susg in that deadly mass shooting in sacramento. what we know about the arrest and the charges that he is facing also ahead. yes, i was misled. i am livid. about what happened. there are people who deserve answers the most. and those are the family's whose lives have been destroyed. sadness turning to anger over the police response to the elementary school mass shooting earlier this week. it comes as president biden is now making his way to you, valerie this morning as outrage in the community grows. plus california has hit a new record high for gas prices wouldn't tell you how much it's gonna cost drivers to

hit the road today, all around the bay area. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning to you and welcome the mornings onto on this sunday. may 29th i'm claudine wong happy sunday what and all its big holiday weekend, let's get you outside and i gotta tell you, rosemary. it was beautiful up on the right end. so maybe we're going to clear up a little bit earlier today we are beginning a warming trend. yes yesterday was definitely the coolest day. even a little bit of drizzle out there yesterday. i had some in oakland. not sure about you guys didn't see any drizzle. but it was it was cool. it was cool. yes so temperatures going to warm up slightly today we are going to be a bit breezy temperatures will continue to warm getting into the holiday and then some better details on the current conditions. your afternoon highs for today and the week ahead. coming up, rosemary. thanks new this morning at sacramento police have arrested a third suspect and last month's mass shooting. in the downtown area, officers say. in tula, peyton was taken into custody in las vegas last night. he now faces murder

charges in connection with the gunfire that killed six people wounded 12 others. during the early morning hours of april. the third two brothers smiley and deandre martin, already in custody for their alleged roles , and that mass shooting in downtown sacramento. in just a few hours. president biden and first lady dr jill biden will arrive in uvalde, texas, and they're going to be meeting with the families of the victims of the mass shooting at rob elementary school. the white house says president biden will also renew his call for tougher gun laws. during his visit to your body today, reporter madeline rivera has the story. president biden and the first lady are traveling to bali, texas today. where they will meet a community that's not only dealing with grief, anger as well. yeah. hundreds of people gathered at the volley town square memorial honoring the 21 victims of tuesday's elementary school shooting mourners coming from all over to pay their respects coming. people are

locking arms. to get to this tragedy. right and, and i mean, it's amazing president biden and the first lady will spend today meeting with victims families as well as first responders. on saturday, the president called for americans to make the country safer. in the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger. authorities are now combing through hundreds of tips trying to determine a motive for the massacre. investigators are also examining law enforcement's delayed response in confronting the gunmen. congressman tony gonzalez says an officer on the ground told him police units scrambled to find a tool to open the school door was a steel door and it was locked and you can, it would go outward, not inward. texas officials expressing outrage, saying they were not told the truth about how the shooting unfolded. it only makes the situation worse for the

families when they hear changing stories. the victim's families are now preparing for funerals, many of which are taking place within the next few days, and you've attacked us matthew rivera. fox news. wolf funeral was held this weekend for the oldest victim of this month's math shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york everything might. vice president kamala harris was among those attending yesterday's memorial service for 86 year old ruth woodfield. she was among the 10 people killed in the racially well, what was the racially motivated us that suspected attack on the supermarket? this was two weeks ago. the reverend al sharpton made an emotional plea for the unity during yesterday's funeral service. we need to come together all communities. can say that we may not agree on everything. but we have got to stop the hate and the violence

and we have got this arm. investigators say the alleged gunman targeted the supermarket because it is in a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo authorities arrested 18 year old peyton gender on outside of that supermarket. immediately after the gunfire, and he is now facing mass murder charges in the suspected hate crime. 10 miles 705 san jose fire crews tackled a two alarm fire that was threatening other homes in the neighborhood crews were called to the scene around 5 30 yesterday evening on collier said a street near curtner avenue. and you could see smoke from our traffic camera in the south bank. san jose fire officials say the flames spread into trees nearby, with some members, apparently blowing on the neighboring rooftops before crews. got that fire under control. no injuries reported, and there's no word on a cause. more than three million californians are expected to travel this holiday weekend and

those who are flying are being encouraged to check with your airlines. because of delays and cancelations we are seeing across the country. ktvu zach sauce gives us a look at what travelers are experiencing. thankfully we've had it booked for probably a year now jill and family and from orlando planning to spend memorial day weekend sightseeing in san francisco before meeting friends in alaska for a 10 day cruise their friends booking the same trip last minute when our friends checked a few weeks ago, it was double or triple the price. and they're not the only ones according to travel site hopper domestic airfares into the summer, averaging more than $400 , a round trip that's 24% higher than this time in 2019 and 45% increase from just one year ago sense there's a lot more demand a expecting around 2.1 million travelers a day to pass through their checkpoints this memorial day weekend. and by the summer,

some forecasters expecting the number of passengers to mattress or past pre pandemic levels. this is airlines continue to face staff shortages and absences, partly due to covid-19 . definitely more expensive, but you know the planes are full, so supply and demand. in fact, the airlines don't have enough staff so i don't really see it coming down too soon shortages along with bad weather and air traffic control issues, forcing more than 1500 flight cancelations on saturday, delta passengers hurting the most with cancelations of more than 250 flights. nearly 10% of delta schedule flights out of delta hub hartsfield jackson international in atlanta. among the most severely impacted. definitely heard about a lot of delays, but luckily we didn't encounter any of that from atlanta, with his girlfriend finally able to put any worries about weekend travel woes and their rear view mirror very excited to head out to wine country tomorrow, napa sonoma

the next day and very excited to see san francisco ktvu to news alright. we just checked the bay area's airports for you. and so far we're doing pretty well. it is early. there are eight flights canceled, either coming to or leaving from san francisco international. you also have 23 flights delayed that are those are delays of more than 15 minutes. san jose three delayed flights there. oakland has to neither one has any cancelations . yet all flights are expected to run on schedule today in santa rosa. an air travel is expected to hit a peak again tomorrow. sfo advising travelers arrive at least two hours before your departure time for domestic flights and give yourself three hours for anything internationally. and how about the drivers across the state are in for a little sticker shock again on gas prices, triple a, the statewide average for regular gasoline hit a new record again. today that is $6.14. that's almost $2 a gallon more than a year ago. meanwhile

barry gas prices as we will know are higher oakland the average price $6.26 a gallon san jose drivers are paying $6.27 and in san francisco, people are shelling out 6 39 a gallon triple a says that all of these prices are the highest recorded averages. ever and my right in this morning i looked at my gauge kind of went work where i hate it when it gets to the left side, you know, and you're like it is like don't even look like an atm machine. don't don't look at the machine. i just i don't i just stick you know, pumpkin closed my eyes or do the half tank thing, but you make more visits. even the half tank is painful these days, rosemary oroczo. drops every time i get to the gas station to look at the price for a gallon. i'm like what's going on? but the weather is nice. yes good morning. to both of you. let's talk about those weather numbers because they are moving upward.

if yesterday was a little cool for you a little breezy areas picked up some drizzle yesterday with that weak system that we were just on the tail end of here's a view from ktvu across the oakland estuary now in its wake. we've got enough going on out there in the atmosphere that well, it's kind of knocked out the marine layer and you can see we've got blue skies to start the day. we are looking at warmer weather getting into the second half of the afternoon, and that warming trend will continue into memorial day. a beautiful view from here all the way into san francisco storm tracker to hear so behind the system, the ridge of high pressure will begin to strengthen over the bay area. we've got that northerly flow back in place, and that will dry things out just a little bit and warm things up outside our doors at this hour. noah fog to impede your drive a half moon bay reporting six miles yesterday if you remember the entire coastline socked in with some pretty good fog, with visibility all the way down to quarter mile at time, so we're not seeing that this morning. half moon bay reporting a north wind at a gusting to 21 mph. and as we transition to this new pattern,

we will see the winds pick up in some areas for today, so do expect it to be a bit breezy, mostly sunny temperatures coming up by a few degrees 52 degrees right now in san francisco to start your day in walnut creek. 50 in areas over napa mid fifties over san jose, gorgeous one for areas inland. and if you're going to be at napa for today, a beautiful one here by lunchtime 67 degrees, so this is when you are arriving for the festival seventies in the afternoon under mostly sunny skies getting into the eight o'clock our sun begins to set, temperatures do begin to drop into the low sixties. and we do expect breezy conditions out of bottle rock once again, so even though the day is going to be really, really nice to be prepared for a cool, breezy evening, make sure you pack your layers or maybe a light jacket 66 degrees the afternoon high for san francisco today will go upper seventies for santa rosa upper seventies and conquered 74 over san jose. our temperatures continuing to climb into the holiday as well as the days

ahead. better details on this coming up after the break. thank you, rosemary. next here on morning to on a sunday navy veteran and his dog are now homeless after a fire rips through their rv. helping hands that are getting them. are getting to them from the east bay community coming up. plus millions are expected to hit california road this holiday weekend up next. the advice and the warnings the chp is giving out as officers are still making sure out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds.

and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves.

plat took off from the city of pokhara and was headed to the popular tourist town of john some about 15 minutes away planes on that route fly between the himalayan mountains before landing in the valley, and that area is a popular destination for serious hikers. the nepalese army is helping with the search for victims. chp officers are running what they call a maximum enforcement operation. all weekend long. leticia orgasm went on a ride along with an officer to see how it all works. front window. 10 is illegal and california officer mark levitt hits the road looking to make sure drivers are on their best behavior and what we're looking for, specifically. is impaired drivers, alcohol and drugs were looking for aggressive drivers. speeding reckless drivers were

also looking for distracted drivers cellphone use despite the high gas prices. the roads are busy as people look to get out and enjoy the memorial day weekend. even though it's high gas prices. i think people still want to get out. they've been cooped up for the last couple of years with covid. i pulled you over for a couple of reasons you kind of kind of weave into the shoulder. a little bit of it looks to see if drivers were distracted by their cell phones. and make sure everyone is buckled up. we would like to prevent it from being deadly. so that's one of the main goals of an m e p maximum enforcement period. even though marijuana is legal, the chp says not following the rules can get you arrested. one thing to remember it's we treated just like alcohol. um, it's just treated just like an open container. your vehicle. you shouldn't have it in your vehicle. you shouldn't be smoking in your vehicle. road rage is also a big concern. it seems like people are on edge. um the world can be a dangerous place if you are cut off by someone. officer levitt says, take the high road don't

engage with the behavior because you don't know the state of mind somebody might be in or if they're intoxicated. or impaired by a drug they could be going through a mental crisis. if you plan to drink, your safest bet is to plan ahead and get a ride. you could drive 100 times. um drunk driving. and never get caught, unfortunately, but it's going to be that one time that you could injure yourself or you can injure. by standard. that was was leticia cordes reporting chp reports 979 people were arrested for driving while under the influence last memorial day weekend, and 33 people were killed. in vehicle collisions, so slow your roll out there slowed down. the roads are dry, though. it's just a little cool out there. yeah no patchy fog along the coastline this morning . so you're a okay and that area as well. good morning to all of you happy sunday, starting out with a mostly blue skies. take a look at this. from ktvu across

the oakland estuary over san francisco a bit of a different day, and you can see it already outside your window. temperatures will begin to warm warming trend begins and it will carry on into the first part of the week. we are looking at temperatures nearing a 90 degrees inland. once again. here's a look at the system that moves through yesterday, even provided a little bit of drizzle out there in many spots and mendocino over areas of the north bay. i was in oakland yesterday afternoon could fill the drizzle falling in some areas. we are going to continue now, with the northerly flow and the ridge of high pressure strengthening him. in fact, there's already a red flag warning possible for tomorrow over parts of sacramento county as well as drifting over towards a solano county. so we'll be keeping an eye on that. meanwhile for the rest of us, it's a mostly sunny day temperatures again coming up by at least a few degrees. we will continue that trend, though, as we get into monday and tuesday, perhaps wednesday as well. 52

degrees right now. on the number four san francisco one of the cooler spots this morning 49 for you, nevada, one of the warmer spots 59 in brentwood mid fifties over san jose. beautiful start to the day. and if you're going to be in livermore for today, a beautiful afternoon coming your way. 70 degrees expected at lunchtime seventies by one oclock mid seventies for your afternoon under mostly sunny skies. we will be partly cloudy along the coastline and we do expect it to be breezy today, so do expect the winds along the coastline, especially in the bay 66 degrees right now are i should say this afternoon for san francisco. 76 in napa. if you're going out to the coliseum to watch the ease play 71 expected for you there upper seventies for one of our warmer spots conquered a view of the extended forecast getting into your bay area monday. perhaps a holiday for you. temperature is now hitting 80 degrees for inland cities low to mid seventies for our base. so a nice little nudge on the numbers there and then we turn hot

getting into tuesday wednesday for inland cities upper eighties low nineties around the bay will go low eighties. it doesn't last, though temperatures do begin to fall by thursday, little bit more comfortable for inland cities mid eighties expected then. back to you little taste of summer early, okay, thank you. rosemary up next to employees, remembering their co workers who were killed one year ago and that mass shooting in our next half hour you're going to hear from 911 dispatchers who took the first calls. about that attack. but silicon valley determined to find a cure for als up next, how those affected by the disease are coming together and using technology to make progress.

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is in the u. s is up this morning. there are now 12 cases here in the u. s, including two in california. both of those cases are in sacramento. however, doctors are stressing that the risk of becoming infected is low. four perspective, dr walker tells us one person with covid can infect 15 people, whereas one person with monkeypox will, in fact less than one person. this is not something that you're going to get just by eating in a restaurant next to them or going to the grocery market or even being on the subway or a bus itself, limiting it burns itself out. so even if we did nothing, it would probably still even burn itself out. health officials say monkey pox is transmitted by skin to skin contact, like touching an infected sore open, blister handling the clothes or bedding

if someone who is infected with the virus or getting particles shed from that infected person into your mouth, eyes or any other mucous membrane. sacramento area doctors have all been versed by the public health department on what to look out for those infected will often experience flu like symptoms that include swollen nodes and a new rash. time now is 7 24. a new non profit in the silicon valley is working to bring progress to l s research. ktvu sonoma gas spoke to a woman who lost her husband to the disease. about her efforts to not only find a cure but to diagnose patients sooner in silicon valley do navarre is determined to find a cure for the disease that killed her husband, peter cohen. in 2019, he noticed the symptoms of als early on when his ankle wasn't supporting his foot, but it still took nearly three years before doctors determined his diagnosis. it's like finding stage four in cancer, and then we say, okay,

you have a less and so it's too late bar started the foundation in peter's name. and two years ago, the foundation launched everything. als a nonprofit working on groundbreaking research that this month got the support of an accelerator research program funded by the fda. our goal is by end of the year. we want to have an algorithm and a biomarker in front of fda right now, everything ls is analyzing speech and facial data from hundreds of voices using an artificial intelligence platform created by san francisco based modality dot ai. pete it takes 10 minutes a week open to anyone online really figures out. what are the key features within speech that's implicated in l s diagnosis. and on june 1st, the next phase of research begins tracking the movements of als patients using shoes with high tech sensors. so what we are doing is we're peeling the onion one by one. it's bringing hope

to 66 year old lisa cross in san mateo. she was diagnosed with als in 2017 and was an early participant in the speech study studies like this one that were find that key. at least two earlier died. i know, sis, a long time dance and theater instructor, cross hung up her tap shoes late last year, when the muscles in her limbs began deteriorating. her younger sister died from the disease in february and her three adult children each have a 50 50 chains of developing a less having digital biomarkers navarre believes is the key to early diagnosis, drug testing and a better outcome for a less patients in the future. i think it will save their life, i mean, i honestly believe that if we had this mechanism peter would be alive today. in mountain view . demagogues ktvu, fox two news. it is graduation season. and if

you have a student headed for college, you might think it's too late to get some financial help for the fall. but in our next half hour, we do have some summertime tips for students. to help reduce their tuition, plus thousands of motorcycles have returned capitol hill over the memorial day weekend. the series of events there hosting to honor the nation's prisoners of war and those that are missing. and action when we c

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he 9 , and it comes just a day after he attended climate conference with an international leader in san francisco, plus a crackdown on dangerous voters. plan to make like tahoe safer as the busy summer season gets underway. from ktvu fox two news . this is mornings on tuesday. and good morning, everyone bay area is waking up on this sunday before memorial day, and the bait looks beautiful blue sky. you've got a lot of blue water out there little bit of wind. but a nice day cooking on a sunday welcome back to ktvu mornings on to frank mallicoat. claudine wong. let's talk about our weather on this sunday. if it was a little cool for you yesterday, hopefully you get an inch up a couple degrees today. it's going to be nice out there. not as cool temperatures are going to be mild to warm for inland cities as we get into the holiday, even a little bit

warmer and we don't stop there. outsider doors this morning plenty more sunshine to go around. breezy conditions expected for the afternoon and temperatures ranging from upper fifties at the coast near 80 degrees inland with a tad bit of warming expected for memorial day. better details on what you can expect coming up in just a little bit. sounds good. thank you. rosemary people will find many ways on our veterans over the next couple of days, but the livermore communities hoping to help one navy veteran rebuild his life, the man lost virtually everything in a fire on friday. ktvu is greg liggins shows us how he's getting helping her. this is the fire. ronald weber and his dog buddy, escaped friday afternoon. it was around one o'clock when weber says he was starting his rv to charge the battery. and then i heard of pot. and then i saw smoke coming out. and. the fire, and everything just took over. the fire tore through the r v. weber

and his dog had been living in for nearly eight years, but they managed to escape out the driver's door. the rv has been parked in the lows lot in livermore on first street and contained weber's entire life. i had everything i have my family pictures. yeah. lost out. though this navy veteran has lost virtually everything he's won some new supporters and friends, especially this man, dwayne woods, who met webber after the fire and is now helping him rebuild his life. as americans. it's what we should do. we can go and help. all the other nations in the world. but we don't always look out for our own has been reaching out to branches of the american legion and has already gotten enough donations to get weber a room at a nearby motel for roughly three weeks. lowe's has donated a $200 gift card. safeway employees next door have collected $450

and the red cross $500. and there have been plenty of other people like this man handing over donations. we don't show a lot of gratitude to the people who help us and protect us, so i just wanted to do something the least i can do is help out with his all the people. and it's great. never had that much help . 67 year old weber has no idea how long he'll be able to stay at the motel and fears he could become homeless. but his new friend dwayne woods, and others are helping to prevent that from happening come from the military. family. and it's. it's just really what we should do. now woods has just set up this go fund me account for weber called help a veteran so others in the community can donate. greg legans ktvu fox two news. greg thank you. thousands of

motorcycles are getting ready to roar their way to the nation's capital today to mark memorial day weekend. and the annual rolling to remember formerly rolling thunder kicked off on friday. the event is meant to help americans remember that more than one million soldiers killed fighting american wars. a top executive for the group. american veterans asked all americans to remember those who lost a loved one in defense of this country. gold star families who we need to remember today. those families that lost their loved ones, their sons, their fathers, their brothers, their sisters, their grandparents. those are the ones we need to remember today. they're not with us today. they're not with their families today, and those are the ones that are struggling for this day. rolling to remember will ride through the nation's capital at nine a.m. our time, a time to remember the sacrifices of the brave american soldiers. governor gavin newsom says that he's in isolation after testing positive for covid, the

government tweeted that he was experiencing mild symptoms. newsom had been vaccinated and double boosted. his office says they do not know how he contracted the virus, but that he will begin a five day regimen of paxil covid. the governor will stay in isolation at least through thursday, while working remotely. the governor's office also notified the delegation of new zealand's prime minister. the two held a climate event in san francisco's golden gate park on friday. prime minister jacinda ardern recently recovered from covid and she tested positive on may 13th. her fiance and their three year old daughter also contracted the virus. new this morning. the vice mayor of concord is facing charges of driving under the influence, laura hofmeister has issued a statement confirming her arrest, which happened last week. the vice mayor says she was pulled over by the clayton police after having dinner and wine with some friends in her statement, she takes full responsibility for her actions and vows to take steps to make sure she is never arrested for d u i again. law enforcement

agencies in lake tahoe, or vowing to crack down on dangerous behavior in the water as the busy summer tourism season gets underway, officers increasing patrols along lake tahoe 72 mile shoreline to watch out for voters who are out on the lake after having too much to drink. they will also be cracking down on those who ignore the speed laws and lifejacket requirements. there are an estimated 15,000 boat trips in lake tahoe between memorial day and labor day. and i bet the lake is full today on what looks like just a great memorial day weekend up at lake tahoe. it's dry. it's a little cool, but not too bad, and we are looking at some great weather here at home as well. we've got mostly clear skies to start the day temperatures will begin to warm yesterday, the coolest day of the three day holiday weekend live. look here over alameda got some ripples there in the water indicated we've got a bit of a breeze out there and do expect breezy conditions for today as we transition. to a warmer pattern moving forward temperatures climbing, it's still going to be very comfortable. eventually we'll get into some hot weather

for inland cities by the business week timeframe. here's a look at the temperatures outside right now. 60 degrees to start your morning brentwood 54 in walnut creek, as well as oakland, 52 in san francisco, 50 in napa and for the south bay 55. over san jose. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday. fairfield a little bit cooler down by six degrees and napa down by three san jose down by four pulling back for you here, bridget. high pressure will be strengthening into the bay area , and so we have a little bit of a northerly flow out there and that is going to help dry things out just a little bit. in fact, red flag warning a slated for parts of the sacramento valley area for tomorrow, so we'll have an eye on that. meanwhile for today, we'll just go with the breezy, warmer weather, half moon bay, 12, mph, sfo and onshore breeze at 10 heyward reporting five san jose reporting eight as we get into the afternoon, though the winds are expected to pick up especially along the coastline. you can see 30 mph for half moon bay going to be breezy in the

north bay just inside the base, f francisco saying gusta perhaps 27 mph there right inside the bay. deputies for the afternoon . we're looking at 71 for areas over santa rosa. in fact, those are from yesterday. let's take a look at these numbers here were areas over livermore getting into the mid seventies to upper seventies for inland cities today and continuing to climb. i'll have a better look at the afternoon highs for today and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. alright thanks rosemary and our special show voices for change returns. today we're going to hear advice and professional about how to speak to your kids. after such a traumatic week and as aapi heritage month has come to a close ktvu greg lee spec speaks to several organizations about their efforts to push for representation, influence and economic opportunity. plus we have a special conversation with a woman behind sesame street's first asian american puppets. this is always been their mission statement is to make sure that like representation inclusivity is like in their

their curriculum. um to fold in, like, you know, disenfranchised populations in the country and they're continuing it. it's just evolved in a different way with like an asian muppet who knew that this would have happened. ktvu mornings onto will end today at 9 30. voices for change will air next from 9 30 until 10. up next at third suspect in that deadly mass shooting. it's sacramento is behind bars coming up in our eight o'clock our mornings on to what we know about the arrest and the charges he is now facing. and it's been one year since the mass shooting at the wta in san jose up next we hear from 911 dispatchers who turned to their training to stay calm as the deadliest mass calm as the deadliest mass shooting in the bear is h [sfx: computer sounds] ♪ ♪

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sing at the wta light rail yard in san jose, and since then, three separate lawsuits have been filed in santa clara county superior court. they alleged evita and the security company contracted to protect employees did not deliver on the safety measures they were paid millions to provide beyond seeking damages. lawyers say these cases aimed to spur change as well. now on the day of the vita, shooting the san jose police dispatch center field of frantic phone calls and as ktvu is james torres reports, the dispatchers had to keep a sense of calm in the midst. of a tragedy. in san jose, you go through eight weeks

of dispatch academy 15 weeks of on the floor training, and then the recruits listen to real phone calls real emergencies. all of that was put to the test last year when calls of the mass shooting came in. santa's emergency 911 call taker. you learn to expect the unexpected emergency. leticia thompson tries to master that i just want to rise to vacation to make sure that i'm able to help one year ago, 15 minutes before the end of her shift. that occasion came shooter guadalupe light rail. latisha answered the first call of the vta. light rail mass shooting. is anyone shot? yes, i think people people are shot. yeah. he said at uh, eight people have been shot and that's when i knew that you know, we both had an assignment assignment pass along important information. her assignment.

keep everyone else safe and get police to the scene as quickly as possible. she is expected to remain calm while doing that. your voice is calm. you have to put on that persona. but in the inside your basically like. oh, my gosh, this is really happening. i think she she got her first call, and i got one of the last calls. knepper just started her shift when the calls came in. friends and take a breath. and they need to take a breath, okay? take a breath. okay i understand. it's very scary to take a breath of jobs where you make a difference, and you do hear you do making the difference came from falling back on training. get the basic information, pass it on and make sure the caller doesn't put themselves in any danger to go back in and see if they're okay. you stay where you are. every day that we take calls as training. jennifer hearn is a supervisor in the communications center, she says. in addition to the initial training, each call

taker is required to attend retraining for a week. every year. you can't take on somebody else's emotion. that you won't last in this job. if you do, you have to be able to separate it, not hang up. the phone does hang up. when the officers you can't expect gave a visual of what the emotions to stay away happened. when i really broke down because it brought back every shot that i heard on. on the car. worse se in, like really sacred moments of people's lives are listening to the most tragic moments live , but they come back to work the next day every day. because they feel honored to exceed the expectations. does he have any weapons of community service? i feel like a superhero. every time that i come to work. those call takers tell me it's important to step away from their computers. every once in a

while the dispatch center actually has an underground jim and sometimes some of those workers will go down and take a five minute walk on the treadmill. the police department also offers a variety of services were dispatchers and officers are given unlimited visits to mental health specialists. in the studio. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. but there is now a legal settlement settlement in last year's collapse. city florida condominium tower 98 people died when the 12 story champlain towers south collapsed in the city of surf at surfside last june. attorneys for the families of the victims will receive more than $1 billion in the settlement means that families will not have to endure a court battle that could have taken years. the money is going to come from insurance companies, engineering firms and the owners of a new condo tower built next door to the one that collapsed. in eldorado county, a family who has been living in a tent after losing their home in the caldera fire received a life changing gift. the california fire foundation work with the emergency rv. to deliver this rv

to a family of five in somerset . it was also filled with items they need to get back on their feet. the foundation was alerted about their living situation by the teacher of the families 17 year old daughter. and said, i have an amazing student. she's really smart kids straight a's. she lost her home and then called or a fire. and despite that she's still a straight a student. what else are you gonna do? you're gonna be sad every day. and why would you be saturday? every day when it doesn't change anything, you might as well just be happy. the group emergency rv says it has now delivered rvs to more than 100 families in similar situations. some of the supplies included in the donation where items that children say they missed the most, including journals and art supplies. very nice. 7 47. a lot of people are gonna be barbecuing today. in fact, i looked it up. 59% of americans will be making burgers and hot dogs and whatnot in their backyards today or tomorrow. obviously memorial day

up. yes. good morning to you. we are looking at nice weather to be outdoors. maybe a little breezy in some areas, so keep an eye on those backyard grills. we are going to be with the war return that starts today and lasting into at least about wednesday. a view over alameda this morning, starting out with mostly blue skies, even along the coastline this morning, not seeing that patchy dense fog like yesterday so obvious signs of change. already underway. storm tracker to hear that system providing us with a little bit of drizzle a few sprinkles even to take obey reporting 56 107 inch of rainfall yesterday, so a little bit soggy for some definitely below average on the temps and breezy. that system is moving out, and we are going to see every day of high pressure strengthening over the bay area for the coming days, and with that we heard with the drier weather, warmer weather and a rig. five warning already anticipated for areas of the northern sacramento valley area stretching right there towards

the san joaquin valley. so pretty much all this area and it does include that area. solano county that moves our direction all the way towards areas of vallejo as well as bonnie sha. for dry, gusty conditions that starts tomorrow. today and at this hour we have 52 degrees in san francisco 54 in oakland. 50 napa 60 already outside your door, brentwood and mid fifties over the south bay of san jose going to see the ace play for today going to be nice, mostly sunny skies 70 degrees during game time and 20 mph on the winds. bit breezy, getting in and out of the colosseum. hopefully not too bad once you're inside temperature wise should be nice sitting in the stands there. low seventies san rafael for today, 66 in san francisco seventies in redwood city, 76 in napa for bald iraq this afternoon but will be breezy in the afternoon. so make sure you have your extra layers with you if you're going to be out there until the evening here is a view of the extended forecast noticed a slight little bump in the numbers for tomorrow and then even warmer on tuesday

or inland cities are now touching 90 degrees up over 90 by wednesday, low nineties expected that's going to be the warmest day on wednesday, meanwhile, are basic communities enjoying some eighties sixties for the coast, and then we begin to cool it down on thursday back to you. thank you. rosemary. the grand parade for carnival san francisco is happening today. little sample of some of the live music from yesterday's event that spanned across some 20 blocks along harrison street between 16th and 24th in the mission today event includes six stages vendors with crash from across latin america and beyond, and, of course, their mouth watering food as well. i love it. i love seeing all the people and the outfits and everyone just having fun together again. for the first time this year. the festival includes a cannabis , garden tech and gaming pavilion and an l g b t q. dedicated stage. today's parade

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in e is still work underway to allow law enforcement to walk in the big parade in uniform this year, parade organizers decided police and sheriff's deputies could still march but would not be allowed to wear their uniforms because organizers say their presence represents oppression to some members of the lgbt q community. now san diego pride, which had also banned uniformed law enforcement, says officers can march in uniform this year. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey told the bay area reporter that he plans to meet community leaders in san francisco the next few days in the hopes of reaching a similar compromise. today, volunteers hope to wrap up the installation of the pride month pink triangle up on twin peaks this year. the pink triangle will be made from shiny pink streamers instead of

laying canvas on the ground. volunteers have already set up a mile and a half of streamers along steel cables on that hillside, 2700 led lights will illuminate triangle at night. the bright installation represents a dark chapter of history, gays were forced to wear pink triangles and concentration camps. part is kne you've been and this giant can o people will look up and say, what is that? why is it there were trying to make them curious enough to learn about what it means. to help prevent that kind of action from happening again. the official lighting ceremony will be held on wednesday evening. in the north. bein apples. apples bottle rock music festival does wrap up today. i'm here. thousands rocked out to the happy fits, who were just

one of dozens of bands performing at the festival bottle rock players, top performers with the napa valley beer, wine and food. tonight's headliners include pink pitbull , luke homes and alessia cara. meanwhile, the music festival lost one of its acts today due to covid popular rock band bleachers sent out this tweet yesterday night reading, in part quote. it's a huge bummer to announce that we have to pull out of tomorrow's show due to a positive covid testing our band. the band was supposed to be the main support act for the main stage. headliner pink. that's lot will now go to vance joy. well the warriors will find out today who they will be facing in the nba finals game seven tonight in miami. whoever wins the heat or the celtics will then wing their way west for game one thursday night against the dubs game 12 and five of thr tickets went on sale yesterday and anyone planning to watch those games in person should be prepared to pay some big bucks the least expensive seats available for game one are now going for 700 bucks each. those

wanting a single court site c could pay more than $12,000. and by the way came seven will be a chase as well. if they need it. there are well. they are one of the worst teams in baseball. but for some reason, giants can't figure out cincinnati reds. g men are over two. they will try and sound which game this afternoon, and that series yesterday got ugly. early bottom number 12 on two out, kyle farmer will take a big bite out of this. alex would pitch that's gone. that's a three run jack. that's all the reds would need. 32 game in the ninth, two on two out wilmer flores up, he'll rifle a base it it goes to right, joey barton. he's on his eye horse, but he's aquino comes up throwing him. bart is out by a mile and that's your ball game . giants lose it by final 3 to 2 acer, hosting the rangers and trying to prevent a four game sweep. yesterday, they gave up 11 runs. and they lose it by a touchdown and, like the giants

didn't take long to fall behind former dodger corey seager. he'll hit out at to run bomb here in the third. texas goes up two to nothing and the very next batter, dulles, garcia will step up back to back jack solo shot. rangers go up by a score of three to nothing. it was 5 to 1. when former a and cal product marcus simeon greets his old mates with obama his own this one with bags loaded up with rangers. that's a grand slam and that's your ball game at the coliseum. oakland gives up 18 hits they lose to texas the final was 11 to 7. well it is graduation season, and if you have a student headed for college, you might think it's too late to get financial aid and scholarships this fall. but as heather sullivan tells us, there are steps your team can take this summer to help cut tuition costs. the most important thing you should be doing besides working hard in school and finishing out the year. well uh, is to actually be planning on how you're going to pay for college. jennifer

finality was scholarship owl, which offers free and paid scholarship help. says college scholarships are still available . a lot of students think this is a bad time of year to apply for scholarships. they're totally wrong. this is actually a great time of year applied not a big essay writer, not a problem. we also specialize in what we call creative or media scholarships for students that maybe don't love essays but have a different side of them that they want to show off so they can do social media post scholarships, video scholarships . a summer job is a great way to earn and save money for college. you can earn 34 $5000 this summer through work or scholarships or some combination . maybe you won't even need to take out that student loan. students can also take summer school to earn credits at lower costs at community colleges. or you can simply build up your gpa by taking an additional college course to improve their odds at qualifying for merit based aid. that was heather sullivan reporting a report from nerdwallet showing that 42% of

high school grads will take out student loans for college with an average total of nearly $40,000 experts are advising people to explore work, study opportunities and to borrow only what's needed. my third suspect is behind bars this morning in the deadly mass shooting in sacramento will tell you what we know about that arrest and the charges that suspect is facing also ahead. yes, i was misled. i am livid. about what happened. there are people who deserve answers. the most. and those are the family's whose lives have been destroyed. sadness turning to anger over the police response to the elementary school mass shooting earlier this week, and this all comes as president biden is making his way to you valley this morning as outrage in that community is growing. plus california has hit a new record high. we are talking about those gas prices how much it's going to cost you

to hit the road today, all around the bay area. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning to you and welcome the mornings on to what a beautiful shot over the bay this morning, there's the golden gate bridge and all her glory, blue skies, blue water. it's going to be a little warmer today on this sunday, may 29th good morning and welcome the mornings on two. thanks for waking up with us. i'm claudine wong. you know, besides tahoe that might be my favorite shot that we throw up more. that is the headlines, all of moran. and the golden gate waking up on this sunday before memorial day . good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. let's check in with rosemary and get our our forecasts and that picture tells the story. it looks pretty good sunshine out there this morning. for sure. yes, even along the coastline, not seeing a whole lot of fog at that. patching dance fall yesterday morning and a half moon bay and along the coast for today we'll go with mostly clear skies. slightly warmer and a bit breezy out there. i'll explain why, plus

we'll have a look at your afternoon highs and the rest of the holiday weekend coming up. we will see you soon. thank you. rosemary new this morning, sacramento police have arrested a third suspect in last month's mass shooting in the downtown area, officers say in tula, peyton was taken into custody and las vegas last night. he now faces murder charges in connection with the gunfire that killed six people wounded a dozen others during an early morning hours of april. the third two brothers smiley and deandre martin, already in custody for their alleged roles, and that mass shooting in downtown sacramento. in just about one hour. president biden and first lady dr jill biden are scheduled to arrive in uvalde, texas. they are going to be meeting with the families of the victims of the mass shooting at rob elementary school. the white house says president biden will also renew his call for tougher gun laws. during his visit to the body today, reporter madeline rivera has that story. president biden your body, texas today. where they will meet a community that's not only

dealing with grief, anger as well. yeah. hundreds of people gathered at the volley town square memorial honoring the 21 victims of tuesday's elementary school shooting mourners coming from all over to pay their respects coming more people are locking arms. to get to this tragedy. right and i mean, it's amazing president biden and the first lady will spend today meeting with victims families as well as first responders. on saturday, the president called for americans to make the country safer. in the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger. authorities are now combing through hundreds of tips trying to determine a motive for the massacre. investigators are also examining law enforcement's delayed response in confronting the gunmen. congressman tony gonzalez says an officer on the ground told him police units

scrambled to find a tool to open the school door was a steel door and it was locked and you can, it would go outward, not inward. texas officials expressing outrage, saying they were not told the truth about how the shooting unfolded. it only makes the situation worse for the families when they hear changing stories. the victim's families are now preparing for funerals, many of which are taking place within the next few days, and you've attacked his mother rivera. fox news. the funeral was held this weekend for the oldest victim of this month's mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york everything . vice president kamala harris was among those attending yesterday's memorial service for 86 year old ruth whitfield. she was among the 10 people killed in the attack on the supermarket two weeks ago. the u. s department of justice is investigating the shooting as a hate crime as in an act of

racially motivated, violent extremism. the reverend al sharpton made an emotional plea for unity during yesterday's funeral service. we need to come together all communities. can say that we may not agree on everything. but we have got to stop the hate and the violence and we have got this arm. investigators say the alleged gunman targeted the supermarket because it isn't a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo authorities arrested 18 year old peyton genderen outside that supermarket immediately after the shooting, and he is now facing mass murder charges. time now is 805 san jose. fire crews tackled a two alarm fire that was threatening other homes in the neighborhood crews were called to that scene around 5 30 yesterday evening on collier cedar street near curtner avenue. you could see smoke from our traffic camera there in the

south bay. san jose. fire officials say the flames spread into trees nearby, with some members, apparently blowing onto the rooftops of neighboring homes before cruz finally got the fire under control, no injuries reported and right now , no word on a cause of the fire . more than three million californians are expected to travel this holiday weekend and those who are flying are being encouraged to check with their airlines because have delays and cancelations that we're seeing across the country. ktvu zac's oscars, it's a look at what travelers are experiencing. thankfully we've had it booked for probably a year now deal and family and from orlando planning to spend memorial day weekend sightseeing in san francisco before meeting friends in alaska for a 10 day cruise their friends booking the same trip last minute friends checked a few weeks ago it was double or triple the price. and they're not the only ones according to travel site hopper domestic airfares into the summer, averaging more than $400, a

round trip that's 24% higher than this time in 2019 and 45% increase from just one year ago sense there's a lot more demand a expecting around 2.1 million travelers a day to pass through their checkpoints this memorial day weekend. and by the summer, some forecasters expecting the number of passengers to mattress or past pre pandemic levels. this is airlines continue to face staff shortages and absences, partly due to covid-19 . definitely more expensive, but you know the planes are full, so supply and demand. in fact, the airlines don't have enough staff so i don't really see it coming down too soon shortages along with bad weather and air traffic control issues, forcing more than 1500 flight cancelations on saturday, delta passengers hurting the most with cancelations of more than 250 flights. nearly 10% of delta schedule flights out of delta

hub hartsfield jackson international in atlanta. among the most severely impacted definitely heard about a lot of delays. um but luckily we didn't encounter any of that from atlanta, with his girlfriend finally able to put any worries about weekend travel woes and their rear view mirror very excited to head out to wine country tomorrow. napa sonoma the next day a and very excited to see san francisco zac's ktvu to news for the bay area. airports are doing better than a lot of others around the country. we just checked in sfo. there are eight flights canceled , either coming or two or living from service school international. 27 flights are delayed more than 15 minutes. san jose has five delayed flights, and oakland has to neither one has any cancelations . all flights are expected to be burning on schedule today in santa rosa. and air travel is expected to hit a peak again tomorrow. sfo is advising travelers to arrive at least two hours before the departure time for domestic flights and three hours for international. well if

you're driving drivers across the state are in for a little sticker shock when you pull into the gas pump, according to triple a statewide average for regular gasoline hit a new record again today. at 6 14 again. that's almost two bucks more than a year ago. meanwhile barry gas prices are even higher. oakland average price 6 26 a gallon san jose drivers are paying 6 27. and if you're in the city, people are shelling out. 6 39 a gallon on average. triple a says that all these prices are the highest recorded ever for an average $74 my last trip. for a honda was over, 100 . oh was really painful. i'm like you win, but i don't think you want to talk about it anymore. we're just gonna pretend it didn't happen. please let's stop. let's talk about something pleasant. good morning to both of you. happy sunday. we are looking at temperatures moving up. we have a warming trend that gets underway today

it will continue into the holiday. eventually it's going to equal hot weather for inland cities, but it doesn't last giving you a live. look here across a san francisco i think we see just a little bit of a golden gate park there on the left. got the golden gate bridge, the marin headlands and a beautiful blue sky out there this morning 54 degrees in san francisco fifties in the north bay of napa. we've got upper fifties in livermore and low sixties already for you, brentwood. 37 outside your door . san jose temperatures are going to rebound. now that the sun is up and shining. we have a bit of a northerly flow out there. that's going to start to dry things out. and by tomorrow, a red flag warning issued for a section of solano county that reaches into the sacramento valley. most of the bay area going to be a okay although we will be drier. we will be warmer nevada right now reporting in northwest breeze at 23 mph. at least the gust is in oakland reporting sustained at 10. we are going to see the breezy,

windy conditions for today. my in our hills. we've got a bit of a breeze. but not too bad. we have big rock reporting. 22 mph oakland north reporting of 15 mph temperatures in the oakland hills right now. 48 degrees, relative humidity. still looking good at 81% few degrees of warming expected in most areas, except for the coast specifically yesterday, 59 today going to 60. meanwhile livermore you're going to see a nudge in your number 76 expected for you today. oakland low seventies santa rosa. bigger jump 77 expected for you today. yesterday it was 70 degrees. a better look at the afternoon house for the entire region for today and the warming turn that will continue into the week ahead coming up in just a little bit. thank you, rosemary. two people are killed and there are still missing after two boats crashed in georgia over the weekend. that story is coming up on our nine o'clock show. plus millions are expected to hit california roads this holiday weekend up next to the advice and warnings of chp has as officers are making sure drivers are still staying safe on those are still staying safe on those roads.

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mis. the flight took off from the city of pokhara and was headed to the popular tourist town of johnson. just 15 minutes away planes on that route fly between the himalayan mountains before letting in the valley. that area is a popular destination for serious hikers. the nepalese

army is helping with the search for victims. time now. 8 14 chp officers are running what they call a maximum enforcement operation this weekend, leticia , or guests went on a ride along with an officer to see how it works. front window. 10 is illegal in california officer mark levitt hits the road, looking to make sure drivers are on their best behavior. what we're looking for specifically is impaired drivers, alcohol and drugs were looking for aggressive drivers. speeding reckless drivers were also looking for distracted drivers cellphone use despite the high gas prices. the roads are busy as people look to get out and enjoy the memorial day weekend. even though it's high gas prices. i think people still want to get out. they've been cooped up for the last couple of years with covid. i pulled you over for a couple of reasons you kind of kind of weave into the shoulder. a little bit of it looks to see if drivers were distracted by their cell phones.

and make sure everyone is buckled up. we would like to prevent it from being deadly. so that's one of the main goals of an m e p maximum enforcement period. even though marijuana is legal, the chp says not following the rules can get you arrested. one thing to remember it's we treated just like alcohol. um it's just treated just like an open container in your vehicle. you shouldn't have it in your vehicle. you shouldn't be smoking in your vehicle. road rage is also a big concern. it seems like people are on edge. um the world can be a dangerous place if you are cut off by someone. officer levitt says, take the high road don't engage with the behavior because you don't know the state of mind somebody might be in or if they're intoxicated. or impaired by a drug. they could be going through a mental crisis. if you plan to drink, your safest bet is to plan ahead and get a ride. you could drive 100 times. um drunk driving. and never get caught, unfortunately, but it's going to be that one time that you could injure yourself, um or

you can injure. by standard that was leticia ordaz reporting cheap chp rather reports 979 people were arrested for driving under the influence last memorial day weekend, and 33 people were killed in vehicle collisions. wildfires across the west aren't just burning down homes, trees and wildlife. they are also having an impact on our drinking water. experts say thousands of tons of charred sediment flow into rivers and reservoirs. creating water that tastes like dirt water agency says that ends up costing a lot of money due to treatment costs, and they're now forced to filter out water. that's 10 to 20 times, dirtier. but experts are worried about the lingering impacts of combining water treatments and charred soil mixed with chlorine to purify that water. the environmental protection agency has warned the public about the health impacts of ms mixing the two 8 17 a check of weather with rosemary,

and it is getting blue a little bit earlier on this sunday. yes, it is. we're looking at temperatures coming up now that the sun is shining mostly blue skies around the bay area today and a warming trend that will eventually roll us into the nineties for inland cities. not today, though, i'll have a look at those numbers coming up in just a moment. how about a fabulous view over lake tahoe? we do have blue skies here as well. so you just a little bit of cloud cover off to the left. there got some nice weather in areas over tahoe. in the low sixties for today, we've got dry conditions. they're dry conditions here. the system that provided us with a little bit of drizzle yesterday morning off to the east now, and we do have a ridge that will be strengthening in to the bay area, a bit of a northerly flow already setting up and for tomorrow, a red flag warning already scheduled by the national weather service, starting at 11 a.m. blasting into wednesday. for the sacramento valley. it does stretch into areas of solano county, including all of our communities from fairfield over towards ben isha, and then off

towards the lighthouse, so this is the stretch here that will again last, but the dry, gusty conditions. the national weather service head of the bay area in monterrey has not listed anything for the rest of the bay area. here's a look at the future cast because it will show you how the ridge of high pressure kind of takes that storm trek to the north of us as we see the warming trend come our way, and then it drops in right about thursday when a cool down begins. here's a look as we roll through. tuesday wednesday, expected to be the warmest days we're now into thursday and notice we're seeing a little bit more blue a little bit farther towards the california and then take a look at friday and saturday. could be a cool pattern that sets up for next weekend. meanwhile for today, we're going to go with warmer weather, mostly sunny weather and breezy to windy weather. as this warmer pattern begins to move in. we've got 32 mph. this is just a projection, but it looks really breezy over areas of the north bay as well as the coastline as we get into the second part of the afternoon, a little bit towards sunset.

temperatures right now. 54 degrees in san francisco fifties in nevada upper fifties in walnut creek, upper fifties over san jose, you're going to bottle rock for today, going to be gorgeous out there mid seventies expected into the afternoon 67 degrees already by lunchtime. but then take a look at that eight o'clock number getting into the sunset. our low sixties with breezy conditions bring the layers. it's going to cool off 66 for the afternoon in san francisco today, if you're going to carnaval, we've got 72 in redwood city mid seventies in morgan hill, upper seventies for anti, och 80. degrees expected for fairfield. your extended forecast here a little bit warmer for the holiday on monday , and then we see a bigger jump on tuesday our temperatures for inland cities now in the upper eighties 80 degrees around the bay. we don't stop there coming wednesday, the warmest day of the week nineties for inland cities alot eighties around the bay sixties at the coast. pecked to you. alright thanks, rosemary . well the oldest man alive just celebrated his birthday just how many family members he was surrounded by this weekend as he

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self limiting it burns itself out. so even if we did nothing, it would probably still even burn itself out. health officials say monkey pox is transmitted by skin to skin contact, like touching an infected, sore or open blister hand in the clothes or bedding of someone with the virus or getting particles shed from the infected person. into your mouth, eyes or other mucous membranes. those infected will often experience flu like symptoms, swollen lymph nodes and a new rash. new nonprofit in the silicon valley is working to bring progress to a less research. ktvu magus spoke to a woman who lost her husband to the disease about our efforts to not only find a cure, but to diagnose patients sooner. ppe in silicon valley in do navarre is determined to find a cure for the disease that killed her husband, peter cohen. in 2019. he noticed the symptoms of a l s early on when his ankle wasn't supporting his foot, but it still took nearly three years before doctors determined his

diagnosis. it's like finding stage four in cancer, and then we say, okay, you have a less and so it's too late bars started the foundation in peter's name. and two years ago , the foundation launched everything. ailes a nonprofit working on groundbreaking research that this month got the support of an accelerator research program funded by the fda. our goal is by end of the year. we want to have an algorithm and a biomarker in front of fda right now, everything ls is analyzing speech and facial data from hundreds of voices using an artificial intelligence platform created by san francisco based modality dot ai. peep it takes 10 minutes a week open to anyone online really figures out. what are the key features within speech that's implicated in l s diagnosis. and on june 1st, the next phase of research begins tracking the movements of als patients using shoes with high

tech sensors. so what we are doing is we're peeling the onion one by one. it's bringing hope to 66 year old lisa cross in san mateo. she was diagnosed with als in 2017 and was an early participant in this speech study studies like this one that were find that key. at least two earlier died. i know sis, a long time dance and theater instructor. cross hung up her tap shoes late last year, when the muscles in her limbs began deteriorating. her younger sister died from the disease in and her three adult children a 50 50 chains of developing a less having digital biomarkers navarre believes is the key to early diagnosis, drug testing and a better outcome for a less patients in the future. i think it will save their life, i mean, i honestly believe that if we had this mechanism peter would be alive today. in mountain view

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their sisters, their grandparents. those are the ones we need to remember today. it is memorial day weekend how the country is honoring those heroes who gave their lives for our country, plus how one east bay community is helping a navy vet rebuild his life after a near death experience that cost him his home coming up. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onts eye view from twin peaks looking down upon san francisco, which is already out of the clouds. and look, it might have find on this memorial day weekend. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat claudine wang. let's talk about this holiday weekend. lots of plans and when you have three day weekend we still get some time to plan some barbecues and outdoor activities and we've got festivals in town as well. yes we have carnival and staff, francisco bottle rock and napa. whether it's going to be nice throughout will be a little bit cool along the coastline again for today, and as we get into a debate area communities. we're

looking at temperatures in the seventies seventies for our inland cities and some of our warmest spots, just touching 80 a little bit warmer from memorial day. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of your holiday weekend. coming up. we will see a shortly. thank you, rosemary. people will find many ways on our veterans over the next few days, including in east bay community that is hoping to help one navy veteran. rebuild his life. warman lost virtually everything in a fire on friday. ktvu greg liggins shows us how he's getting a helping hand. this is the fire. ronald weber and his dog buddy, escaped friday afternoon. it was around one o'clock when weber says he was starting his rv to charge the battery. and then i heard a pop. and then i saw smoke coming out. and. the fire , and everything just took over . the fire tore through the r v. weber and his dog had been living in for nearly eight years

, but they managed to escape out the driver's door. the rv has been parked in the lows lot in livermore on first street and contained weber's entire life. i had everything i had my family pictures. yeah. lost out. though this navy veteran has lost virtually everything he's won some new supporters and friends , especially this man, dwayne woods, who met webber after the fire and is now helping him rebuild his life. as americans. it's what we should do. we can go and help. all the other nations in the world. but we don't always look out for our own has been reaching out to branches of the american legion and has already gotten enough donations to get weber a room at a nearby motel for roughly three weeks. lowe's has donated a $200 gift card. safeway employees next door have collected $450 and the red cross $500. and

there have been plenty of other people like this man handing over donations. we don't show a lot of gratitude to the people who help us and protect us, so i just wanted to do something the least i can do is help out with his all the people. and it's great. never had that much help . 67 year old weber has no idea how long he'll be able to stay at the motel and fears he could become homeless. but his new friend dwayne woods, and others are helping to prevent that from happening come from the military. family. and it's. it's just really what we should do. now woods has just set up this go fund me account for weber called help a veteran so others in the community can donate. greg legans ktvu fox two news. in eldorado county. a family has been living in a tent after

losing their home in the caldera fire received a life changing gift. the california fire foundation worked with the emergency rv group. to deliver this rv to the family of five and somerset. it was filled with items that they need to get back on their feet. the foundation was alerted about their living situation by a teacher of the families 17 year old daughter. and said, i have an amazing student. she's really smart kids straight a's. she lost her home and then called or fire. and despite that she's still a straight a student. what else are you gonna do? you're gonna be sad every day. and why would you be saturday? every day when it doesn't change anything, you might as well just be happy. called the group emergency rv, says it has now delivered rvs to more than 100 families in similar situations. some of the supplies included in the donation where items that children say they miss the most , and that included journals and art supplies. thousands of motorcycles, all getting ready to roar their way to the nation's capital today to mark memorial day weekend, the annual

rolling to remember formerly rolling thunder kicked off on friday. the event is meant to help americans remember the more than one million soldiers killed fighting our american wars? top executive for the group american veterans as to all americans to remember those who lost a loved one in defense? of our country. start families who we need to remember today. those families that lost their loved ones, their sons, their fathers, their brothers, their sisters, their grandparents. those are the ones we need to remember today. they're not with us today. they're not with their families today. and those are the ones that are struggling for this day. rolling to remember will ride through the nation's capital at nine o'clock, so it is just about to kick off our time, a time to remember the sacrifice of the brave american soldiers. governor gavin newsom says he's in isolation after testing positive for covid, the governor tweeted that he was experiencing mild symptoms. newsom has been vaccinated and

double boosted his office as they do not know how he contracted the virus. but he says he will begin a five day regimen of packs loaded. the governor will stay in isolation at least through thursday, while working remotely. the governor's office also notified the delegation of new zealand's prime minister. the two held a climate event in san francisco's golden gate park on friday. prime minister jacinda ardern recently recovered from covid she tested positive back on may 13th, her fiance and their three year old daughter also contracted that virus this morning. the vice mayor of concord, facing charges of driving under the influence, laura hoffmeister. has issued a statement confirming her arrest that happened last week. the vice mayor says she was pulled over by clayton police after having dinner and wine with friends inter statement she takes full responsibility for actions and vows to take steps to make sure it never happens again. law enforcement agencies in lake tahoe or vowing to crack down on dangerous behavior in the water as the busy summer

tourism season gets underway, so they are increasing the patrols along lake tahoe 72 miles shoreline to watch out for voters who are out of the lake after having too much to drink. officers are also going to be cracking down on those who ignore the speed laws and lifejacket requirements. there are an estimated 15,000 vote trips in lake tahoe between memorial day and labor day. just looking up the weather in tahoe city and rosemary hits a little little chilly up there. it's 42 degrees in tahoe city right now . slow forties at this hour low sixties expected for the afternoon, so i don't know about bathing suit in lake for today. but then again, lake tahoe gorgeous any time of the year, perhaps from the sand outside our doors at this hour, our coastline is going to remain on the cool side fifties chiloe sixties specifically stretching over towards half moon bay today a live look at mount diablo this morning, mostly blue skies around the region. lot more sunshine to start the day compared to yesterday and temperatures are beginning to

rebound. we have 62 degrees right now in brentwood upper fifties in walnut creek are east bay communities 57 in oakland. hayward fremont 56. for you 54 in the city of san francisco in the north bay, mid fifties and napa in the south bay upper fifties over san jose. we do have ridge of high pressure that will be strengthening into the bay area. have that northerly flow beginning to develop so things will start to dry out and things will begin to warm up. yesterday was the coolest day of the three day weekend a little bit warmer today a little bit warmer for tomorrow. the winds right now calm in napa, nevada, reporting wind gusts to 23 mph. oakland reporting 10. we will continue to see the winds pick up into the afternoon, especially breezy along the coastline and inside the bay into our hills. we go where mount diablo reporting winds to 27 mph middle peak reporting 28 breezy day and mostly sunny day a warmer day 77 expected in santa rosa right about average san francisco 66 for you. low

seventies in oakland, 76 in livermore in san jose 74 so very seasonal for this time of year and anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday, even seven degrees warmer for santa rosa today, but pacifica again 60 degrees for you. we'll go. 80 degrees and fairfield 20 degrees span from one end of the other to the other. 72 for redwood city today. 75 expected for morgan hill, another nudge in the numbers for memorial day, followed by a bigger warm up on tuesday. better details on what you can expect expect in the extended forecast coming up. well memorial is growing in texas for the 21 lives lost in the latest school shooting, and there is one memorial here in the bay area as well. and rosemary. touchdown it carnival . it's this weekend. it's here and the big parade starting less than an hour. what you need to know if you're heading to the city. coming

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astm tower. 98 people died when the 12 story champlain towers south collapsed in the city of surfside last june. attorneys for the families of the victims will receive more than $1 billion in the settlement means families won't have to endure a court battle. that would have taken years. the money is going to come from insurance companies , engineering firms and the owners of a new condo tower built next door to the one that collapsed. and with several schools pride month, starting just two days from now, there is still work underway to allow law enforcement to walk in the big parade in uniform this year, parade organizers decided that the police and sheriff's deputies could still march but they wouldn't be allowed to wear their uniforms. organizers say their presence does represent oppression to some members of the lgbt q community. well, now san diego pride, which had also

band uniform, law enforcement, says officers can march in uniform this year. so san francisco supervisor matt dorsey told the bay area reporter that he's planning on meeting with community leaders in san francisco the next few days in the hopes of reaching a similar compromise. today volunteers hope to wrap up the installation of the pride month pink triangle up on twin peaks this year, the pink triangle will be made from shiny pink streamers. instead of laying all that canvas on the ground, volunteers have already set up a mile and a half of streamers along steel cables up on that hillside. 2700 led lights will illuminate the triangle at nighttime. the bright installation represents a dark chapter of history, members of the gay community were forced to wear pink triangles and concentration camps. part of appreciating and celebrating any pride weekend is knowing where you've been and this giant pink triangle on the hill is where you've been, and it's here so people will look up and say,

what is that? why is it there were trying to make them curious enough to learn about what it means. to help prevent that kind of action from happening again. the official lighting ceremony will take place on wednesday night. in the north bay napa's bottle rock music festival wraps up today i'm here. thousands rocked out to the happy fits, who were just one of dozens of bands performing at the festival bottle rock pairs top performers with napa valley beer, wine and food. tonight's headliners include pink pitbull, luke homes and alessia cara. meanwhile the music festival lost one of its acts for today due to covid popular rock brand bleachers sent out this tweet yesterday evening reading, in part quote. it's a huge bummer to announce that we have to pull out of tomorrow's show due to a positive covid testing our band . the band was supposed to be the main support act for mainstage headliner pink. that slot will now go to advanced

joy. and in san francisco. the grand parade for carnival is happening today. yeah. a little snippet of some of the live music from yesterday's event that spanned across 20 blocks along harrison street between 16th and 24th in the mission, two day event includes six stages vendors with crafts from across latin america and beyond , and, of course, their mouth watering food. i love it. i love seeing all the people and the outfits and everyone just having fun together again. and for the first time this year, the festival includes a cannabis garden tech and gaming pavilion and an l g b t q. dedicated stage. today's parade starts in less than an hour. 9 30. my favorite part are the lowriders. cars are awesome. so many interesting, uh, acts there and

colorful costumes and the food in unison. yes, we're all thinking the same thing. the food it's going to be. it's going to be a nice dance. san francisco will be a little breezy in the afternoon temperatures in the mid upper sixties so dress in layers. make sure you have even perhaps like a windbreaker to help you out a live look era into san francisco . i think we can take the pink triangle there. sutro tower is well and blue skies overhead. we've got mostly blue skies around the region, even along the coastline this morning. not as much fog out there and we will continue with this pattern, the northerly flow setting up and will be gin to dry things out, not the case. at the moment, we're still looking pretty good. mount diablo. 45 degrees, the winds to 27 mph relative humidity 59% ben lomond reporting 96% relative humidity . sonoma mountains reporting 67% but we are beginning to shift to a warmer, drier pattern getting into the days ahead. the warming trend begins today. storm tracker to showing you the

system that is moving out of the area. provided us with a little bit of drizzle, but jacob a even picked up 56 107 inch of rainfall had a little bit of drizzle in oakland and over areas of the north bay yesterday, but we will be drying out. northerly flow is already setting up. and with that a red flag warning already expected for the sacramento valley area stretching into the sonoma are should say solano. excuse me area from vacaville, fairfield over towards the leo banished to it goes all the way until wednesday morning. it doesn't start today. it starts tomorrow for very dry, gusty conditions to developing over the next couple of days. meanwhile for us here at home, and at this hour we do have 59 in fairfield, 55 in napa. as we go to the east bay. we've got 57 in walnut creek, as well as oakland, 54 in san francisco 54 along the coastline half moon bay. if you're going to see the play later today, mostly sunny skies 70 degrees west priest about 20 mph. so game time 107 so beautiful day in the stands, maybe a bit breezy in the parking lot or coming and going

out of the colosseum. you're going to bottle rock in the napa a gorgeous day here by lunchtime . the festival the bottle rockets underway. 67 degrees mid seventies, expected at four o'clock in the afternoon. settling into sun said the eight o'clock our low sixties breezy conditions expected there. do make sure you have your layers as well because it cools down in the evening 60 degrees for pacifica this afternoon. we've got to 80 degrees and fairfield and everybody else somewhere in between 71 for oakland, 73 in san rafael along the peninsula 72 over areas of redwood city. your extended forecast just a slight little budget or nudging the numbers for tomorrow, a slight little warm up on monday. followed by a bigger warmup tuesday into wednesday, upper eighties to nineties in the forecast for inland cities low eighties around the bay will still remain fairly cool along the coastline with sixties in the forecast, and then we start to cool things down on thursday . back to you looks like a great week, though thank you. memorial day weekend car sales are not as good as they used to be. but

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if r college, you may be thinking that it is too late to get financial aid and scholarships this fall. but as heather sullivan tells us, there are steps that your team can take this summer. to help cut tuition costs. the most important thing you should be doing besides working hard in school and finishing out the year. well uh , is to actually be planning on how you're going to pay for college. jennifer panetti was scholarship owl, which offers free and paid scholarship help. says college scholarships are still available. students think this is a bad time of year to apply for scholarships. they're totally wrong. this is actually a great time of year applied not a big essay writer, not a problem. we also specialize in what we call creative or media scholarships for students that maybe don't love essays but have a different side of them that they want to show off so they can do social media post scholarships, video scholarships

. a summer job is a great way to earn and save money for college. you can earn 34 $5000 this summer. through work or scholarships or some combination . maybe you won't even need to take out that student loan students can also take summer school to earn credits at lower costs at community colleges. or you can simply build up your gpa by taking an additional college course to improve their odds at qualifying for merit based aid. that was heather sullivan reporting. a report from nerdwallet shows 42% of high school graduates will take out student loans for college with an average total of nearly $40,000. experts are advising people to explore work, study opportunities and borrow only what's needed. well this is the season for graduation ceremonies all around the country. one woman says it was worth waiting for. say hello to 82 year old maybe wilshere under degree in business management. back in 2020. but because of the pandemic, there was no ceremony

, so she was included in the festivities for the class 2022 at the university of maryland this week, she says. or ceremony was everything she hoped it would be, and she's encouraging everyone to pursue their biggest dreams. no matter your age. never ever. let anyone tells yoe it's never too late to follow your dreams. how about that? bill says she started taking college classes into her late seventies. she graduated with honors by the way, and bill says, finally getting to hear her name announced as she walked across the stage. and was handed her degree gave her a great sense of self confidence. while you're watching the birthday celebration that took place in venezuela this weekend for the person believed to be the world's oldest man, that is one

mora, who is now 113 old. that's amazing. dozens of family members attended that birthday party, which included cake and plenty of presents. the guests included his 11 children, his 41 grandchildren and his 18 great grandchildren. one more credits his long life on working hard and going to bed early. up next two people are killed and three are still missing after two boats crashed in georgia over the weekend. that story is coming up. and the champions league winner has been crowned how real madrid is now celebrating its record extending european title that is coming up. and a reminder that you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter head on over to ktvu .com/ email to sign up for that daily se

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they will be facing in the nba finals. the winner of tonight's game between the miami heat and the boston celtics will face golden state in game one on thursday night games 125 and seven of that championship series will be played at the chase center. anyone hoping to get a ticket to those games and san francisco should be prepared to pay some big bucks the least expensive seats available for game one we've checked, they're going to cost you about $700 each and those wanting a single courtside seat could pay more than $12,000. that's a lot of dough. it is on tv after all. well there are they are rather one of the worst teams of baseball. but for some reason, giants just cannot figure out cincinnati reds the g men over two on the road. they will try and salvage a game this afternoon at cincinnati yesterday. got ugly early. bottom number 12 on two out, kyle farmer will take a big bite out of this. alex would pitch and gone. that's a three run homer. all the reds would need

232 game. take you to the ninth with a shot two on two out for wilmer flores, who will rifle a base hit to right. joey barton is on a side horse. but watch the throw from right. joey! bart my goodness. you are out by a mile and that's your ball game. giants lose it. final was 3 to 2 acer hosting the rangers, trying to prevent a four game sweep at the colosseum yesterday. they gave up 11 runs, lost it by a touchdown and, like the giants didn't take long to fall behind former dodger corey seager. he will send out a two run bomb here in the third. texas goes up two to nothing and the very next better a dulles, garcia says. hello back to back jack solo shot. rangers are now up three to nothing. it was a 51 game when former eight marcus simeon will greet his old mates with a bomb of his own, this time with the bags loaded up with rangers. that's a grand slam, and that ball game is over. oakland gave up 18 hits and they lose the texas by a final of 11 to 4. and

it hit me that every day i they , there's you know, a slight smart hands that if something happens that i could lose my entire world. president biden has now arrived in the uvalde, texas this morning as the community continues to mourn the 21 lives lost there this week. and a third suspect is behind bars and connection to the mass shooting in sacramento that killed six people will have more on that story coming up. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto. good morning to you. you're taking a live? look there. you see president biden and the first lady jill biden, arriving in uvalde, texas this morning. they are going to be speaking to the family members of the victims of that horrible shooting that we have been falling for you all week. we are also told that he is going to be meeting with first responders. the president and the first lady

actually flew into kelly field in san antonio, texas this morning and then took marine one over to your valley this morning, so as you can see, there were going to be monitoring his visit to texas today. as again he continues to make plans to meet with the families of the victims. welcome to mornings onto it is sunday. may 29th i'm claudine wong. good morning, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you outside . talk about our weather on this holiday weekend, and it's looking mighty good. i would say we have a warming trend that begins today will come up by a few degrees. still going to be a little cool at the coast. the temperatures in the upper fifties to low sixties a lot of seventies for areas around the bay and upper seventies to near 80 degrees for some of our warmer spots inland. we'll check in on your current conditions. we'll talk about that breezy weather that we're expecting for the afternoon as well, coming up in just a little bit. well as we've been telling you, president biden and the first lady dr jill biden has just arrived in uvalde, texas. their helicopter touched down just minutes ago, and they're going to be meeting with the families

of the victims of the mass shooting at rob elementary school. the white house says president biden will also renew his call for tougher gun laws during his visit to vivaldi today. reporter madeline rivera has that story. president biden and the first lady are traveling to vivaldi, texas, today, where they'll meet a community that's not only dealing with grief, anger as well. yeah. hundreds of people gathered everybody town square memorial honoring the 21 victims of tuesday's elementary school shooting mourners coming from all over to pay their respects. people are coming. more people are locking arms tragedy. right and, and i mean, it's amazing president biden and the first lady will spend today meeting with victims families as well as first responders. on saturday, the president called for americans to make the country safer. in the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand

stronger. authorities are now combing through hundreds of tips trying to determine a motive for the massacre. investigators are also examining law enforcement's delayed response in confronting the gunmen. congressman tony gonzalez says an officer on the ground told him police units scrambled to find a tool to open the school door was a steel door and it was locked and you can, it would go outward, not inward . texas officials expressing outrage, saying they were not told the truth about how the shooting unfolded. it only makes the situation worse for the families when they hear changing stories. the victim's families are now preparing for funerals, many of which are taking place within the next few days, and you've attacked us matthew rivera. fox news. church in l. a media is now paying tribute to those who lost their lives. and that school shooting in val d. this is the scene outside the towers united methodist church on oak street, church leaders

are displaying 19 colorful chairs and memory that i teach children killed. in that mass shooting last tuesday to other chairs on are the two adult teachers who died in that gunfire. a funeral was held this weekend for the oldest victim of this month's mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new yors was among those attending yesterday's memorial service for 86 year old ruth whitfield. she was one of the 10 people killed in the attack on the supermarket two weeks ago. the u. s department of justice is investigating the shooting as a hate crime and as an act of racially motivated violent extremism. the reverend al sharpton made an emotional plea for unity during yesterday's funeral service. we need to come together all communities. can say that we may not agree on everything. but we have got to

stop the hate and violence. can we have got to this arm? investigators say the alleged gunman targeted the supermarket because it isn't a predominantly black neighborhood in buffalo authorities arrested 18 year old peyton genderen outside of that supermarket immediately after the gunfire. and he is now facing mass murder charges. new this morning, sacramento police have arrested a third suspect in last month's mass shooting in the downtown area, officers say. in tula. peyton was taken into custody in las vegas last night . he now faces murder charges in connection with the gunfire that killed six people wounded 12 others during that early morning hours of april, the third two brothers smiley and deandre martin, are already in custody for their alleged roles in that mass shooting. in downtown sacramento. 22 people are missing after a plane crash in nepal that flight took off from the city of pokhara, and it was

headed to the populist tourist town of johnson, just 15 minutes away. planes on that route flowery between the himalayan mountains before landing in the valley. that area is a popular destination for serious hikers. the nepalese army is helping with the search for victims. 906 year time. two people are dead. three others remain missing after two boats collided in a georgia river. state officials say the votes were traveling in opposite directions on the wilmington's river near savannah. when they struck one another. there were six people on one boat three on the other boat for people taken to a nearby hospital, including one victim who had to be airlifted. authorities are now searching for the device that usually helps boats navigate. around obstacles on that water. more than three million californians are expected to travel this holiday weekend and those who are flying or being encouraged to check with your airlines because we have seen delays and cancelations across the country . ktvu zac's oscars is to look at what travelers are experiencing. thankfully we've

had it booked for probably a year now deal and family and from orlando planning to spend memorial day weekend sightseeing in san francisco before meeting friends in alaska for a 10 day cruise their friends booking the same trip last minute when our friends checked a few weeks ago, it was double or triple the price. and they're not the only ones according to travel site hopper domestic airfares into the summer, averaging more than $400, a round trip that's 24% higher than this time in 2019 and 45% increase from just one year ago sense there's a lot more demand a expecting around 2.1 million travelers a day to pass through their checkpoints this memorial day weekend. and by the summer, some forecasters expecting the number of passengers to mattress or past pre pandemic levels. this is airlines continue to face staff shortages and absences, partly due to covid-19. definitely more

expensive, but you know the planes are full, so supply and demand. in fact, the airlines don't have enough staff so i don't really see it coming down too soon shortages along with bad weather and air control issues, forcing more than 1500 flight cancelations on saturday , delta passengers hurting the most with cancelations of more than 250 flights. nearly 10% of delta schedule flights out of delta hub hartsfield jackson international in atlanta. among the most severely impacted definitely heard about a lot of delays. um but luckily we didn't encounter any of that, in from atlanta, with his girlfriend finally able to put any worries about weekend travel woes and their rear view mirror very excited to head out to wine country tomorrow. napa sonoma the next day a and very excited to see san francisco zac's ktvu to news. we just checked the bay area airports for you, and there are a number of canceled flights

and delayed flights. that number has been increasing there this morning. right now. sfl reporting eight canceled flights that are coming to or leaving from san francisco international. there are 34 flights delayed more than 15 minutes. san jose and oakland each report seven delayed flights. santa rosa has won. none of those three, though, have any cancelations? and air travel is expected to hit a peak again tomorrow. so sfo is advising travelers to arrive at least two hours before your departure. if you're flying domestically, three hours if you have an international flight how about the drivers all across the state are in for more sticker shock at the gas pump, according triple a statewide average for regular gas in a new record again today at $6.14 that's almost $2 more than a year ago. meanwhile, barry a gas prices as we know are higher. oakland the average price 6 26 if you're filling up in san jose drivers are paying 6 27 and san francisco whopping 6 39 for a gallon of regular triple a says

that all of these prices are the highest recorded average. ever and if you've been eyeing a new gas sufficient or electric cars have been waiting for this memorial day weekend and snatch a good deal might want to think again. inflation and supply chain issues means less deals on what is usually the best weekend to go out and buy a car. average new car price whopping $45,200. that's up 18% average profit for dealers is over five grand, while average dealer incentives are at an all time low and 1034. down from almost $3000 a year ago, you might still be able to find a few deals deals, though. if you do look hard enough, here are some things that we found. chevrolet is offering an 8% discount for its equinox. and blazer models. you can find a dodge ram 1500 with a 7% discount and toyota is offering a 5% discount for its prius prime. if you want to go down

those roads all right. time now is 9 10. let's talk about our weather. lots of people getting up getting going on this sunday and i imagine a lot of people will be outside so layer is always some good advice. yes after a nice start as we get into the afternoon, a little breezy in addition to a more sunshine and warmer temps in the warming trend is going to continue into the holiday. here's a look. over lake tahoe lake tahoe right now. 46 degrees warming into the low sixties for today, so not a warm day in lake tahoe, but we can see some snow there on the mountain tops, and it's a beautiful day in lake tahoe, regardless of the weather. 57 degrees in san francisco. we have upper fifties right now. in walnut creek low sixties for you. brentwood san jose reporting 61 56 in novato temperatures for most within a few degrees of where we started yesterday, but we have a lot more sunshine out there this morning and we do have that northerly flow that is beginning to set up. behind the system that brought us a little bit of drizzle and cool, breezy conditions. yesterday we will

have the ridge of high pressure takeover and bring us a warmer weather and the drier weather for the next few days. here's a look at the forecast when it comes to the wind and notice into the afternoon picking up along the coastline. inside the bay. breezy conditions, windy conditions and a warmer conditions just by a few degrees. we're not going to see a robust warmup santa rosa, you will take a leap 77 expected for you today. when? yesterday it was 70. but areas like oakland just by a few degrees 71 for you . if you're going out to see the a's play this afternoon should be a beautiful day in the stands. 76 in livermore specific a half mumbai still gonna remain cool yesterday in the upper fifties. today perhaps low sixties a better look at the afternoon highs for today, the warming trend that will continue into the week ahead. coming up after the break, claudia okay. thanks, rosemary. well it is an expensive time to travel by car or plane. but don't have to go anywhere if you're staying put on thi. we've got some ideas for you on ways that you

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roads in the skies for this holiday weekend, but if you're staying put for this three day weekend, what a better way to market than to have a memorial day cookout and if you're still trying to figure out what you should barbecue we've got you covered. let's go to frank. he's on the roof with hugh groman from the hue groman. group catering company, and it looks good up there. we saw a little peek. i see a little salmon. i see some garlic, avocado salsa. i'm hungry, frank. i think you've got the menu down. thank you very much. claudine were up on the rooftop as a little windy out here. but it's the holiday weekend. and did you know that

almost 60% of americans barbecue on this weekend? that's impossible. impossible. believe you, but it's true 59% to we got hugh groman here from the hugo roman group and his monster catering company here in the east bay. and how you doing by the way? i'm good today. happy to be here. happy to be here. we've got some sunshine. you got some great food. we know we're cooking salmon, which is kind of a nice treat. because hot dogs they're fun, but not quite not really sexy on a holiday like this right to grow fish, and it's probably the hardest thing to grill and get it right. right so i figured i'd give you some tips, and the timing is well jump in. what do we got? okay, cool. so we're doing a grilled chipotle salmon with a tropical fruit, avocado salsa. great but you can do you know the basics of what we're doing here can be applied to any kind of a sauce. you can just do the same and really simply with oil, salt and pepper. but we're going to do a little marinade. so let me show you the marinade. let's jump in got triple a, which is just pureed chipotles. you get the little chipotles and peppers at the market. and you just pure am

in the blender. okay, honey. honey that's a nice time. sweetness yeah. garlic olive oil oil there and then a little bit of lemon lime zest. okay, okay. boom, boom boom. okay so you mix that all up and through the magic of television. i already have some made beautiful. so here we go. it's the same thing . and then you've got your salmon here. okay, so the trick is you want to keep doing this? really keep it real simple. okay you're going to few mistakes that people make they try to grill a whole side of salmon. awkward it's impossible. so cut it up a little bit. make it easier. cut it up into individual sized portions are going to such a better time. the other thing is you need a hot grill and you need a little oil. so there's oil in this marinade , right? so i'm just going to oil these up, okay? and i make the mistake. i kind of marinate them for an hour. is that okay? totally fine. yeah so they did that to you, but but i think either way is fine. if you don't

marinate it in advance with fish. i think it's what kind of salmon do you prefer? well we use a ecologically farmed salmon , but wild salmon is always preferable. it's better for the environment. and then careful seasoning, salt and pepper. okay so, um. what we do is then you want to really, really, really hot grill, and then you're going to put these down on the grill. and i'm gonna give it a little more salt and pepper. oops okay and a little salt. okay and then you just cover it up. i already started these just a few minutes ago, thinks about four or five minutes. that's it really cutting it up? i think they cook a little quicker. quicker. so here another another trick is don't move them around. they need time to cook and the sear marks need time to form and there's this moment where releases and then it becomes much easier to pull off the grill. so i'm going to try doing it. this is the moment of truth, right? i think i needed a little

bit more time. but here, let's just show you oh, there you go. okay so here we go. look, this one came right off. that's beautiful, so it's hard to get that and by the way, where's your cocktail? i've never done a second. no i'm a bad person. i'm sorry. so here look, so then i'm just going to quickly show you how to make this salsa. we've got one minute left. i can do that in one minute. you can come on mango avocado. jalapeno. red onion, red onion, and then you just give it some lime juice and salt and pepper and you can put in some optional cilantro. if you like cilantro. i love salon . well then you can do that. so here's some lime juice. got it. let's do another half. and then i like the salt to i always forget little salted. honestly that is such a critical thing so just to review cut them into individual pieces. nice hot grill, careful seasoning and don't mess around with it. you know what i mean? like, can we give it a little? let's do a little here. okay, so here, then

you just mix this up, and then it's all ready to go. and then here, i'm going to give you one of these to taste. all right. okay still afford, okay? we'll put it down here. give it a go. looks great. i'm gonna chase one, too, because then i'll know if it's delicious or not. and so you can do this with any kind of sauce. we do a sauce with, like black olives, capers show. good lemon, love this. i gotta i gotta get that recipe down. mm. very, very good. yeah no burgers . no hot dogs do the salmon. how do you recommend it? simple and if we want to find you? where do we find you? my friend hugh groman group on instagram. your that's the most fun. that's the most fun. you can see all this right on that instagram page. lot of great pictures there as well. you you're the man. happy memorial that you all right? rosemary will send it down to you now to gorgeous day is really pretty out there. i can see it's a little breezy. and

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for lake tana today in the low sixties if you're heading up not that warm out there, but still very, very pretty stone tracker to hear the system that brought us the little bit of drizzle. the cool conditions, the breezy conditions now moving to the east. we will have a ridge of high pressure that strengthens in over the coming days. that is going to dry things out. it's going to warm things up. and with that a red flag warning for the sacramento valley stretching into solano county. it begins tomorrow. looks like it could last. all the way into wednesday morning does include for the layout. venetia and all of our communities between there and into fairfield. so again, that's for tomorrow. but the trend begins today. the drier the warmer air 57 degrees right now in san francisco, 60 degrees for you, walnut creek upper fifties in anapa low sixties in san jose , you're going to battle rockford today going to be fabulous, but it will be breezy upper sixties at lunchtime. mid seventies at four o'clock in the afternoon and the settling into the evening hours low sixties at eight o'clock do bring the extra layers because once the sun

sets, it does get chilly. 60 60 afternoon high in san francisco , if you're going to carnival, we've got 72 in redwood city, 78 conquered low seventies in oakland. if you're going to see the ace play this afternoon the extended forecast a tad warmer tomorrow and then even warmer to hot weather as we get into wednesday, upper eighties low nineties for inland cities low eighties around the bay temperatures do begin to cool as and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me.

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yeah frankie, here's a little windblown little bit, boy. it's beautiful day, though. yes we do have warmer weather settling in for today, even a little bit warmer for tomorrow and then turning a bit hot as we get into tuesday wednesday and were notable jump in those temperatures so far. today we'll go with low seventies around the bay upper seventies inland is still cool at the coast. that doesn't change a whole lot. we're just slightly warmer weather expected from memorial day tuesday and wednesday. upper eighties low nineties for inland cities, but the bay will be in the eighties and still sixties at the coast. we're going to call it back down on thursday next weekend looks like it'll be cooler, by the way, sammons on its way down. i didn't have enough hands walked in the studio, frank, good to see you, fred. where is that salmon coming and we want you to make it look great up there. all right. well, thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. we appreciate you spending your morning with us voices for change is coming up next greg lee is your host. stay tuned for that and enjoy your holiday weekend, everyone take care.

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