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facility in oakland. and the latest on a huge lumberyard fire. this was in oakland. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. noon. >> everyone, thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm catherine heenan today. cities across the bay area will be honoring those who died serving their country. kron 4 charles clifford is live in san francisco national cemetery where there was a ceremony this morning. charles. >> well, good afternoon to you know, the san francisco national cemetery was established in 18 84 in every year. they hold a memorial day take a look. kind in the distance there today. service still ongoing as folks are just wrapping up there. they're playing taps right now. let's go take a look at some video from a little earlier now here in the presidio they put out about 30,000 flags on the graves

here in the cemetery. they've had the ceremony a memorial day for over 150 years. a few days there that they missed because of war and the pandemic. but it has been a very popular event, got several 100 people here. there was also a coast guard flyover. former kron 4 anchor ken wayne is the master of ceremonies today and also. speaker nancy spoke saying that this is a chance to know him member. the people have died in the line of duty, but to really come together and try to build a better world in their memory. >> so we have to work together to come together. one nation. one destiny. to honor the vision of our founders, the aspiration of our children. and the sacrifice of men and women in uniform. be permitted, committed 2 working to gather to build a future worthy of the sacrifice of all

that you. >> all representative pelosi also said that she's going to travel to normandy, france next week for the 80th anniversary of d-day here in san francisco, the national cemetery. cemetery is open until 06:00pm. if anyone wants to come down, pay their respects. that's a very latest here in the presidio charles clifford kron, 4 news. thank you, charles. >> president biden took part in a wreath laying ceremony for memorial day at the arlington national cemetery in virginia. it was held in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier. a final resting place for one of america's unidentified world war. one service members unknowns from later wars were added in 1958.

and again in 1984. >> 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 pull the flame of liberty all across our country and around the world. because of them, all of them. we stand here today. 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. >> and a lot of people, meantime, who traveled for the holiday will be heading home today and freeways could get pretty busy. triple a says the afternoon will be the worst time to drive. not surprisingly suggesting that avoiding freeways between 03:00pm and 07:00pm would be smart. experts say travel times will be up to 90% longer than usual. and a check now on gas prices. the state average is 5.12, a gallon. the national average $3 and $0.60. let's look at bay area prices. the average in napa county just under $5.50. san francisco 5.36. in the east

bay 5. 25 and in solano and santa clara counties, 5.20, a gallon. the golden gate bridge is celebrating its 87th birthday on this day in 1937, the bridge open to the public for the first time it had been under construction for years connecting marin county to san francisco and the peninsula. there was a pedestrian traffic there. that was a cool photo that very first day. then later, it open to a car's the next day. now we are looking live at saint foggy and a good time to take another look at the forecast. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here. cuyler. do you know that the people who put up the bridge predicted that by the 70's the toll would be free that they work it i like that for their dozen. that we did. >> those pictures are so fantastic look at, though. it such incredible history to see. well, i i i'm sure they saw the fog around the bridge where they were building. it certainly see it today. we're

also seeing a little bit of it here at sfo. speaking of traveling, obviously today is going to be a big travel day for folks who might be heading home for the holiday. >> and i did want to take a look at airports are doing pretty good locally here with our airports about a 25 minute delay at san francisco and sfo and that one is likely due to some of the construction. they one of the runways there. as far as weather is concerned, we're slowly but surely getting some sun to break through here now, one of the spots that has been sitting in full sunshine already is san jose. we should see a lot more of that as work our way into the afternoon. but you can see where the temperatures are showing where the sunshine is, right. 77 in antioch, 71 in livermore. we're getting some sunshine there. san jose, obviously in the low 70's to santa rosa getting some nice sunshine right now. but certainly the marine layer is hanging on around the golden gate bridge and at the coast today. very typical summer pattern that we're in with the fog in the morning and the sun in the afternoon. you can see on storm tracker. 4 here is just starting to pull away. now what that means is for any memorial day observations. today i'm taking san jose's example. we should get plenty of sunshine looking out for a

high in the mid 70's there today elsewhere around the base and nice temperatures, too. so i will stay cool in san francisco with a high of about 58. you can see once you head inland, it's a nice 60's around the bay and then we could even see that 80 81 82 degree mark 83 possible in antioch, 78 in santa rosa, looking after a 71 in fremont. so pretty nice day out there on the back a little bit. we'll talk more about our extended forecast. take a look at the rest of the week. thank you. kyla. >> in developing news, several people have been displaced after a sewage leak. it happened at a senior home in oakley. that problem discovered after people were trapped inside an elevator kron four's. michael thomas has the details. >> this hazmat situation happened yesterday morning in contra costa county fire officials say as of now there's more than 4 dozen residents and their pets that have been displaced from their home because of hazardous water. this is what the scene looked like at the senior care facility on carroll lane. in oakley, the hazardous water was leaking from the bath tub

that was over filling on the second floor. >> officials say that water is still being investigated and that water eventually made its way down the hallway into the building's main electrical room, causing chaos for residents. lots of flooding, lots of hype issues in this building. there's been multiple units where people had to leave especially on the second floor. >> there, the trash each are closer. supposed to be picking up the trash for the seniors 3 times a week. they're not doing that. it trashes sitting in senior homes. i'm removing trash for seniors. other seniors are taking it down. it's been nothing but problems are and no, nobody's both medical personnel and fire officials were called to the scene along with pg and e who determine the water to be hazardous. >> in total, 50 residents and their pets have been displaced with no idea of when they can come to complain comply. >> give us 72 hour. eviction notices up our arena. but charges they're good kids get he looks pretty good. we set

up light is. >> multiple residents say the building has a handful of issues that have not been addressed. and as of now, fire officials say things are still under investigation as we get more details from both officials and that property management company will continue to keep you updated. >> that is the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas. also back to you. >> in the east bay, a large fire exploded at a warehouse in oakland sunday, sending huge clouds of smoke into the air. more than 80 firefighters rushed to economy lumber as flames were erupting from the lumberyard building. that fire was reported just before 8 last night. and by the time firefighters arrived, they say 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 up 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 don't know it could railroad tracks out differently. if 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. >> neighbors were warned to closed doors and windows to limit smoke, exposure exposure nearby. railroad this was write by the rails that was temporarily halt. >> 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 were on the scene overnight to watch for any hot spots. they were still on the scene today. coming up, why some americans are treating fast food is a kind of a luxury and donald trump's

these days. >> and a tragic accident along the coast. a bay area mayerson killed while driving on highway one. and a man has been arrested after being accused of punching random to elderly man in campbell. it happened in that neighborhood. how the victims relatives are reacting.

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motorcycle crash on highway one in san mateo county over the weekend. >> was 28 year-old joaquin jimenez alvarado. he was the son of half moon bay. mayor joaquin jimenez last night. friends and gathered to remember him kron check moment has the 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 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 kindness. ryan r by schools all day. >> 28 year-old joaquin dominic. he met ms 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 can 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 honest on this. on this to heart all with mostly, you know, fellow brother to us and not even a full day since the accident. people holding back tears an eye-opening nightmare. thrill not real, but now it's yeah. it's-it's setting javier release, another childhood friend says one thing that holds their community together. >> their love for different. and voters i had come out get the guys out. >> his going to always joaquin's but we a small type and 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. they're 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 ball, but kron 4 news. >> all right. time to talk about the forecast again as we take a live look at the embarcadero and not so much now, but a little breezy of times. i notice kyla. yeah, exactly. we're going to be a little breezy this afternoon tomorrow. it's going to pick up even a little bit more. but today we should have some nice weather for our memorial day get-togethers. and we're looking at for temperatures out of the coast of the 50's. some nice 70's around the bay itself in a few 60's out there. and then if you have really far inland, that's where we could see a couple of those low 80's. but the sunshine, it's going pretty pervasive with the exception of the coast. and that is because, of course, the marine layer still hanging on in spots there. you can certainly see it here at the golden gate bridge. and, you know, as you mentioned, a little bit of a breeze out there, too. not too

bad temperatures getting pretty nice inland, though. we're in the 70's in livermore, fremont and san jose. some nice 50's 60's around the bay. you can see redwood city already sitting at 69 berkeley about 58. so certainly a little cooler there. we head up to the north bay, some nice sunshine in petaluma at 71. same story in santa rosa. napa. still a little bit cooler there. it's 62 7 quite gotten the sunshine everywhere. it is a little breezy. we will see this pick up this afternoon. i do think we'll see more of a pronounced pick up in the breezy conditions as we get into tomorrow. but that afternoon breeze, that onshore flow is part of what brings that marine layer in. and we're in this kind of typical pattern where we see that happen. so the typical pattern is that high pressure basically hangs out off the west coast. it keeps a low pressure from reaching us. we're going to be pretty zone all this week, but we will see a bit of a warm-up as we head to the end of the week. but you see these represent temperatures so as we get into about thursday, you notice that orange starts to move up a little bit. that means that we get a little bit warmer and that's because high pressure starts to kind of build and a little bit more and make that ridge more

pronounced now as we get into the weekend, it should stay pretty nice. but notice it does kind of stay just zone. all right. kind of flat lines. as we look the next 7 days with the exception of that little push of warmth as we get into thursday and friday. so there's our low pressure. you can see our high pressure here out in the pacific. again, very typical summer pattern that allows that marine layer to roll in as we get into our mornings and then push away as we get into our afternoon. so here's what we're looking at for our forecast. pretty nice today. and tomorrow. even warmer still, as we work our way through the end of the week, thursday and friday is when expect that warmth to peak and will pull it back a bit for the weekend. but that's still above average in quite lovely as we get into saturday and sunday. thank you, kyra. and the south bay police have arrested a man who is accused of attacking 2 and seemed to be a random attack. >> campbell, police say that they have spent weeks looking for him. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> 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 host police say 75 year-old man was punched in the face on inwood drive-in elam avenue on friday. police say they learned host ed or 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 kid. he's just as he just has. he's a kid with mental and the victim. you know, it's an elderly man. so i feel sorry for him. i'm sure they want. from their side. they want justice to corps has 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, i mean, say they went to school with the 25 year-old back in the day and they were sad to hear this news. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in campbell kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, as we approach the 80th anniversary of d-day, we follow the uss normandy and its continued fight for freedom. also, the warning about a popular beach on the peninsula that you should know

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quality says that amount of bacteria could affect public health. >> 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 foundation says water testing reports on its web site every week. for your money. a new survey shows that most americans are not always able to afford fast food these days or at least not easily afford fast food with nearly 80% of people seeing now is an

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>> sandra fell. police are looking for suspects after a shoot-out outside of bochy ball tournament. one person was shot taken to the hospital. it happened about 04:00pm saturday outside marin bochy conference. jack molmud has the story. >> well, sandra fell. police say if anybody witnessed the shootings to please step forward and offer what information they do have because, of course, there still are those suspects on the loose. now, police tell me it actually happened in not one but 2 separate locations. those reports of shots fired happening in front of dozens of people. >> workers at marine bochy tell us at least 6 cars were damaged after 2 cars sped down the street saturday afternoon setting off a crash scene here. many of these cars

belonging to tournament players but former but bochy executive director jessica levy in what she saw next shook her to her 2 guys got out of one car and there's they started shooting at the other guys. you know, everybody was shaken up. she says the people shooting at each other. we're all young men. >> and one was shot in the abdomen. she says everybody scattered. yeah, that that the sound of the terror of everybody screaming and then gunshots is. >> are in the active in at the face of an investigation. sergeant ronald aguilar with the sandra fell. police department says they can't tell us much, but that reports of the shooting not only happened outside the box. ball facility, but also 2 blocks down. we believe this was an isolated event. so there is no danger to the public. no danger, but certainly plenty of fear the shooter right in the eye and then and then. >> got a little scared. jessica says everybody fell to the ground as the bullets flew. she was worried the shooting was going to spread

inside. i never feared for my life down here or even felt unsafe can't really say that i don't feel unsafe now because that that was. for these folks. >> the show must go on now. this is total surprise. >> kind of screwed apart are bochy tournament. they clean up and carry on in regard. ing that person who was shot. police say they are expected to survive. and again, if you know anything about what happened during these 2 shootings reported here at sandra they're expected to contact police in sandra fell jacmel but kron 4 news. >> in san francisco yesterday, s neighborhood came together in support of a dog walker who lost his home in a fire after getting racist threats. >> that i can now look at to. that's the whole goal. always want to have to go some like it happened. so to see it happening now as the bus that occurs, but believes were here like that.

>> terry met with a member of mayor breed's office last week when his home on grove street near the painted ladies caught fire. williams was talking about ways to try to address repeated racist threat to says he's had in recent months. not clear yet how that fire started. william says that he is grateful for the community's support he's been getting. >> 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 are 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. mean, it feels

least i can do. >> donation bins, as you see there also set up to williams and his family. all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at sfo, lows back. she's also talking about some wild weather in other parts of the country. that's right. we'll get to that in a second. some horrible tornadoes over the weekend. but right now i thought i'd start with california where it's 70 degrees in los angeles. 82 in fresno. so getting some nice sunshine inland. >> we're at about 56 in moderate. the coast is certainly cooler. as we hang on to that marine layer. for those of you who are by the coast. that's the story here in san francisco. to you're taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. and while you turn the other way, you'll see sunshine in this direction. you certainly see the clouds are still hanging on. so that does leave us a little cooler in san francisco in the 50's same story in oakland where as you can see san jose livermore, concord, santa rosa, all in the 70's at this hour, half moon bay, the coast dealing with marine

layer there at about 54. so this is a live look from mount tam. and you can see that marine layer still very present in some spots, but we should get some nice sunshine everywhere, except the coast today. tomorrow, more of the same. and then by wednesday, we're actually gonna start pushing these temperatures up a little higher. so kathryn mentioned some severe weather over the weekend meeting. some tornadoes last counter saw were 21 deaths. it was in parts of texas, oklahoma and arkansas. you can see tex today. this is dealing with heat. these are heat advisories and warnings and they're expecting about 97 degrees in houston. as far as severe weather goes, we do have severe thunderstorm watches and warnings. you can see here in parts georgia just south of the section of the edge of alabama heading into georgia. and that's a severe thunderstorm warning and they go right on up the coast here. this biggest line kind of going for the mid atlantic through the northeast. and that's expected to last about 9 o'clock tonight. now, these are not tornado watches. they are severe thunderstorm watches, but of course, that's the precursor to storms that can have ridge haitian. so something to keep an eye on. and again, you can see these

very heavy showers that are rolling through right now in parts of upstate new york. unfortunately tomorrow, more severe weather meeting, the possibility for tornadoes expected again in some of the same parts of the country where we dealt with this over the weekend where we have the weekend where we have those fatalities. so i been a very quick start to the season and you can see on average so many tornadoes per month we get in may and where they're located. and this really continues through june into july. it isn't until august that you start to see those chances start to ramp down. so a tough run of weather for them. back to you. thank you. kyla. on this memorial day, we are honoring the sacrifice and bravery of a 2 groups of americans connected to world war. 2. >> news nation's nichole berlie has that 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. need to 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

it that i found. so fascinating that sonic deception using sound. the radio deception using fake, creative 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 feel 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 rosies 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 the 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 as we approach the 80th anniversary of d-day, the legacy of the battle of normandy is still being felt in many ways across the world that says the navy warship continuing the fight for freedom. marielena balouris has that story.

>> it's a legacy embedded into the uss normandy. you're carrying forth with you. >> all not only the history of the actual invasion, but all the giants came before us and make this, you know, 30 plus-year one of the greatest warships ever to grace united states remnants of a battle 80 years ago filled the really was a catalyst to bring to the the end of one of darkest periods in. >> in the history of the the guided missile cruiser commissioned in 1989 and is homeported in norfolk, virginia. >> well, the ship recently returned from a lengthy deployment. the entire crew is crossing the atlantic once again to be in normandy for the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> for us to go there. and to witness that moment. this is the ship's commanding officer captain aaron robinson hopes to spend time with d-day veterans. well in normandy. >> i'm looking forward to talking. experience through

their eyes here. test >> well, from what it was like the impact of that moment. >> something command master chief will palmer hopes resonates with younger sailors to go see the beaches of normandy on the 80th anniversary with with soldiers who were there alive on that day and fought in the battle and it really drives home the point of of why we do, we memories that will inspire the crew of the normandy for years to come in all i'm marielena balouris. coming up is artificial intelligence helping you with your retirement portfolio? possible. future up investment. >> and then tenders plans for san francisco in a move that could bring more young people could bring more young people downtown. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser?

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to san francisco. the video game company says it is opening a new store in union square. >> that, of course, is an area where many major retailers have just closed up shop kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. >> the video games of nintendo spanned multiple generations fun for kids of today and the stealth jet for adults who grew up playing on friday announced that they will be opening a new store. san francisco being the lucky location. what i heard the news this morning, you know, jumping up and down. san francisco mayoral candidate. aaron peskin is the supervisor for the district where union

square is located and women plans on opening its new store. the company says it will be a place for a wide range of visitors to experience the world amid its products and characters from mario kart up. oh, come on. the amazing it's going to attract young people, but also people my age who are nostalgic about nintendo. and it's exactly what union square needs. it's an attractive experience. friday's announcement comes at a time when many retailers have closer union square locations. >> jewelry, store. sure. even company closed earlier this month after operating in union square for 172 years. ceo of the union square alliance, marisa rodriguez saying, quote, this exciting addition, heralds a new era in retail experiences, blending family friendly fun with the cutting edge spirit of san francisco's renowned gaming technology sectors. but using union square reaffirms the district status as a premier destination when people come because they want to go to nintendo, they're actually going to avail themselves everything else that is available at union square. we

saw that with the ikea store opening. i think it means that that we're going to see a big boost in regional draw. this will be nintendo second official store in the u.s. joining the first located in new york city. it's scheduled to open in 2025. in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk about the forecast as we take a live look outside so nice. take highlands are saying really not too hot, not too cold to spend. >> it's really good, beautiful. yes, that outside in the park in san francisco yesterday and really enjoyed it. blue skies right now as we take a live look at the bay bridge and we're getting a lot of really nice blue skies out there. you can see where they are and where they are tried because where it is warmer. that's where we're getting the sunshine going. san jose livermore, concord, santa rosa, all inland spots in the 70's. and then if you look towards oakland and san francisco in the 50's half moon bay, same story, that's where the marine layer is kind of hanging on a bit. we are a little breezy out there. i do expect that to pick up as we get into the afternoon. it is that onshore push. that brings

that marine layer back to a storm tracker 4 now showing that we're starting to get a little bit of a break as a kind of peels away from spots inland. but it does still cling to parts of the peninsula. and also, you know, really just right along the coast is where you see it the as we take a look at the fog cast. don't really lose it completely. for those of you at the coast today. but we do start to see a rebuild as we get into tonight. and we're in this very typical bay area pattern will wake up tomorrow morning again with the marine layer start to see it kind of pull back and give a sunshine in the afternoon and then rinse, repeat, as we go through the week, the only difference here is temperature-wise. we are going to see high pressure bump in a little bit more and help us to warm up a bit as we get into our thursday and friday in particular. so today, tomorrow, very similar. we're looking at livermore's example here. notice temperatures start to up on wednesday by thursday into friday. we're well above average, which would be about 77 this time of year. we're going 10 degrees above that and then we'll pull back a little bit as we get to the weekend. but that warm up.

it's something to keep an eye on it. since i was talking about livermore. wanted to take a look here. and if you look at the temperatures, you know, we're working our way through this lfst week of the month that we've had 17 above average days, temperature wise in livermore. so far this month, just 6 below average and 3 normal. so obviously we've been running pretty mild and pretty warm as we take a look at the next 7 days. we're going to add to that, particularly as we get into wednesday thursday and friday as we wrap this month up. so good weather for memorial day to day tomorrow. more of the same a little bit breezier tomorrow and then a little bit of a warm-up as we move towards the end of the week. thank you. kyla. the bottle rock music festival wrapped up an apple last night at sharon was the final performer. >> but also getting cheers from concert goers. the efforts to break up what's been described as the ticketmaster monopoly. justice department suing ticketmaster and its parent company live nation accusing them of running an illegal monopoly. that means higher prices

suppressed competition. fans are hoping it leads to lower prices. >> 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. >> live nation is denying any violation of antitrust laws and claims that most service fees goes the venue's involved. the company says it plans to defend itself. artificial intelligence transforming modern life. one recent report says 37% of organizations are using it and somewhere and sometimes we don't realize that jane king is at the nasdaq with that story. >> have you ever considered asking 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. next. at noon police,

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state in history, bob dylan released a second album. the cast of friends reunited on our small screens news nation's markie. martin looks back. >> day is bay 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 bob dylan's breakthrough album, the freewheelin bob dylan was released in 1994, the final broadcast of the arsenio hall show air. and 17 years after the fan favorite sitcom ended 5.3 billion people watched friends. >> finally reunite for special on hbo. max, speaking of things, making a comeback. starring tom cruise also released 36 years after original phil west take a >> take a look at this. texas police got a call this weekend from a citizen about a kangaroo on the loose. this is in the town of lufkin. a dash cam video here. there goes they were trailing up following at the collars. wife initially thought she was saying kind of a strange

looking dog. police said that candor road jack was hopping along local streets sunday after a gate was left open by the owner. the kangaroo was safely returned to its owners. 3 rescued spider monkeys and their little friends. all these are cute. thriving. this is the san diego zoo. the video shows the little monkeys jumping around their enclosure sniffing at the camera. the keeper say they're working on climbing skills and becoming less shy. they don't look too shy. now there are about 2 months old were found during an illicit smuggling attempt at the u.s. mexico border. that's all from the newsroom for now. thank you, everybody for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm catherine heenan live in the bay is next.

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