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ktvu fox two. >> the co-owner of a restaurant in the east bay, hoping for drastic changes after a shooting at his business, sends multiple people to the hospital. >> we got to do something about this. this this can't keep happening, and we're not going to, you know, we're not just going to give up, but this can't keep happening. you know, we have to do something. >> chef pierre hill says two people were shot late last night at his restaurant in oakland. he tells us both victims are expected to recover. good evening. this saturday, i'm cristina rendon. pierre hill is the head chef at the upscale steakhouse pierre pierre on 13th street near the tribune tower in oakland. he posted video on instagram just before midnight of what appears to be blood on the floor of the restaurant. tables turned over following a shooting. hill says two people were shot around 9:00 last night. he tells us both victims

are currently in stable condition. ktvu zac sos joins us now live after speaking with hill. zach. >> yeah. cristina. the chef owner, telling me it was a chaotic scene friday night at his downtown oakland restaurant. pierre. pierre. gunfire erupting out of nowhere. chef pierre hill providing us with this cell phone. video of the aftermath. the san francisco born chef, who also goes by chef, says it happened in the middle of a packed service. so far, police have yet to provide any details on the shooting. but as you mentioned, according to him, a man and woman were shot. his restaurant, an upscale steakhouse located on 13th street inside the historic tribune tower. he is regarded as a celebrity chef who has catered for a number of san francisco 49ers players and area musicians. here's how he described some of what unfolded. >> i was just trying to figure out what was going on and get people down. you know, i'm not

used to situations like this. we've been open for a year. we've had five break ins. now we've had a shooting. we opened this business to try to give oakland something new, you know, to try to give oakland something that we don't have. you know, we don't have fine dining here in oakland. you know, oakland, oakland is sometimes forgot about. >> the chef says he's visited both victims in the hospital and that they are expected to recover. as for the restaurant, the shooting causing thousands of dollars in damage. it could be weeks until they're able to reopen. he set up a gofundme page, the oakland police officers association releasing a statement saturday saying in part, quote, the oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from the new mayor and council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime and help turn around

oakland. in terms of what led up to all of this, how many suspects were involved? that's currently unclear. we're again awaiting details from oakland police. christina. >> you just got to feel for this owner because we had heard about this restaurant previously from rapper mistah fab, who said he was his friend. he knows how hard this man has worked in these owners have worked to kind of put this restaurant together. did the owner say anything else about whether or not police have reached out to him? >> no, he didn't talk to us about the ongoing investigation. he did say they are reviewing surveillance video. but as you mentioned, yes, incredibly difficult for him right now. these restaurants, they run on very thin margins. >> especially being a black owned restaurant in oakland, zac sos live in our studio. zach. thank you. the oakland police officers association, also addressing a burglary at a bar in oakland. video shows two people breaking into the nightclub on tuesday. this business is two blocks away from pierre. pierre. a safe and alcohol were taken from the club. reportedly, owners tell

ktvu. this is the 11th burglary at that business in the last four years. concord police sharing details of an unusual arrest of a food delivery driver. police say officers pulled over someone riding a motorcycle without plates that was allegedly stolen. the rider told officers he was a food delivery driver and was worried about getting his delivery done on time. police say he asked the officers if he could drop off the order to help preserve his five star rating. they obliged after taking the rider into custody, police in san jose seized 22 pounds of meth, cocaine and $25,000 in cash during a drug bust. two suspects were also arrested. investigators say the seizure was part of a long-term investigation. police found the drugs and cash after serving search warrants at three homes in san jose. a windy start to the weekend here in the bay area, and a live look for you here. out from half moon bay, this is miramar beach at night. a gale warning is in effect along the bay area coast. it did

expire or excuse me, it will expire at 9:00 m tomorrow. we'll bring in ktvu chief meteorologist mark tamayo with more on this. hi, mark. >> hi there. christina. yeah. the strongest winds out toward the coast, but still breezy to windy across a good portion of the bay area earlier today. we still have some wind advisories to talk about as well as we head into your sunday. so strong winds. as you can see these numbers adding up. you can see ocean beach over actually right around 56mph. bodega bay 49mph sfo, the airport 47 miles an hour and half moon bay 36 miles an hour. those amounts not as strong out toward vacaville or oakland, but still breezy to windy. all these areas in blue. these are wind advisories with different start and expiration times. so out toward the coast and out toward san francisco, it's in place right now until 5:00 tomorrow morning, out toward sacramento, out toward solano county. that begins tomorrow morning, 8 a.m, all the way until 8 p.m. monday, and then for the north and east bay hills. that begins tomorrow night, 9 p.m. until 2 p.m. monday. those advisories for sacramento and also for the north and east bay hills will be

linked up to a different wind direction, more out of the northeast. today we had more of an onshore breeze, but the winds will switch around as we do move into your sunday. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. it was windy, of course out toward the span itself earlier today. and this is interesting out, out near the coast for the offshore waters, we actually have what's called a storm warning. so the storm warning is in place until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. winds could be around 50 to 60 miles an hour and some some dangerous wave heights as well. so just some hazardous conditions as you would expect with all that wind just offshore. as far as the current conditions out there right now, these numbers have backed off quite a bit. santa rosa gusting to 23 miles an hour out toward half moon bay. we have a wind gust to 31 in san jose, only in the single digits. what's happening with this pattern is a big trough, as you can see, that kind of settled in over the bay area. this responsible for more clouds and the gusty winds for today. still some breezy to windy conditions for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that with your full update in just a few minutes. mark.

>> we'll see you then. thank you. new at ten. a kayaker is missing after their canoe flipped in the american river. it happened yesterday under the no hands bridge near auburn. the placer county sheriff's department says two people were on board when, for unknown reasons, the canoe flipped. only one person was able to reach the nearby rocks and is safe tonight. a search is currently underway for that kayaker in portola valley. crews continue search and rescue operations for an elderly woman with dementia who has now been missing for 48 hours, as ktvu bailey ocarroll reports. authorities are telling neighbors how they can help. >> 79 year old margaret elaine mckinley became separated from her family while on a hike in the windy hill open space preserve on thursday. the fire on saturday, search and rescue crews beefed up efforts. 150 trained search and rescue volunteers joined the search to bring mckinley home. >> this is a significant addition to the search and rescue numbers of personnel that

we've had out here. searching for elaine over the last 48 hours. >> today, officials leading the search asked residents living nearby to check any camera footage they may have. >> we want to know if they saw a lane on their camera feed or even if they didn't, because this information is very helpful in allowing us to allocate resources and also to retrace elaine's steps. >> mckinley does have dementia and is considered at risk. rescuers, though feeling confident in their efforts right now, they are also getting help from additional canine units and air resources. >> we have additional horses who are out here today, additional canine units out here today. we continue to utilize our resources in terms of drones and planes to be able to assist us. so we really are able to cover more area within this expansive 1400 acre preserve. and ultimately, you know that that gives us great hope in finding elaine. >> ktvu spoke to ray, a trained search and rescuer, one of the

leads on this operation. he says the terrain is difficult. >> we do have to look in areas that the public normally doesn't see, so it gets really hairy and thick very quickly for searchers, so it's pretty difficult terrain. >> he added. the weather pattern in the area has had drastic swings. >> our searchers are telling us that they're actually getting almost soaking wet from having walked for hours through fog and that sort of mist. it's actually soaking. >> in all. everyone is hopeful that they will find mckinley safe in portola valley. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> in san francisco. a person is in the hospital tonight after being seriously hurt in a crash. officers were called to the crash near eighth and howard in the city south of market neighborhood just before 6:00 tonight. once on scene, they learned a truck and a motorcycle had collided. this is video here from the scene on the citizen app. the motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with major injuries. the truck driver remained on scene for the investigation. it is unclear what led up to the collision.

wildlife officials in sonoma county say a large black bear was killed after it was hit by a truck. the press democrat reports the 430 pound bear was hit at about 4:30 a.m. on tuesday in forestville on river road. the chp says this crash triggered the airbags on the chevy truck. the condition of the driver was not released, and we are told a biologist picked up the animal a few hours later. >> i've never seen so many all together and all lined up and yeah, it's really nice. >> cinco de mayo is not until monday, but celebrations are already underway in the bay area. a look at some of the festivities happening this weekend. and new data out looking at unemployment in the united states. why me are

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stock markets soaring. >> surprisingly, surprisingly strong 177,000 jobs gain. the unemployment rate stayed pretty much the same at 4.2%. >> and get this. >> so far, the doge impacts have been negligible. we had a loss of a very, very minor loss in federal jobs. >> it's much needed good economic news in a sea of bad news for the president. >> so far, the tariffs haven't had the impact that it has been suggested in much of the media narrative. >> even thursday's jobless claims report showed no significant increases as yet. >> shows the labor market, despite all the gloom and doom talk. all of the claims that the economy is collapsing, at least the labor market is remaining strong. >> some say that this is ginning up the number by the trump administration, by the bureau of labor statistics. but to bernanke, the numbers are

subject to revision are to be relied on. >> the fact is, it's a highly, highly professional organization that's completely apart from politics. >> so for now. >> despite all of this talk and some of the poll data concerning consumer sentiment going down, the stock market, declining employers indicating some hesitancy, despite all of that, the labor market is remaining strong. >> however, the future of employment remains uncertain. >> perhaps it doesn't reflect employment impacts that we'll see in the next couple of months, as consumers and companies have sort of loaded up before the tariffs. that may be, but we don't see anything yet in the data. >> health care remains, as usual, the big winner, with gains of more than 50,000 jobs. transportation and warehousing also did well, but the tariffs have yet to fully kick in. >> i think going forward,

though, a lot will depend on how the tariff negotiations go. >> that is also very uncertain given the pushback from key trading partners. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> a new tariff on car imports officially went into effect today. the 25% tariff on imported auto parts is in addition to the 25% tariffs on imported cars that went into effect last month. the second round of duties is expected to have a bigger impact on the car industry, because cars manufactured here in the u.s. used car parts made in china. the trump administration says the tariffs are intended to incentivize car production at home. however, the new tariffs are expected to increase the cost of car repairs and insurance premiums. billionaire investor warren buffett announced today he plans to retire at the end of the year, after 60 years of leading berkshire hathaway. the 94 year old buffett made the announcement to a shocked audience at the annual shareholders meeting in omaha, nebraska. he recommended berkshire hathaway chairperson

greg abel to be his replacement. able has been buffett's designated successor for years. during buffett's announcement, he also addressed tariffs, saying they can be an act of war and should not be used as a weapon. the city of palo alto is getting $581,000 to install new charging electric stations across the city. the money is coming from a grant from the metropolitan transportation commission, a city. officials say this plan is to install 24 ev charging stations near key public locations, such as cooley landing, city hall and the senior center. installation is expected to begin within two weeks. >> well, we'll still be tracking some winds for portions of the bay area in your sunday forecast, but lots of sunshine tomorrow and a bit of a warm up. that's in fact kind of the headline with temperatures will begin to warm things up for sunday into monday and tuesday, and lots of sunshine out there as well. here's our live camera looking above san francisco with mostly clear skies. we could have some patchy cloud cover

redevelop overnight, but the main driver behind the wind event today, you can see this deep area of low pressure moving into central and southern california. this also producing some rain and high elevation snowfall in the sierra, with snow levels primarily up above 8000 8500ft. but you can see some instability here with some lightning strikes detected earlier this evening across portions of northern california. so a bit of instability in the air as we come in closer. as i mentioned, we have clear to partly cloudy skies. and of course, the winds have been backing off in most areas, but still a bit of a breeze out towards santa rosa, gusting to 23mph out toward sfo. winds out of the west at 28, and half moon bay and northerly breeze at 29mph. here is a look at our current numbers out there. not incredibly cold temperatures right now in the 50s, around 53 to 50 4 to 55 degrees for the 10:00 hour overnight temperatures starting out the day in most neighborhoods in the 40s, with partly cloudy skies and some gusty winds, especially for the higher elevations of the bay area, especiay up in the

north bay hills and the east bay hills. but compared to today, we will scale back on those winds. somewhat forecast highs for tomorrow, though. you can see 60s in san francisco, more 70s on the maps here, and warmest locations could be inching closer to 80 degrees. but here's that wind forecast model. as you can see, most areas probably not as strong as today, except the two areas up in the north bay hills, the east bay hills, and actually a third out toward solano county. so we could have some breezy to windy conditions. you'll see it's a change in the wind flow, more of a northeast wind that is linked up with that warm up. we'll have more on this with your full update coming up in just a few minutes. >> okay, mark. thank you. the city of san jose is preparing for large crowds this weekend as cinco de mayo celebration gets underway. it is a weekend filled with culture, community and tradition. ktvu betty yu shows us the festivities kicked off with a classic car show that is drawing a lot of attention. >> the roar and rumble of classic and custom cars took over downtown san jose for the

third annual cinco de mayo car show. >> bringing the community together, right? showing. displaying our passion for our vehicles, mainly trucks and cars. >> these customized lowriders are more than just showpieces, deeply rooted in mexican american culture. they're rolling works of art, symbols of pride and creativity. san jose police say they're preparing for tens of thousands of people between now and monday night. >> during a very festival weekend could be chaotic, but when we can control it and keep everybody safe, i think that's what the city wants us to do. and this is what we're here. >> extra patrols will be on duty throughout the weekend, particularly in downtown and east san jose. some streets may be closed off and traffic will be diverted in certain areas. whoa. >> there you go. all the way down. >> all the way down. >> whoa! you could actually drive it this slow if you really wanted. >> wow. okay. >> and then back up. there you go. you're ready to rock and roll. >> organizer pepe cortez gave me a look at a 1968 chevrolet c10.

and back again this year, robert johnson, who took home best lowrider in 2024 with his 1953 chevy. what do. >> you think makes this car so special? how did it crush the competition here? >> honestly, it's all the murals and all the artwork on the seats inside the engine bay and door jam have my daughter's name, my truck, my daughter, when she was only six months old. and then my son's name is on the other end. >> it wasn't just about the cars. the event also featured food trucks and a row of vendors selling one of a kind items. >> it's crazy. you know, i lived here for over 20 years of my life, you know, and it's amazing to see the community come together. >> it's nice to see it. not before. it used to be like the cruise around downtown and then people get in trouble. but now they have an area where they can all hang out and have a good time. >> never seen so many all together and all lined up. and yeah, it's really nice. >> the festivities continue. >> on sunday, san jose will host two major events in east san jose a festival and parade, and

another downtown celebration in san jose. i'm betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> reverse trends what the latest numbers show about san francisco's population and how it compares to california as a whole. and no matter the deficit, the san francisco giants just keep finding ways to pick up come from behind victories. we'll have that story later in sports. plus a story of survival in the amazon rainforest. how a group managed to stay alive after crash landing we were getting to the point where we couldn't even pay the bill. and that's terrifying to my husband and i. yeah. i know you have the care plan. i mean, without it, i can't even imagine where our bill would've been, but have you thought about creating a new program to help people? so we have the care program. and then we have another program called reach that will help customers with an overdue balance, and so they can start paying their bills down. i hope to see something like that.

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that puts san francisco's population at around 842,000 people. meantime, the state as a whole saw a jump in population growing by an estimated 108,000 people from the start of 2024 to 2025. the increase marks the second consecutive year of population growth since the covid 19 pandemic. golden gate park is now home to a new breast cancer memorial garden. this space was officially dedicated today. organizers say this is the first memorial of its kind dedicated to the lives lost due to breast cancer. the garden is the result of ten years of planning between bay area young survivors and the city's recreation and parks department volunteers rolled up their sleeves in the east bay today to help build playhouses for deserving families. people lined up this morning at the kaiser walnut creek campus to help build five playhouses. the event was put together by habitat for humanity. the organization says kaiser has been key in helping it build homes for low income families.

>> we like to say at habitat, our playhouse program is where you can build little houses that help build big dreams, right? so there, like i said, they're adorable little houses that will go to families and organizations that benefit children in the community. but at the same time, kaiser sponsorship is making it possible for us to build houses on a larger scale. >> habitat for humanity says with kaiser sponsorship, the organization is currently building 42 new sustainable homes nearby in walnut creek. those homes will be sold to households with low to moderate incomes. elon musk gets his wish. the new city in south texas, created by voters that's expected to help the billionaire's business for years to come. plus. [applause] a contentious town hall. the pushback. a top democratic lawyer received while meeting with her constituents and cardinals converge on the vatican, preparing to vote on pope francis's replacement, where some believe the group

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official site. the post comes amid the mourning of pope francis. the new york state conference of catholic bishops shared this rebuke of the president's post on social media. it reads, quote, there is nothing clever or funny about this image, mr. president, we just buried our beloved pope francis, and the cardinals are about to enter a solemn conclave to elect a new successor of saint peter. do not mock us. more tensions flare as democrats hold town halls in their home turf. this time, new york representative alexandria ocasio-cortez is facing a tough crowd amid the midterms. fox's madeline rivera has the story tonight. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was holding a town hall in queens, new york. ocasio-cortez was only a few minutes into the event. she was in the middle of talking about the potential impacts the trump administration may have on her district's health care systems. when an attendee started protesting about the war in gaza. >> a health care worker and i want to know what you're doing about the genocide in gaza. you have a war.

>> aoc is fresh from joining vermont senator bernie sanders on their fight oligarchy tour. progressives are calling for her to run for higher office and potentially challenge senate minority leader chuck schumer when he's up for reelection in 2028. while she hasn't said if she would, her team is touting her fundraising numbers. they say she raised more than $9 million in the first three months of the year, her strongest quarter ever, with more than 200,000 individual donors. but vice president j.d. vance suggests the democratic party has a bigger problem. >> president aoc. the stuff of nightmares, bret. thank you. you've ruined my sleep for this evening. i think to the extent the democrats have a leader, donald j. trump is the leader of the democratic. >> party against him because. >> they're just against everything that he does. >> during her event, aoc also challenged border czar tom homan to, quote, come for her after he threatened to refer her to the justice department for giving advice to migrants on how to avoid being deported. in washington, mother rivera fox news. >> this week a special edition

of the show. the issue is california senator alex padilla taking aim at president trump's policies. alex michaelson sat down with the senator to talk about his views on the president's handling of illegal border crossings and deportations. >> is it good that illegal border crossings are down? >> that is good. i'm not going to contest that. that is good. and i'll even go one step further. you know, when he was campaigning, saying we're going to see the largest deportation in our country's history focused on violent criminals. nobody disagreed with that. but what we're seeing is not that when you see otherwise innocent men and women, even legal residents here, people who came to the united states by the rules and enjoyed tps temporary protected status, a lot of people from venezuela as just one example. and donald trump single handedly removes those tps protections and says, either you self-deport or we're going to deport you. that is not the way to approach it. when united states citizen children are being deported

without due process. that is problematic. >> watch this week's special edition of the issue is with senator alex padilla. it airs tomorrow morning from 530 to 6:00, right here on ktvu. a big victory for elon musk. the south texas home of his spacex rocket company is now an official city called starbase. the area in the rio grande valley along the southern border will serve as a full fledged city for the spacex workers. fox's madison, scarpino, has more on today's vote and the future for this new city. >> it appears musk will likely succeed in getting his own city. and that's because the majority of people who can vote in this small area are his employees. musk began mentioning this idea in 2021, and for years, he's made the rural texas area a home for launching rockets and building cars. the proposed new city would only be about 1.5mi!s near brownsville, texas, at the southern tip of the state. but this idea that's likely to come to fruition is causing a lot of

controversy. one of the main concerns is over access to the popular boca chica beach. >> i think it's important to recognize that pretty much the boundaries of the city follow along state highway four, which is the only access point onto boca chica beach. people are concerned that with the new municipality, that there may be changes to how people can access the beach, whether it's during launch times or if there's other restrictions that are placed on the roadway. >> the beach brings in tens of thousands of visitors every year. any spacex rocket launch engine test, or even just moving equipment requires closing that local highway that gives access to the beach. and critics say the creation of starbase would be giving musk too much control. but on the other hand, election officials say the creation of a new city is an indication of growth. critics also say they're concerned about the environmental consequences, as starbase plans to do around 25

launches a year, according to the faa. residents of the rio grande valley will gather at boca chica beach saturday evening. they plan on protesting against starbase and demanding public beach access. in atlanta. madison, scarpino fox news. >> former labor minister kim moon soo wins the presidential nomination of south korea's main conservative party. he won more than 56% of the vote today. kim is up against liberal frontrunner lee jae myung for next month's election. analysts say he will most likely cozy up to conservative forces in an effort to prevent a split in party votes and boost his chances of winning against lee. the election comes after the impeachment of former president yoon suk yeol, after he invoked martial law in december, causing political strife and turmoil in the country. the bay area is home to the world goth day festival. scenes from this event allowing people to show off an array of outfits. plus. >> it's a pun turned into an

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well, now is an unofficial holiday for star wars fans. may the 4th be with you as a twist on the famous quote from the film, but almost 50 years later, this phrase continues to impact today's culture. foxes cb cotton has more from new york about tomorrow's sci-fi holiday. [music] >> you won't find this holiday on an official calendar, but i'm sure you'll see this phrase all over your timeline soon. may the 4th be with you star wars fans here on earth. dubbing the popular pun as a fun homage to the franchise. >> we all celebrate may 4th as star wars day. >> the phrase began popping up outside of the fictional galaxy as early as 1979, when a british ad used the pun to congratulate margaret thatcher's win for prime minister. >> may the force be with you is not just a throwaway line. it's not just a catchphrase. that's an expression of hope, of solidarity, of love, of mutual

understanding. >> almost 50 years after the 1977 release of movie, experts call it one of the most influential films ever, with some describing it as more than just a story about space battles. >> star wars is deeper, i think, than you might think. it's any timeless story, because there's a lot in it about who we are as people, but it's also about people learning what is good in themselves and learning to use that for other people. >> whether you own a lightsaber or watch the series from the sidelines, it's evident how star wars fans have kept the force alive. >> every year it's almost exponential. i think anywhere you live in the world, you could probably find a place to go to celebrate may the 4th. >> if you missed the celebrations on sunday, there's always may 25th, the anniversary of the film's release. some avid supporters argue that the official star wars day in new york cb cotton, fox news. >> lovers of all things goth,

gathered today at alameda at the reportedly haunted uss hornet. the ship was the site of the fifth annual world goth day festival, hosted by the menagerie oddities market. guests showed up decked out in black lipstick and top hats. there was coffin themed coffee, eclectic skull mosaic ornaments, and lots of whimsical jewelry and accessories. organizers say the subculture attracts all sorts of people. >> i think people celebrate different things. i think there is. everybody likes to come out with their friends. i see a lot of parents with their younger children, 12, 13, who are interested in, in dressing up and interested in the goth esthetic, if you will. >> there was also a gothic fashion show for people to show off their homemade costumes. [music] >> i don't know how much longer my father has, you know, he he he won't speak to me because of this security stuff, but it would be nice to. it would be

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last year. the duke of sussex said he wants to reconnect with the royal family, but he also created speculation over his father's poor health. >> life is precious. i don't know how much longer my father has, you know, he he he won't speak to me because of this security stuff. but it would be nice to it would nice. it would be nice to reconcile. >> on friday, the court of appeal in london rejected harry's attempt to have his publicly funded security restored, saying a government committee was justified in deciding that security arrangements should be decided on a case by case basis. whenever harry visits the uk, which is the same process for other high profile visitors. buckingham palace released a statement saying in part, quote, all of these issues have been examined repeatedly and meticulously by the courts, with the same conclusion reached on each occasion. the duke of sussex's protection was downgraded back in february 2020, when he stepped down as a full time member of the royal family and moved to the u.s. with his wife, meghan. harry

also wrote a tell all memoir with private and embarrassing details about the house of windsor. he claims he, meghan and their children are endangered when visiting the uk because of hostility aimed at them on social media and through relentless media hounding, along with claims of international threats. >> i can't see a world in which i would be bringing my wife and children back to the uk at this point, and the things that they, the things that they're going to miss is, well, everything. you know, i love my country. i always have done. >> prince harry says he wants the home secretary and prime minister to step in and order a review at buckingham palace. in london, stephanie bennett, fox news. >> a planned 4th of july fireworks show in brentwood has been canceled. the event sponsors, downtown brentwood, announced on social media this week that after careful review, a fireworks show will not be permitted. organizers didn't specify why the event was canceled or who did not approve the plans. officials with downtown brentwood said they started raising money for this show last year, and now any

donations will be returned. crews responded to a fire in san francisco's mission district. the one alarm fire broke out this morning in a residential building on folsom between 23rd and 24th streets. sf fire shared video of the scene on social media. crews say this fire was contained to one room. two victims were evacuated by fire department paramedics and the cause is under investigation. >> well, strong winds today across parts of the bay area. the wind advisory continues right now out toward the coast right around san francisco. it's going to shift around a bit in your sunday forecast, but at least for right now, the current wind advisory is out toward the coast. as you can see, including san francisco. the winds actually peaked earlier today, but that advisory is until 5:00 tomorrow morning. so more neighborhoods under a wind advisory that's out towards sacramento, solano county. that advisory begins 8:00 tomorrow morning until 8 p.m. monday. and then the north bay hills, the east bay hills. this advisory action begins sunday night into monday afternoon, and the winds

will be kind of moving around out of a different direction. and that will actually warm up those numbers as well. so in general, tomorrow winds will be around 15 to 25 miles an hour. not as strong as today, except the areas will have stronger winds up in the hills and also out towards solano county. so here's the breakdown for the coast. fair skies and breezy. more sunshine out there and some warming temperatures. bay area wide. the warmest locations tomorrow. back up into the mid to upper 70s. baseball weather in san francisco for the giants. the rockies. we're expecting lots of sunshine and temperatures on track to reach the low to mid 60s throughout the game. here's a look at the satellite. in fact, the big picture here you can see a big trough moving over california here in this producing the winds today. this in part producing the winds today. and also a bit of unsettled weather, especially out toward the sierra. they have the rain and the high elevation snow showers, with snow levels primarily up above 8500ft and some lightning strikes, as you can see earlier, closing in on portions of the lake county. so right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies, and there's not a lot to show you on the

radar right now, but we still have a bit of a breeze out there to show you. right now you can see some neighborhoods, santa rosa gusting to 23 miles an hour out toward sfo. you can see winds gusting to 28. compare that to mountain view. just a calm wind there in san jose in the single digits. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. current numbers out there in the 50s, around 52 to 53 to around 55 degrees. partly cloudy skies. first thing tomorrow morning for your sunday and some gusty winds out there, especially for the higher elevations and also out toward solano county. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 40s to right around 50 degrees. and here's the forecast model. as you can see as we run this, you can see a change in the wind flow, more less of an onshore breeze and more of an offshore breeze that will develop into monday. but here you can see the wind speed projections throughout the day on your sunday notice it's not a calm wind. you see winds around 15 to 20 2 to 26 miles an hour. and then into monday, we'll see more of a northeast wind here. that's that wind change that will usher in some warmer air

and still some breezy to windy conditions, especially in solano county and the north bay hills in the east bay hills. so here's a setup. there's that area of low pressure. we have this area of high pressure offshore here, and that will set the stage for more sunshine and warming temperatures for sunday. breezy to windy and the real warming is going to move in early next week for monday and tuesday. so take a look at the numbers for tomorrow. warmer than today. more 70s out there san francisco, mid 60s. and here's a look ahead. your five day. it's a warm forecast monday and into tuesday. the warmest locations back up into the lower 80s. partly sunny skies by wednesday and a nice forecast into thursday as well. so looking pretty good over the coming days. once those winds back off, we'll have a nice little warm pattern setting up across the bay area. >> sounds good mark. thank you. the de young museum in san francisco hosted its annual de youngsters day out for children. the event is free for bay area families and it's with art making activities, live performances and dance lessons. even 49ers football star george kittle made a surprise

appearance at this event. the youngsters day out was created to raise funds for arts education at the museum. proceeds also support free student field trips to the museum. we now have an update on the women's sports bar that we have been following set to open in san francisco. ricky's sharing today. it is now fully funded. they raised their $425,000 goal thanks to 225 investors. this bar hopes to open up soon at their new home at market and sanchez in the castro district. the owners hope to give women's sports fans a place to call their own here in the bay area, especially with so much recent buzz about the golden state valkyries and the oakland soul soccer team. for the fourth year in a row, the city of piedmont is hosting an event to introduce girls to all different types of sports they can play. play like a girl is designed to introduce and encourage girls of all ages to try new sports. this event is happening tomorrow featuring high school, college and even professional athletes representing 29 different sports. some of them are more

well known, like soccer, softball and basketball. but there's also a chance for kids to try other activities. >> we have these lesser known sports that i'm really excited about because girls may have never heard about them. so roller derby and skateboarding power lifting that's run by the excuse me by piedmont high school, and they can try out a sport. and if they find that they like that sport, their parents get to liaise with the organization, the coaches and sign up for a league or a camp right there. >> the event is happening tomorrow from 10 to 2 p.m. at witter field near piedmont high school. it is free to anyone in the bay area and open to any girl or child who identifies as a girl between the ages of 2 to 18 years old. well, coming up in ktvu sports, presented by honda, we'll hear from steph curry on why he's optimistic about the warriors opp

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i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] are coming off their first shutout of the year on friday night. today was game three of their series with the colorado rockies. and check out these two fans out of mccovey cove on aerobic kayaks. i'd like to try that. okay. jordan hicks in the top of the third here. mickey moniak is out on a dropped third strike. next batter daniel amador strikes on three and two batters later, hicks closes out the inning on that brenton doyle swing and a miss. hicks finished

with seven ks in five plus innings, bottom of the third, still no score. luis matos crushes the ball off bradley blaylock. it is a solo home run, his second of the year. giants lead one nothing six inning. giants down three two. bases loaded matt chapman hits one deep to dead center off jake byrd for a grand slam and his seventh home run of the year. giants beat the rockies six three and pick up their 11th come from behind win this season. >> hitting in front of me, getting that base hit and then having the bases loaded. i just wanted to make sure that, you know, get that run across to tie the game. a big swing for us and was glad to get the get the runs in and help us win the game. >> this is something we've been doing for a while now. so you know, we do get down. we don't really, you know, fret. we continue to push and grind on it. once we got into the bullpen we had a little more success, certainly in a big inning, five run innings. huge. >> the rubber matching the series will be tomorrow at 1:05 p.m. a's on the road in miami.

jj bleday with this solo homer, his fourth of the year. and just like that, a's lead two. nothing in the second. they're up six five in the bottom of the ninth. but marlins have bases loaded here kyle stowers hits it to deep left center field. this is a walk off grand slam. that is just about the worst way to lose a ball game. a's fall to the marlins 9 to 6. as for the warriors, their season is on the line tomorrow night in houston after the rockets force a game seven. stephen curry started to heat up to get the dubs back into this game last night in the third quarter, but fred vanvleet started the fourth quarter with this four point play right there. and the rockets just stole the momentum and never looked back. vanvleet had 29 points on the night. warriors didn't do themselves any favors. they missed 13 straight shots throughout the fourth quarter. curry, though, remains optimistic for game seven tomorrow. >> they're the two seed. they have home court advantage in the series because they had a really good team, and they've demonstrated that all season. we've been on a run since the

trade to have an opportunity to play a game seven in a playoff series and get to the next round. so us again in february, if you told us we had a game seven, we'd take that all day long. how we got here not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> tip off is at 530 tomorrow night in houston. the denver nuggets took on the los angeles clippers in a win or go home game seven fourth quarter. nuggets up 29 russell westbrook gets the steal and the slam on the other end here. nuggets win one 2101 and advance to play the thunder in the western conference semifinals. the san jose earthquakes have a chance to pull off a huge upset over the portland timbers. we'll start you off in the 24th minute. quakes up one nil. cristian espinoza makes a quick volley between him and buddha and fires in for the score. his second of the night quakes up two nil. 88th minute quakes up three one cristian arango crosses buddha who taps it in for the score. earthquakes go on

to win 4 to 1. and that wraps things up for sports. you got to just cross your fingers that the warriors can pull out this game seven tomorrow. it's going to be a good one. >> it'll be exciting for sure. >> it's been a good series. >> yeah. ups and downs right. ups and downs. absolutely. lots lots of lots of plane flights to. >> lots of plane flights back and forth. hopefully this team isn't too tired. and they can they can close this thing out and move on. and the weekend tomorrow if you want to get out. >> more sunshine and warmer temperatures. still breezy, but probably not as bad as today. >> sounds good mark. thank you. thanks so much for joining us here on our 10:00 newscast. next newscast is at 7 a.m, and if you'd like to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime, you can download our fox local app to ur tv -previously on "extracted"... 12 families tried to hit it rich... -y'all want your share of the money, y'all better get me some food. -...by not hitting the extraction button. -i'm not pushing the button. -ooh! -the unbreakable bond of family... -i love you, my little sunflower.