liberation turns terrifying when gunfire erupts during a high school graduation. new details from police about the people now detained, and an update on the victims. plus, settling their differences after years of fighting over finances. new details on the deal between the 40 niners and the city of santa clara. and memorial day weekend is here. the travel rush is on. what to keep in mind ahead of the busy day on the roads and in

the skies. this is today in the bay good morning. thank you so much for starting your friday with us. i'm kira klapper in for laura and i'm marcus washington. of course we're going to get a look at that commute. a lot of folks are going to hit the road today. mike has that for us. but first let's talk about that forecast cynthia. and this morning and you know what i walked outside this morning and i was like, you know, it's a little bit i determine the weather when i walk outside. i was like, it's a little bit chilly this morning. it was a little bit cooler on the heater because, you know, that would have kept you nice and cozy on your drive. i would have, but yeah, you are right about that. we are off to a chillier start. look at sfo, we have some fog, some drizzle also, and the winds out of the west around 16 miles an hour. i showed you this one a couple of minutes ago. walnut creek also breezy on there. we are in for some changes. 40s in santa rosa with a bit of those patchy clouds and down in san jose we start our friday at 53 degrees. it is a weak cold front

that's coming into the bay area, so that's why you'll notice the temperatures dropping today and tomorrow. our temperatures in san jose throughout the day only in the 60s with the mix of sun and clouds, i've got the full microclimate forecast to help you plan that weekend, but mike is helping you plan your commute around the san mateo bridge. what's going on? well, we know that westbound will typically show the build behind me here, but i'm watching eastbound reports of a roll of carpet that were on the roadway. and that's never good, especially when they're restricted lanes. but we haven't seen any major problems. a smooth drive eastbound keep our eyes on things. we typically expect to see some slowing even on a friday on the nimitz, but not there today. lighter volume, i think, for the early commute, which is what we're looking at. i think things will really kick in midday and into the evening as folks tend to head out or across town. we're looking at the clearing for the bay bridge. disabled vehicle might still have activity near treasure island, but very little slowing for 37. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well developing this morning, two people are injured after a graduation of gunfire there. it happened last night in oakland, turning that night of celebration into chaos.

police now do have people in custody, but their connection to what happened is unclear. today in the bay's kris sanchez is live this morning. kris, i understand you. you've learned some information. yes, we did get a late night update from oakland police. we know that the two people who were shot and sent to the hospital, they are in stable condition. but as you mentioned, there are several people detained. we just don't know who they are and what the motivation for the shooting might have been overnight. oakland police did give us a few a bit more information, saying that the shooting happened inside the school in the north part of the school, and appeared to have started with some sort of dispute. now, while the victims are said to be adults, we have not been able to clarify whether they were young adults and whether they were students. last night, witnesses told us there were people running in all directions once that gunfire happened, oakland police did have help setting up a perimeter and helping the crowd get away

from the area from the chp, so no one was injured trying to leave. now, a graduate told us that it happened right after the ceremony ended, when families were coming together to try to take pictures and enjoy this celebration. you know, we hear gunshots and we always thought it was fireworks at first, but it was gunshots. so we are trying to get more information from oakland police. we know that there is a new police chief. we'll see if he has. you know, anything to say about this? it is a really difficult time. the school is now clear, so it is safe for people to return there. but definitely not what people wanted on a night that was supposed to be all about those graduates. well, to bring you more information as soon as we get it in the east bay. kris sanchez. today in the bay. it's just so sad. i mean, a day of celebration, all the hard work for those students and ending like that. such a shame. chris, thank you. and we feel for them. yeah. yeah, indeed.

chris. thank you. new overnight. the bodies of three hostages killed by hamas have been recovered from gaza seven months after they died. the israeli army says the trio was killed in the attacks back on october seventh. their families have been notified. hamas led militants killed about 1200 people, many were civilians and they abducted about 250 others on that day. just about half of those hostages have been freed. back in the us, new tensions at ucla after a protest by palestinian supporters shut down campus yesterday, police quickly got involved and cleared a pop up encampment. officers are now increasing their patrols. this as ucla s chancellor, testified before a house committee over the school's response to prior protests that got out of hand. police made 200 arrests while breaking up a large encampment earlier this month, and that followed violent clashes between supporters on both sides as far

as pro-palestinian demonstrations here at bay area universities, the mercury news is reporting an encampment down at san jose state earlier this week, following an agreement between the school and those protesters is now closed. and last week, ucsf protesters disbanded their tents following a similar meeting. also last week, san francisco state protesters agreed to move their encampment in stages after receiving some concessions from administrators. as stanford's encampment is still intact on that campus. 12 arrests were made last week at uc berkeley after protesters occupied a school owned building there. well, new at six, the 40 niners and the city of santa clara have apparently buried the hatchet in their long standing legal battles over levi's stadium. the sides announced a settlement in the last of a series of disputes. now, some of it surrounds allegations the team has not always paid its share of revenue from the concerts and other non-football events. the city says that the deal includes

an additional $20 million for santa clara over the next two years, and it also includes a new $4 surcharge for all non nfl events. let's take a live look outside across the bay area. traffic moving smoothly this morning. mike will have a closer look at that for you in just a moment. but i want to remind you for anyone heading out for the holidays, chp will begin memorial day weekend statewide maximum enforcement period starting right now. now, if you are heading out on that long road trip this memorial day weekend, here are some maintenance tips you need to keep in mind. so as you pull out the driveway, make sure you've already done these things. check your tire pressure. you want to make sure the tire has enough air as well. it's not worn out. there's not only the safety issue we're talking about here, but it also is going to help you with gas mileage and look for any leaks underneath that vehicle. that could actually be a sign something is wrong. we spoke with an auto repair expert who tells us this is a mistake drivers often make. assuming things are fine because they

don't currently notice an issue, for an example there, the battery may. most people never test their battery or get it checked out. they keep driving the vehicle until it finally just doesn't start, and then they go, oh my battery is bad. well if you're heading out of town and you stop to get gas and you come back out of the gas station in your car doesn't start, you have now found out that your battery is bad. yeah and you open up and you see the corrosion around there happened to me when i first started driving, but i learned quickly. all right, look, most car parts stores, they will test your battery for free while your vehicle is parked in their lot. so that's just a good reminder for you if you're not driving but flying, here's a live look at sjc, where today is expected to be the busiest day of the holiday weekend. when it comes to travel, the tsa estimates nearly 3 million passengers are expected to pass through airport checkpoints today. the number of travelers is expected to rival the record, set on the sunday after thanksgiving of last year.

and i was telling you guys that my family came into town from texas yesterday where it's 99, feels like 100. okay. and they were thrilled with our cool down that they were that natural ac just putting in work here in the bay area. now listen, as people do want to go out towards different parts of the country, i want you to be prepared. we have some severe weather to actually talk about and warn you if you see those delays starting to pop up on your flights, especially up towards parts of the midwest, we already have some severe thunderstorm alerts going in through parts of chicago. and this isn't just a midwest thing. it's stretching down into parts of dallas as well, and it will continue to push on east. so just be mindful of that as you make your way into the airport and navigate around to make it to your flight. back here at home, we are going to also watch for those temperatures dropping today actually becoming pretty windy and chilly to wind down on our long weekend. get started to our holiday weekend that may. gray will continue for tomorrow,

actually bringing us a chance of some drizzle out near the coast. struggling to clear on out, but with the sunshine will eventually come. look it as we go on into sunday and monday. some gradual warming and some sunshine is ahead, so i'll walk you through the full microclimate forecast coming up. but mike is helping you hit the roads and find those cheaper gas prices. well, cynthia, now kira family likes the weather out here from texas, but i wonder how they like those gas prices compared to. yeah, there we go looking at san jose. quick check shows. quick serve as the city's lowest with 465 on allen rock avenue. alameda county has the middle number here. some of the bay's lowest prices are typically in alameda county, but we're checking castro valley. not quite the case. it's only down to 475 at arco on castro valley boulevard, and larkspur's low is 479. in the north bay fuel 24 seven on redwood highway. check everything and report everything here gasbuddy.com. what we're using today, the roadways are moving very smoothly because we do have a lighter early commute. we expect volume to really build up midday. highway 37 really shows the only slowing aside from the bay bridge, which is starting to

spread out. the earlier disabled vehicle did get cleared at treasure island. crews cleared there. you see a steady flow, but the volume just generally slowing across the span. but not enough to cause those metering lights yet they're not active. back to you. sounds good mike. thanks. 610 right now fighting to stop a new city ahead for you this morning on today in the bay, we're going to tell you how residents in solano county are now showing their disapproval for all of this to happen. interesting update for you in that whole scarlett johannson controversy. let's go out to the futures this morning. dow got walloped yesterday. looks like it will make back a little bit today. and a perfect option to keep the kids cool for the holiday weekend. will give you a look at the new expansion at gilroy gardens. keep it here. you're

the city by the bay, san francisco. we are looking at some patchy clouds to start our morning, and temperatures are going to struggle to warm up, only reaching 5960 degrees by the middle of the day and look by three into the 5:00 hour. windy. so take that into consideration as you make your plans to go out to the commencements today. congratulations! we'll talk about the rest of the bay area forecast coming up in a few minutes, and the metering lights turned on within the last five minutes at the bay bridge toll plaza shows a very light backup. i think this was cued by the

disabled vehicle and the slowing mid-span, which has now cleared and is recovering. we'll show you if things build up here or if they start to ease. coming up. well good morning. very happy friday to you. interesting numbers on the board today. the dow had one of the toughest days of the year. i mean look at that as bonds rose. so expect mortgage rates to rise as well nvidia rocketing up on that. good news up better than 9. and new this morning. lucid the electric car company, says it will cut 6% of its workforce 400 jobs. elon musk is denying a report from bloomberg that it will allow spacex will allow employees to sell stock privately. the tender offer, as it's called, would value spacex at 200 billion. now, past lessons tell us when a reputable news agency says one thing and elon musk says another. in the end, the news agency often ends up being right. san francisco

based glassdoor. it's the company that rates other companies as best place to work, has sold its last offices in the city. it will go fully remote. this, according to the san francisco business times. there are companies out there that simply have no offices at all. so i'm going to be interviewing at openai. have you heard of them? openai? sounds vaguely familiar. kidding. of course, that's incredible. rocking. what kind of interesting update to that chatgpt controversy? the washington post did a deep dive into open ai's claims that it used a different actress to voice its app long before it asked scarlett johansson to lend her voice. the washington post got access to agent records and emails and other evidence and says, what openai said was true. the unnamed actress's agent says the woman was never asked to mimic johansson's voice. some people say it does sound like johansson. there's no doubt the

head of openai was thinking of that movie, her, when they put all this together. sam altman says. the movie where johansson plays an ai voice is his favorite of all time, but it turns out, you know, it sounds so suspicious, right? you know that? she says, no twice. and then up comes this voice that sounds exactly like her. turns out they made the voice before they asked her. oh, so, you know, i mean, it. and the washington post says, that's true. there you go. still sounds like her. it's kind of like one of those, and were they covering their bases? you know, by asking her, i don't know, but, you know, nothing illegal, right? just a little questionable. that, indeed. there you go. thanks, scott. new at six right now. people opposing that planned new city in solano county are stepping up their efforts to defeat the measure. groups yesterday handed out those lawn signs you see to residents who share their disapprove. all the measure calls for a rezoning. it would

allow the development of thousands of acres of land, which were purchased by a group of billionaire investors. neighbors in solano county fear that the traffic impact and effect on surrounding habitat sites wouldn't be good. i'm just opposed to the lack of transparency and the dishonesty that's and if they could have sold me, had they have filled in the blanks. but there's so many unknowns. solano county election leaders say california for ever supporters submitted enough signatures to place the measure on the november ballot, but they still have to verify those signatures. a final announcement should come by mid june. speaking of building, how about this trending this morning? there's a new real estate listing in the north bay and it's going viral. one catch here. you're going to have to provide the house. so it's located in hillsborough. this is along chalk hill road. real estate company live wine country tells the press democrat that the original home there on that property, it burned down during the 2019 kincade fire. well, it

still does include that property anyway. infinity pool, paved driveway and a gate with views of mount saint helena. now it's priced at less than $2 million and account on x showcasing pictures of that property has been viewed more than 300,000 times. so some people might think, so you can build the house as big or small as you want, right? for less than $2 million. what a deal that was. and it's funny that like here in the bay area, you think about that. you're like less than 2 million. that's a deal. you're like, yes. but with those views. yeah all right. where do you get the other million to buy the house to build the house. there you go. yeah, yeah. all right. well, a new water park coming to the south bay, gilroy gardens family theme park will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the lakeside splash water play area. it's happening today. it will be held on 3050 hecker pass highway. it's at 11 this morning. and then it opens to the public tomorrow. so tomorrow might not be the day to go to a splash pad, but maybe like

sunday, monday. yeah. all of these water stories kind of kind of odd. but you know what though? okay. i used to perform summertime for our comedy group comedy sports. still active, family friendly, so we could have the kids there too. and during the summer, we would have welcomed a water park during the hotter months. yeah. time to the summer. yeah, yeah. we don't get our warm temperatures until the end of summer going into fall, so maybe today and tomorrow is the day to find alternate activities to the pool. but congratulations to them as we make our plan here in gilroy. we are looking at the may gray this morning. it should max out by the time that we get into lunchtime. but temperatures there only in the 60s. it's actually going to turn very gusty later on this afternoon as we look at a weak cold front coming into the bay area. no rain associated with this, but definitely some strong winds through san francisco out towards the livermore pass and parts of bodega bay. as we go on into tomorrow, i see them sticking around but a little bit

breezier compared to some gusty winds. our temperatures for today are actually going to remain below average. we're looking at 57 and half moon bay, low 60s bayshore from oakland down into fremont. a few 70s make it on the map up in santa rosa, concord, but some 66 degrees down here in san jose. so a bit of a speedy bump to our long holiday weekend. but i promise you that it will get better tomorrow. we have some may gray to start our morning, so don't be discouraged. this will mix out as we go on into the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. still some sweater weather conditions out there 68 in novato, 64 in hayward and will only do 69 degrees down here in los gatos. but i promise you, temperatures will rebound as we go on into sunday. we're looking at more 70s popping up through the north bay, the east bay hills, san jose and some upper 60s for san mateo. actually, notice what's going to happen over the next couple of days. yes, it's a little bit of a speedy bump as we go on into friday and saturday, but making those plans

for memorial day, we start to go up into the mid 70s for walnut creek and actually continue to go up on this roller coaster as we go on into wednesday, thursday, friday. so that's going to be the return of those 80s. of course, making it hard to go to work with all of that sunshine, but you'll get through it. overall, our 7-day forecast in san francisco, those breezy winds, chilly temperatures at times, but we start to warm things up as we go on into the second half of the week. in those upper 60s and our inland valleys, 60 to 70 to start our next work week to mid 80s. by the time that we get on into next thursday. mike, how's it going in the bay bridge? you know what we expected the backup to build a bit. it has spread out to all the lanes, but it was built up to a back here about mid parking lot. and then it started to ease once again. lighter traffic continues approaching the bay bridge on the span. the slowdown continues to improve from the earlier incident. and so that's great news. we do have this volume starting to build now through fremont, heading into the south bay. a little breeze there that might be more of a factor over

near the altamont pass, but no advisories for wind, no problems. at least we're looking at highway 37 with a mild build. there is an incident near the maze. we'll check on that. but again, the recovery there for the bay bridge and the rest of the bay moving nicely, including that roller carpet we're watching eastbound on san mateo. back to you. all right. looks good. all that green? yeah mike. thanks. next on today in the bay. nbc bay area response. the state gave many of us free money a year and a half ago. well, next week the state's going to start taking back some of what families didn't spend. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. tonight we're going to lp youhe

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of dollars the state gave to california. families will be headed into lawmakers hands. consumer investigator chris kummer explains what's happening, and he says there's still time for you to get your money if you haven't already. good friday morning, june 1st, the state's going to start winding down the middle class tax refund program and taking back more than a quarter billion unclaimed dollars intended to help families deal with inflation back in 2022. but now, in 2024, you can still access that money if you act fast. scan the qr code on the screen right now to contact the state by june

1st. lots of refund money. never made it to taxpayers or was stuck on debit cards. the state sent out. san jose state student carlos solis was in that boat with his $700 card until he called us, because calling the state was fruitless. i kept calling and calling for the period about six seven months, and it was the same deal every every day, every time. it was just, oh, sorry to hear that. or let me transfer you to the right department. and i got disconnected after helping carlos get his full $700 refund, we looked into what some state leaders believe went wrong with this program and why so many families didn't claim their slice. you can watch our full story right now on our website, nbcbayarea.com. slash responds. and don't forget, contact the state by june 1st to see if you can claim your middle class tax refund. it could be a few hundred bucks. have a great holiday weekend. you too chris. we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630, including an update

on that graduation shooting in oakland. we have the new details from police after two people were injured, plus a setback for one south bay neighborhood after dozens of newly planted trees are vandalized. the way the city plans to prevent this from happening again. plus, what do a basketball superstar, an award winning actor and music icons? what do they have in common this weekend? it's bottlerock here in napa, and we've got all you need to know if you're headed up here. so keep

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an update on the condition of the victims and the latest on the overnight investigation. plus, mosquitoes taking over one bay area community and they're causing quite a few problems. the next step santa clara county is taking to get rid of the invasive species. just like the white winged dove sings a song. sounds like she's singing. ooh ooh ooh, which and bottlerock returns to the north bay with big headliners including one of bay area's own stevie nicks. everything you need to know ahead of this year's music festival. you're watching today in the bay. good morning. here, look, you were excited about

that song, stevie nicks. you were singing. i was waiting for you to sing because you're usually like, ooh, baby, ooh, ooh. you missed. you got me this morning. okay good morning, everyone. on this friday, i'm marcus washington, and i'm kira klapper. and laura garcia is taking a much deserved morning off. we're going to go now to cinthia pimentel because carrie is off as well. and cynthia, you have a look at the forecast. people looking to go to bottle rock get out for the memorial day weekend everywhere. and kira. i'll tell you something. marcus usually starts singing on a friday as we get closer to the midday show, so we still have to wait. good morning everyone. we're starting off with temperatures in the 50s. the clouds have started to disperse. what a stunning view over the golden gate bridge there, san francisco. but it is a bit breezy. wind still in the teens. it will turn gusty though. as we go on into this afternoon. you're going to feel that cool down. it's going to be sweater weather today and tomorrow before those seasonable temperatures return next week. i have a full forecast coming up

in about ten minutes, but for now, i'll send it back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we're going to turn now to a shooting that's been rattling parents across the bay area because it happened at a high school graduation. two people were shot just after the ceremony ended at skyline high school in oakland. we're going to turn now to today in the bay's kris sanchez with what we know. kris, we know you've been following this all morning with some new developments. perfect. you know, it's just so sad. kira, as the parent of a graduating senior, i just cannot even imagine what this was like for those families there. we can tell you, though, that the two people who were shot are in stable condition. so they are going to be okay. and we got an update overnight from oakland police. we'll get right to that. there are some reports of, some kind of dispute, that is being looked into, we do know there were, multiple suspects, but we're trying to identify exactly how many. so the lieutenant told us that skyline high is now

clear and safe to return the shooting happened inside the north part of the school a while. the victims are adults. they are a man and a woman. we don't know if they are young adults. and thus maybe they are students. it's not clear at this point. now, oakland police told us that they had help from the chp to secure that scene and to help people leave the area. so no one was injured trying to leave. a graduate told us it happened right after the ceremony ended, right as the families were trying to get together and take pictures and it all turned into chaos. and out of nowhere, all you hear is like everything got chaotic. everyone was learning. now, as you heard the lieutenant say, there are two people who were detained. they are being questioned. but it's not clear whether they were the shooters or whether there are other people, involved in this. but we will continue to ask questions. we know that oakland police, they have a new police chief. so we'll be trying to ask chief

mitchell if he has any comment on something. that is a lot even even in oakland in the east bay. kris sanchez today in the bay, it's so hard. you're right. kris. all right. thank you so much for that update. also, in oakland, a group seeking to recall all the shengtao promises to update their signatures, gathering efforts. now the mayor meanwhile, she's addressing the city's massive budget shortfall. and i will protect city services. my budget will not reduce public safety. my budget will not close firehouses or libraries or recreation center. now, oakland will be short nearly $120 million this year and almost $300 million over the next two years. yesterday, the mayor outlined what she calls her five priorities, including creating a safe city, economic development and addressing the structural budget deficit. now she's proposing freezing around 100 city positions, along with

reducing non-critical contracts and streamlining some of the services. the entire details are being released later today. leaders in san jose are promising change after someone destroyed nearly 30 recently planted trees in the kill willow neighborhood. police say they have arrested someone, but the damage is already done. the trees were only planted two weeks ago as a means of increasing shade to help boost business. even mayor matt mahan pitched in, but now council member omar torres says added measures will have to be taken to prevent future vandalism. now that we know that there's folks who want to harm our environment and so we are making sure that the trees are are wired, the barbed wire or the chicken wire. right. so it one it it allows the, the trees to still grow. of course, a lot of people are asking why someone would do this . we did speak with a neighbor who says she spoke to the man police arrested. she described

him as quiet and reserved and said he would not offer an answer. santa clara county leaders today. they will update recent efforts to eradicate an invasion of mosquitoes. now vector control teams. just last month, they set traps to take out the presence of a mosquito in east san jose. now the area surrounds the lane near story road. the pests are more commonly known as yellow or, fever mosquitoes. so far, efforts are coming up short. today, the county will actually lay out the next steps, including spraying that area next wednesday with gear mounted on trucks. all right, here's a riddle for you at 637, what do an award winning actor or a basketball champion and a rapper have in common? today, that answer can only be one thing bottle rock. they're all going to be there. go the popular festival kicks off today in napa, and that's where we find

today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. this morning. yeah, it looks like it's a place for everyone out there. ginger. look, we actually are expecting the usual big names there on the stage, but there are some changes the fans need to know about. that is true. good morning guys. we are right outside bottle rock here in napa. i'm going to show you quickly the back of the main stage. you can see we're along silverado avenue. we are just hours away from when those doors open. excited people coming to napa, three day festival. and you guys are right. because as this festival continues to welcome tens of thousands of people every year as it grows in popularity, it also needs to make changes significant changes to accommodate all those that are coming in last year, the festival reported 120,000 festival goers attended the three day weekend. over those memorial day, the over the memorial day weekend. this year, even more are expected because after bottle rock wraps up on

sunday, june 1st and second will also be the debut of latin music centric festival la onda. but the focus today big musical headliners this year. it includes stevie nicks and megan thee stallion. they are performing tonight. nelly is going to be on stage as well tonight. tomorrow you've got pearl jam and mana and sunday, ed sheeran and queens of the stone age. plenty of artists for everyone's musical tastes. that is a staple here at bottle rock. now bottle rock is also known for its culinary offerings, a showcase of bay area restaurants and the culinary stage lineup also expected to make a splash with one of the splash brothers himself on stage. all star champ steph curry. bradley cooper is also going to be on stage. cameron diaz, neil patrick harris and nelly and t-pain among the other celebrities looking off to show or looking to show off their culinary skills. now, folks making their way up to napa this weekend are very familiar with the traffic of bottlerock. this year, organizers and chp trying to alleviate some of those traffic

woes. there will be hard closures in place this year, two of them to be exact. that will be along silverado trail, fairview drive and silverado, as well as hennessy drive and silverado. those will be closed off hard closures mean they will not allow anyone through. it will have a chp officer, a barricade and signage to make that very clear. there are also four soft road closures on coombsville road at the intersections of davis, hennessy, linnell and hoffman. those hope to discourage people from turning onto those small streets and a bit of good news also for some smaller wineries, in addition to the bigger wineries that make its appearance every year, smaller wineries are also making their debuts at the festival, and so a bigger lineup of wine, which of course napa is famous for the music, the food, the wine and of course, tonight stevie nicks, and you've also got nelly. i know last hour we were talking about players only love you when

they're playing. but now i wanted to say if you want to come and ride with me, we'll go three wheeling on the four on the bus. that's all i know. hey you must be the money. traffic must be the money. oh my gosh, you are the best. we'll see you. we'll all drive up there and meet you in a couple of hours, thank you for that, ginger. macy lilliana. it would have been embarrassing if we didn't know it. just like blink silent. why did nobody tell me, though, that megan thee stallion is going to be there? and kali uchis this weekend. yeah. and i think megan now you know, are at the same time we had to leave to choose because we wanted you to be here with us. yeah, yeah. all right. yes. no, i'm happy to be here, everybody. i love you so much. and this weather, it's actually going to be a little bit tricky for people going out to bottle rock today. while the sunshine is going to be there, it's going to be gusty later on. this afternoon. so enjoy the beautiful conditions while we

have them. as we go on into tomorrow, we also look at a cool down temperatures only in the upper 60s, but by sunday they should rebound and actually get warmer over the next couple of days. so the good news there, if you can extend your long weekend in napa as far as going out to foodie land tonight at the cow palace, bring a couple of jackets and some blankets. it's going to get gusty out there into the afternoon and temperatures only in the mid 50s. cooling down and becoming cloudy later on. tonight we're going to stick in san francisco and go out to carnival tomorrow and on sunday in the mission district. what a good time! the clouds and the cool temperatures are not going to get in the way of people celebrating all of that beautiful latin culture and looking ahead to our three day outlook for our inland valleys. memorial day weekend of course, honoring our service members, we're going to be looking at some cool may gray conditions for tomorrow. but by sunday and on into monday, if you're looking for that warmth and feeling like the unofficial start of summer, that's

definitely where you'll find it. as temperatures go back up into those upper 70s mike, you're looking at a different traffic patterns for today. what's up? well, you know it's the pre holiday. and every time we have a pre three day holiday we tend to see lighter traffic. but we did see the back of forming at the toll plaza. it's so light. how light is it that we have. once the backup formed it actually had a chance to clear. that's how light the traffic flow is across the span of nice drive, but the metering lights are still active. a little more build over at the richmond bridge. there's 37 highway four. so very light flow of traffic. now we're talking about bottle rock up here. highway 29 one 2112. all going to see a lot of traffic in this area. ginger outlined a lot of local closures. highway 37, all that roadwork is gone. it's cleared up. they finished the last of the project. and so that's great news. before bottle rock brought the crowds, we're looking at the south bay. remember we still have another day full of graduations around san jose state. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. the splash brothers facing an uncertain future. say it ain't so. up next, new talk about where clay

thompson may land next year. and it's nowhere near the bay area. hearts breaking. see who may be ready to take a shot at the top shooting guard just into our newsroom, the world court has ruled against israel. plus a border bill fails once again. plus, get ready for carnival because everything you need to know before the parade takes over the city by the bay. we'll be right here on today in the bay,

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the bill that would have strengthened our borders and scott mcgrew is here. when you look at the voting record, it does seem safe to say, i think it's perfectly safe to say it. senate republicans voted against a bill some of their own party members wrote. it was defeated in the senate for a second time on thursday. the bill would have allowed the president and future presidents to shut the border down. if a certain number of people crossed. that overwhelmed the system. a bill that was supported by the border patrol union. but it failed to get the votes to move forward, as every republican and eight democrats voted against it. this is the same bill the republicans were insisting on insisting on as a bargaining chip to allow more funding for ukraine, only to change their minds the first time when donald trump said he publicly wanted the border crisis to remain a political issue and urged his party members not to pass it.

president biden responded to this latest failure to take action in a written statement, congressional republicans, he said, do not care about securing the border or fixing america's broken immigration system. if they did, they would have voted for the toughest border enforcement in history. president biden met with and held a state dinner for the president of kenya. biden said he would work with congress to designate kenya as the country's first major non-nato ally. kenya has its work cut out for it. it's going to send troops thousands of miles away to haiti, try to get that island back under control. haiti has no functional government. armed gangs are running amok. disease starvation, widespread. the us and the un have both tried and failed in haiti. moments ago, the international court of justice, which israel is a member, ruled israel must halt its offensive in rafah. the united nations court says it's not convinced the evacuation of civilians was sufficient and

that israel is doing, in its words, irreparable damage to the human rights of the people of gaza. it's ordered israel to preserve evidence of its own wrongdoing as well. now, israel said long ahead of this ruling, it would ignore any order from that court. south africa brought charges of genocide against palestinians to that court. israel in the united states oppose any ruling of genocide now, this court, the international court of justice, different than the international criminal court, the head prosecutor of that court accused benjamin netanyahu of war crimes earlier this week and asked that his court issue an arrest warrant back here at home. the speaker of the house says he asked netanyahu to speak before congress. that's usually done in concert with the senate majority leader. but mike johnson said he made the invitation anyway, turning to the election, there's mike johnson turning to the election. former president trump campaigned in the bronx thursday , not far from his new york home

in manhattan. i'm thrilled to be back in the city. i grew up in the city. i spent my life in, the city i helped build, and the city that we all love. new york city. and i'm here tonight to declare that we are going to turn new york city around, and we are going to turn it around very, very quickly. no court for trump in new york city on monday. it's memorial day, but the judge in the case says closing arguments, a jury instructions will come next week. and then, of course, a verdict concluding the first of potentially four criminal charges or criminal cases, rather marcus against trump. we will continue to follow. thank you scott. well, the rumor mill is heating up when it comes to a key player in the warriors dynasty. and it may mean klay thompson soon has a new home. are don't like the sound of that. but you know what got to talk about it klay will be a free agent this summer. and now yahoo sports is reporting the

philadelphia 76 ers are interested in signing him. now the window for free agency opens the first week in july next season will be klay's 14th in the nba. all with the dubs. can't be the klay area anymore if he leaves. tell me about it. all right. well some joy though to talk about this morning i want you to get ready dance the samba this weekend because carnival is returning to san francisco. is that why you were dancing? i was i wanted to mix it up with the bachata or anything like that. the two day festival is considered the largest multicultural celebration in all of california. it's now in its fourth decade. it kicks off tomorrow in the mission's latino cultural district celebrations, of course, include music, dancing, costumes and of course, really good food. but the main attraction is the parade, and that's on sunday. so here's a look at the street closures during the parade in the festival. they include mission between 15th and 24th, along with harrison and bryant streets , and part of 24th as well. get

out there. what's that? go ahead. no, you go ahead. well i saw some of those costumes out there. oh, feathers and it does seem like depending on which day you go to, you'll need to wear maybe a couple more feathers. we were thinking the same thing. that's why i go ahead. i know what you're talking about. like, where is this going? gotta put on three more feathers and shake it. well, yeah. people that are coming into town for carnival. i hope they brought a jacket. especially for today. and tomorrow is going to be a bit breezy out there, but overall right now out the window. san francisco just a stunning view of the golden gate bridge. we noticed a bit of a breeze there with the flag, but overall things will kick off later on tonight with those wind speeds down here through san jose. the morning clouds have given way to a beautiful sunrise there through the foothills. and as we go on and talk about our temperatures today, here's why you're going to feel that 5 to 10 degree drop. there's a weak cold front that's bringing in that wind as the pacific northwest deals with the rain. so the good news is we're staying dry, but our

temperatures definitely dropping down here. san jose 66. we'll do 64 in oakland some low 70s out towards napa for the start of bottle rock. or maybe you're just going out for a nice long weekend in wine country. but if your weekend plans include half moon bay need you to bundle up, that's where it's going to be. gusty as we go on into the afternoon. wind speeds anywhere from about 15 to 20 miles an hour, but those gusts could be upwards of 45. as we go on into our saturday morning plans, it could be a bit gloomy, putting a damper on what you should be going into the first unofficial weekend of summer. but that may gray is going to linger here and it's actually going to struggle to not only mix out of here, but also bring some warmer temperatures. so what are we looking like as far as tomorrow's highs? we're only going to do 59 in san francisco, 66 down in mountain view, a few low 70. so notice that more of those are gone out of the way. and we're only going to do upper 60s in our inland valleys. concord and livermore at 64. the good news is though sunday promises to bring more sunshine as we take a look at those

highs, more of those 70s return. so they're going to be gone for just a hot second. but then return here and actually set us up for a nice pattern ahead. look at lafayette out towards cocoa county. yes, this dip in the temperatures for today and tomorrow. but then we go into a more seasonable trend, actually getting back into those 70s, upper 70s by the middle part of the week and nearing those 80s by thursday and friday. so some good news there overall. san francisco, windy today, breezy tomorrow with that cloudy start and that may gray but temperatures cruising in the 60s into next week and our inland warm up just a blip right there for the weekend. but then warmer temperatures next week. mike you're looking at a build up out of the east bay. yeah this is the richmond bridge heading to san rafael. slow in all these lanes. i'm not going to say it's the most or the busiest or the most traffic. i'll tell you why in a second. we do have the biggest build up showing here with the longest. wait, i guess i should say, because the bay bridge has fewer folks visible on our camera at the toll plaza. but we do have almost 20 lanes

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report with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay. two people are detained following a shooting at oakland's skyline high school graduation. a man and a woman were wounded by gunfire during last night's event. both were taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. it's unknown if the people who are

detained by police are students or what the play they factor they played in the shooting, investigators say the shooting appears to be an isolated incident. well, the forty-niners in the city of santa clara have apparently buried the hatchet and their long standing legal battles over levi's stadium. the sides announce a settlement in last of a series of disputes. now, some of the some of it actually surrounds the allegations. the team has not always paid their share of revenue from concerts and other non-football events. the city says that the deal includes an additional $20 million for santa clara over the next two years, and it also includes a new $4 surcharge for all non nfl events. can i turn to a live look outside sfo cloud and fog cover today will be a busy day for memorial day travelers. this should actually be the busiest day for the holiday weekend. the tsa forecasting nearly 3 million passengers nationwide today. if you're hitting the roads,

remember the chp will be doing statewide maximum enforcement so before we go, let's check in with cynthia one last time. it's going to be cool and breezy out there towards the coastline and temperatures only in the 60s. before we get into some warmer weather way into next week. pretty cool. it's a breeze here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on light traffic here and around the bay for the morning. it will build throughout the day though. you really have a knack for that. mike the today show is moments away, but remember, we continue today in the bay on roku and other platforms. live at 8 a.m. we'll have more on the north bay city banning e-cigarettes and flavored tobacco products. all right. make sure good friday morning. it is getaway day. >> memorial day weekend is upon us, and the rush is on. it's may 24th. this is "today." holiday road.