you may step out. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"... >> and what they all said in court was a lie. >> if i was gonna hit the lady's car, i'd have got her baseball bat and whacked it, not injure myself. >> i did not hit the gentleman. >> i have a lot more important things to worry about than what this old lady does. >> they need to leave me alone. >> they need to leave me alone. >> she's a psycho. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it was a party down mission street tonight. dancers in lowriders celebrating carnaval in san francisco.

the more somber ceremony. plus the main branch closing its doors. when they will be able to open them again. san francisco's mission district came alive today with the carnaval festival and parade. we've been following the action all day, streaming the whole parade on pix+ and catching up with the endless groups of performers, representing quite a number of different cultures from latino, indigenous, and caribbean backgrounds. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> this is the 45th year doing carnaval. our theme this year, the earth on fire. you can feel the heat out here. it's a beautiful day for carnaval. >> it was a beautiful day for a parade. jose martinez has the dancing, the food, and the story. >> reporter: hey, what a lot of energy. this is amazing here at

carnaval today. it is right with the lowrider. do you want to see what happens today? [ cheering ] >> reporter: it's the party everyone has been waiting for in san francisco. and of course, we, again, cruise the streets of the mission on a lowrider. >> i love this. this is what lowriderring was really meant for. we love to cruise our cars nice and slow and let people enjoy them. >> that is pedro's passion. he has been cruising these had streets as a part of their lowrider council, trying to keep this tradition alive. >> since 1974, we started low creations. as we're coming through the city, lowriding. >> reporter: you can see how the car gets excited. hundreds

of people gather to celebrate carnaval 2024 including the king and queen. >> we are all a community. it is good to see, first of all carnaval in this country because it is a good time for the family. >> reporter: during the parade we danced and talked to families including one from san mateo. >> five great energy today. a lot of people out here having a good time with family and stuff. >> reporter: they come to carnival every year to connect and share their culture with the next generations. >> the queen is from peru. so yes, definitely. it's just great vibes after covid and everything. >> reporter: it is just not about the older generation. little kids were also a big part of the parade, displaying the cultural attire and keeping traditions alive. >> it means i get to have fun and spend time with my family. >> reporter: san francisco

continues to be a testament to the rich cultural tapestry, bringing people from all walks of life to celebrate unity, heritage, and joy. >> and that is what we are all about. it's about cruising and not about gangs or bad people. we always try to do the best to help our communities and events like today. >> reporter: once this parade is over, we'll have to start over. but it's the gift of culture, half a distance out here. >> a nice day out there. darren says maybe there is more on tap. >> a beautiful day out there with a scrap. and if you were in the shade, it was in the 50s, but they were feeling it out there. i'll show you where the marine layer went. we'll use the virtual map as you can see off the coast here. sit down here off the water where most of us are looking at sunshine. the vantage point

here, sits right about here. and you are looking out across the golden gate. it tried to make a comeback. it started screening in today and then quickly got denied. watch it get pushed back out once again out to golden gate for more sunshine. tomorrow, your forecast is identical to today, which is plenty of sunshine and relatively warm. if you're inland, you'll be topping out at 80 degrees. that's monday. let's slide that over. you'll be close to that. you will be near 70 degrees for daytime highs. mainly upper 60s. if your memorial day plans have you at the beach, staying in the mid-60s. we'll go over the forecast and a lot more details beyond monday in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. as the nation prepares to honor the fallen service members on memorial day, there was a gathering to remember the

sacrifices made. but john ramos has got that story. >> reporter: remember the uss san francisco has become the holiday tradition in san francisco. now the family of one of their crew members has added a piece of history as well. >> reporter: the bag pipes once again led the nation's colors to the memorial for the u.s.s. san francisco. its torn bridge wings on display with holes from the shelling it took in the brutal battle. it was november 14, 1942, and a japanese armada was headed to bombard a group of marines trying to hold on to an important air base. >> in lead of the group, steamed into the middle. it was nothing other than the suicide run that they knew they had to do it in order to save the marines. and that's the story that we would remember. >> reporter: but within that, where the other stories as

well, like that of the chief officer, paul mckinley. he flew as a backseater with the scout plane on board the ship. he joined the navy in 1937, just about to get out of the service when pearl harbor was attacked. >> so he was not released out of his four year contract and had an extended tour of duty. >> reporter: mckinley's family was at the ceremony offering a book. he was on the uss san francisco when it emerged undamaged from the pearl harbor attack. then seemed to move from one major battle to another. >> they were on tear way to midway and so they reversed course. he did escape that one. so yeah. >> and you kind of saw it all? >> yeah, he was out there. >> reporter: the scout plane had been removed prior to the bloody battle that killed 103 men including e her captain and

admirable. but the plane was used afterwards to track the crippled japanese ships. most of it was never talked about until mckinley's family told him to put everything down on paper before his death in 1996. >> and i don't think the bravery and their heroism of these men and women can accurately be understood without hearing it from their own words. it changed what the people, especially the uss san francisco were able to do. that has just changed the outcome of our country. it is very important to remember what happened. >> reporter: so now a new chapter has been added to san francisco. it will be up to the generations and what will fade into the thin air.

other memorials tomorrow, the presidio on board the uss hornet, which has been converted to a museum in alameda. at danville's war memorial and at campbell city hall to name a few. former president obama surprised volunteers at alexandria national ceremony this weekend. he helped place flags, talking to the families of fallen soldiers. biden will lay a wreath and arlington national ceremony tomorrow. beau biden died from brain cancer in 2015. beau is exposed to toxic smoke from burn pits while serving in the delaware army national guard. biden's rivals for the white house, former president trump and kennedy jr. all spoke at the convention this weekend. both men were booed. neither candidate, the libertarian nomination," kennedy lost in the first round," trump did not

qualify. jill biden's campaign has enough delegates to be the green party nominee. green party will hold the convention virtually in august. it will be the third run for president. she was the green party's nominee in 2012 and 2016. new at 5:00, the oakland library will be closed and how much tay will cost. >> reporter: a report breaking traveling numbers. a baby announcement. you'll want to hear this one. the giants scrappy at the beginning of the road trip. overall performance is

welcome back. the main brand for the oakland library will be closed until november. the closure starts tonight. the library says while it is closed, they will be doing floor-to-ceiling upgrades. >> mostly for us it will be us going on a sunday because no other branches are open on sunday. >> while it's closed, they will put in a new roof, upgrade the electrical system. renovate the floors and lights, and fix some heating problems. they're paying for it with a $4.2 million state grand and

matching. it training large and small on display including a passenger coach that carried people on the san joaquin and nevada rail rode. o road. time now for a look at our forecast in great depth. no bet man in the building to do it other than darren peck. >> i am looking forward to a little bit of a warm up as promised. >> reporter: yep, thursday and friday. some of this near 90. we start out with the big picture view and just to check in on what the wind is up to. looking at the marine layer a moment ago. that's not having much luck getting onshore. we'll see that in a second. but the flow is still coming in and generally melting the

clouds dak. we've got them to stay relatively cool the rest of the year. inland you're not feeling much better than that and the numbers started climbing. let's say good-bye to the wind and start taking a look at what this mean when we visualized the actual marine layer. for that all you have to do is go back to the van vantage of the sutro tower. that was the time, and where it really showed he intrusion. watch what happens, the marine layer will build back in tonight. by the time we get to 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, it has worked its way over the bay. you can see that up there and it will conform to napa valley. most other places are clear. that's as widespread as the marine layer will get to tomorrow morning. by the time we get into the early afternoon and tomorrow, all the way back

the coast. we'll have more sunshine than anything else. let's look at tuesday's numbers. that's where we're going to start the story, which is sad to take hold by the end of the week. for tomorrow, these are actually monday's numbers. this is the memorial day holiday. you're back to the upper 70s if you're in the trivalley here. you're in the low to mid-60s. 60s in san francisco. when you take a look inland through concord, your numbers will be able to jump near 80 tomorrow. look at santa rosa. your numbers will also be able to jump tomorrow with plenty of sunshine with a nice warm up here. but once you do this, you'll sit here for the next three to four days where the numbers will really start to climb. let's get into our seven day and we will pull in our three different micro climate. we will start with our inland micro climate first as you can see the numbers make it

to the upper 80s. and then you will be near 80. but there's a peak on thursday and friday before the temperatures come back over the weekend. here are the numbers for the bay. you'll warm up to the mid-70s at most. that'll happen on thursday. then back down to the 60s over the weekend. for the coast, not a whole lot of change here. >> plan on rain. >> all right, darren. we've got baseball on top over here with the giants. 27 wins, 27 losses, and 5 1/2 first out of the west. would you take it? they are tasty in the middle. and today bad aftertaste.

okay, tied in the deep and gone 2-1. he had his side stuck out, finished with a season high of eight. webb allowed one earned run in seven innings. still 2-1 in the sixth. matt chapman got a hold of one. what a grab by harrison bader, just took it away. that sequence was played big. bases loaded, tyler rogers pitching and doubled into left. two runs scored to tie it. two batters later, omar navair has blooped one to walk it air and it snapped their four-game winning streak with the coming in for a series, tossed for an

illegal substance. today, well, it was the as' defense that was an issue. down one in the fourth, max shoeman had some problems. an e5 with a couple of bounce. and then kyle tucker here, smashed a two-run homer. astros win it 5-2. the a's give memorial day off for opening a series in tampa on tuesday. pivot to the indy 500. huge storm delay the start of the race for four hours. but the skies will clear it the first turn of the race is a wreck. took out four cars. the first of eight in the race. jumped to the finish. you'll want to see this one. moved ahead for the defending champion and new garden and took the lead. on

the back stretch, newgarden pulled the same lap last year, and he won a thrilling finish for his second straight indy 500 victory and a celebration by going into the crowd, first back-to-back for years. murray was confirmed by the family today that he took his own life. murray was 30 years old. the news spoke to the side of the charles schwab challenge. urging them to play out. head off the world number one, scottie scheffler with shots like this at 17 to a few feet from the cup. easy birdie there. no stress at 18 with the five stroke lead. pocketed $1.6 million, and his first outright

pga tour. congratulations to him. the oakland ballers with a bat in their hands here. won their opener tuesday at montana. yet they have a record of 2-4 through six games despite the start game. and the newest pro baseball team have plenty of swagger that will start with the manager. san francisco native micah franklin. because i had a different attitude. i had that talent and i was like hey, take no prisoner. and i don't know if i want to coach at a young age. >> i can't wait to strike. >> reporter: any of these guys go up and say you're in the show? >> yeah, they know who we are. man, we ain't no tiktok. you have vhss, you know what i mean? and they can't even find

our tapes. >> shout out. announcing today, he was born may 11. that'll make it a family of six. two girls, two boys. congratulations to the curries. in fact steph almost has his own basketball team with the four kids as steph curry will back to be in the role of put it for uncle vern on camera. that's enough facetime. and curry will be changing diapers for a month or change before the olympic games in july. you usually make that pass. sorry, coach. another sleepless night with the baby. >> you have three of your own, so you know that. >> all right, thank you so much. coming up, don't get stuck in traffic. the busiest times and roads could be traveling

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welcome back. millions of americans hitting the skies and highways for this holiday weekend. this is what traffic looks like right now. max darrow with what you can expect before heading home tomorrow. >> reporter: memorial day travel in 2024 is busier than it was in 2023. monday is projected to be the busiest travel day of the holiday weekend. with memorial day weekend here, the start of the summer travel season is officially underway. and it is off to a busy start on the roads and in the sky. the tsa

hit a single day record to kick off the holiday weekend, screening more than 2.95 million people at airports nationwide on friday. that broke a record set last year on the sunday after thanksgiving. and at our local bay area airports, sfo expects nearly three quarters of a million passengers. san jose almost 400,000. and san francisco bay, oakland's international, over 130,000 passengers. you may have experienced the traffic at some point this holiday weekend. aaa estimates more than 43 million people will hit the roads, traveling at least 50 miles to their destinations this weekend. that's up about 4% from last year. chp out in numbers throughout the holiday weekend, cracking down on impaired driving, speeding, distracted driving, and more. last year 46 people were killed in crashes throughout california during the holiday weekend. the chp also arrested

more than 1,100 people for dui over the course of the weekend. as we enter the summer travel season, u.s. airlines are expecting a potentially record setting year. experts estimate they will fly around 271 million passengers between now and labor day, up more than 6% from last year. >> yeah, everybody wants to make up for lost time. aaa says the buzziest stretch in the bay area is from san francisco to napa. it's thanks to the holiday travel and the bottlerock festival. coming up, we'll have highlights from today's carnaval parade, but that's

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