>> now with 2 police have made an arrest after 3 people were injured in a shooting during a graduation ceremony at an east bay high school. plus, a new effort to recall oakland mayor sheng thao that's now ramping up. and a very happy start to

summer. we've got you covered with everything you need to know before you drive or fly to your memorial day destination. >> station. he's calling for news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin with the 3 people who are hurt during a shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in the east bay kron four's terisa stasio joins us now live from the newsroom with information on the investigation. also, she's just found out with the stool school is doing and has details on this arrest. i we are now learning one person has been arrested in the shooting and authorities continue to search for other suspects as well as other guns involved. here's what we know right now. it was around 8 o'clock last night. there were reports of gunfire erupting at skyline high school in oakland. hundreds had packed a school to attend high school graduation. the school district now telling us that graduation had ended, but there were still many people

out on the field. police now telling us that their investigation reveals as groups or leaving a fight broke out in the parking lot with multiple suspects firing multiple weapons. 2 victims were injured, both taken by paramedics to the hospital. a 3rd victim was located later at an area hospital shot during the altercation. police say that all of the victims are adults. we know that there was one male, one female. those in attendance say it was a chaotic scene. >> 1005 and they had like a bad man. unlike after that, as you see, everyone started running. >> it was like 20 shots. those light. you know, graduation, >> now what they are telling us. i'm from the school district is the statement. quote, what happened after skyline high school graduation

on thursday evening was heartbreaking and absolutely unacceptable. our behavioral health staff is at skyline high school today and will continue to provide support to students. staff and families in the days to come. we've also instituted additional safety and security measures for our remaining graduation ceremonies. that is from the superintendent. the oakland police department is actively looking for additional shooters as well as witnesses and requesting the police to contact them. if anyone knows more about the crime that occurred in the newsroom. therese stasi back to just tree. so thank you so much. the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price might not be the only recall east bay voters will have to decide on this november. >> members with a group called oakland united are trying to recall oakland mayor sheng thao. they say they have already collected more than 30,000 signatures. and just 25,000 are needed to force mayor thao into a recall election this november.

>> recall is happening. it is going to be on the november ballot. and voters in oakland will be able to live that. the mayor know that we are not pleased with her leadership. oakland has gotten just worst on practically practically every metric. >> we did reach out to mayor taos office for comment so far have not heard back. the mayor maintains crime and homelessness are dropping in oakland. she says over the last year she has overseen the re implementation of the ceasefire program to reduce crime investments in the city's 9-1-1. infrastructure and increase in neighborhood foot patrols. take a look at this. a big rig caught on fire on the upper deck of the bay bridge this morning. it happened just east of treasure island, multiple westbound lanes were closed for hours. the fire has been put out. the

scene is cleared, but the left and center lanes remain blocked. that big rig was carrying produce at the time that it caught on fire. investigators are still working right now to figure out how it caught on fire. what started it? and we're taking a live look here now at the traffic on the bay bridge. this is going into the city right before the toll plaza there. again, they were just saying that the left and center lanes remain blocked as they try to clean up what happened here. so traffic coming into the city. israel backed up right now coming from the east bay. we'll keep you posted as a. we're hoping this will ease up a little bit as we get into our friday evening commute. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here. now details on the weather and pilot. it is definitely cooler out there today. yes, taken a turn, right? we've taken a turn. the clouds are moving in. we saw a little bit of sun here in san francisco in spots depending on what direction you're looking at. >> and the other thing is the wind. you can feel that certainly if you're walking outside or if you're going across any of the bridges today as well. we've gotten quite gusty out there, actually a little bit better right now to san francisco.

there were a couple of hours ago or up to about 21. 22 miles per hour. now at 18. but you can see how this is really spread across the bay livermore. also a little bit gusty at their napa as well and out of san jose city about 15 miles per hour or so. that's going to be part of this as we go through this this front kind of dropping through this low pressure moving in and you can see the clouds that have definitely started to overtake parts of our viewing area. so that does reflect in these temperatures where you can see we're quite cool. half moon bay, 53 degrees, but still just 50's as we move inland spots like hayward. we're at 65 in napa. 61 in livermore. little warmer up in santa rosa, getting some sunshine there. 66 in san jose. so tonight it's going to be all about the cloud cover. it's going to be about the gusty wind temperatures, not bad. looking out for between about 47 in 54 degrees, but certainly a different feeling than we've had over the past few nights. they want to do a quick check of airports and we are running just fine. we have the 23 minute delay at sfo. that is just because of some construction. they've got one of the runways, but other than

that for those who are heading out of town looking pretty good for those are staying in town. i'll have more details on your forecast when come back in a bit. all right. thank you. all of these summer travel season officially kicks off today. >> so for memorial day weekend through labor day weekend, the tsa is thinking it's going to be screening a record number of travelers. many of them flying in and out of san francisco bay, oakland, international airport. and that's where kron 4 suit all spoke with. people heading in and out of town. >> pack light. get there early. and if you do that, flying is a breeze. it's not so bad. the transportation security administration forecasting friday being the busiest travel day of memorial day weekend, anticipating 3 million passengers nationwide. what was on time? got here on time. suitcase arrive. so. at san francisco bay, oakland international airport from now through memorial day. spokesperson kaylee scans says the number of travelers passing are expected to keep pace with

last year's count of passengers. expect over 130,000 passengers to pass through the airport. and from now through labor day weekend, the air for projects, more than 3.4 million passengers. we highly recommend checking in with your airline ahead of time. just to save you some time here at the airport. >> you can also check the my tsa app for current tsa wait times and also packing tips. just make sure that screening goes as smoothly as possible. it is a time to enjoy surprising my dad for his 60th birthday. and they are also honoring the men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. proudly serving in the u.s. armed forces have tucson. one was in the app to listen. >> in the navy, so i'm very proud husband did the 2020 >> years in the navy and he still with me. yeah, and he's doing very well and it looks like he's going to have a wonderful holiday inn at san

francisco bay, oakland, international airport believe all kron 4 news. >> triple a predicting that this will be the busiest start of summer weekend for travel in about 20 years. nearly 44 million people expected to drive at least 50 miles from now until monday. so if you are planning on driving, you can, of course, expect to pay more than the national average for gas, which is $3.61. here in california. people are paying 5.17, on average for a gallon of gas will take a look at the bay area prices right now. the cheapest in solano and santa clara counties, the most expensive in napa with an average about 5.48 a gallon for regular gas. happening tonight. the chp will be out in full force looking for an unsafe drivers. starting at 6 tonight, extra officers will be out on the roads. law enforcement says last year 46 people died. more than 1100 were arrested for duis during the holiday weekend. maximum enforcement will remain in place until midnight on

tuesday. now to the north, they were thousands of concertgoers are headed up to napa this weekend for the bottle rock music festival. kron 4 s charles clifford is there now. >> well, here at nap on friday, it is the first day of the three-day rock music festival. this really kicks off the beginning of the bay area's a music festival scene for the rest of the summer. now there are 75 fans playing on 5 different stages. there's a lot of food here. a lot of great gourmet food really well here at bottle rock. and then there are lots of things to explore that got wine cabanas. they've also set up a record shop this year. the headliners for this years festival are on friday night. stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion on saturday, it's pearl jam and then ed sheeran and queens of the stone age on sunday. now everyone here is expecting some really good weather. maybe a little cool over the weekend, but everyone is very excited for what they hope will be. some great shows where you're from and what you most excited about from santa rosa just over the hill and

musk's it pearl jam tomorrow. so we have 3 day looking for for tonight's the next. i was a little worried. it might be cold today, but this is pretty nice. i think today's this holiday tomorrow, there's a little chillier. so will dress in layers like we do in the bay area. so we'll be good. >> now at last check saturday and sunday were sold out. there were still some tickets available for friday, starting about $242 and go to the website. the bottle rock website gets more information about that. if you're headed up here to napa, keep in mind, traffic's probably going to be terrible. this is memorial day weekend people, lots of people out on the roadways trying to get to lots of different places. there are some shuttle buses being operated by the venue leaving from san francisco, oakland sacramento, san jose on the website again, get some more information about that. >> but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> coming up here, we will continue to celebrate a api heritage month and will take a look at a mouth watering event that kicks off this weekend in san francisco, highlighting dozens of local restaurants and a settlement has been

reached in a lawsuit between santa clara and the forty-niners over long-standing disputes related to operations at levi stadium. and after the break, a warning about high bacteria levels in the water at a popular bay-area beach. what to know before you go to the coast before you go to the coast when you host, your bathroom

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summer officially starts this weekend. but there's a warning you need to know before you head to the coast to cool off the list of the top 10 locations with the highest bacteria levels in the water. >> does include a popular spot here in the bay area and surfrider made this report and the surfrider foundation has focused on improving coastal

waters across the world. and christopher, i as with the bluewater task force for surfrider in san mateo, he's joining us here now live with what we need to know. thank you so much for joining us. thanks for having me. so let's start with what is this bacteria in the water and then we'll get to the beach in the bay area that you found the most of it. what is causing this problem? >> sure. that's something we're looking the the back to that. we actually measures was called the fecal indicator bacteria. and with issues is trickled into a caucus? and if it's present likelihood other may also be present in the water. ok? so this is human caused. you can come from a number of different as you mentioned, one of our beaches, linda mar beach was was one of the dirtiest beaches measured by the surf riders bluewater task force and there we that that creek that leads into the

beach there. linda marcus has a number of different things that might include old sewer laterals that leak sewage into the creek, urban runoff of various sorts, animal waste from dogs and other pets or the question still a tease and birds and other wildlife. so linda mar beach is the beach in the bay area where we found this issue. >> are you surprised by that? that is the area that's having this issue in the bay area and doesn't sound like it based on that sewage kind of issue that's flowing in. >> no, it it's a bit of a chronic problem with that create feeding into the beach. i'm not in sta's we've been doing gosh you know, almost 15 years now. and this is work being done and they really complements the work that the the beach water testing program run by the san mateo county health department. they test on mondays. we test on thursday. so the beach boys have a fresh water quality information to know it's safe to get in the water for the

weekend and like it was alluded over over half the samples we collect and this lim our beach where the where the creek discharges into the ocean fail to meet the state health standards for people indicator bacteria. >> so would you go swim at the speech? >> i would definitely steer that creek you know, it's basically. what you want to do is you want to check local water quality reports before you get into the water. we the surfrider foundation posts are water results on instagram, facebook and online. you can find or not this information, sir. fred, a downward but also pay attention to advisories and avoid swimming right after it rains. i don't swim or surf near a creek such as phdro creek or other outlets, or storm water drains and then important you know, you want people to rinse off with clean fresh water before you eat. but when you leave the beach. >> so can anything be done to kind of clean up that area and make this beach linda mar

beach, their pacific? ah, a little safer. >> i mean, right now are sent to county surfrider chapter is working with a growing coalition of community groups, including salt. it really this sent pager watershed coalition to seek better signage at linda march so that the public is a way of depleted condition when they exist and to convince local authorities, the city, the county public health department to investigate the source of pollution. so so nations can be implemented. >> all right, chris devine with the surfrider foundation. we appreciate you joining us here. as we can learn a little bit more about how to stay safe along the coast here in california because summer kicks off this weekend. thank thank you. all right. let's talk about that weekend forecast with a breezy shot here quite tower in san francisco. pilots here. so good chat about the weather. and yet today, definitely feel art changes, right? we talked about this yesterday. how the

pattern is going to change. i wanted to start with a little forecast for my battle rockers out there. >> take your jackets tonight. we talked about this yesterday, but just want to kind of reiterate that we're cool out there right now show you the current temperatures in a second. but tonight and then tomorrow, the 1st half of the day, obviously temperatures are set to be even cooler tomorrow. but we also have that cloud coverage in earlier tomorrow because we're going to start off the day with it. but by the afternoon, we'll be looking pretty good sunday. you can see we've got some nice sunshine in some warmer temperatures. but right now in napa, just 65 degrees. that's chilly. so bundle up. do that layering thing that we do here in the bay area? you can see 50's around much of the day. the only spot in the 70's right now is santa rosa. difference in temperatures in 24 hours ago to now big difference, 18 degrees cooler. if you're in concord, but really across the entire bay area. we are cooler. so just be prepared for that. as you head out the door wind is also to be picking up as we go throughout our evening tonight. so this is about 6.30. you can see quite gusty. and that continues right into the late evening hours. so

that's another thing that makes it feel a little bit cooler. and then of course, we want to talk about why this is happening, which is we've been under the influence of high pressure that's giving us these kind of seasonal or above average temperatures. now we've got some low pressure influencing our forecast and that means the chance of a little bit of a sprinkle on saturday morning. i think not much, but maybe a little drizzle and certainly the cooler temperature profile. here's a look at stormtracker 4. you can really see where that low pressure center press in now. and it does have limited moisture available with it. but still, it is there in the clouds are coming with it and the onshore flow kind of that cooler moister air mass as we roll into our saturday. you can see in the morning. that's what expect. any drizzle to happen after that in the afternoon. it looks really good right through into our weekend and into monday for our memorial day holiday, where we're going to be sunny and warm again. so pretty nice forecast. we just get past tonight. and tomorrow, the first part of the day and they're going back some really nice seasonal temperatures for the holiday. and as we roll right into next week. kron 4 is celebrating a

api heritage month and o% celebrations of all kinds are continuing across the bay area, including a >> culinary extravaganza in san francisco this weekend. is the child fun event and dozens of delicious local restaurants in the excelsior and the ocean boomer said heights ingleside neighborhoods are taking part during kron. 4 news at noon we spoke with organizers about the significance of having this event in this part of san francisco. >> i live here in exception for 44 years. and we've never really had patient specific celebrations and 50 by 55% of the residents here shuns. so i thought would be great to api heritage month by supporting our small business owners as well. it is no better way to get to not culture done through food. >> so this event starts tomorrow. will last until next saturday. and for more information on all the restaurants participating, you can go to our website. kron 4

dot com. still ahead, how some iphone customers could get hundreds of dollars back because of a new settlement. >> and a big addition to san francisco's union square as nintendo announces plans to open up an official store.

nintendo opening up. i official store in san francisco. the company announcing a plan today to open up a store in union square. the company says it will be a place for him. >> a wide range of visitors to experience the world and its products and characters. the

store is set to open in 2025 and this will be intentos second official store. the other is in new york city. nintendo's announcement is coming a time when many retailers have decided to close up their union square locations. you could get hundreds of dollars for apple if you have an iphone 7 that had audio issues. apple has now settled a lawsuit for this problem for 35 million dollars users who paid out of pocket for repairs to their iphone 7 or 7. plus could receive about $350. you need a receipt or proof of paying for this fix and have an e-mail or a postcard. that was a notification containing a confirmation code in order to be eligible. more details on this on our website. kron 4 dot com lawmakers have approvel a bill banning snacks with certain kinds of food. i in california ab 23, 16 cleared the assembly on a unanimous 59 to 0 vote yesterday. there were 21 lawmakers who abstained from

voting on this measure. this would ban food products like flaming hot cheetos and fruit loops from being served in public and charter schools across the state. the bill now heads to the senate. up next here, a judge in the north siding with people in a homeless encampment and not a nearby business will explain. >> the conflict here that the homeless is saying they're having with that business. plus, the cdc has released new data showing fatal drug overdoses in the u.s. are on the decline. but first, an east bay woman gets her truck east bay woman gets her truck back after someone

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>> i was jumping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the co we've got we've got it and they should >> with their stolen truck now found a castro valley woman is relieved to say the least. kron four's rob nesbitt caught up with the woman in the parking lot where her truck was taken. >> so much garbage. ask stephanie, go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and called the trucker prized possession. that's why it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and walk the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen. they dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called

9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's just driving around as if it was her own vehicle. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was returned to its owner. >> you can understand you when you're a victim like that. you know, i like i said, i want to to pull nights and not sleeping and just imagining all the bad police using the crime as a reminder to always be vigilant. detective fegley says keep your keys on you and vehicle locked because thieves often look for crimes of opportunity in castro valley. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> police in daly city looking for 2 suspects accused of stealing from a store and

assaulting an employee as they were attempting to take boxes of candy. this all happened at the smart and final grocery store on mission street. officials say the st manager asked a man and a woman who are leaving the ste w candy boxes fothe receipt. the male suspect allegedly then punched the manager 3 times in the ribs before leaving the scene with 45 candy boxes that stolen merchandise valued at $175. anyone with information should contact. daly, city police. the santa clara stadium authority and the forty-niners have reached an agreement to resolve long-standing disputes related to operations at levi stadium. the city of santa clara says the settlement agreement reduces the amount of money the stadium authority owes to the niners and will provide the city a performance rent payment. the deal also amends, various agreements that will result in new revenue to santa clara on a yearly basis. uc berkeley is updating its brand from cow to

the letter b school officials say the changes so more people are aware that cow is in berkeley. they say in its research, many people thought that cal and uc berkeley were 2 different schools. but there has been some pushback from students over 2000. people have already signed the petition to reverse this re-branding. some people say, though, they do like this new logo. >> that's where is that? it's like a super simplified which now like set with it 2 minutes. i kind of he is very like, well, it's cool colonial system and this is. he's like a rebrand maybe in the right direction. but at least it's simple. it's easy do. i look at and be like. nice yellow. and i think it's like half the year will be written and everybody was like, okay, that's been >> all right. the school had suggested it might also change its sports team names. but has since decided against that.

people living in the camp meant in sandra fell are now speaking out. they say that a nearby business has been blasting loud music at them for the last 3 nights as kron 4 sarah stinson reports a federal judge is now involved and has ordered that business to turn it down. >> people who live in this encampment say over the weekend music was blaring coming from the business next door they say was happening in the overnight hours. one man even described it as psychological warfare saying he's relieved to federal court, ordered the music to stop. i think people. >> that's how loud it was. rock concert lout. the second 3rd night i was unable to sleep at bruce moved into this same refill encampment last year following a series of unfortunate events. >> i stopped to get medications for mental illness in barstow, california and mike rupp was stolen while it was in their says music

started playing loudly overnight friday from the business east bay tire co. i called the police tend the police did nothing about it. so he decided to call homeless advocate paulsen, who came down to the encampment to start documenting it would take took a decibel readings of the >> of the sound. and we measured that the metal the decibels were between 5218 decibels in general. it was far above the center-field noise that was. >> it was illegal. >> on monday, pao's and filed for a restraining order against east bay tire co a judge ordered the business to stop playing the music immediately house and says that higher company's response was the music was coming from their security system along the fence. we reached out to east bay tire co, but they did not respond to a request for comment calls and says they have another court hearing for the music order late next month to get to us what they're trying to do. they say >> we haven't been good neighbors to them. they didn't

come up with any police reports. >> the music stopping may be a win for this encampment, but they are still fighting the city to stay here on june 24th. there will be another federal hearing against the city if sandra fell winds from people who live here would be kicked i'm sara stinson reporting in sandra fell kron. 4 news. >> santa clara county is going to be spring for bugs that are carrying diseases. this includes some mosquitoes and this treatment is going to be focused around machado lane near story road in fleming avenue since early april. the county says it has found at least a dozen bugs from a mosquito species that is known to carry diseases like the zika virus. so this is going to start with this new spring next week on wednesday, the 29th, we have more details about what you should do during mosquito spring on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco. now one step closer to establishing a historically

black college and university in the city. mayor london breed says 60 interns from hbc use across the country will be living and learning in san francisco the summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of hbc use in san francisco, mayor breed says local organizations have already partnered up to form and help push this plan forward. road safety. top of mind at the state capitol as a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles passed the state assembly yesterday. this bill would make autonomous cars report any accidents or malfunctions to the dmv, the agency would that make that data available to the public? san francisco assemblymember matt haney says the goal is to make ab companies more accountable and improved public trust. governor gavin newsom has signed a bill into law allowing arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions on their patients. this is coming after the arizona supreme court ruled in favor of 18, 64 law banning nearly all abortions in that state. and since then,

the arizona legislature and the governor repealed the law. but that repeal is not going to start until the so the meantime, governor newsom is hoping that california can be of help to those who need the procedure. and then a statement. new newsom said, quote, california will remain a safe harbor ready to defend abortion access because we value women's health and trust women to make the most intimate decisions about their bodies, health and futures. the white house is sending millions of dollars to law enforcement agencies to help address overdose epidemic and also crack down on the list drug trafficking. washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> in cities, suburbs and small towns, there's hardly a family or a community that has not been touched by this doctor. rowe gupta, director of the white house office of national drug control policy says drug trafficking is impacting far too many people. we know that we're losing

american 5 minutes. the white house is providing more than 276 million dollars for law enforcement to help address the overdose epidemic. the target areas getting drugs like fentanyl off the street, reducing drug-related gun violence and dismantling money-laundering operations. but west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says the biden administration has fallen short on prosecuting many of these crimes from the drug dealer on to the carjacker. >> new preliminary data from the cdc shows overdose deaths were down 3% last year, but it didn't offer reasons for the drop gupta credits president biden and congress for making lifesaving tools like the locks on more accessible. but we want to make sure that every life that we can say we work to see that right. capita says the work needs to start when kids are young, we have to begin teaching our children when they're in kindergarten. that. pill can kill money from

the white house to combat the opioid epidemic will cover all 50 states reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> hurricane season officially gets underway in the atlantic next week. and we now know what some of the storms will be called. here are 21 names released by the world meteorology call organization. so on the list here, alberto chris debby ernesto, we've got isaac kirk, leslie, milton, tony. valerie, lots of good names on their hurricane season starts june first. it runs through the end of november. and officials are predicting and above average hurricane season this year, no pilot. this year they went with a male. i know i always look at thank you. don't want to have that. you're well. it's kind of you want. you know, they can be an innocuous storm or can be a notorious storm right. >> let's talk about this, though. i just thought we go through this a little bit. talk about tropical ingredients. what makes a

hurricane power for those that expecting? 47 major meeting above category 3 hurricane. so we need warm water. we converging winds that forced that air upwards. now, once air is going upwards, we need abundant moisture to be encountered and then we need a good source of upper level winds. now we're currently in al nino, a kind interestingly about upper level winds. el nino tends to cut off some of those upper level winds which means less injuries. hurricanes la nina, which were expected to flip to very quickly here as we move into hurricane season is the opposite of that. it allows those storms to keep going because the upper level winds are weak. so obviously you look towards the caribbean and you see that the water temperature is very warm. they have what's called a warm current, meaning it's travels from south to north. very different in the pacific where we have what's called a cold current because we have a current that travels from the north to the south and obviously huge difference in water temperatures. now, that doesn't mean that we can't experience hurricanes last year. of course, we had one that ended up bringing some

remnants into parts of southern california and it can create a lot of rain for us as well. but thankfully, we do not get the intensity usually of the storms that they see. and i say usually because they feel like things are changing, right. and one of the things that's been changing as those water temperatures have been going up worldwide and that is where the big concern is for these storms become more intense because it simply fuel for the fire. all right. let's take a look at temperatures in in the west coast. here is we're talking about the pacific ocean. obviously much cooler temperatures today, although we do see bakersfietd there made it up to that 81 degree. mark. but we are cool. we are cloudy. we are breezy out there. temperatures are affecting that san francisco. 57 degrees. so lots of 50's barely write santa rosa. 72. that's all i've got. and we're going even cooler as we get into tomorrow. but then we do kind of pull out of it as we head into the rest of the holiday weekend. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk about that with your extended forecast. documentary filmmaker morgan spurlock has died. most people know him for his super size. me documentary. >> where he only mcdonald's

food for a month. >> pounder with cheese i think i'm going to have to go supersized numbers, his numbers are outrageous and questioning you pass a major harm to your heart and liver your blood, you go to you die. i want more more more to stop. >> so the documentary came out in 2004 and then in 2019, he came out with super size me 2 holy chicken because of this work, exposing fast food and chicken industries. he is widely credited for restaurants stressing, freshness, artisanal methods and ethically sourced ingredients. he died thursday in new york from cancer at the age of 53. >> we're taking a closer look at the new windows feature that remembers everything you do on your computer. will it protect your privacy? i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> and general sherman has passed a health check. the

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say they discovered about 40 sequoia trees that have died from eagle infestations, mostly within the national parks. but general sherman is a-ok. switch gears. talk about our weather forecast right now. we're taking a live look outside here at the embarcadero in san francisco. little pan there, the camera. we've got a cruise ship in town. we have some breezy conditions, some sunny skies and it's memorial day weekend. so we're going to chat with kyla now about what's happening yeah, it's chilly out there already. it is chilly out there. yeah. get the jacket that everybody, if you don't already have it, which i'm sure you do. if you're headed outside. >> so take a look outside and you can see where we've got clouds just about everywhere. even san jose, which has been hanging on to the sunshine. >> starting at a little cloud deck that is moving in there and the wind has picked up to. you can certainly see that both with the trees that are flying around. also the flag that is flying around too. and here's the wind right now at 80 miles per hour in san francisco. you can see 22 in

fairfield, 16 in mountain view, 17 in livermore. we're kind of all getting involved in this with the exception of maybe santa rosa's, not too bad right now. 66 in san jose. these temperatures are cool out there today. 57 in alameda. 56 in downtown san francisco. 65 and map out where my bottle rock folks are getting ready to have a good time. and as i mentioned, santa rosa, probably the warmest spot there today, getting a little more sunshine in about 72 showing storm tracker 4. obviously a lot of these clouds are kind of hovering around the peninsula heading into parts of the east bay in the south bay, north bay is sharing a little bit better. having said that, you can see this low pressure kind of pressing in bringing those clouds, bringing that little chance of moisture. probably just the tune of a couple of sprinkles in the overnight. but the biggest effect really is temperatures that we're feeling and we're taking walnut creek example here today. tomorrow, cool rebounding on sunday into monday and then looking pretty good as we head into next week. but today, tomorrow, at least the 1st half of the day tomorrow, show you this future cast, though tonight. obviously clouds moving in. we

get into tomorrow morning. you see a little chance of drizzle. just a few dots of green showing up on the radar. i don't think it's going much of anything after that that saturday afternoon. so now we're looking good and we kind of stay that way. we do get a few clouds on your sunday morning on your monday morning as well. but other than that, we're going have some nice sunshine and it gives those temperatures a chance to move back up in at least get into average territory. so that means our holiday on monday is looking good for any events that are happening there for memorial day. and then we begin next week with some nice sunshine and slightly cool temperatures with still pretty nice. thank you. rapper sean kingston arrested yesterday at fort irwin army base in san bernardino county. he's facing fraud and theft charges in florida. >> swat raided his home and a town about 15 miles west of fort lauderdale. kingston's mother also arrested. she pleaded guilty in 2006 to bank fraud and a previous case. kingston is accused of defrauding a company but not

fully paying for a $150,000 232 inch tv in a lawsuit that was filed by vir vir entertainment. it's kingston put down a $30,000 deposit for the tv and then promised to promote the company with singer justin bieber. the company says it installed that tv, but kingston did not make the rest of the payments or promote the business with bieber. according to the lawsuit, bieber and kingston no longer work together. kingston posted on social media yesterday saying his lawyers were handling everything, but it's not clear why he was in fort irwin, the kentucky police officer who arrested the top ranked golfer scottie scheffler outside of the pga championship is now being disciplined for not having his body camera activated. there's new surveillance video showing scheffler trying to make its way around that car accident while entering into the golf course. and you can see one officer starts to run towards the car before scheffler comes to a stop and other start to approach as well. that first

officer claimed he was knocked down and dragged by scheffler's car. he faces felony charges now and attorney says this new video proves that he did nothing wrong. we have some huge college athletic news now. the ncaa and power 5 conferences have agreed to a settlement allowing schools to directly pay its athletes. the ncaa along with leaders from the big 10 sec pac, 12 acc and big 12 conference is announcing this news on 3 antitrust cases. espn reporting the parties agree to a revenue sharing plan allowing each school to share up to about 20 million dollars per year. all division. one athlete who have played since 2016 are eligible to get a share of this money. initial payments are set to take place over the next 10 years. nba, great dwyane wade's latest mission is fighting for trans youth yesterday in miami. wade was given the elevate prize that catalyst award for creating translate a ball. that's a web

site designed to help transgender children and their families. wade says the inspiration was his daughter zaya. the 16 year-old came out as transgender in 2020 and wade says i wanted to create a safe space for trans kids. and that was the inspiration for the website. the elevate foundation awarded weighed $250,000, which wade says will go directly towards the website. there's a new feature called recall. that is coming to the next generation of windows. computer is rich demuro shows us how it works. in today's tech smart. microsoft's new ai pcs come with a unique new feature called recall. >> it gives your computer a photographic memories. you can find anything you've seen on your screen later. question is, will it protect your privacy? >> new feature in windows remembers nearly everything you do on your computer with recall. >> we're going to leverage the power of ai and the new system

performance to make it possible taxes. virtually anything you have ever seen on your pc. the software. take snapshots of your screen and makes them searchable either through a timeline for fy key work based on research that we've done. >> people spend one hour a day and just trying to find things that could be a file. a web page you visit or an image recalled gives you basically a virtual photographic memory of everything you've ever done. your pc. it's a potentially helpful tool. you can see here a timeline of everything that you've done on your computer with some serious privacy implications. this is something that we'll watch this story only on your device. >> everything you've seen or done on your computer and then you can find it in this timeline later, you can search for and pull up >> thing that you are searching for that project. you're working on that thing you saw on the web site somewhere that you can't fight anymore recall is turned on by default. there is an option to pause it or turn it off completely. >> it won't record when you're in a private browsing session

and you can exclude certain apps or websites completely with some limitations in my tests. searching was impressively thorough, but it wasn't always flawless. want find some trees. >> hear there's trees. i was working on picture. one more tap takes you back to that document file or web page. you can decide how much storage you want recalled to use in your hard drive. snapshots are encrypted by default and everything is process locally. nothing is sent to the built-in privacy controls. so you can always pause your content. you can delete your snapshot. >> microsoft says you will not be able to get the new recall feature on older computers. >> plus, it's in testing status, which means the features could change based on customer feedback. if you want to learn more, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. richaun tack. >> all right. up next, we have

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its award-winning 10th annual pints for paws craft beer festival and participating in the first out ever. california adopt a pet day. so that is a statewide initiative. we're all animal adoption fees are waived. so this is going to take place on saturday, june first and will feature more than 2000 pets and in honor of cal animals first ever, california adopt a pet day

east bay spca is hosting a community run with shelter dogs at the dublin location. officials say community members can enjoy the outdoors while helping the shelter. dogs get some exercise and can even put actually meet there next four-legged companion. and like we stated before, all adoption fees will be waived at both the double and an oakland locations. this event is june. first from 9 until 11:00am in the morning at the dublin adoption center. and out of san francisco are the annual carnival festival will be taking over the city's mission district this weekend. this free two-day festival takes over 17 blocks of mission district with 5 main stages, 50 local performing artists. there are 400 vendors. this event is the city's yearly celebration of latin american and caribbean culture. it all wraps up with that grand parade 9.30, on sunday morning. don't go anywhere. we have whole other hour of news ahead for you here as we continue to follow some breaking news now out of san francisco. >> where emergency crews are

on the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian and a bus. this is video now coming into our newsroom from the citizens app. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll have the latest straight ahead for you. plus, oakland police have made an arrest in last night shooting that happened during a high school graduation ceremony. what the school district is now saying about safety for the remaining about safety for the remaining ceremonies. looking for a smarter way to mop?

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>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> breaking news now at 3. we're getting reports now on to our newsroom about a person being hit a