graduation, but live with brand new video we're seeing of the moments before gunfire. good

morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that latest on the shooting in just a moment. but first we want to talk about some breaking news happening right now. a tough commute for drivers in san francisco. now this is new video posted on x showing a big rig on fire along the bay bridge. this all started around nine this morning. you can see that smoke billowing from that container on westbound 80. now here's another view from sf fire. right now. lanes of westbound 80 remain closed. but for some advice on how to get around with traffic today, let's head over to mike inouye. mike, we're finally seeing more of those lanes open than closed, but this has been going on for hours. at this point, it has almost exactly two hours, one hour, and 58 minutes since the report came in. the chp. here we go. here's that burnt out shell of the trailer that you showed marcus with that video, with the flames shooting up right here just outside the tunnel toward yerba buena island. treasure island now,

only two lanes are blocked. the fire right here. this fire truck probably blocking the view because it's very distracting. but three lanes are open, two lanes are closed. but look, as we get out to the map system, we're seeing some other cameras showing you that's jammed up approaching treasure island right now. jammed solid back into the toll plaza. all lanes, including hov and back in toward the maze. look at this backup on the map into the berkeley curve and off of the maze itself, down the eastshore freeway. as an alternate to the westbound bay bridge, which is jammed up right now. you can head up to the richmond bridge. if you're coming out of that part of contra costa county, or you can head south if you're coming in from oakland or south of there and across the san mateo bridge, which is totally clear. again, the fire is out, but two lanes are still blocked. west 80 about mid span. back to you. all right mike, thank you. while also breaking out of orange county. this is 91. it's at a standstill. here's a live look. and this is all due to a swat standoff on the roadway. there you can see the swat team trapping that blue car there on

90. now the traffic is backed up for miles in both directions. we know the standoff is in the anaheim hills area. it began with a police pursuit. with that vehicle you're seeing right there, beginning in corona. it's not yet clear how many people are inside that car at this time, but of course, we will continue to follow this story. both on air as well as online. bring you updates here. during our midday newscast as needed. well, parents across the bay area disturbed by a shooting at a high school graduation. two people were shot just after that ceremony ended at skyline high school in oakland. now, this midday, there are still more questions than answers. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joining us live. so kris, what do we know at this point? you know, marcus, as a parent of a graduating senior, my heart goes out to these families because this is not the memory that they were hoping for. we have been asking for information all morning long from opd and from oakland unified, and we understand that opd is going to provide an update just a little bit later

today. but what we know right now is that two people were detained. we don't know what their relationship is with the people who were shot. but we do know what led up to this moment. congratulations. skyline high school, class of 2024. that was supposed to be the main memory for skyline high school graduates and their families last night, but now they also have the memory of what happened just after witnesses told us that the shooting happened. just as the ceremony ended, when people were gathering to take photos together. you know, we heard gunshots and we always thought it was fireworks at first, but it was gunshots. now, oakland police say it appears that this all started with a dispute that escalated and ended with a man and a woman shot. we don't know their ages, so we don't know if they're young adults and perhaps students there at skyline high. oakland police did have help from the chp in securing the scene and

getting everyone away, and so there were no other injuries as people were trying to get to safety. school is now out for summer. it was graduation day yesterday. it was also the last day of school for the rest of the students. today is supposed to be a teacher work day. so rough day for teachers having to return to that campus again. more information coming from opd later this afternoon. as soon as we get it, we'll make sure you get it as well in the east bay. kris sanchez, nbc bay area. that's so disturbing there, chris. thank you. now, of course we will continue to cover this story both on air as well as online. a great resource will be downloading our free nbc bay area app. that way you can stay up to date of what's happening, and you can find that on your local app stores. well, now to a live look in san jose, where health care advocates are urging attorney general rob bonta to investigate the impending closure of trauma and other services at regional medical center. in a letter, they claim that the closures are discriminatory and what impact lower income communities of color. the hospital, announcing

it was planning to close its trauma center in august due to low patient volume. however, in april, south bay leaders endorsed the idea of keeping it open. we are reaching out to the hospital for comment and will have a full update for you on this story. in our evening newscast. here's a live look for you at sfo this midday. this is where travelers are packing airports ahead of the memorial day weekend. and that's because today will be one of the busiest days when it comes to air travel . the tsa estimates nearly 3 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport checkouts, and one couple says that they beat the lines. but don't expect the same luck for everyone. but i'm surprised that right now i don't see as many as i expected to see in the airport. people it'll get busy. i know that that it will. now, the number of travelers is expected to rival record sets on sunday after thanksgiving last year. meanwhile, a live look across the bay area for you

traffic is moving along in some places. we know about the bay bridge issue that we talked about earlier with mike, but a reminder for you this holiday weekend, chp is conducting a memorial day weekend statewide maximum enforcement period. now, if you are heading out on the roads for the long trip, this memorial day weekend, here are some maintenance tips you want to keep in mind before you pull off the driveway. make sure your tires aren't worn and properly inflated. that's not only for your safety, but also it's going to help with the gas mileage and look for any leaks underneath the car, because that could be a sign something is wrong. we actually spoke with an auto repair expert who tells us that this mistake is something that drivers make, often assuming things are fine because they don't currently notice an issue, for an example there, the battery. 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 and your car doesn't start, you have now found out that your battery is bad. more advice for you. most car parts stores will test your battery for free while your vehicle is parked in their lot. well, here's a question for you this midday. what do an award winning actor, a basketball champion, and a rapper have in common? well, this place right here is one. the answer is bottle rock. here's a live look for you in napa, where popular music festival kicks off today, nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is with us, and she has everything you need to know before you go. on its 11th year, bottle rock continues to grow in popularity, and this year, festival organizers are making some changes to accommodate the tens of thousands of people that will make napa their destination this memorial day weekend. last year, the festival reported nearly 120,000 attendees over

the three day weekend. this year, even more music goers are expected here in napa 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 here at bottle rock. this year it includes stevie nicks and megan thee stallion. they're performing tonight, tomorrow, pearl jam and mana, sunday, ed sheeran and queens of the stone age. plenty of other artists for everyone's musical tastes. that is a staple here at bottle rock. but bottle rock is also known for its culinary offerings. there's a showcase of bay area restaurants, and the culinary stage lineup is also expected to make a splash with a splash. brother himself on stage, all star basketball champion steph curry with bradley cooper, cameron diaz and neil patrick harris, nelly and t-pain among the celebrities looking to show off their culinary skills. now, folks making their way to napa are very familiar with the traffic of bottle rock. this year, organizers and chp are trying to

alleviate some of those traffic woes. there will be two hard closures along silverado trail fairview drive and silverado hennessy drive and silverado. those are the two locations that will have hard closures now. hard closures will not let anyone through. it will have a chp officer, a barricade and signage to make that very clear. they're also for soft road closures on coombsville road at the intersections of davis, hennessy, lynette and hoffman, hoping to discourage people from turning on to some of those residential streets. now the doors open at 1130 this morning and the party continues. all right. you see cynthia now looking at what's going on here. this is a busy look. a lot of those folks have on shorts and stuff. they're going to need some jackets later. but look at the trees. they're already showing us the breeze that's coming about marcus. so i know a lot of people from other parts of the country are coming for, you know, the wine, the music, but also for the weather. we

have much cooler conditions than other parts of the country right now that are baking as far as your three day outlook here for bottle rock, we're about five degrees cooler today. the wind will pick up later on this afternoon for tomorrow. you also notice the temperature drop, but of course still staying dry. and by sunday we do rebound. those temperatures into some comfortable 70s out there. notice the wind also across the beautiful look over the golden gate bridge. mostly a gusty afternoon with that drop in temperatures. it's sweater weather and that will continue on into our saturday. waking up to those may gray skies and again, another chilly day before temperatures officially rebound into next week. we're saying goodbye to may and hello to june. i'll show you the full outlook coming up in about ten minutes. back to you. all right. looking forward to it, cynthia. well a call for a cease fire amid the war in ukraine. and it's coming from russia. our scott mcgrew explains what vladimir putin is reportedly willing to agree to. plus, settling their differences ahead for you on our midday newscast after years of fighting over finances. new details on the deal between the forty-niners and the city of santa clara

end stop to the war in ukraine. but scott mcgrew says that you just have to look at the map to understand why ukrainians say no. so the russian proposal, which they've offered before, would pause the war at current battlefield lines. russia would keep the crimea, which they've occupied since 2014, and a good portion of western ukraine, which they have taken in the latest war, reuters reports. the agreement putin says he will continue to fight if ukraine and western allies don't respond. a spokesman for russia's president says the country is open to dialog and does not want an eternal war. a pause, though, would be good for russia. strategically, putin could play

a waiting game as he waits to see who wins the next election for american president, former president and potentially future president. trump has vacillated on his support of ukraine, and you'll remember at one point withheld weapons from ukraine. okay, a different map for you here. israel and gaza, the united nations high court this morning told israel it has to stop its attack on rafah in southern gaza. the international court of justice, of which israel is a member, says it's not convinced the evacuation of civilians was sufficient and israel is doing irreparable damage to the human rights of the people of gaza. it's also ordered israel to preserve evidence of its own wrongdoing. is real, has said, long ahead of this ruling. it would ignore any order from the court. now, the international court of justice, the one that just brought that ruling, is different than the international criminal court, though they're both located in the hague, the head prosecutor

of that court accused benjamin netanyahu of war crimes earlier this week and asked that his court issue an arrest warrant. marcus. thanks scott. well, new at 11. several bay area lawmakers are calling for a house hearing to investigate the abuse claims at the dublin women's prison. representatives mark desaulnier and eshoo and eric swalwell, as well as others, sent a letter to the house judiciary committee today marking that request. this comes after the prison closed last month. since 2021, at least eight employees have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. five have pleaded guilty. the 49 ers and the city of santa clara have apparently buried the hatchet in a long standing legal battle over levi's stadium. now, the sides announcing a settlement in the last of a series of disputes. some of it surrounds allegations that the team has paid their share of revenues 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. it also includes a new $4 surcharge for all non nfl events. well, a story of redemption is taking place in oakland. here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas with today's bay area proud. good morning everyone. this graduation season, i have a story to share about a first of its kind graduation. it's the first graduating class of ready for life, a reentry program for formerly incarcerated individuals run by the oakland nonprofit krop. joe beaman is one of the graduates. he spent 24 years in prison for murder before being released a little over a year ago at the krop building in oakland. joe and about a dozen others who had spent decades in prison get a place to live and job training for careers in high tech. joe, who taught himself a lot about computers while in prison, started an internship with the sap academy for engineering. the day after he graduated. you can experience the whole story at

nbc bay area.com/bay area proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area well, new at 11 video game giant nintendo announcing plans to open a store in union square in san francisco next year. now, this marks the second store ever in the u.s. now the first one is in new york. nintendo says that the store will provide fans an experience through its characters and other products. mayor london breed says it's existing news is for the city and for nintendo is really exciting for them all, and fans here in the bay area so far, there's no exact opening date set, but well get ready to dance the samba this weekend because carnival returns to san francisco. the two day festival is considered the largest multicultural celebration in california. it kicks off tomorrow in the mission's latino cultural district. the celebrations include music, dancing, costumes and of course,

some good food. but the main attraction will be that parade on sunday. now here is a look at some of those closures that will be happening during the parade and festival. it includes mission between 15th and 24th, along with harrison and bryant street, and part of 24th street. and if you go out there, you're going to need to pack a few more clothes than some of the outfits they wear. although they're nice, it probably won't keep you warm. in san francisco. i can see you trying to dance your way. trust me, the weekend can do it. i probably won't, but i can. but listen, we have a couple of speed bumps, though, when it comes to planning this long holiday weekend. take a look right now over sfo, we still have the gloomy skies, the wind picking up there. you can see it in the trees, but then our microclimates come into effect and we go over to walnut creek, clear blue skies. but again, that breeze that's picking up, you probably already noticed it as you planned your day outside. it's much cooler today. it's a weak cold front. the good news is we are staying dry, mainly everywhere around

the bay, except for the coast where they could be looking at a chance of some drizzle for tomorrow morning and that may gray gloomy start to the day before it clears out into our saturday plans. but then good news by sunday and monday. if you want that unofficial start to summer, that's when we're going to start to build up those temperatures. once again. so a little bit of a blip in our temperatures for today. dropping about 5 to 10 degrees. only places struggling to make it into the 70s like napa concord everybody else is in the 60s. we'll do 64 in oakland, 66 in san jose, and some chilly 50s and 60s out towards the coastline, where it's also going to turn very gusty this afternoon. those wind speeds anywhere from about 15 to 20 miles an hour, but gusting anywhere from 35 to 40 out along the coast. so if you're local or maybe have some friends visiting, it's going to be chilly out there. we need all those extra layers. you thought you were done with them, but we need to go into the closet and find them one more time. carnival tomorrow and on sunday. like we said, you bring those extra layers, but in the dancing, you could probably just toss them to the side and making our plans for our memorial day

weekend, our three day outlook in our inland valleys. we noticed that temperature drop for tomorrow. only in the 60s. we're below average for this time of year. but then on into sunday and monday we start to build that ridge of high pressure once again. skies turn much sunnier and temperatures rebound a little bit nearly to those 80 degrees. so if you're looking for the warmth, trying to make it feel like summer already, i know lots of people want to do that. then you'll head to our inland valleys. a bit of a cool down for today and tomorrow. but then that warmth continues as we go on, not only into sunday and monday, but look into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. temperatures are climbing once again into those upper 70s, even some 80s. so sunshine looks nice. the only bad news is that we do have to go back to work, but it's a short week, a four day work week there. san francisco will stay cruising in those 60s, gusty winds at times today and tomorrow, and temperatures will stay mainly in the 60s. before we go on into the mid to upper 60s, wednesday and thursday. marcus yeah, not bad grilling weather for memorial day in the inland areas. all right. thanks,

cynthia. all right. you know, this weekend, america's national night of remembrance returns. this is a live concert. it's going to be held on the west lawn of the us capitol for the 35th year. the goal is to honor men and women in uniform as well as military families. our mike inouye. he actually spoke with the host of the concert, tony award winner joe mantegna, as well as gold star father alan ho . i never feel more alive than when i'm on that stage doing that concert every year because it's not an acting job. it's i'm recounting history and a very important history. and like the story, alan's story and the story of about him and his son and his family. when my son's volunteered to, play that role, take up that role as a serviceman in uniform to the country. of course, it absolutely made me proud. the national memorial day concert airs on pbs on sunday at 5 p.m.

it will also be streamed on youtube. happening now santa rosa businesses selling tobacco will have to abide by new rules limiting the sale of flavored products and vapes. city leaders say that this is all in an effort to crack down on young people smoking, according to the press democrat retailer will have to obtain a license and a number of retailers in the city that can sell the tobacco products will be capped. and coming up. a double, at least double the rain on me. rain, rain, rain on me. rain, rain. oh, the monsters are excited here. now, if you weren't able to catch lady gaga's, chromatica ball in san francisco, you now have another opportunity to experience that magic. we have some details on the epic show hitting the small screen this weekend

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area so unique, and they do it with so much culture added to our area now for decades, nightclub owner stephen lee has been helping promote san francisco's nightlife. he also focused his efforts on helping preserve culture in chinatown. a

among his accomplishments, lee actually commissioned a statue to honor chinese laborers who helped build the trans continental railroad. he also helped save chinatown's beloved sam wo restaurant. well, coming up tonight at five nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us more about lee's plan to help chinatown by bringing back its once bustling nightlife. well, little monsters will have their paws up in unison this weekend. i think this is right. our producer, justin will tell me if i'm not. so this is for lady gaga's chromatica ball concert. it's a film set to be released tomorrow. put your hands up. come out. hbo film directed and produced by lady gaga herself, shows her performance at dodger stadium in los angeles. little monsters know that getting this film to fruition was a process years in the making. now chromatica ball tour took place in 2020, but then it was postponed due to the pandemic

until 2021. then it was put off once again until 2022 due to safety concerns. the chromatica ball did make its way to san francisco's oracle park in september of that year. the tour was supposed was actually supporting the chromatic album, which features such hits as stupid, love and rain on me. it doesn't look like it'll disappoint. i mean, all of those shots are just extraordinary. she can't do anything. she can perform. and you know what? i think tomorrow morning, as it gets released, it will be a good time to watch that. we're going to wake up to that may gray still breezy at times before we settle into a more seasonable pattern into next week. so it's a great weekend for little mons

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