respectful memorial day, everybody, and we will e you next eek. that's kind of shocking to see. like that. someone got shot there. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is the four. >> it was a graduation ceremony that ended in gunfire in the east bay. welcome to the four. i'm crystal bailey, and i'm christien kafton. >> one person is now in custody after someone opened fire at skyline high school in oakland during a graduation ceremony. we're learning new details from last night's shooting that left three people injured. ktvu is joey horta joining us now from the campus with the very latest joey. >> well, chris, jen and crystal police tell us that this all started as a fight between two groups of people after the graduation. at this point, they

have multiple subjects who have been detained. one person has been arrested. they're still looking for more shooters today, and it's unclear. they have not specified if the person who was arrested is one of the shooters. police say shots were fired on campus around 745 thursday night. oakland unified school district telling us many families and students had already left the campus, but others, including staff members, were still on hand cleaning up. josh manley was there to see his brother graduate, but left just before the shooting. >> i heard the shots, but they thought it was just more confetti cannons. but then people started screaming and they got out of there pretty quick, having a gunshot and guns bringing into school. >> it is difficult to digest it is concerning. >> oakland unified superintendent is telling us the shooting is heartbreaking and absolutely unacceptable, adding that quote, as a community, we

must not tolerate violence and instead work together to eliminate it. in oakland now, oakland police found two shooting victims here on campus. we're told a man and a woman last night, a third victim was found at a nearby hospital last night. after this, they say all are expected to survive. and at this point, no details on that person. that's been arrested. >> back to you, joey. obviously a horrible incident after ceremony. can you talk about what you've learned about campus security? >> yeah. so we did ask the school district for specifics on security here. crystal. they couldn't give us those specifics . they did say, though, that they have increased their safety and security measures. they'll have additional measures in in place for their future graduations that are still remaining here. before we get to summer. for some of the other schools. but we should say, though, another shooting did happen here at skyline back in september, no one was injured in that case, but three teens were arrested and a weapon was found.

>> crystal christian joey, thank you very much. and turning now to memorial day weekend, now getting underway around the bay and lots of people out there looking to get out of town. taking a look at some of our major freeways. take a look there. at 880, you can see how much traffic there is and the bay bridge. you can also see a great deal of traffic there. the golden gate, though looking fairly free at this hour, as is the richmond bridge. >> and right now two westbound lanes are still blocked on the bay bridge, following a big rig fire. several more lanes were shut down for hours today while crews cleared the scene. the san francisco fire department posted this video on x showing the truck's trailer engulf in flames. this is just east of the yerba buena island tunnel. the fire started just before ten this morning. the trailer was filled with produce. the driver detached the trailer after the fire started, and there were no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is unknown, but the fire department says the trailer's rear brakes may have

overheated and if bay bay bridge traffic was an example at all today, expect delays on the roadways for a few more hours. traffic experts say that we are in the height of the busiest travel time of memorial day weekend, from now until 7:00 tonight. it's expected to be the most congested. triple a predicts about 44 million. americans will do some type of traveling this holiday weekend, with 38.5 million of those by car. you can hear it. you can see it. the 11th annual bottlerock napa valley festival. now underway for its three day weekend run at the napa valley expo center. if you're close by, there's going to be a few just a few general admission tickets online for tonight's main event starring the legendary stevie nicks, ktvu tom vacar. joining us now from bottlerock with what's happening and tom boy stevie nicks. you can't beat that. >> everything is happening and it's happening all at once. the

weather here really could not be any better. there is no better weather. this is a really wonderful thing. it's really a family event as well as an individual event. here's that story. weekend tickets are sold out and as many as 40,000 will attend each day. it's the hottest ticket in the bay area filled with music, art, food, wine, spirits and beers. local purveyors in the culinary garden provide local food fair as well as local wineries, breweries and distilleries. tonight, stevie nicks later this weekend. ed sheeran, pearl jam and mono. it's a classy, well run, world class event with more than ample security. >> the grounds are huge. it's clean, it looks beautiful, lots of food, varieties everywhere. it's amazing thing. this is maybe even a family thing for us . >> it's always felt like a family affair and i know it's gotten to be more, more so. but for us, it's just kind of it's

something that we do every year to start to start the summer. >> we know that they're safe, we're they're with us, yeah. i mean, we feel safe. >> this represents napa valley perfectly. there's people all around the world that are here, and bottlerock is second to none. we call it mom. coachella >> now, as i said, there may still be some online tickets available for tonight. everything else is sold out, but you may be able to get something online. so check this very same place. one week from now is going to be the spectacular latina festival la onda right here the following weekend, and there are plenty of tickets available for that for right now. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, tom, those probably going to go soon. hey, so you had a chance to get a chance to get a feel for what people are excited about with stevie nicks. all that great food up there. and of course, the wine. what do you think it all works out to? what are people most excited about? what are people excited

about? what are they asking you about? tom? >> well, i think the thing they're most excited about, of course, is the entertainment. now they have a stage here called a cooking stage. and cameron diaz, believe it or not, is going to be there, with a chef. and they're going to do a cooking class out there to a massive audience. and that's going to happen all weekend as long wear very famous musicians are getting together with chefs, and they're going to show what they can do in the kitchen, as well as what they can do on stage. i think the most exciting thing, of course, is the people and the atmosphere and just the fun that everybody seems to be having in a perfectly safe environment. back to you. >> yeah, it looks like a great time up there. tom, thank you so much. and a traffic warning for drivers headed north this afternoon, possibly headed up to bottle rock boat traffic on the napa river currently backed up. vallejo officials say the mare island causeway bridge is currently unable to raise up to permit boat traffic to pass underneath to the napa river. the city says it's due to mechanical problems. they say that they hope to have those

repairs completed by next friday . vehicle traffic can use the mare island bridge as normal, and we're taking a live look over walnut creek. >> this is the mount diablo camera as we get ready for memorial day weekend, and we've got some scattered showers there . it looks like roberta. >> oh, just some condensation in the form of drizzle due to the thick bank of low clouds and patchy fog. and it's not going to interfere with anybody heading on out to bottle rock. this evening we have saint patrick performing at 630 while. is she amazing and stevie nicks. yeah, that's my go to at karaoke . i was telling you guys all about it. don't call me out on it right now. i might just go into it. okay? stevie nicks at 830 tonight. cool and breezy. conditions, dress and layers tomorrow. just perfect conditions. not too hot, not too cold. just right in between. especially on sunday. all right. our live weather camera again. you see the cloudiness parking up against monument peak and the santa clara valley. now the deck

of cloudiness is roughly down between 1500 and 1300ft. monument peak, about 2500ft. we do have air temperature right now in san jose at 65. otherwise it's in the low 60s in livermore at this hour it is 72 degrees in santa rosa and in napa, a pair of sixes. it's the wind that adds the chill into the air. winds gusting up to 29mph in fairfield, 35 mile per hour winds right now at buchanan field in concord, 25 in the north bay sfo that san bruno gap up to 26. but check out mineta with a 20 mile per hour wind gusts. if you're traveling for this memorial day holiday weekend, we do have your saturday forecast, mid 70s at the state capitol. boy, is that in seasonably cool. how about tahoe? a little bit of thunderstorm activity. late day there today. we'll clear out for your saturday and sunday and palm springs at 89 degrees. now meanwhile we will see some

earlier burn off for your saturday and it will remain on the breezy to windy side. it will be unseasonably cool those winds again up to 25, but check it out. only 56 degrees. that will be the high temperature and pacifica. a little bit cooler in half moon bay and 73 degrees. that's our outside number in our inland areas away from the bay. full memorial day holiday forecast. and christian, just for you, i'm going to throw in that polymer report. >> oh, i need it. trust me. my allergies have been insane right here. roberta, thank you so much . one bay area city says it's made remarkable progress towards housing the homeless. now voters are being asked if they want to continue the revenue stream that's paying for it. >> a popular game store coming to the bay area. how nintendo could revitalize san francisco. union

through measure p, and the city has seen a decline in homelessness. >> now, coming up, berkeley voters will decide whether they want to renew that funding. source berkeley mayor and state senate candidate jesse arreguin joining us now live for a discussion about measure p. thank you so much for joining us. and first off, berkeley voters approved measure p back in 2018. so if we could lay out what it does now currently and what it will do going forward. measure p is a tax on the highest value properties in our city. >> so whether it's an expensive home or a large apartment building, people pay a special tax that we have used to fund permanent supportive housing shelter and homeless services. and i'm really excited that because of the work we've done over the past six years, berkeley saw a 45% reduction in unsheltered homelessness these past two years. think about that. unsheltered homelessness in berkeley has been nearly cut in half, and that's because of the investment the voters made in measure p. we have allocated

$56 million for 32 different programs. we've also been able to leverage that money to get tens of millions of dollars from the state of california and the federal government. and so we need to continue this progress. and that's why we're asking the voters to extend measure p. >> so i know there have been about $10 million already. kind of allocated for this. how are we looking at towards the future, if will it be another 10 million? >> well, we're looking at potentially increasing it because the need is significant. and we would not have been able to create 177 permanent supportive housing units through measure p, we would not have been able to expand the number of shelter beds to provide mental health services and public health services. so if we don't do this, so many people in our community will be left without these critical resources and we will not be able to continue this progress. and we've been able to acquire hotels through state funds, through the homekey program. using these funds, we are launching a specialized care unit that's focused on providing crisis response for people on

our streets. and so we desperately need these local resources until we can fix our state's budget and reform prop 13 so we can have more resources at the state and local level. we need these local funds. >> and berkeley not alone in trying to tackle the issue of homelessness. is this a plan that could possibly work in other cities that are facing similar kinds of issues? >> absolutely. i mean, i think this this approach is replicable, but if you look at our reduction in context, 45% reduction in unsheltered homelessness, homelessness is lower now than it was when i came into the mayorship in 2017. but you look at our neighboring city of oakland and you look at other cities in alameda county, and we're seeing similar challenges. homelessness knows no borders. this is a regional challenge. and that's why this november, the voters will also be asked to potentially vote for a $20 billion affordable housing bond that we estimate could create 70,000 new affordable homes in the san francisco bay area at the end of the day, the solution to homelessness is building more housing. and so we think this, in combination with

measure p, can really make a significant impact, not just in berkeley but throughout the region. >> so, mayor, we learned today this is going to be on the ballot in november. how likely is it to pass? are you getting a lot of support? >> well, all of my colleagues on the berkeley city council expressed strong support for continuing this. if we don't literally all these services that we've that we've been able to fund will have to stop. and with the state facing multi-billion dollar budget deficits, we need local support and we need state support and we need federal support. so we think there'll be a broad coalition like we had in 2018 to get the message out to voters. and literally the reduction that we talked about last week, the 45% reduction is an example of how this investment can make a real impact. but we know that there's so many people that need help, and so we cannot take our foot off the gas. we have to continue to make progress to ultimately end homelessness. i believe that we can end homelessness in the city of berkeley. and so that's that's our goal. and but we need the resources to do it. >> all righty. berkeley mayor

and candidate for state senate jesse arreguin. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> and political, community and health care leaders in santa clara county are stepping up their fight to save the trauma center at regional medical center of san jose. the group is urging state attorney general rob bonta to investigate what they're calling a discriminatory closure of a critical health care facility. they say shutting down the trauma center would lead to delayed care and urgent medical situations for many low income families. it is set to close in august. the hospital says it's because not enough people are using the trauma center. if it does shut down the closest trauma centers to the area are miles away. at santa clara valley medical center and stanford hospital. >> well, a little something something is up with. >> a well known brewery will tell you which beer maker is making a return to

next year in union square will only be the company's second store in the us. the other is in new york city. it also has three stores in its home country of japan. in a statement to ktvu, nintendo said the store will provide a way for visitors to experience the world of nintendo , its products and characters. this is contrast to a range of companies that have left union square, including macy's, which

announced it was departing the shopping center back in february , and zip trips have returned to ktvu. >> mornings on two. the nine. today we took our show on the road to concord. that's right. >> ktvu frank mallicoat had some fun asking people if they could answer some tough trivia questions about the east bay city. >> before concre was conquered, it was named something else. and this park right in the middle of downtown should give you a very big clue, lafayette. >> lafayette. okay, i think that one was taken. diablo diablo. the devil. >> the devil. >> yes, yes, you're correct. >> oh. you're kidding. no, no. >> el plaza, el plaza. >> that's very good idea. yeah but it's wrong. but good try. >> i'm sure it's wrong. >> i'll give you a hint. what's the name of the park you're in right now? total santos plaza. >> yeah. >> so what's the name of the town? >> concord, california. >> oh, todos santos, todos santos. >> is that your final answer? c c k bueno. you are correct. yes. do you know what todos santos

means for extra credit? all saints. wow. home run. was that right? that is right. say hello to don salvi. joe pacheco. he founded todos santos back in the late 1860s, which of course later became concord in 1905. and by the way, what does concord mean? air. air like air jordan? >> well. or like airplane? like the concord? >> well, that's a good thought. it's wrong. >> okay. >> it's coming. i know it's coming. come on, move a little. you got it. let's see, let's see . this is kind of, home. home good job. >> good. good answer, but wrong. roughly. translate it. concord means to conquer. >> to conquer someone means to, like, take over. >> take over. right. so that town took over, i guess. so i like the way you're thinking, but it's wrong, okay? it's a form of grape. it's a form of grape. >> like jelly, like concord

grape. >> concord grape? that's correct. okay. that's it. no oh, no. >> welcome to a community. yeah, a community. >> you're heading in the right direction, harmony, harmony, harmony. there's no crying. >> there's no crying in baseball. >> two time academy award winner. still a big box office smash today. born in concord, grew up in oakland. any idea who that movie star would be? >> will smith will smith, concord zone. >> yes. no no no no. life's like a box of chocolates. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> oh, the forrest gump guy, but i don't know his name. come on. if i said castaway, would that help? >> wow. i can give you a hint. if you'd like. sure. wilson wilson. >> tom. hanks. >> tom hanks. are you sure?

>> i don't know if tom hanks was born in concord, though. i know he went to i know he went to school in oakland. he went with my wife. oh, there you go. but i'm wrong, right? call your wife. you're right. okay, good. >> here you are in concord. >> yeah. >> can you name the seven municipalities and cities and towns that surround concord? there's pleasant hill, ding, ding. >> there's lafayette. no, a pacheco ding ding, walnut creek. good. clayton good, good. pleasant hill, austin hill. >> one more for the money. >> lafayette. >> no. brentwood antioch. no. oakley. no those are far, far away. i'm a big town in pennsylvania. big city. >> pittsburgh, yes. pittsburgh. you got it. >> oh, benicia. >> no, that's across the bay. >> across the bay? no. >> martinez. >> no. close. but no, not bay

point. bay point. good knowledge. no one gets that. and the other is clyde. clyde, have you heard of clyde? >> i have heard of clyde. >> not many have i have heard of clyde. >> so i should have gotten it. but i didn't. >> a lot of fun there in concord. it's tough now. our 2024 zip trip season is just getting started. make sure to join us on our next adventure! two weeks from today we'll be live in saratoga from the serene hakone gardens to the picturesque mountain winery, we're uncovering what makes this city and silicon valley a unique gem. and you can watch mornings on two and nine. zip trip to saratoga on friday, june 7th. right here on ktvu, fox two, and the fox local app. >> well, lagunitas brewing is closing its operations in the midwest and is moving all of its brewing back to petaluma. the company opened its chicago brewing operation ten years ago, as it expanded into the eastern half of the u.s. but now it is closing that huge brewery in august and consolidating all

brewing back in the north bay. lagunitas says it's working to quote future proof the organization amid changing tides in the industry, beer is flat to down over the last year, just kind of overall. >> so if you're not growing, you have to make some uncomfortable decisions in times like these. this was a facility that was built to make a million barrels of beer every year. taking that out of the equation is going to have a big impact. >> as you heard there, the beer industry has been declining in the last few years as alcohol consumption trends tend to change and trend downward. the brewers association says beer production and imports were down 5% overall in 2023. >> and in san francisco, the 20 excuse me, 46th annual carnival festival is taking over the mission district. it's a two day festival highlighting latin culture from all types of countries food, music, dancing and a giant parade will take

place sunday morning. we had a chance to speak with the festival's executive director, who says the festival gives you a little taste of everything from everywhere here. >> what we have that's so unique is that we talk about and we showcase, nicaraguan culture, jamaican. and then we go to mexico, then we go to brazil, colombia, and then we go to cuba and guatemala. so you get all of that in our special carnival in san francisco. >> and the event is free. you can find it along harrison street between 16th and 24th. >> well, coming up next on the four, we sit down with the host of the newest game show that you will definitely be talking about. it's a quiz with balls. stay with us

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wrong answer. this is a big moment. everybody, or at least a cracking. release the ball. >> come on, come on. i'm right, i'm right. oh, jefferson. the harbor. what happened? i don't know, you got four correct at $3,000 each. >> well, you just saw a preview of fox's brand new summer game show. the quiz with balls, hosted by comic jay pharoah.

it's a trivia game and trivia challenge and a lot of money on the table. each episode features two families competing for $100,000 in a battle of the balls. joining us now live in the studio is jay pharoah himself. jay, thank you for being here. >> battle of the balls. you know what i was i had to get myself comfortable with saying ball. so many times. but then i say, wait a second now, i said, can we change the title? then they. then they showed me the check. i was like, i'll say balls until they fall off. >> look, it's the elephant in the room. we have to talk about that name. >> yeah, yeah, we do. hey, i had some suggestions, but but hey, you know, when the check came, i was like, you know, you call it whatever you call it, whatever you want. exactly. what did denzel say? you can call it blue dog. crap, i don't care. you can call it whatever you want? i don't care, it doesn't matter. >> so tell us about how the show works for those who so. >> so it's family feud crossed with wipeout. you know what i mean? so you have two families. they'll go against each other. and five initial rounds. the

sixth round is the sixth round, i believe is the. is the championship round that you have. and then you could win $100,000. and if you don't know the answer, you could get knocked into the water. so you better, you better be up on your knowledge, you understand. and i looked that water looked cold. >> it is. it looked cold. >> it is what i call it. it was. it's a chess inducer. i don't know if i can. i don't know if i can call the specific thing on the chest. but, you know, the pointy things, the things in the upper chest, things the upper chest region will poke out through the shirt. so you get not recommending wear layers, when you're on the show, wear some layers. well, if you're if you're a lady, if you're a guy, you want to show up like i showed my baby daycare. yeah, exactly. yeah i don't have a complex. i don't have a nipple complex. i'm fine. oh, i just oh, lord, we did all of that. >> it's off the rails all around. jay. it's off the rails already. hey, so you are known for being funny? absolutely as a matter of fact, i just had a discussion with one of my managers today and said, i've never broken up on tv and then they said, oh, we're going to be

sitting with jay today. amen. oh, here we go. this is it. >> and if they would, they would have told me. i would have been sitting with colin powell 30 years earlier. this would be man, you look like colin powell, but 30 years, but like a younger, more handsome i'm talking about. >> that's what i'm younger more handsome. >> yeah. i mean well yeah. younger people call you handsome. that's how that's how you get. that's how some that's how moguls get you. you know, we can't we can't talk about the moguls name. he's already enough hot water. >> no no no no, don't don't try to dig me. dig me on me. oh. why are we going there? >> no. yeah. that's how. that's how he gets you. >> you can't explain for me how your career. obviously. you're very funny, man. you have a long history. you started as a comic? yes. 15 years old. yeah, talk about how that informs your process for working on a game show like this. you have to be quick on your feet. you have to be your thinking. >> you have to be quick on your feet, man. and i mean, you know what? i figure if i can, as a young kid who got through depression, who got through being awkward and all of that, you know, and got on that stage

and found his way, you know, and is able to improv and has that skill from snl. i mean, there's nothing it's no holds barred, man. so anything that gets thrown at me, i'm ready to attack it, man. i'm saying. and i was awkward when i was a kid. people don't know this. i was a big kid. i was fat, and when i gained weight, you know, it's not like regular little boys, you know, regular little boys gaining their stomach. i got feminine weight. i gained, i like mostly in the hips, in the hips, in the hips and surprisingly, the chest. so i if i gain weight, i look like my sister. it's wild, you know, it all comes back to that top again. >> that it does. >> it all comes back to the top. and now look at it right now with the goku face up there, we have come so far. we have come so far. >> i appreciate the whole fit. >> i appreciate it, man. exactly. you know what the sneakers get? the shoes. they can't even see. look at the shoes. get the snake! wait, wait. top to bottom. get the sneakers. there you go. there you look at that. wait. there we go. look at that. there hold on. yeah. shoe game, baby shoe game. that's right, that's right. >> but i'm old. i got my sock

game. we. >> your sock game is. i just have white socks. the next game they're just white, you know. >> see, that's the next step. >> you know, the foot fetishists are going crazy right now. they they are losing their minds. >> so we're getting a free taste right here. but if people want to see more of you, obviously the quiz with quiz balls next week. but if people want to see you live right now, there is an opportunity right now. and the first thing i asked you was, what do you think about cobb's? you're at cobb's. what do you think about i love cobb's man. >> it's a theater, but it's a theater where you can still touch the audience. you know, it's not so far away. you're not too aloof. you know what i mean? you're right there in front of people. so i love it. and when you crack. when you crack the whole audience the way that that that place shakes. oh, man, it's nothing like it. so i can't, i can't wait. i know my hands. i did the hands like this. there's a little praise hands right there. >> like i saw him, i saw praise, praise or eddie murphy or something. >> yeah. >> that's right. when i get when i go to cobb's, when i'm at cobb's, it's just a it's a beautiful thing. >> when i'm at cobb's, it's a

nice and you know that everything would just be shaking. you know, it's just like, you know, the seismic grab that was a 7.8. yes. years. >> all right, why don't you sign yourself out as denzel? >> oh. signed myself out as denzel. okay. all right. and if you want to see me, you want to see me this weekend? you you you're trying to confuse me. you keep switching those camera angles? all right, it's hard. you see, i got a.d.d. so i can keep up. that's right. you come see jay pharoah. i'm live this weekend at cobb's. okay. all right, you need the tickets. it's the breath of life. i give you the breath of life. that's laughter? i'm going to save some lives this weekend, my man. okay. all right. my sister had to stop doing this around my mom. she was getting hot. >> oh, it got weird, right? >> hey, it got weird. no, no, no, after all that. yeah i think we're fine. >> jay pharoah, thank you for joining us. thank you so much. yeah. >> san fran, i'm here baby. that's right. and i can't believe that oakland got a whole foods. that's crazy. okay it's gentrified out here. they still busting off, but it's gentrified . you might get popped over some quinoa chips, as we said.

>> all right, you can catch jay's show live in san francisco this weekend. he's playing at cobb's comedy club three nights in a row tonight, saturday and sunday. jay thank you so much. thank you. >> and i hope you all still have jobs. i'm just you do. we danced around. we're good. we're good. right? fox we're good. you can't fire me. i work for y'all. can't fire him either because i said so. hey, the quiz with balls. next week. >> we gotta toss it back to crystal. crystal? >> you heard that here first. now a high school seniors taking home the prize. first place in the congressional art competition. we'll sit down with the teen and find out the powerful message behind her work . >> now, i think jay pharoah needs to do my weather tees here . and your best trump voice a quick one. >> you need me to do it. yeah. in trump voice and trump's voice. >> absolutely phenomenal. here we go. i need to see the thing. i can't see the people okay okay. hold on. it says break break break. that's all it says. break break break. i don't know what that means, but the bay

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as part of the congressional art competition. the art focuses on raising awareness about gun violence in america. the winner was selected by u.s. representative from california's 15th district, kevin mullin, and the teen's work will be displayed in washington, d.c. at the capitol building. joining us live in studio is the talented high school senior lauren chang. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for inviting me. absolutely. tell us a little bit about what your work means and why you actually put it together. >> yeah. so my work is advocating against gun violence. i use the phrase please, no more dots on it. and i made this graphic design poster that will be hanging in the capitol. and i was inspired by my own angst, about gun violence in america. and so throughout my whole life, since sandy hook happened in first grade, i was a first grader when that happened. and, ever since then, i've been doing drills at school. i've been seeing so many mass shootings at schools and in the in the public and against racial minorities happen throughout the years. and

so i thought i needed to create something. and using my creativity and graphic design skills, i was able to represent my angst through this poster. and so, yeah, i also focus on using a lot of, physical and digital mediums as well. and i'm inspired by the civil rights era posters and everything that is in using graphic design for advocacy. >> that's amazing. and is this your mother here? >> no, this is my high school principal, burlingame high school principal, doctor jen fong. okay, and, yeah, my mom is over there, but. >> so what does each dot represent? >> each dot represents. so there's 646 dots. and each of them represent a mass shooting that happened in the year 2022. so i created this in august 2023. and so at that point i was able to get the 2022 stats from the gun violence archive. and, each mass shooting represents a

shooting that involved for at least four victims, not including the shooter, and i laid them out in a way that overwhelmed the viewer so that they feel the urge to, reflect and act against gun violence. but also, i included at the bottom. it's hard to see, but there is a portion that says end gun violence and then gives some context as to what it means, and also where you can find updated statistics from 2023 and 2024 as well. well, that is incredible meaningful. >> i can tell you're very passionate about this topic and obviously it's very, very important all over the country. now, i understand you're also been recognized as a 2024 presidential scholar. i believe there are only 160 out of the 3.5 million high school students that are selected, and only a handful selected specifically for a focus in art. so now i'm so curious, are you interested in pursuing art further after high school? >> yes. so i do plan on pursuing

design in the future, where i plan on doing a broader design focus in undergraduate college. so and then i'll go into a more specific design practice in the future. but yeah, i do plan on continuing design. and i also want to continue my design for advocacy purposes and potentially doing more campaigns in the future, or designing posters like this. so that's amazing. >> and i mean, you're using your talents for something so powerful, so meaningful. sending extremely strong messages. are you proud of yourself? >> i am, yeah, it will be really exciting. i think it's very surreal to see, the piece be selected. and then also i'll be able to have the opportunity to go to washington, dc in june and i'll see it in the capitol, which is really cool, and i think that is the most ideal place to have my poster, because it's the most effective since

the public's walking through it, politicians are walking through it. and so i hope it serves as a reminder for people that it's a huge issue in our country and that we need to act on it. >> that's amazing. where are you headed after your graduation? >> i'm headed to uc san diego. >> well, congratulations. >> congratulations on this wonderful achievement. multiple achievements in high school. and thank you so much for joining us, lauren. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. >> how wonderful was that. hi there everybody. good afternoon. you know, memorial day is the unofficial arrival of summer. but officially it feels like late winter. early spring. check this out. our live weather camera. we had the clouds down at 1500 feet and currently making a big impact on our temperatures. it's 65 in san jose, 58 degrees right now in fremont. look at these numbers. the warmest location, 72 in santa rosa. these temperatures are up to almost 20 degrees colder than 24 hours ago. and then you couple up the wind with all of this. it just feels raw

outside. we have wind gusts right now, 25mph to 35mph from the north bay to the east bay along the peninsula. sfo, with the wind gusts up to 26, bested right now over in the mountain view and castro valley area by 25 and 26 mile per hour winds, and the winds are ushering the pollen around. if you suffer from allergies and everybody just about does this year, it happens to be the tree count on the medium to high side. same with grasses. all right, here we go. we see the stratus building along the coast. same story in southern california from los angeles to san diego. this is notable. this is a great showing here of this trough descending into the bay area. now keep that in mind. watch the clock. and here it comes. 9:00 tonight that trough passes through a lot of cooler air mass behind it as well. clouds continue to filter in and see those blue spots there. that's condensation. that's drizzle. that's going to be squeezed out by the thickening up of that marine layer. but it burns off earlier

tomorrow we will reveal ample sunshine across the entire bay area tomorrow afternoon, but the damage is done with that cooler air mass. the clouds return back sunday night. all right for the weekend getaway 72 by memorial day in tahoe. now backing it up to tomorrow. 73. our outside number in santa rosa. 70 morgan hill. only mid 60s in livermore when you should be right around 80 degrees if you're heading on out to the ballpark tonight, we have ross stripling. they call them chicken strips. he's on the bump for the good guys. we have verlander for the bad guys while the cheaters, the houston astros are in town okay. tonight overnight temperatures into the 40s and 50s with mostly cloudy skies and a little bit of drizzle here is your memorial weekend forecast. will be more seasonal by the holiday on monday. make it a great weekend. >> roberta. thank you so much. now we're going to take a live look at memorial day weekend

traffic right now. wow, that is backed up. this is a live look at the east shore freeway. you can see both directions as people are trying to head to where they are going for the holiday weekend, and a lot of traffic out there and coming up at 5:00, another incident at the troubled montgomery high school in santa rosa. >> what police say a 15 year old student brought to campus that led to his arrest. also at five face of mosquito is taking a stronger hold in santa clara county >> i'll tell y hat's

cotton is thought to be one of the leading contenders for the job. this is among a prospective pool that includes four of his fellow members of congress, a governor and former un ambassador and presidential nominee nikki haley. senator senator cotton says he hasn't heard anything himself yet about a potential vp bid. >> the president and the campaign has not reached out to me. i suspect only donald trump knows who's really on his short list. when we do talk, we talk about what it's going to take to win this election in november. >> mr. trump says he may wait until the republic nomination. excuse me, the republican national convention to name his running mate. and that is still seven weeks away. >> well, this week on our political show, the issue is host alex michaelson introduces us to a couple who have raised record amounts to fight a

terrible disease. >> this is our closing argument for our lives. >> brian wolak and sandra abrevaya have helped to secure $1 billion in federal funding to fight als. >> we want to live. you have the power to make that possible. >> their story, profiled in the new amazon prime documentary for love and life no ordinary campaign. >> we're going to do this. >> brian and sandra first met on the obama campaign in 2008. they'd get married and have two kids on the same day. they brought home their second daughter from the hospital. brian was diagnosed with als that he likely had six months to live, and that was seven years ago. >> seven years ago. >> als makes the brain stop talking to the muscles until you can't move or breathe. right now, it's a guaranteed killer and it works fast. usually under five years. >> you have to either choose to curl up into a ball or act.

>> brian and sandra founded the nonprofit i am als, introducing patients to lawmakers. >> this committee has the power to help save our lives. >> they achieved something rare these days bipartisan agreement. >> the eyes do have it. the bill is passed. >> god willing, we're going to make real progress. >> this bill making it easier for patients to access experimental drugs sooner. >> patients like brian wallach and his wife, sandra. >> what is the secret sauce for actually getting something done in washington? the most powerful key to driving forward that change are families speaking with members of congress and the senate and telling them their story >> and you can catch alex's full interview with brian and sandra, plus the film's executive producer, katie couric. this sunday morning at 630 right here on ktvu. and american is coming home after being arrested in turks and caicos. he's now one of five americans charg under similar circumstances

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data from luxury travel network virtuoso shows. travel demand is up significantly. average booking windows are now 112 days in advance. that's up 10% from a year ago. travel experts say that means travelers holding out in hopes of finding a deal could miss booking the window. a

virtuoso's top worldwide destinations for summer are the united states, europe and canada. >> we do see that people are staying a little bit closer to home, or we see a lot of demand for europe, italy ends up being our number two destination this summer, followed by france and spain, and then rounding out with canada on the top five. >> the uk, greece, ireland, portugal and switzerland round out virtuoso's top ten for summer. it also says it's going to cost more to stay in those places. average daily hotel rates are currently 10% higher than they were last summer. an american citizen is coming home after being held in turks and caicos after having loose ammunition, reportedly in his luggage. he is just one of five americans arrested for the same reason. fox's connor hansen has the story from new york. >> after more than 100 days on the island, brian hagen will get to leave turks and caicos and return to his family in

pennsylvania. he was arrested at the airport while leaving the popular vacation destination for having some loose ammunition in his luggage. hagen says it was from a hunting trip and didn't know it was there. he spoke exclusively to fox digital thursday. the day before his sentencing. >> it's every emotion under the sun. >> turks and caicos has a strict law that carries a mandatory 12 year minimum prison sentence, but the judge issued a suspended sentence and the american tourist was able to leave after paying a $6,700 fine. hagen has one of five americans facing a similar charge. three of them are still on the island. i had zero idea that those bullets were in there and, you know, i've always considered myself to be a responsible gun owner. members of congress have been pressuring the small island nation to release the americans immediately. a delegation visited officials there to make their case.

>> i think they're realizing the unintended consequence and the harm that's being done to tourists. >> the group has also pressured the state department to do more. secretary anthony blinken took questions about it this week, and we brought americans home from all over the world. >> and it's our number one priority. >> another one of the americans detained on the island, ryan watson, has his next court hearing on tuesday in new york. connor hansen ktvu, fox two news next at five an oakland high school's commencement ceremony shattered by gunfire. >> the shooting left three people injured, the strong reactions pouring in as police make an arrest in this case, plus several crashes making a mess of bay area freeways as drivers hit the road for the long holiday weekend. and the bay area's first music festival of the season is back. we're live in napa, where bottlerock is bringing food, wine and music to thousands of fans. >> ktvu fox two news at five

starts now and good evening everyone. >> i'm alex savage and i'm heather holmes. it is the unofficial start of summer and millions of people are hitting the road for the memorial day weekend. >> let's take a live look now at the traffic conditions all around the bay area. as many people are getting out of town right now, you're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, the richmond-san rafael bridge, the san mateo bridge, as well as highway four near bay point. >> but it has been a nightmare trying to get into or around san francisco today. these are live pictures from the bay bridge toll plaza, which you can see is really backed up at this hour. and 880 in berkeley, near the university avenue exit. also, jam packed westbound traffic has been congested for hours. the far right westbound lane is still blocked on the bay bridge after this, a big rig trailer burst into flames. the fire started before ten this morning. officials say the driver detached the tractor after the fire started and that no one was hurt. the trailer, though, was filled with