>> they've been longer. have him. >> it's kind of crazy think that business tonight. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. >> flames in oakland, nearly 100 firefighters had to jump on the scene. several people at a senior center are trapped in an elevator as sewage leaks from the second floor will have the story. and today we remember and honor the brave service members who gave their lives for our country where san francisco national cemetery.

>> from the local news station, you're watching you. morning team. >> morning and thanks for watching. because it's memorial day and you don't have so we're glad that we're here. i'm darya james, glad you're here. we've got a job with the memorial day forecast in half a second rain. also tracking the news. pretty big, huge yeah, we're going to show the video. but i'm just thankful that it's not as gusty is could have yeah, it's great out there. i know just enough wind to scoot to gray and but not enough to be a problem. but it is a little gray per share for a lot of us, especially in san francisco right now where we are outside with some conditions that are pretty overcast at the moment. >> here's coit tower and there's memorial day, very important day today as well. thankfully, we have that chance to memorialize those. there's quite hour again. nice, cloudy skies overhead. you can see some sunshine up north along the sonoma and

marin coastlines. a lot of cloud cover on the southern part of the bay area coast, though, including right over the bay itself. now we are seeing a push of cool coastal air, as i mentioned, not too much of it, but pushing in from the coastline 50's and 60's. right now, hayward fremont, redwood city each at 60 degrees. berkeley at 55. well, petaluma at 65 degrees right now. what we have later on today for your memorial day forecast. it's going to be some mid 70's to low 80's for inland areas. mid 60's to low 70's along the bay shore. >> back to thank you. and at 10, 0, 1, let's continue our memorial day coverage all around the bay. people are honoring those who have lost their lives, serving our and one of the >> pinnacle ceremonies will be out of san francisco, the national cemetery there. that's why kron four's will tran has been following the story for us from there today. will. >> we're getting very close to the start of this. so many people showing up at this time. james and i just confirmed with some of the

organizers that congresswoman nancy pelosi will be in attendance. not exactly sure if she'll make any remarks but true to form. she has been here many times and she will once again be here to honor those who served our country. and you can see all those chairs right there. we do expect her as well as local politicians to be in attendance as well. so if you halftime and if you want to come down here, this begins at 10, 30 and of course, you don't need an invitation. all you need is a little patriotism. of course. and you might be able to grab yourself a chair for yourself now. other places going on as well. take a look at your screen. we want to show you there's still time if you're near san bruno, the national cemetery just like this one in san francisco. they have one in san bruno. of course, they will have ceremonies at 10, 30 and that's office. neat. and then if you can wait a little bit longer and say you're near san mateo, if you want to go to that particular location.

that skyline memorial. and that said 92 35. so lots going on at 2 remaining locations near san francisco in the heart of the bay area. but there are many other events going on. i've been to one in oakland. there's some him the south bay as well. of course, this is being celebrated across the country. we saw president biden this morning at arlington national cemetery. if you are coming down here, parking is very difficult side would suggest that you park near the buildings about maybe a quarter mile away from this location. and of course, you have to walk up here, but you know, and also bundle up. it is still cold. i know john was talking about the sun will be out. but at this particular time, a little chilly. lots of people in attendance were about. 25 minutes away from this. starting and again, the biggest name as far as politician. congresswoman nancy pelosi. we'll be in attendance. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot.

we'll 10. 0, 4, is the time and several people that have been displaced after a sewage leak at a senior living home in oakland. and it was pretty gross. and that's all i can say. wait to see the video conference. michael thomas is in the newsroom with a lot. michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. not the prettiest site and this hazmat situation happened yesterday 11, 30 in the morning at that time contra costa county fire says they went their discovery. and right now there's more than 4 dozen senior residents have been displaced because of this hazardous water. take a look. this is video of what the scene looked like at the senior care facility on carolina. in oakley, the hazardous water was leaking from a bath tub that was over filling on the second floor. and we'll show you video of that right now. you can see the liquid. it's still undetermined of what it is. but it appeared to be a mixture of different things. officials say and it's still being investigated. however, it did make its way down the hallway into the building's main electrical room causing chaos for residents. we spoke with one who had this to say.

>> they don't maintain well. i know they don't maintain these buildings like they're supposed to. if they did, we wouldn't have these problems. who knows when we'll be able to come back. >> now, both medical personnel and fire officials were called to the scene along with pg and e who determined that the water was hazardous and total. 50 residents have been displaced with no idea when they can actually come back home. >> we don't want to complain comply. give us 72 hour. eviction notices up year. but charges the good kids get looks pretty good. we set up light is just reported no. everybody's moving out. we are opposed to give a lot. as the to see it human beings. >> residents say that there

are a handful of different issues that have yet to be addressed in as we get more information from both fire officials and the property management company. will we hear back? we'll continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest in the newsroo i'm michael thomas tree. and james, we'll send it back to you, ok? thank you, michael. 10. 0, 6, of the time. and now we know the name and who died in a motorcycle crash on highway one in san mateo county. >> and it turns out it was a someone very notable. it was the son the city, the mayor yeah. apparently died >> we went to half moon bay last night where friends and family gather to remember him in crawford. check moment. has that story. >> remembering someone gone too soon. >> oh, man, it's unbelievable. we can't. we can't imagine. we honestly, i woke up this morning like i was dreaming for adrian cansino have bay that someone was a lifelong friend. couldn't tell you that age, but he's proud you know,

urges young guns out here in middle school. just kinda ryan r by schools all day. >> 28 year-old joaquin dominic. he met alvarado, died saturday, riding his motorcycle down highway one. he was the son of half moon bay, mayor hockey. he minutes. the aftermath was immediate we actually we have a group child. we all check in when we hear about incidents like and unfortunately he was one of the guys that do not check in with. and while the roadside vigil continues to stop community members around town. >> of remembrance for walking, brings the family and his friends together. we honestly a very humble, very friendly just on on this. on this to heart all day you know, fellow brother to us and not even a full day since the accident, people holding back tears an eye-opening nightmare. >> israel not real, but now it's yeah. it's-it's setting javier ruiz, another childhood

friend says one thing that holds their community together. >> their love for different. and voters i had come out to get the guys out. >> his going to always joaquin's but we have a small type that we have here. we have the community. we have the people. we have the friend of the family. we we have it. we're going hold it down now. jimenez tells us that his son will be deeply missed. and the number of people that you did see at that vigil is evidence of that. now the rest of waukee's family did tell me that they will find out about potential funeral services. >> coming up in the coming week, it happened jack moment. kron 4 news. >> it's 10, 0, 8, and in the east bay, a massive fire at a lumber yard warehouse in oakland, huge clouds of smoke were for miles rained hard here in the studio with more on what happened. yeah, that's right. so more than 80 firefighters rushed to economy lumbers flames are seen roaring off the lumberyard building. you see in this video, as you can see, the flames that firefighters

attacking it from multiple angles. callers reported the fire just before 8 last night. well, the time firefighters arrived, the building was engulfed in flames. >> we just heard a bunch of people coming into the gas station there there's a big fire. you guys he was going he is going to close. i go outside. it's just smoke first. and then 2 minutes later, the flames erupted from the roof. chaos. it's crazy. some people are saying that could have been well, most people, but we're going do what it could railroad tracks. definitely is not the first time we've had fires around here, especially in this area. so there's been fires here before. but nothing of this kind really this 32 about the whole business has never been like this before. >> well, fire officials told nearby residents close their doors and windows prevent smoke exposure. rail traffic was also closed because the tracks are right by the fire. >> but now we still it's still an active fire fight. we still there's a rear, the rear of the building that you can see behind us. there's a couple like smaller garage. is that still have some active fire

that are in the back that you can see from and we've got units and they're working on suppressing that at this time. >> firefighters remain on scene throughout the night and continued to put out any hot spots. fire crews expect to be on the scene throughout the day and we're going continue to monitor this very fluid situation. send it back to both the desk. all right. thanks. a lot rain. 10, 10 and in the north bay, one person was injured and a fire that broke out in a mobile home in vallejo. this happened yesterday afternoon. look at all the smoke here coming from a carolina. and while streets, this is blocks away from the solano county superior court. one person was inside when this mobile home caught fire. the victim was able to get out. but now they're in critical condition in the hospital. we'r not sure how it started. police have arrested a man for driving under the influence and other crimes in connection with a crash that happened in petaluma saturday night. this crash in the area of cinnamon on parkway and morrow drive the honda civic southbound on

sonoma mountain parkway. was going there then it hit the median. then when that ended up facing the wrong way going southbound, the driver was unhurt, showed signs of intoxication and police say, in fact, when a when this crash happened, the driver tried to run away. they ended up arresting him. >> we'll take a break at 10 11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. should teachers be forced to out trans students to their parents? that's the topic of a bill that's the topic of a bill

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dylan released his second album. yeah. plus, the cast of friends reunited on our small screens. we have news nation's markie, martin with a look. today is may 27 also known as memorial day? the holiday that was established more than 150 years ago intended to honor and remember u.s. military lost in war in 1933. walt is the release. the animated short film, the 3 little pigs, bob dylan's breakthrough album, the freewheelin bob dylan was released in 1994, the final brightness of the arsenio hall show air. >> and 17 years after the fan favorite sitcom ended 5.3 billion people watched the cast friends. >> finally reunite for special on hbo. max, speaking of things, making a comeback. starring tom cruise also

released 36 years after original phil >> well, the golden gate bridge is celebrating its 87th birthday on this day was on this day in history. in 1937, that it open to the public for the first time. look at everybody there. that's because for the first day they had just pedestrian-only why people always look so dressed up in the old time photos. haha, like now we're wearing sweatpants and i times have changed. for years, it took to build that bridge. >> and what incredible feat of engineering it was. seems like these days it takes longer to build things that we're so less complicated to go for years. like 40 years after some prodding about the new bay bridge. remember that the new bay toll now to collect your while. >> all right. 10, 15 is the time right now. if you want to get out there, do a little work, get some things done or just. >> you know what, memorial let's forget, ok, you don't have to do whether john? it is what penn state the coast. but for everyone else, the hamburger, hot, humid weather.

good to go for it. >> not getting a lot of you from enjoying happen. bay, though, look at that blanket of gray. but there's a lot of you out there this memorial day, just enjoying what is a little bit of a cloudy one at the coastline, at least in the san mateo county marin and sonoma counties prepare to really clear this morning. now we do have a high pressure ridge right here in place to the west of us. this has been a familiar pattern lately and will contribute to a forecast that is right on par with seasonal averages. although there is some movement after a do some morning gray again tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon we get one more sunny and mild afternoon before we get sunny and a lot hotter towards the latter part of this forecast. temperatures by thursday and friday going to be really warm. so those 50's 60's 70's that most of us are going to see today. if you like that cooler feel enjoy this past weekend today, tomorrow or really your last chances to enjoy, especially inland san jose at 78 for your high look at those cool low 70's in spots like dublin, as well as

san ramon. only at 73 degrees. oakland, 66 for you. in a few low 80's in antioch, pittsburgh, vacaville tomorrow. temperatures a little cooler than today, even for some of our inland spots. after that, though, it's all about the climb and thursday and friday, it's going to be near 90 inland near 80, along the bay shore. back to you. >> all right, john, thank you. 10 17 is the time. if you are planning to do some shopping on this memorial day, good news is most stores are open. you can see a list of just a sample of them there on the graphic walmart target. cvs, macy's are all open. costco, though, is closed. so just get that out of your mind. can't go to costco, government offices and buildings are closed as well. which means no mail delivery service. today. the postal service's not working on memorial day ups. fedex. they're also not going to be operating today as well. many of those who left for the holiday are going to be returning today. a lot of them on the very same day. expect a lot of traffic on the roads. a lot of packed terminals and

airports to triple a says this afternoon will be the worst time to drive. they say the best it's best to avoid anytime between 3 and 07:00pm because just going to be gridlock, they say wait till after 7 tonight, things will start to lighten up for you. travel times are going to be up. they think about 90% longer than usual. so oh, my gosh, 100% healthy, like double. so it's pretty much just called a drive time basic. you don't want to do basically. >> and you definitely want to fill up early and try to get the cheapest gas that you can now statewide. the average is $5.12 a gallon. the national do you want to know what the national average is? 3.60, why am i even tell you that the bay area you can get gas for less than about 5.20, on average. that's that santa clara county and slow county stations. 5.20, is the average. but then as you climb up this list from the bottom you see at the top napa county 5.49, a gallon, louisville all

10, 19 is the time. let's talk artificial intelligence because more and more. it's really starting to. >> transform little things here. and there in modern life and daily life i use the chat with which to why use judge free mask and everything. yeah. >> they say 34% of organizations right now have implemented ai in some form or another. so it's been kind of interesting to see that happen. let's take a peek at what's out there with jane king. >> have you ever considered asking an artificial intelligence powered assistant like google's gemini or microsoft's copilot for help with your retirement portfolio. if so, you wouldn't be the first you may already be using ai to allocate your retirement savings without even knowing it ai is seemingly everywhere. these days it's being used in healthcare. >> so good that technology as you pick up, this kept every poll station from a will face. and from that, the is sent to the back end machine learning turnout the reading and carried it back to but pressure fund about the color

patients. >> that ai is using artificial intelligence to wire smart i can tell people where parking spots are if garbage pickup as efficient and it can control stoplight. so there's no needless sitting at a red light when there's no other cars around. >> what needs to be understood is is not going to be a choice and going to be an option. a is going to be mandatory. >> performance gulf is using ai to help people perfect their golf swings. >> you can upload a video of your swing to the app. the apple analyze your swing and say, jane, okay, here are your top 4 swing issues. jane, you really struggle with how your backswing and how your shoulders turn. let me walk you through how to fix it's already begun travel. in fact, travel is one of the top 5 categories of paid search advertising according to morgan stanley. >> google has a travel tool that will draw on all of the company's data on flights, hotels, local, attractions and weather to map out itineraries and expedia has an ai tool

called growing the plants trips and can pop in to group text chats with updates on flight changes. ai is also being used in advertising. some fashion companies are asking it to create photos. the previously weren't even possible. slashing travel budgets and model summaries. however, the shortcut today, i can reduce the brain kerr. we use as schools are still trying to figure out how and if to allow it. others complain about its racial and gender bias. well, there is debate about how to move forward. there's no i will play a big role and how we lead our daily lives from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. >> thank you, jane. it is 10. 22 and speaking of money in the east bay of fremont police have arrested 4 people now for running a counterfeit money scheme. and you're seeing here, in example, of what they were passing off as real money. it was the manager of a store and warm springs boulevard that actually called police on tuesday. back on may 14th after people paid with fake money twice in the same day, police identified 4

suspects from the store surveillance video and on sunday they found them. the group was parked in front of a different store. there were 3 men and one woman and they'll have counterfeit bills on them. they've all been arrested. we'll take a break at 10. 22 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. chaos erupts outside of bocce. i should bochy ball tournament. >> in the north bay when a car crash in the shooting sends people to the hospital will have the full story.

>> 10 25 right now. and at the state capitol, there's a new effort to stop school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents of

how their child identifies, what gender they identify with when they're at school. this bill would make california the first state to prevent schools from requiring teachers to out students to their parents. >> 6 states have implemented similar measures. >> supporters of this bill say it respects the privacy rights of students and protects them from potential harm. but those who are against it say parents have a right to know if their child identifies differently of schools and they do at home. >> for your health this morning, federal health officials say more than 100 people have been affected by salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry the cdc says 109 people in 29 states, including 3 cases here in california, were infected with the salmonella strain related to backyard contaminant of poultry. the agency says that the number of people impacted is likely higher than reported cases. 33 people were hospitalized. there been no reported deaths. the cdc says chickens and ducks can carry

salmonella germs and easily spread it wherever they live. in rome, officials haven't found any one particular poultry supplier tied to all these outbreaks. >> the irs has the free file program now and it is going to be coming back. this program has been extended through 2029 so you can use it if you have an adjusted gross income of $79,000 or less the software has been used by about 2.9 million taxpayers as of may, 11th, which is a 7.3% increase compared to last year. the irs also is testing out a new program called direct file. and that's for taxpayers to be able to file directly with the irs and that's being used right now in 13 states, including here in california. it's 10 27. and coming up next. >> cities all around the country are holding memorial day ceremonies today. we'll see what's happening around see what's happening around them. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair

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>> 10 29 right now and we're checking out the weather for you. just waiting for things clear out. but you got all day monday for most people. now we've got john with a look at our memorial day forecast, and you know what? it is a little cloudy for some of us. but for some of us, it's starting nice. and sunny, just not behind me at the golden gate bridge right now, nor in this view at pier 15 where it's a little breezy and certainly a little cool because of that cool coastal air. you can actually see very well. we're all that cloud cover is hanging out up and down the coastline. some of us up on the marin and sonoma coast are actually getting some nice sun. well, and the san mateo coastline, not just yet for you. now winds are pushing from the coastline to our inland areas and around 15 to 20 miles per hour. just enough

to moderate temperatures for yet another day. some much like we saw over the holiday weekend. temps today will be nice and cool 50's 60's to low 70's. now you can see those inland areas warming up ahead of everyone else as we make our way into the afternoon. and of course, as you get outside for memorial day today, expect some 70's to low 80's inland 60's and 70's along the bay shore. back to you. >> thanks a lot at 10, 30 right now. and earlier this morning, we watch president biden laid a wreath at the memorial members is at the arlington national cemetery in virginia held there at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> we played we had it for you live as it happened here. we want to replay for you again. in case missed it.

>> the tomb of the unknown soldier has stood atop a hill overlooking washington, d.c., since 1921, it's the final resting place for well, at first america's first on identified where service members and then other words were added in 1958. 1984. and the president also delivered his remarks at the ceremony. let's take a listen. >> 160 years ago, the first american soldier is laid to rest on hallowed ground. there are no big ceremonies. no big speeches, no family, family members to mourn the loss. just acquired grief. the rolling green hills surrounding them. >> today we join grieve with gratitude. gratitude to our fallen heroes are gratitude to

the families left behind and gratitude to the brave souls who continue to uphold the flame of liberty all across our country and around the world. because of them, all of them. we stand here today. we will never forget that. we'll never, ever, ever stop working you want to get more perfect which they live and they died for. that was their promise. that's our promise. our promise today to that. that's our promise. always. god bless the fallen. may god bless their families. may god protect our troops. well, we also honor and remember the bravery and sacrifice of 2 groups of americans connected to world war. 2. >> news nation's nicole berlie has their story. >> this year is also a good

time to recognize and remember to specific groups of americans, some of them still living whose contributions at home and abroad during world war 2 helped deliver victory over not to germany. one of those groups, a collection of women who stepped up to fill a void in the u.s. labor force. amid the height of the war is commonly recognized and well known. thanks to rosie the riveter, a cultural icon made famous the recruitment posters of the era. >> the other group which has come to be known as the ghost army has only recently entered the spotlight, living members of both the rosie's and the ghost army were honored during separate ceremonies in washington, d.c., earlier this year with each receiving long overdue congressional gold medals. may we never forget all that they did for us. >> may their story be told in this and every succeeding generation. may be told in our cities and towns. are schools and places of worship. to our

friends and neighbors. and to our families. may their righteous deeds and heroic memory. live with us and a grateful nation. >> forever and in march were members of the ghost army, a group whose heroics remained shrouded in shadow for decades due to the secrecy of their mission. what was that mission outsmarting and confusing the nazis by any means necessary largely through the use of fake audio in radio transmissions, propped tanks, fake command posts and various other forms of deception. their ultimate goal, safeguarding sensitive information concerning the allies, decisive d-day invasion on the beaches of normandy, recognition of the ghost army's top secret mission coming. thanks. in part to this man, author and filmmaker rick beyer who worked to publicize the group story after their mission was finally declassified in 1996. when i first heard.

>> that these guys used inflatable tanks on the battlefield within a few 100 yards of the enemy lines will. of course, i perked up and i said what? why isn't in my history books? and that got me started to dig deeper into the story. and just every part of that that i found so fascinating. the sonic deception using sound, the radio deception using fake rated and then they did what they called special effects. they set up phony headquarters people impersonating generals partake, bumper markings on their vehicles, all to food spies left behind. then in april, it was the rosie's turn to be honored on the production line. rosie the riveter steps in when the draftees step out. manning the front lines of america's factories. the women who raised their hands to work various trade jobs, aiding the u.s. war efforts have their own special place in american history. >> but it wasn't until this spring that their efforts were officially recognized with about 30 surviving rosie's

gathering in dc to be honored with congressional gold medals itself. an historic event. anything that had to do with war time needs if it was to help build a ship. >> a gun. >> a bomb these. this is the trade work that women stepped in and they were ages 18, 1920. some of them lied about their age. they were 16 17 years old. they came into the workforce. this was a time when people came together. there was a call to action. >> and people came together for the sake of helping win world war 2 without the efforts of the rosie's and the ghost army. it's safe to say american history, especially concerning world war. 2 might look a little different, which is why it's only fitting that these courageous americans have finally taken their official place in the pages of our collective story. >> and right now, while we

speak, there are many remembrance ceremonies happening around the bay. we've got rain harbor here in the studio with a quick look. at least some of them. yeah, so there are events all across the bay area today where people can take a moment to reflect on those sacrifices. happening now, golden gate national cemetery ceremony just started a few moments ago. that's a san bruno where they're going to place flags on each of over 113,000 graze and the presidio san francisco national cemetery start their ceremony moments ago throughout the state, california state parks are going to be offering free admission to active and reserve military members and participating state park units. francisco, maritime national park association and the crew of the uss. how many do submarine? they're really the last vote ceremony to honor those who have served that started earlier this hour and over in the east bay of walnut creek, they will hold their annual memorial day right outside of city hall. that starts in just 20 minutes. we'll send it back to

both at the des. okay. thank you. reyna 10. 39 and tomorrow, scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife, will appear in court via zoom. he's trying to get a new trial and the stance u.s. county prosecutors, though, are against this are asking a judge not to approve this motion. los angeles innocence project is representing peterson and they want the dna testing to happen for a rope and a stolen van that was burned around the time. peterson's wife laci was reported missing and not too far from their home. the da is asking a judge to deny the motion. they say that he was convicted using all of the evidence back in 2004. in marin bochy ball tournament continued yesterday after quite a scare and an episode that there were the a car crash and a shooting right outside on saturday afternoon workers at the marine bochy say that at least 6 cars, most belonging to players were damaged in this thing where

there was a shooting at the intersection of ross and e streets. the game was going on at the time where and so the players looked and saw 2 guys get out of a car and started firing shots and other people who are nearby. one person was shot in the stomach. they were taken to hospital and they are expected to survive in the investigation. now into what happened is ongoing. >> that is out the transferee workers as they walked off the job for 4 hours over the weekend, their union voted to authorize a strike as they continue to fight for a new contract. the ferry workers are employed by alcatraz city cruises, which is the only service to and from that popular tourist attraction. the workers say they've been dealing with unfair labor practices. san francisco mayoral candidate and supervisor aaron peskin was their marching with them. the ferry company says they're working right now to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.

it's 10 41 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, a man arrested for allegedly punching 2 elderly men in a campbell neighborhood. >> tell you how relatives of the vicnims are reacting this morning.

>> 10 43 is the time and the bottle rock music festival wrapped up in napa last night with and sharon is the final performer. but the irish pop star wasn't the only thing that concert goers were applauding. there are also celebrating the federal government's efforts to break up ticketmaster. now the justice department case you haven't heard is suing ticketmaster and its parent company live nation accusing them running an illegal monopoly of live events across

the u.s.. they say that ticketmaster is suppressing competition and driving up prices for fans. we spoke to some of those fans at about a rock and a majority of them are actually hopeful that this lawsuit will end up with cheaper prices for everyone. >> if there's chance it will make it better, i'm all for it. as long as it's not where i'm continuing to pay extra money on top of fees, just to be able to get to it's a mistake at the back of the line. and that's the other line. and it just feels like it's pushing back further from even going to see a show anymore. >> yeah, live nation denies it's violating any antitrust laws. they say most of their service fees go to the venues themselves. bay say they look forward to defending themselves in court. >> it's 10. 44 and over the weekend in san francisco, carnival all took over the streets. this is the grand parade was started at 9 in the morning yesterday and went for 20 blocks in the mission district. there were thousands of artists there to honor the heritage of brazil, mexico, panama and more.

>> we bring from all over the bay area from the northern part of california, southern around the world that come to celebrate this carnival. so 3,000 are does divide into about 70 different dance truth. some have 30 dancers and some have 402. you're going to see this. plethora of diversity. >> a great weekend. it looks like they had great weather for as well. how much fun is that? i lot of people did so much over the weekend. we you know. >> the festival battle raw the memorial day, which is continuing for you today as we've given plans to be outside, maybe a barbecue with friends or family. we've got john with your john. yeah. and the invite to the barbecue. always it's going to be a good day for it for sure. it lets you are all the way up to the coastline in which case you've got a little bit of this. it's going to be stubborn, especially along the san mateo coast. this is your view from mount tam right now. and it's actually pretty easy to see where that cloud cover has been. i guess the problem, which is the san mateo coastline. >> over san francisco, you've

been comparatively nice and clear up in the marin and sonoma coast and especially really for the rest of us where it's been nice and sunny, high pressure ridge in place. so we do have a dry forecast ahead of us and eventually an increasingly warm one after sunshine today. fog pushes back in overnight. tonight should be a little bit more dense than even what we have right now with a little bit of mist near the coastline. some coastal drizzle tomorrow afternoon. our last day with daytime highs, mostly in the 70's inland before a stretch of 80's and near 90's towards the end of the week. today's daytime highs in the 50's to 60's in sf as well as at the coast with some 60's to 70's along the bay shore today. most of us are going to be in the 70's, but a couple spots like los gatos actually getting up to 80 degrees. san jose and livermore 78 well dublin as well as san ramon at 73 oakland, richmond, you'll be in the 60's a few more low 80's in antioch, pittsburgh and vacaville tomorrow. temperatures around the same

as today's wednesday starts to warm up a little bit. our warmest days of the forecast will be thursday and friday with upper 80's inland and upper 70's along the bay shore. daria. >> thanks a lot. and you when the weather, a lot of people like to go to the coast, but there's a warning for this memorial day at linda mar beach. it's in pacifica and they say that 54% of that sure they have a bacteria rate. that is a 54%. that's pretty high. according to the surfrider foundation, a focus on improving coastal water quality. and they say that on a bacteria can actually put your health at risk. >> 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 swim advisories and avoid swimming right after it rains. i don't swim surf near a creek such as pedro creek or other outlets,

where storm water drains and then important you know, you want people rinse off with clean fresh water before you when you leave the beach. >> the surfrider foundation actually posted their water testing reports online every week on their website. >> it is 10 48 and in the south bay, police say they've arrested a man who apparently was randomly attacking people. 2 elderly men were hit and they spent weeks looking for the suspect. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> campbell, police say this video led to the arrest of a 25 year-old man accused of punching 2 elderly men in the last month. the first attack happened on may 4th. police say nicholas host was walking on santa moscow, keno road and punched an elderly man in the stomach whose daughter ran away. the victim followed after and got a photo of him. police posted this video on may 17th asking the public for help identifying him and it worked the next day. investigators got his name, but they were not able to

contact hosted or police say 75 year-old man was punched in the face on inwood drive-in elam avenue on friday. police say they learned host was the suspect in both attacks. on saturday. police contacted his parents and arrested him at their home. who stutter has been charged with 2 counts of elder abuse and for battery of an officer. police say he kicked an officer while being booked into jail. the 25 year olds. parents home is just a few houses down from the victim of friday's attack. kron 4 spoke with a relative of the victim. they said he's still recovering and they're not quite ready to talk about what happened. another neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says this is sad for everyone involved. i feel sorry. >> for both sides, it's not like all. this is just kids. just a terrible not a terrible katie's just as he just has. he's a kid with mental and the victim, you know, as an elderly man. so i feel sorry for him. i'm sure they want. from their side. they want

justice to. course, i stopped by the who said her family's home to see if they had a response to all of this. but no one answered the door. when i knock someone did drive by me and say they went to school with the 25 year-old back in the day and they were sad to hear this ews. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in campbell kron. 4 news. >> it's 50 and san francisco neighborhood is coming together to support a dog walker who has been harassed, received several late racist threats over the months and then his home burned down. >> that i can now look at to the that's the whole goal. always want to have to go forward some like it happened. so to see it happening now as the bus that occurs, but believes were here now like that. >> that is terrie williams and he is fit and his family are so thankful for all the support. what happened was he was actually at mayor reid's office in city hall last week when his home on grow street caught fire. here he was back in the is city hall talking about how the city was going

to address these races, threats that he had endured over the months and then with the sudden fire, which they don't even know how started of all the neighbors came together to really support them and show them that they are loved. >> so it's completely outrageous what's happened to terry and his family and then for them suffer you know, horrible fire. on top of that. i think everyone just feels, but want to help. and that's what you see. that's easy with thousands of dollars rolling into gofundme. people dropping off people just coming together and let tearing his family know that they're loved and the and supported. and it's amazing to so many community members out he is always looking out for everybody in the neighborhood. just an awesome this is all devastating to lose everything. i mean, it feels least i can you can see that everybody came together and they labeled boxes so that they would have.

>> different clothing and items for each member of the family. what a great outpouring of support to show support to see those notes with well-wishers on top of juxtaposed over the would because the fire burned the garages. and so it's boarded up and you can see, you know, they're just happy to have the support. >> 10 22 is the time. and in the east bay. call going out all bookworms. the oakland public library is inviting readers of all ages to participate in this summer's reading challenge. the goal is to read for 20 days this summer. and if you meet that achievements, you get a free book and the grand prize for this competition also includes a nintendo switch. golden state warriors tickets and a ferry past with multiple ferry passes throughout the summer. the library's also offering kids some special events, including magic shows and petting zoo. so sounds like the library's place to be right. it will come with a magic show and then leave the magic show and then leave the book we'll be right back.

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change diapers. so yeah. yeah. i know probably going to kron. 4 thing going because it's 489 million dollars up to 700 clause. yeah, really worth waste our anyway. if you'd like to risk, what do have to spend a buck or 2 to get that $2 k $2. so clear, you know, idea how much highest play have are in need that for join us tomorrow. by the way, it? well, goatheto get out there today. of course, it's memorial day. so a lot of us probably have plans and whatever those plans are, 60 70's is not a bad way to spend it. >> tomorrow, guys, we've got one more day that looks like that. and then it's uphill. feeling more like come thursday, friday, near 9 degrees stilwell. government are closed show marilyn's there's a lot of sales costco, though. no do a little shopping in an app

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