it. the door eventually opened the bear. it ran off, but left quite a mess. as you might imagine inside that vehicle. many pet

owners are bringing along their dogs and cats for their road trips during the holiday weekend , and animal safety experts are urging drivers to put their pets in a secure travel harness before hitting the highway. they also have some packing tips to make sure dogs and cars are safe once their owners arrive at their holiday destinations. make sure that you bring extra food and water because the water at your destination location can potentially cause tummy upset for the for your pets. we also recommend that you bring medical records. any kind of medications your pet may need. holiday travelers were also being reminded of the dangers of leaving a dog or cat alone in the hot car. animal safety experts say pets should never be left alone for a long time during the summertime heat. time now, 6 57. the pandemic forced restaurants to make many changes to their dining experience for customers and some places ditched paper menus for contact

free q r codes. but now that covid rates are minimal restaurants have returned to standard menus to make customers feel more comfortable and return to what they're used to. try to keep my phone away from me when i'm eating dinner, and it's just the whole experience of reading. you know, the what they have new in the restaurant and the q r codes. sometimes they're a pain. you know, the wifi doesn't work. and i just want no stress when i eat out. the company that helps restaurants produced qr codes has seen a drop of 27% in business. one restaurant owner says he now prince hundreds of dollars worth of menus each week because that's what customers prefer. no more, no more. my guests are like, forget that let's pretend the pandemic never happened. the restaurant say the extra cost of printing paper menus is worth it because the customers enjoy familiarity. they tend to be creatures of habit, like having a go to dish they order all the time. in

nepal there celebrating 70 years since the first ascent of mount everest people pay tribute at the statutes of edmund hillary and tenzing norgay, the first people to reach the summit of the world's highest mountain on may 20/9 1953 climbers were honored today, including a sherpa guide, who climbed everest twice this season for record 28 times. overall. well, the radio home of the san francisco giants pay tribute to one of the greatest baseball players ever to play on both sides of the bay on sunday. knbr honored legacy pitcher vital blue, who died earlier this month he helped the a's win three consecutive world series championships between the years 1972 and 74. the six time all star also had several successful seasons with the san francisco giants. the blues. longtime friend former giants pitcher bill lasky hosted sunday's tribute. 209 wins a fabulous career over 30 shut outs over 100 complete games. uh, one of the best and of course in

northern california, playing for the oakland a's as well as the giants. i still believe he's the number one athlete. he's an icon for northern california. blue died earlier this month at the e with cancer. on this memorial day. the country is honoring all those who died serving our nation will show you what's happening and share some holiday and business closures coming up. plus a man celebrating the three day weekend drowns in a lake in livermore. what witnesses say he was doing right before he began to struggle in the water. then agreement over the nation's debt crisis made over the weekend. we'll look ahead to what's next. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian madre senior in for dave clark. today is monday . may 20/9 they have enjoying some time off? so we check in there with steve paulson for look at this memorial day forecasts, which is going to be familiar to many of us. okay

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