now at six, a four alarm fire at an east bay lumber yard. dozens of firefighters working to contain the flames overnight. what we know about this fire as crews continue to clean up this morning welcoming nintendo, the video game giant planning to open a store in san francisco next year. >> city leaders hope its

presence will boost business in the struggling union square area. >> and you can own the mansion featured in home alone, just outside of chicago. it's now on the market how much you will have to pay to own a piece of cinematic history and people outside of your house taking pictures all the time. >> true, right? it's gonna happen. assume it. assume it. good morning. >> on this monday, may 27th, yes, we're going to start the check of our forecast. drew. yeah. >> it's shaping up to be a really nice afternoon. today is the warmest day of the three day holiday weekend. this morning we begin with the tam cam. it is showing you that our fog is with us in areas right now along the coast. we have cloudy skies reported across oakland into napa, but elsewhere we begin with mainly clear conditions, so temperatures right now underneath some of that cloud cover. we're cool in the 40s, like sonoma and san rafael around the bay shoreline, low and mid 50s, 52 in oakland right now 53. that current temperature in san jose along the coast this morning. we have that fog giving way to a mix of sun and clouds

as we head later into the morning and into the afternoon. highs today in the mid and upper 50s later on this afternoon. now around the bay shoreline. some patchy cloud cover right now. quickly breaks down for sunshine close to 9 a.m. so into the afternoon it's bright. highs in the upper 60s to the lower 70s. feels quite pleasant today. and then inland we have clear skies from the get go. that means lots of sunshine by 11 a.m. we're in the low 70s and then later on this afternoon it does feel warm. we'll have daytime highs in the low 80s. >> kumasi thank you drew. developing news in the east bay. firefighters still monitoring the scene of aasve fire in oakland. it broke out a lumber supply company on high street just off 8thflames and smoke prompting traffic delays and air quality concerns for people in that area. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez tracking the latest and gloria. thankfully, no one has been hurt so far. >> yes, kumasi nobody was hurt and our photographer, stefan stifter just got this video. you can see right here the fire is still smoldering and firefighters are still monitoring it. firefighters are

also still trying to figure out what the cause of the blaze is. big plumes of smoke could be seen in east oakland last night. the fire started around 7:45 p.m. yesterday at economy lumber company on high street near interstate eight. 80 people driving by could see it from the freeway. more than 75 firefighters responded. the oakland fire battalion chief says they initially faced access issues because of the train tracks there, and rail travel was stopped temporarily. >> upon arrival, they found heavy fire making its way and impinging into the main building of economy lumber uh- immediately on scene. our first two engine company called for a second alarm, bringing more units on scene. realizing that this fire was heavily established into the building and was going to cause us some significant difficulties to be able to put it out, the battalion chief says the building was used to store materials and was a main showroom for doors and windows as well, and high street near

the fire is still closed right now. >> there were no injuries reported, but a smoke advisory was issued late last night and fire officials are reminding anybody who lives in the area to keep their doors and windows closed to prevent any smoke exposure. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. more than 50 people who live at a senior care facility were displaced in the east bay overnight. a call about someone stuck in an elevator at the apartments in oakley spiraled into something much bigger. this happened at the oaks apartments on carol lane, just off main street, when contra costa county firefighters got there to help with the elevator, they found a sewage leak on the second floor. they say the water was spilling from a bathtub down into the electrical room. yikes. p-g-and-e's turned off the power and firefighters helped all the residents and their pets evacuate. it was especially stressful for seniors relying on medical devices. >> i didn't have an extra oxygen tank. i will be in bad shape

because they don't have no generators here. >> firefighters say they've been to the building several times before for flooding problems. the fire department says building management is putting residents up in hotels until that leak is fixed. >> it started with racist messages left at the front door. then a fire destroyed a san francisco family's home. now, neighbors near alamo square are showing that family how much they are supported in the community. abc seven news reporter ryan curry brings us the block party, helping them recover. >> a block party is always a way to bring a neighborhood closer together, but this one holds a deeper meaning. it's about supporting a family who currently doesn't have a home. >> i feel like, someone has died . my house died. my childhood house that i've been at since i was three years old. >> a fire broke out last week, destroying the inside. latisha's mother almost didn't make it. she says a neighbor had to help. >> her name was teresa. she's

helped my dad. she wouldn't let him go back in because he wanted to go get my mom. and i just want the world to know. i thank her. >> the fire came almost one month after leticia's brother, terry, started getting racist packages at his doorstep. one had a doll with a noose around its neck. terry is still processing everything. >> like i was having bad moments, man. like seeing my nephew break down this morning and like he was like, uncle, i never seen you cry before. my daughter's like. i never seen him cry before. >> daddy, he's lived in this area. his whole life, and he's gotten to know his neighbors through his dog walking service. the threats he received confound him! >> they're walking dogs, doing what i'm doing for so long. they don't like that i've been told they don't want me walking dogs. on a note, they said they don't want me up here no more. get out of here. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation, and police are looking into those threatening deliveries. but his neighbors on sunday wanted to make one thing clear. they've called it home for years. but now they can't go inside. but to get an idea just how much support they're getting from the

community. look no further. >> now you see all the love and all the kindness and everything that you've done for people in this community is being paid back to him. >> but it goes beyond messages on his house. one neighbor started donation bins for his family. the gofundme now has received over $100,000. he says this level of support gives him and his family strength. >> you can get down but keep your head up, keep pushing in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> there are several events planned across the bay area today to mark memorial day. mare island naval cemetery in vallejo holds its ceremony starting at nine this morning. mill valley's annual memorial day parade begins with a veterans ceremony downtown at 945, followed by a parade at 1030. san francisco national cemetery and the presidio holds its annual commemoration starting at 1030 this morning. oak hill funeral home and memorial and memorial park in san jose holds a remembrance at 11 at the veterans section of the cemetery at 300 curtner avenue. and just a reminder, bart and muni are

running on a holiday schedule today. gathered at the uss san francisco memorial at land's end to honor fallen brothers and sisters, very few who served during world war two are still alive. this year's ceremony was a gathering of their descendants, family members who came together to recognize the tremendous sacrifice of those who serve for america's armed forces. >> time now, 608 this morning as we get you going on this holiday. we do have some fog out there along the coast, across the city, and patchy fog stretching into oakland and in napa. we'll bring back that sunshine in full force later on by about 9:10 a.m. across the region and temperatures will warm into the 60s right around lunchtime. your weather wellness today. air quality is good. we have some positive news when it comes to pollen levels. they were at high levels when it came

to grass last week. now that is coming down. so a little less pollen in the atmosphere. we're down to moderate levels. your uv index as you're out and about today uh- eight out of 11. that is very high. looking at the day planner today, we have that fog right now that is going to break by about 9 a.m. in most spots across the city. it will probably break closer to 11 a.m. we have sunshine. it is warm today. today is in fact the warmest of the three days. this holiday weekend, but it does turn a bit breezy. we'll find those winds by 4 p.m, gusting about 15 to 25mph at times, but it is going to be a mild afternoon. we'll hit 81 in antioch today, 76 the high in san jose. oakland will have morning clouds giving way to sunshine. 67 those clouds break closer to 11 a.m. across the city. we'll hit a high of 6180. in santa rosa, 82 the high in lakeport, kumasi. thanks, drew. >> second case of severe turbulence. the most recent incident less than a week after the one that left a dozen people

hurt. summer cocktail bar the seasonal establishment making a splash in golden gate park and celebrating carnival, the annual festival in the mission district honoring indigenous cultures

severe turbulence. the boeing 787 dreamliner was flying from doha to dublin, ireland, when turbulence hit in turkish airspace. that flight was able

to land safely in ireland. medics were waiting at the gate. six passengers and six flight attendants got hurt. eight people had to go to the hospital and this is what happened last monday. dozens of people got hurt when a singapore airlines flight flying from london to singapore experienced turbulence over thailand. a 72 year old british national died from a suspected heart attack during that episode. u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the sudden turbulence incidents are becoming more common because of climate change workers who ferry tourists to and from alcatraz island have walked off the job. last week, the union voted to approve the strike as a push for a contract with higher wages and benefits. the strike started saturday and forced some of their managers to pilot the boats over the holiday weekend. the union president tells our media partners that the sf standard that quote, the walkout would continue as long as it needs to until management decides to negotiate in good faith. the group that runs the

cruises says it will make sure this strike will not disrupt operations. is encouraging news for businesses in downtown san francisco. video game giant nintendo is making plans to open a store in union square next year. now, details on the store are still being worked out or unknown, i should say, but the company's first us location could be in location in new york. could be the blueprint. so that store is a two story building with games, merchandise, all the consoles. union square has space for a similar layout. >> you know, it's a great psychological boost. it's a great financial boost, and it really tells us that union square is still alive. it is still vital. it's still attractive. >> this is great news with nintendo, who doesn't like a nintendo? a nintendo store in union square in san francisco is fantastic. >> it is a sign of a promising trend. local commercial real estate experts say more businesses are signing leases in downtown san francisco. golden gate park's seasonal bar is expanding its beer and wine

garden into a cocktail foodie destination. its new name is the whale's tail, located on the jfk promenade. kids, dogs and bikes are all welcome. you can enjoy live music, food trucks, street art and games. it's open every weekend this summer and select holidays including today from noon to 6 p.m. >> it's the final day of the ski season in the sierra, the very last of the big ski resorts in tahoe palisades will be shutting down its slopes after one last memorial day ride. the resort called this past season memorable, with ample snow for visitors. the other big resorts, heavenly, kirkwood, northwood and sugar bowl, closed last month. >> new at six starting today, if you get federal assistance food assistance through snap, you can get into the monterey bay aquarium for free. all you need to do is show your ebt card and your id at the ticket counter. then you and up to three other people can get in for free any day of the year. the aquarium says its mission is to make sure everyone has access to the joy and wonder that the ocean

provides. this is part of the national coalition called museums for all. other institutions that offer free or low priced admission include the academy of sciences, the oakland zoo, and the chabot space and science center. >> if you're a really big fan of home alone, you can own the home. the suburban chicago home used in the christmas classic is now on the market. the asking price 5.25 million. it's more than 9000ft■!s with five bedroos and six bathrooms. don't expect to relive your favorite memories from the movie. the house was used for exteriors, not interiors, which is, you know, mostly how hollywood does it. that was all done on a soundstage, but still, it is the home from home alone. this was not far from where i went to school. >> no. >> and is it like the painted ladies where a lot of people would go by? do you know, i think so. >> i don't think it was quite as big as the painted ladies, because. cause at the end of the day, it's, it's not as unique. no shade. it's a big house. yeah, but it's just kind of like

another big suburban chicago house. >> had it not been in the movie. >> you know, what's a bigger deal is the home alone american airlines section. have you ever been to o'hare? yes where they are running through the airport. >> yeah, that's the thing that i think that is even more iconic in a way than the house is because it's i don't know why people just really remember that scene and you're more likely to go through the airport than you are through this particular suburban neighborhood. >> that's cool. >> yeah. so the next day at o'hare, run through it, run. >> yeah. take off. yeah >> take off. oh, man. >> i want to see you do that. >> actually, that would be fun. >> here's our exploratorium camera this morning. quite cloudy out there right now, but we will have a mild sunshine for the holiday today. breezy this afternoon. we'll find those winds onshore about 20mph. the big headline for the week ahead is a warming trend. and by thursday we'll have 90 degree

heat returning inland, feeling more like summer than spring. as you take a preview of the upcoming weekend, saturday and sunday, expect a lot of sunshine and above average temperatures. here's a look at the winds today. you can see by 5 p.m. we have that traditional onshore flow picking up in some areas. we'll see some frequent gusts over 20mph. at times we'll have mild sunshine, a look at our highs and our microclimates in the south bay, 74 and sunny in cupertino, we'll go to 76. in san jose, 75. the high in gilroy, along the peninsula. we're starting out with cloud cover. we'll have increasing sunshine. 50s for the coast, 60s and 70s from millbrae to palo alto, 69, in mountain view, across the city. right now, we do have that fog. we'll see that fog break down close to 11 a.m. this morning, upper 50s to the mid 60s in the north bay. it is mild with those sunny skies. 80 in santa rosa, 75 in nevada we'll go to 77. the high in vallejo, the east bay right now we do have some fog that will give way to sunshine closer to 9 a.m. this morning, mid 60s to the low 70s for daytime highs.

and then inland will be in the mid 70s to lower 80s with that sunny sky. 82 in brentwood 75 the high in san ramon overnight. tonight we'll repeat our marine layer that will bring some patchy drizzle along the coast as well, and lows will dip into the 40s and into the 50s. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. we have that warm sunshine today and then heading later into the week, we will find it getting even warmer around here by thursday and friday. low 90s and our warmest areas inland by the weekend. saturday and sunday we will find those temperatures closer to average with lots of sunshine both days. guys >> drew thank you. now we turn to rebecca jarvis. she is live with the she is with a look on gma this morning. hi rebecca. >> hi. oh my goodness i've missed you and i'm so glad to see you back here. it is great to be with you this morning. and coming up we have the new severe weather threat on the way this memorial day after a weekend of deadly weather, 72 reported tornadoes touching down across

12 states. we are tracking the very latest this morning. also this morning, the general hospital actor shot and killed on the street. the latest on the search for suspects right now in los angeles. plus, as millions of americans head to the beach for the holiday, the new rip current warning and the most common mistake people make in the water. and if you're not going to the beach, well, maybe you're hitting the store or doing a little online shopping. we will tell you exactly where you can find some of the best holiday savings. right now it is coming up right here on gma and we hope you'll join us. >> so rebecca, what happens at the rebecca jarvis home on a holiday weekend. was there a cookout. was there any was there any pool time. was there a beach situation okay. >> so there were all of the above. we got away for from friday right after gma until late last night. family came back and we're going to do a

little cooking at my apartment later today. and by the way, if you want to grill or you're looking for some recipes, we've got that for you. coming up on gma, i just we just made a delicious, delicious meal. i ate potato salad by the way. so good i do. >> i love a potato salad. no raisins okay. no raisins. no raisins no raisins. >> there weren't raisins. >> no there's no raisins in this potato salad. yeah >> that's because that's weird. no. because if we see raisins rebecca we leave. so yeah the raisins are the great defilers as i like to say. >> the great dry things. >> oh my gosh, i'm using that. rebecca, thank you for including defilers in this morning's newscast. you really elevated it. we'll see you at seven and it's always great when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic

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the event pays homage to cultural traditions in san francisco and of course, brings a financial boost. and what a beautiful day to have it. it's 20 blocks long. it celebrates the diverse latin american, caribbean and african roots of the mission district. the executive director says the 46th annual carnival is sending a message to the city and the world. >> the theme this year is honor indigenous roots, and so we're

taking an introspective look of who we are, what our roots are. but in a fun, colorful and majestic way. >> yesterday's parade followed a carnival festival that started saturday along harrison street and a different gathering celebrating another culture in san francisco in honor of asian american and pacific islander heritage month. dancers are part of the festivities at the saint mark's square aapi heritage festival. it also featured artwork by local aapi artisans in addition, the celebration included resources and organizations dedicated to advocacy and empowerment in the east bay. mcdonald's giving the ronald mcdonald house charity of the bay area $10,000. they presented the check on stage at the 25th annual stone soul concert in concord yesterday. >> we, your local mcdonald's owner operators, are proud to present rmhc bay area with a

$10,000 donation and support of their mission. check please >> ronald mcdonald house provides food and meals and lodging, and they provide a break for parents in need, so i cannot. >> and that is abc7 sports anchor casey pratt, who helped present the check. and you can support the ronald mcdonald house charity efforts by rounding up to the nearest dollar every time you buy food at your local mcdonald's and check this out. a moonbow in yosemite national park. it's a combination of mist from the waterfall and light from a full moon, creating a rainbow. it's also called a lunar rainbow. a photographer was able to capture it in a time lapse video on the nights of may 22nd and the 23rd. i was confused when i first saw this because it looked like daytime, but it's not. it's a trickery of the eye and the way

that this camera works, right? did you think this was daytime? >> it does look like it could be. yeah. >> okay. that's something i've never seen before in my life. next to 630, remembering a disney legend. spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. >> the medicine go down. >> the great richard sherman, one half of the sherman brothers, the men behind the music so many of us grew up to. his credits include the soundtrack to our childhoods. but first, here's drew. >> we'll take a live look at san jose this morning where the sun is up here we have mostly sunny skies right now. current temperature of 53 degrees. looking at the forecast today, lots of sunshine inland, the low 80s around the bay, shoreline fog giving way to sunshine. we'll go upper 60s, lower 70s. clouds right now along the coast. bright but breezy. this afternoon in the 50s. w

now at 630, a deadly motorcycle crash. the victim, the son of the mayor of half moon bay. the community, now calling for changes in what they say is a dangerous intersection on the peninsula. >> strike against the university of california system. why? some academic workers at two campuses are walking off the job this week. plus young living in the

material world. >> and i am a material girl tattoo tribute to madonna, the woman who just earned herself a guinness world record. >> for all the ink she has of the singer. i'm a fan, but i'm not that big of a fan. okay, madonna, you can have my heart, my mind and my soul, but not my body. >> not all that skin. i'm a skin. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, may 27th. >> let's get into the groove, drew. >> let's get into it, shall we? it's going to be a nice afternoon. it's the warmest day. the three day holiday weekend today from our east bay hills. camera. you can see we do begin this morning with some areas of fog we have that reported around oakland this morning. even napa along the coast as well. but we will get a lot of sunshine and mild temperatures later on today. right now, underneath some of that cloud cover in the 40s from saint helena to san rafael, low, mid 50s from fremont to palo alto. good morning concord. you're currently at 53 degrees. we begin along the coast today where we are socked in right now with cloud cover. we do get a

blend of sun and clouds this afternoon. temperatures in the mid 50s. it will be breezy today. we'll have winds gusting about 15 to 25mph, peaking around 4 p.m. around the bay shoreline. we do have patchy fog out there. any of that fog really breaks down close to 9 a.m. for full sunshine. we'll get those temperatures today very pleasant in the upper 60s to the lower 70s inland. we have clear skies from the get go. it's going to be a warm one later today away from the coast, inland cities going into the low 80s by about 4 p.m. reggie aqui kumasi drew. >> thank you. developing news in the east bay. a massive fire destroys a showroom at a lumber supply company in oakland. this broke out last nign gh street, which is just off of 880 people driving by could see it and smell it, prompting air quality concerns. abc news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. gloria, that fire is contained, but crews are still monitoring it. >> yeah, they're still out there right now. reggie and we have this new video in that shows the fire is still smoldering and firefighters are still monitoring it. they're also

reminding anybody who lives in the area to keep their doors and windows closed to prevent smoke exposure. you can see the flames at economy lumber company on high street near interstate 880, in oakland. the blaze started around 745 last night, and there were plumes of smoke for miles in east oakland. more than 75 firefighters responded throughout the night. >> the fire was very established, putting up significant amount of heat due to the materials inside of this building being a lumber supply company, the building behind us was used to store materials. it also was their main showroom for doors and windows as well. >> rail travel was stopped temporarily and some roads were blocked after the blaze broke out. and right now high street is still closed. it's still not clear how the fire started, but thankfully no injuries were reported live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news thanks, gloria. >> it has been a deadly i'll take it from here. >> it's been a deadly memorial day weekend after two dozen

tornadoes tore through parts of the plains in the south, and this morning, the severe weather being blamed for at least 18 deaths. here's abc news reporter perry russom. >> a car is shaking. deadly tornadoes killing at least 18 people in the south and southeast in texas, governor greg abbott says at least seven people have been killed, including a two year old and five year old from the same family. >> this dog found alive in the rubble valley view, texas, north of dallas, one of the hardest hit cities. this gas station destroyed with 60 to 80 people hiding inside the sheriff says no one was seriously hurt. the destruction is widespread. the governor signing a disaster declaration for more than a third of the state. >> candidly, it's been a harrowing week, with lives lost, property reduced to rubble, the hopes and dreams of texas families and small businesses have literally been crushed by storm after storm.

>> storm stretching from texas to illinois. in oklahoma, hail the size of baseballs. in arkansas, at least eight people killed, buildings collapsing and roofs ripped off homes. >> we felt it hit the house and just felt it started sucking air up through the through the walls and the windows. >> tried to make it to the hallway. that's the most central part of our house. and that's when we realized we didn't have a roof. >> tens of thousands of people without power. >> we are seeing the great humanity of arkansans and neighbors helping neighbors, even when their own homes and businesses are damaged. >> the storms are now moving east and could likely have more effects on travel. there have been nearly 30,000 flight delays and cancellations since travel started on thursday. perry russom abc news, washington. >> developing news more than 2000 people could be buried alive after a massive landslide swept through papua new guinea on friday. that's according to

local government officials. a separate un agency says more than 670 people have died. crews are searching for survivors in an area that's about the size of 3 to 4 football fields. only six bodies have been recovered so far. papua new guinea's government has formally asked for help from other international groups in the east bay. >> port costa's annual community wide flea market was interrupted by a bomb scare on saturday. firefighters helped a resident pry open an old box handed down to him from a family member years back, and there was an alarming find inside a live hand grenade and a tear gas canister. firefighters gently set the box down, called in backup. travis air force base bomb squad showed up to take the hand grenade back to the base so it could be detonated. the sheriff's office took custody of the tear gas can. no one was hurt this morning. >> the community of half moon bay is in mourning. we've learned the victim in a deadly motorcycle crash is the mayor's son. san mateo county deputies

say it happened saturday along highway one near miranda road. and the unincorporated community of miramar. it is a painful loss for this close knit community. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone talked to neighbors who share concerns about that stretch of highway. >> half moon bay mayor joaquin jimenez's family, seen here in this video saturday night, are in mourning right now after the mayor's son died in this motorcycle accident. >> you know, saw the there was the truck there and the motorcycle that was more or less lodged under the truck was somewhat in the middle of the intersection. so they i, i think he was trying to make a left turn. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is still trying to figure out what led to the crash, but says the accident happened here on highway one at morada road in half moon bay. the mayor's son is also named joaquin, and he was just 28 years old. sunday a picture of him and friends was left on display at the crash site,

surrounded by dozens of flowers. one of those flowers, left lying along highway one, just feet from where joaquin's motorcycle collided with a pickup truck. community members are heartbroken over what happened and for the mayor, who they say worked so hard for area farm workers after the half moon bay shooting, he made things he made change for a lot of farmers, and now he has his own tragedy to deal with. >> and i just i can't even imagine no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> those who live near this intersection say they don't feel safe turning left onto highway one here from morada road. is it a dangerous intersection? >> what are your thoughts? dangerous intersection. i've lived here for over five years in this neighborhood, and definite. it's a challenging to get across the highway safely, but i hate thinking about. >> is that it sometimes takes something tragic like this for a change to happen. like, you

know, putting up a light or something like that. >> outside of city hall. you can see the bouquet of flowers that has been set up. those with the city say that joaquin worked as a union stationary engineer in san francisco, love photography and enjoyed spending time with his friends and family, all of whom are still processing what just happened. >> everyone in half moon bay is mourning j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> the libertarian party has chosen a candidate to support for president, and chances are you don't know his name. 38 year old chase oliver beat out rfk jr and donald trump to win the libertarian party's presidential nomination. oliver is openly gay and vocally opposed to the handling of the israel-hamas war. the party appeared to choose a candidate who is vowing to appeal to younger voters. trump got booed at the convention, which led to him saying this to the crowd of libertarians well, we are going to be hitting the campaign trail hard and fast as soon as we can. >> an absolute we're going to be fighting to be a contrast to the

elitists that are donald trump, joe biden and, yes, even robert kennedy. the message we heard you say he basically was talking about, he was kind of a disc like, you only get 3% of the vote. >> oh, okay. >> something along those lines. >> all right. sorry we didn't have that soundbite for trump, but kumasi just summarized it nicely. third parties have rarely been competitive in us presidential elections, but the party's decision is getting more attention this year because of the rematch between trump and democratic president joe biden, which could hinge again on just a small margin in a handful of contested states. >> new developments how san francisco's how weird street fair on howard street is making a comeback after being canceled earlier this month. and there's a new date and a new theme. the festival returns on saturday, september 21st, and the theme is autumn equinox. organizers canceled the fair supposed to happen earlier this month because of stormy weather. the full lineup of performers and musical acts will be released in the summer. now, if you bought tickets for the event on may 4th, they will still be valid

for the september fair and it'll be better weather anyway, so it could work out for the best. >> the two san francisco spots that just made tripadvisor's list of the best hotels paid to get away. >> millions of americans expected to splurge on summer travel first. here's drew. >> hey there. we'll look at our network of cameras this morning. we are seeing a fair amount of cloud cover from the exploratorium camera, but more sunshine popping out in san rafael. >> it is bright in san jose. it's a similar story in walnut creek, but in most cameras you can see a little bit of that marine layer this morning. look at your weather, wellness. we have good air quality today. improving news when it comes to pollen levels. tree pollen specifically is now down to moderate levels from high levels that we were experiencing last week. uv index and eight out of an 11 very high. wear that sunscreen if you're going to be out today because we have a lot of sunshine, we'll break down that fog as we head through the morning and into the afternoon. we will find bright skies. mild temperatures are warmest areas. you can see upper 70s to lower

80s. i even think along the coast will see a blend of sun and clouds. i know this one particular model is keeping it pretty cloudy around half moon bay. it turns breezy later this afternoon as well. friend. those winds gusting about 15 to 25mph. so today is the warmest day of the three day holiday. 67 in oakland, 76 in san jose. we'll hit about 80 in santa rosa. clouds right now across the city, break down around 11 a.m. for sunshine 61 degrees. that wind picking up your sense that, by the way, coming a

sherman died over the weekend. he is the disney songwriting legend and it was a pair of brothers. the sherman brothers, his brother. his younger brother died a few years ago. they were behind it's a small world. you just heard him sing so many songs from great movies like bedknobs and broomsticks and mary poppins and chitty chitty bang bang. he died from an age related illness. he was 95 years old, and he will be missed. >> a renowned san jose state professor says universities suspended her because of her role as a liaison between the administration and pro-palestinian demonstrators, saying he posted the suspension letter on her instagram page

does not name specifics, but the letter says she directed the students to violate university policies and harass colleagues. the professor of justice studies wrote, quote, the struggle for academic freedom continues, end quote. sj su's encampment has since been taken down. this week, some workers at uc davis and ucla will begin to strike over how the uc system handled pro-palestinian protesters. it's an extension of that same union strike that started at uc santa cruz, starting tomorrow, more teaching assistants and grad workers will be walking out. they're asking the universities to drop disciplinary and criminal charges against its members. the uc system argued the strikes are violating the union's contract. >> this morning, new reaction from the golf world after the loss of 30 year old pro golfer grayson murray on friday, murray withdrew from a tournament citing an illness. his death was announced saturday and his parents confirmed that murray died by suicide. the two time

pga tour winner had been open about his struggles with mental health and alcoholism. he admitted to drinking during tournament weeks in the past, but seemed to turn things around. this year. he won the sony open in hawaii and reached his highest ever world golf ranking of 46. webb simpson knew murray for most of his life and was emotional remembering his friend. >> you know, when you hear news like that over the phone, you you don't think it's real at first. and you know. so i'm super, super thankful for, you know, getting some some good time with them. >> may is mental health awareness month. help is always available from the national suicide and crisis lifeline. all you have to do is dial 988. >> we are learning more about an all too common crime in california that escalated into the killing of a hollywood actor, former general hospital star johnny wactor was shot and killed while interrupting a

catalytic converter theft. the shooting happened early saturday morning, lecktor's mother told our sister station in los angeles her son was leaving a bar downtown when he spotted someone who appeared to be working on his car. he thought it was being towed when he went to ask. police say a masked person opened fire. investigators are still looking for the three suspects who took off after that shooting. actor starred as brando corbin on general hospital from 2020 to 2022. he also had roles on station 19 and ncis. he was 37 years old. >> nicki minaj is apologizing to her fans in the uk after she was forced to cancel a concert saturday night. the pop star was arrested at an airport when trying to leave amsterdam. minaj was heading to manchester when police stopped her and accused her of having cannabis pre-rolls in her luggage. as you can see, she live streamed some of the incident on instagram. she was later released online. minaj claims that the arrest was all an attempt to sabotage the remainder of her tour. she did

end up taking the stage in the uk last night. we don't know yet when she's going to reschedule her missed manchester show. >> the black keys are canceling their us tour. the rock duo posted on x that they are alive and well, but the tour they were planning to start in september has been scrapped. that includes their stop in mountain view at shoreline amphitheater on september 29th. people with tickets to shows will be refunded through the site where they boughthem the band also says they've decided to make changes to their shows, making it more intimate in smaller venues. they plan to release a new set of dates and venues soon . the boss also postponing a few concerts. bruce springsteen canceled shows he had in france over the weekend. a post on social media says that springsteen is dealing with vocal issues, and he's under doctor's orders to rest for the next ten days. shows in prague and milan are also on hold. he's expected to return to the stage june 12th in madrid. >> now it's our morning money report as we reach the unofficial start of summer, millions of americans are expected to splurge on traveling analysts for the say the outlook

for leisure spending looks promising. spending will be slightly less than last year, but it's expected to remain strong. a bank of america survey showed more than half of people are planning to travel. younger americans are planning for longer trips and intend to spend more while they are out and about. >> over the borderline. a madonna superfan from topeka, kansas, now holds the world record for her tribute to the singer. she has 18 tattoos. >> oh, of madonna. >> okay, her name is tara barry, and her body work depicts madge from the 80s through today. guinness named barry as the world record holder for the female, with the most body art of the same musician. she beat out the previous record holder, who has 15 tattoos of eminem, barry says she has spent at least 100 hours getting inked and at least $9,000 on her tattoos of madonna, herm.

>> mm.hmm. passionate yeah, she likes what she likes. yeah now the one with all the eminem tattoos. yeah >> what's going on there? >> yeah. i don't know why that seems. >> it's a choice. >> okay. good for them. >> love your body is the message that we want to put out there. >> let's take a look at pier 39 this morning. the sea lions are awake right now. they're jumping into the water. currently, we will find mild sunshine on your memorial day. it's a little breezy this afternoon. we'll have those winds about 15 to 25mph. the headline for the week ahead, a warming trend by thursday and really into friday as well. 90 degree heat returns inland. so it feels a little bit more like summer than spring and the weekend outlook next saturday. and sunday expect a lot of sunshine and those temperatures will be above average this afternoon. we'll find those winds onshore picking

up a little bit. you can see by 5 p.m. we'll have those gusts about 15 to 25mph in most areas. so we do have that sunshine mild temperatures in the south bay today 74 in santa clara go to 76 in san jose, 75 in gilroy along the peninsula fog right now will break for some sunshine along the coast. mid and upper 50s there with that breeze warmer in redwood city at 72. will hit about 69 in mountain view across the city right now we have that cloud cover. we'll get that sunshine peeking out closer to 11 a.m. this morning. upper 50s to the mid 60s in the north bay. it's a mild one with sunshine. 80 in santa rosa, 75 in novato, 77 in vallejo, san rafael, up to 73 degrees the east bay. right now we do have some pockets of fog overhead that breaks down closer to 9 a.m. this morning, mid 60s to the lower 70s. and then inland. it is mild. hit 76 in walnut creek but warmer in brentwood, coming in at 82 degrees for any evening plans. we'll have that breeze with us about 15 to 25mph. we'll have that marine layer returning

around the bay shoreline closer to 8 p.m, with those temperatures dipping into the 50s. so overnight tonight, we'll have that fog around the bay shoreline. overnight lows generally in the 40s and low 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll track that warming trend later this week. look at thursday and friday. mild to warm with temperatures above average as we head into the weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll see those numbers closer to average with lots of sunshine both days. guys maybe it's time to live the old ways. >> good. >> thing that's actor bradley cooper making a surprise appearance singing at bottlerock with pearl jam on stage. now, we knew he was going to be there for the culinary garden with steph curry, who you see right there. this was the largest crowd to come to the culinary stage in the history of the festival. steph curry was pouring drinks for fans while also promoting his new gentleman's cut bourbon in the

vip tripadvisor has released its best of the best hotels list for 2024. look at all these sea lions behind me. >> i'm so distracted popped up that's all around you. >> we're matching. >> you do match. >> hey, anyway, let me tell you about this. out of 25 hotels in the us, two in the bay area made the cut. swe'r talking about san francisco's hotel emblem, which ranked number 14 on the on the list emblem is down the street from union square nea the corner of mason and sutter streets, and then 21st place is hotel driscollwhicis in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. driscoll has previously aeare on tripadvisor's list, and has also been named one of the quietest hotels in the country. congrats! >> interesting. after more than a year, disneyland's nighttime spectacular fantasmic has returned. there are new special effects, but fan favorite murphy the dragon is not there. as you know, murphy the dragon met an untimely death r.i.p well, may she rest when she caught fire

last april. no one was hurt in that incident except for the aforementioned murphy the dragon. fantasmic is scheduled for two shows every night. disney is the parent company of abc seven. fantasmic is my very favorite thing, at all of disneyland resort. it is also my favorite nighttime spectacular at any disney resort. >> i'm happy it's coming. that is back. >> i was hoping that murphy would make it back in some way, shape or form. >> okay, they've hinted that they are working on a replacement. >> but they. >> that's all they've said. >> i want flames. >> flames will be there. okay. yep. the flames are all still there. it's just that maleficent is now in human form, not in dragon form. so it's still good. it's still a great show. okay, i don't think the show relies on the dragon. the dragon was cool, okay. but there's a lot of other cool things. >> okay, i receive it. okay. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> and you know, i wouldn't. >> i wouldn't sell you.

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number one. firefighters have contained a four alarm fire in oakland after it ripped through a lumber supply company just off 880. crews say they have used so much water, they've had to ask east bay mud for help to keep the hydrants flowing. now they're watching for hot spots. >> number two, this week, the l.a. innocence project will argue in court for a chance to retest some dna evidence in scott peterson's case. peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and unborn child 20 years ago. his new attorneys want items from a burned out van to be tested, including a bloody mattress. prosecutors argue the dna has been tested enough. number three powerful storms across the south and midwest are being blamed for the deaths of

at least 18 people. >> hundreds of others across texas, oklahoma and arkansas have been injured due to high winds and destructive tornadoes. and. >> we skipped over a couple numbers, but let's go to number six to mark the memorial day holiday. several events are planned in cities all across the bay area throughout the day. one of the first commemorations ceremonies begins at 9 a.m. on merritt island in vallejo, and take a look at the forecast for memorial day. >> you give a lot of sunshine on the way. some morning clouds. we'll break down close to 9:10 a.m. we'll have not only sunshine, but mild temperatures. just know it gets breezy later on this afternoon we'll have those winds gusting about 15 to 25mph. >> and right now, taking a live look at our traffic this morning, which you can see is pretty light, as can be expected, it is memorial day. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no issues here. people making it right on through. and here is number

seven for today. a dog saw herself in the mirror for the first time and didn't know what was going on. her human mom shared this video saying winter was excited and somewhat shocked to see her reflection. her husband put a mirror up in his shed, leaving the border collie puzzled about what she was seeing. >> funny enough, that was my face about 30s ago when we went from number three to number six to number five to number four to number six, so that was a live picture of me. we have a gr >> truly the greatest generation. >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, memorial day washout. millions of americans on alert after a weekend of deadly weather. ♪ ♪ overnight... a new round of storms creating chaos. since friday, 72 reported tornadoes leaving a trail of role destruction across 12