if you're on the roads. the chp's message to anyone who's getting behind the wheel this memorial day weekend and more than 120,000 people expected to be in napa this weekend for the bottlerock music festival. a live report with how that festival is impacting nearby businesses.

>> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning to you. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend one and all. memorial day weekend at that. and a bit of a surprise a little bit of rain out there that kind of surprised me. driving in. >> yeah. windshield wipers on. i don't like it. >> wipers moving away. >> let's excuse me. it was a surprise to me. >> it was. we were zip tripping yesterday. >> i was actually telling someone at the zip trip, which is cold in concord yesterday. i'm like, no matter how many times i said our weather team warns us, even though you tell us that when that weather changes, as dramatically as it does, i'm still like, what is happening right? >> i was watching the two of you in concord yesterday morning, bright and early at 9:00, bundling up right down jackets. we had a temperature drop of 17 degrees in concord yesterday. that was the big falloff. as far as your temperatures are concerned. good morning everybody. today we'll just kind of ride with it until the big

change again tomorrow. so if you're heading to bottle rock and boy what is it? over 100,000 people are expected to do so this weekend. you can bank on clearing skies. and as you look at these, temperatures, might look kind of coolish, but it's actually perfect. so says tom vacar, who was out there yesterday. did you guys know steph curry is going to be there with bradley cooper tomorrow? no performing. really? yes. storm tracker you can't see the condensation, but there is drizzle all associated with this. take a look very carefully here. look to the north out towards eureka and watch. here it comes right there diving through the bay area. that is what is squeezing out a little bit of condensation this morning. enhancing that marine layer. can't even see the tip top of the golden gate bridge. standing 746ft. which leads me to believe visibility is less than two miles in half moon bay and throughout most of the coast side, seven miles to the north in santa rosa. work. now it is 50 after dropping into the mid 40s and petaluma and in cotati

were now at 49. in napa, 54 tri-valley and across the bay in belmont and burlingame. later today. yes these temperatures are unseasonably cool by at least a good 1012 degrees 50 beaches, barely climbing to the low 70s in our inland areas. it does get warmer for your sunday, revealing ample sunshine on through memorial day with seasonal conditions. we have that full weekend forecast minutes away, but right now let's say good morning to claudine. all right. >> thanks, roberta. well, expect a busy day in the north bay today as day two of napa valley's bottlerock festival gets underway. today, pearl jam will take the stage. last night's headliners included megan thee stallion and stevie nicks. disciple was quick to sing the songs get back, the fleetwood mac singer and former san jose state university student, performed before that sold out crowd as the closing act of day one. an estimated

100,000 people a day are expected to attend bottlerock. this memorial day weekend. many music lovers attending the festival this year are bringing their children 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. >> 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 music superstars at sheeran and norah jones will also be performing at bottlerock this weekend. >> now, the annual memorial day weekend concert did again kick off last night, and it can be busy for businesses there. let's go to ktvu betty yu live for us in downtown napa, where local businesses are seeing that boost. good morning betty. >> good morning claudine. that's right. many businesses here in downtown napa are already open, and they tell me that they are ready for the big crowds this weekend. as you said, 40,000 people are expected yet again

for bottlerock. and we know people come from near and far for this festival. one of the local businesses that will benefit this weekend is right behind me here. the napa river in its conveniently located within walking distance of the festival here in downtown napa. they tell me they're completely sold out this weekend. and in fact, an employee says that guests typically book one year out because these rooms go so fast. and this weekend. now here's a look at last night's festivities. musicians from all genres perform on multiple stages all weekend long. of course, the food and wine are big draws as well. for bottlerock vendors come from near and far to sell world class food. now, we asked some folks yesterday what was their favorite lobster tots. >> i think those are a standout. >> i'll give it a ten if it's actual lobster. >> i can't see it. >> so one of those businesses that will also benefit this weekend is sweetie pie's bakery,

and that's located just right next to the napa river inn. they tell me that they've brought in extra staff members to handle the crowds. this weekend, and a supervisor told me that this is the biggest weekend after thanksgiving for them, so they look forward to this all year long. and again, claudine, tonight's big headliner, pearl jam. we know a lot of fans will be ready for that. rock band. >> yeah, i bet, so i'll take it away. thank you very much. betty, you up in napa? there are a lot of events. this memorial day weekend. we got you covered here at ktvu with a list of things to do around the bay area. check it out@ktvu.com, or our app to plan out your big holiday weekend. a mechanical problem at the mare island causeway bridge in vallejo will keep it from opening and closing a boat traffic for the next week. city leaders say those traveling to bottle rock via boat should use the san francisco bay ferry and the connector vine transit bus. both

are located at the vallejo ferry terminal. vine transit services are free for those attending this weekend's big music festival up in wine country. >> oakland police are now offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to more arrests in the shooting on the skyline high school campus. this all happened on thursday night, shortly after the school's graduation ceremony. police say one suspect is already in custody in connection with the shooting that wounded three adults. one man was among a large group of people leaving the graduation ceremony when they heard the sound of gunfire, 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. >> all three shooting victims are expected to survive. police say the gunfire followed a fight between two groups of people in the skyline high parking lot. >> two people have been charged in a case of retail theft that totaled more than a half $1 million. 33 year old irene cruz, 21 year old jose cruz were both

charged by the alameda county da with organized retail theft and receiving over $541,000 in stolen property. the bus in oakland and sacramento county last year uncovered thousands of items including cosmetics, toiletries, medicine and cleaning supplies. investigators also seized cash and a loaded handgun in a storage facility in oakland. >> well, the california highway patrol is out in full force this holiday weekend looking for any reckless behavior. the statewide maximum enforcement period started last night. it's going to run through midnight on tuesday. more officers will be on patrol to address the expected surge in holiday travelers, and they'll be targeting drivers that are speeding, distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. >> well, unfortunately, there's still people out there that do decide to get behind a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. we definitely

encourage them to obviously be a sober driver for somebody, if you have been drinking, take advantage of those rideshare services, a taxi, public transportation, or if you have to just walk, but absolutely, we're going to be definitely, probably seeing, dui drivers out there on the road and hopefully being able to take them off. >> the chp says having more officers on the road will allow them to respond to issues more quickly, and hopefully save lives. >> lanes are finally back open on highway 101 in south san jose, following a deadly crash. this happened just before noontime friday near blossom hill road. chp says a wrong way driver was heading northbound in the southbound lanes and slammed into a big rig. driver in the car died at the scene. the big rig driver was not injured. the crash caused about 100 gallons of fuel to spill out onto the road and triggered a huge, huge traffic backup southbound lanes of highway 101 reopened around 845 last night, and it was a

slow going getting into san francisco friday because of a big rig up fire on the bay bridge, backing up traffic for miles. the truck's trailer was seen burning in the westbound lanes of the bridge just east of treasure island. the trailer was filled with produce. thankfully, nobody injured there. the exact cause of the fire is unknown, but s.f. fire department says the trailer's rear brakes may have been overheated and invasive. >> mosquito is causing some concerns in santa clara county. >> yes, and those bugs were first discovered earlier this year, but efforts to eradicate them so far have been unsuccessful. ktvu mark sayer has more from vector control, who is drawing up a new plan to fight the species. >> so then we'll go ahead and take her and put her in an ice box. >> taylor kelly with santa clara county vector control is checking mosquito traps which have been set in this quiet residential neighborhood in the east san jose foothills, connected. nobody knows how

these mosquitoes arrived here, but the fact that they are taking hold in a residential neighborhood is of particular concern. >> as of april, our surveillance team has found 12 mosquitoes, which poses a significant public risk to our community. >> the mosquitoes in question are called aedes aegypti, and while they are not native to california, they do exist in some counties in central and southern california. but the concern is that they can transmit diseases which are harmful to humans. >> the mosquito is known to transmit diseases like zika, yellow fever, chikungunya and dengue. >> doctor monica roy, with santa clara county public health, says the health risk right now is low. but stopping the mosquitoes now is important. >> if the mosquito were to become established, this would pose a risk to everyone in our community, but would be particularly concerning for our pregnant people, elderly family members and those with compromised immune systems at any given time, there are between 30 and 45 traps like

this one. >> in this neighborhood. every day staff members come here, take the contents out and take them to the lab for analysis, and then they move them to different locations to try to capture the widest sample possible. >> the mosquito i heard will kill people. >> vector control says residents in this area have been cooperative with allowing inspections for standing water, such as puddles, dog bowls, and bird feeders. shu tang lives across the street from some of the traps, so anything they do, including spraying to kill these mosquitoes. okay with you? >> yes, of course i'm happy. okay. i'm glad they do it. the vector control district will hold a community meeting at the alum rock library at 6:00 next tuesday, with spraying set to begin on wednesday morning. >> reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> she is toast. we say tao is toast. tao is definitely toast. >> critics of oakland mayor shengtao say they have enough

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will have enough signatures to put the recall on the upcoming november ballot. the group called oakland united to recall shengtao says they have collected more than 30,000 signatures, surpassing the required 25,000, and they say they will collect over 40,000 signatures. and then they will submit them for verification. they argue that the mayor has failed to get a handle on crime in the city, and they believe they will be successful. >> with respect to the 40,000 that sends the message that we already have more people signing to recall you than who voted for you to get elected in the first place. >> we have reached out to the mayor's office for comment, but have not heard back. an heir to the levi strauss fortune who is also a candidate in the race for san francisco's mayor, says he will fund his own campaign. daniel lurie says his decision to use his own money and decline public financing will save san francisco taxpayers $1.2

million. that's the money he would have received from the city's public financing program for political campaigns. larry's announcement comes amid what is expected to be the most expensive race for mayor in the city's history. >> well, video gamers across the bay area are celebrating plans for a new store in san francisco. nintendo is launching its second u.s. store in union square. the japanese based video game giant hasn't released details on that store, but says it is expected to open next year. right now, the only other nintendo store in the country is located in new york city, and that two story building is filled with nintendo games, merchandise, and all of the consoles. union square has a space for a similar layout. >> they have a lot of exclusive merch. there so you can buy like hoodies, hats, t shirts for a lot of franchises that you don't see. so there's some more obscure ones like arms or metroid that you don't see a lot of merch for. there's, of course like the exclusive mario's. there's a plushies people travel to go out there to, you know,

visit that store from like everywhere. >> so to have that out here and it be so close is actually pretty cool. >> officials say nintendo's decision to launch its second u.s. store in san francisco shows the strategic significance of doing business in the bay area, south lake tahoe bracing for a very busy holiday weekend, city officials are asking visitors to be respectful of the area. >> certainly pick up your trash. in addition, boat owners must follow inspection orders before entering the lake. the mayor of south lake tahoe says that will help keep invasive species out of lake tahoe. the mayor is also urging visitors to take all the precautions when entering the water. he says it's colder than it appears, especially in some of the deeper areas. >> all right. we want to know about your plans for memorial day weekend. and so it is our question of the day. we've got three options for you to choose from. and we're asking these questions one, do you want to head out of town? two do you

want to find something local to do or three do you like to just chill at home? ding ding. you can vote on our website ktvu.com/vote. and that's where you can weigh in. >> or you might want to go to bottlerock. get out of town road trip up and what who's playing tonight? pearl jam. >> pearl jam is tonight playing. >> and the weather. you better bring a jacket. i was shocked and i know we should listen to you more often, but i did not know we were going to have misty, dewy rain this morning. >> you could always text me, you know that you could do that, and i do. do you know how many people text me and ask me about the weather? oh, i bet i've been thinking about coming out with my own app because they say, oh, i looked at my phone. i got a wedding coming up, i got this. well, there is a lot of things going on, especially now that it is the holiday. good morning everybody. if you are heading out with everybody else to bottlerock and you know steph curry is going to be there with bradley cooper. and i thought i didn't know bradley cooper was a

musician, but think about star is born. >> there you go. >> he sang he can. yes >> i don't know if he does. he play an instrument. >> he plays a guitar. >> guitar? well yeah. >> and then i heard cameron diaz has been out in the, you know, the grassy area, the grassy knoll. and she's been doing cooking demonstrations. >> wow. multi-talented folks. >> yeah. i want to be there just for that. okay. today, very similar to yesterday, if not just a couple of degrees cooler at bottle rock. breezy conditions, but tom vacar, who was out there reporting all day long, says it's just perfect. and then partly sunny on sunday with warmer conditions. i heard saint patrick was amazing last night. people are saying that she is one of the leading guitars in the 21st century, and she played right before stevie nicks, our own stevie nicks graduate of saint. what did i say? some. oh, i said saint patrick. oh, well, i'm sorry, saint vincent, thank you for that. that clarification there. okay. storm surge. i just love her. storm tracker does not pick up any precipitation at this particular time, but we are

seeing it due to that right there. the thickening of the marine layer, it's now down. it's surpassing the tip top of the tower, the golden gate bridge that stands 746ft tall. so it gives you a good idea that there is some drizzle associated with that thickening up at the marine layer. temperatures are now pretty much out of the 40s, except for napa at 49 degrees. the difference today we're actually more mild than yesterday at this time, but the wind has been blowing. and when that wind does increase westerly 10 to 20 gusts up to 35mph, that's when it feels raw. that's when there's a chill in the air. so you need to dress in layers today again, not picking up any precipitation. according to our storm tracker live radar. but we do see the enhancement of the marine layer along the coast and into our inland area. so when does it clear by 2:00 this afternoon. look at that. we will have more ample sunshine today in comparison to yesterday and tomorrow morning. additional sunshine which will allow our temperatures to warm up to near seasonal levels. so today we're forecasting mid 50s at the

beaches 60s around the bay and peninsula. only a pair of sixes and pleasanton livermore, san ramon and in dublin outside number will be santa rosa at 73 degrees. coastal areas stay cloudy and cozy in the 50s. otherwise more seasonal sunday and then a perfect day on monday for your memorial day. claudine and frank. >> all right. thank you roberta. happening today. carnival in san francisco is back for its 46th annual celebration. it is a free two day festival that covers 17 blocks in the mission district. there will be international food, music and entertainment. that event will run from 10 a.m. until six today and tomorrow. the grand parade will showcase latin culture from a variety of countries such as mexico, brazil and jamaica. >> busy weekend coming up next. pier 39. aquarium of the bay. losing accreditation. the concerns mounting over finances and staff morale there. whe we

and stripped of a key accreditation. the association of zoos and aquariums announced that it's rescinding the accreditation, citing concerns about the aquarium's financial stability, its staffing capabilities and employee morale. overall and turnover. aquarium's chairman says this loss is among the reasons why

the board asked aquarium president and ceo george jacob to resign on wednesday. aquarium will remain open, though, and has until june the 13th to appeal that decision. >> happening today a celebration of culture and history at san francisco's chinatown. the city's first chinatown cultural festival will include lion dance performances, martial art demos, classic chinese music therapy and much more. it is an event put on by the chinatown history and culture association, and is intended to attract new visitors to chinatown. >> you want chinatown to open for everyone. besides the food, the tourist place that you visit or the boba shop that you want to go, we also want to bring people with a memory. we want people to come to stay and to learn and to share what we have. we have a lot of treasure undiscovered. >> the festival is free. it is family friendly. starts at 11:00 this morning on grand avenue between broadway and california. the parade will start at 130 in

the afternoon, and memorial day weekend is underway, and lots of people are expected to hit the roads. the chp is already out in force. we'll tell you what to expect from the highway patrols. maximum enforcement effort, and one bay area city says it's made remarkable progress towards housing the homeless. >> and now voters are being asked if they want to continue the revenue stream that is paying for it. that story much more at th

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in bottle rock kicked off yesterday. what you need to know if you are heading up that way this weekend. holiday road trippers will be paying more at the pump this memorial day. a price check and the reason why coming up right here on mornings on two from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning barry. if you're waking up saying my goodness it's not only cold, it's wet outside. and i think we were all a little bit surprised. but here we go. memorial day weekend is coming in a little bit on the chilly side. welcome back to mornings on two and happy memorial day. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> it is saturday, may 25th. let's talk about our weather. roberta gonzales watching it for us and everyone is talking about it because it was such a steep drop. we had such beautiful, hot, warm. it felt like summer

was coming. the unofficial start to summer this weekend. everyone's like, oh yes, summer is here. and then yesterday hit and even warned. i think when you have a double digit drop it. it still is a little shock to the system. >> yeah, and you could blame it on that right there. do you see it. >> that the fog. >> yeah. it is the fog and the fog to our may gray. and therefore we will transition into june gloom. and because of that thick marine layer, we fired up our doppler radar, our storm tracker, not picking up any condensation, but it's there . now take a look at our storm tracker. now see that right there? right now, heading towards the bay area. that is the trough that enhanced the marine layer and left us with the drizzle this morning. but looking out at the greater lake tahoe area, we will have that forecast for you coming up. but boy doug michaelson thank you. he's in our engineer department. i really am grateful for you sharing that with us. a lot of people heading up to tahoe visibility an issue due to the marine layer this morning. one

mile half moon bay, seven miles and the santa rosa area 50 were earlier this morning. it dropped to the mid and high 40s in cotati and sebastopol and guerneville. 54 currently in livermore and the winds are breezy. yes, again. and they will remain with us today, kicking up out of the west 10 to 20mph at times right now. a gust at oakland at 21mph right now, belmont, burlingame, san mateo, your winds are blowing up to 14. these winds will gust up to 25 and 35. late day. and that does add to the daytime chill. pinpoint your neighborhood 56. that's as good as it gets today in pacifica with layers of clouds. we will have some partial clearing in san francisco, but only 60. but keep in mind the average high 64 for this time of the year should be flirting with 80 inland, but instead 70 antioch and fairfield, 73, in santa rosa. so the bottom line is morning cloudiness, breezy conditions. we will turn sunny today. more clearing than yesterday. it's

going to be a good looking day for your sunday with a little bit of recovery and then a seasonal gorgeous day for your memorial day. we're going to go ahead and pinpoint more on this big doings weekend, including your oakland a's forecast. and frank, that is just moments away. >> yeah, go do it weekend is one old meteorologist used to say good stuff. all right. thank you roberta. and it's also day two of napa valley's bottlerock festival gets underway today. last night, megan thee stallion and stevie nicks hit the stage. headlining the event today will be pearl jam ktvu. betty yu is in downtown napa, where local businesses are seeing a big boost this weekend and that is welcome news. and betty, welcome yourself to the weekend, so it's great to have you. >> thank you so much, frank. i'm very happy to be here. and we know that today some 40,000 people will be very excited to return back here to napa valley. now, bottlerock is largely sold

out, but we did check you can still go on its website and request to buy or sell tickets. if you're still looking this morning. but again, all of this means big business for downtown napa. take a look behind me. the napa river inn is one of its big beneficiaries. i spoke to the hotel this morning. they tell me they are completely sold out. in fact, these rooms were reserved a year in advance. now, a look at last night's festivities. as you said, stevie nicks took the stage among other icons. now musicians all weekend long from different genres perform on different stages. of course, the big attractions this weekend are also the food and the wine vendors come from all across the bay area and beyond to sell some of their most popular eats. sweet sweetie pies rather bakery, which is located next to the napa river inn, also has a booth located inside this festival, so they have two big

streams of revenues this weekend . we spoke to the supervisor this morning. >> it's nice. it's it can be insane. it can be crazy. but it is something that we do look forward to. we enjoy having the extra people coming in, checking our product out, just viewing what we have and who we are. >> and sweetie pie says that that is a big plus this weekend, introducing their brand to people that are not from the napa or the bay area region. they also tell me that they have been preparing for this weekend a month in advance. again, tonight's big performer, pearl jam, among other popular artists . back to you. >> all right, betty, thank you for that. there are a lot of events over the memorial day weekend, and we got you covered with a list of things to do in and around the bay area. go to ktvu.com, or check out our app to plan out your memorial day holiday weekend. well the california highway patrol is out in full force this holiday weekend looking for anyone who's not driving safely.

>> the statewide maximum enforcement period started last night. it's going to run through midnight on tuesday. you're taking a look at the golden gate bridge this morning, where you can see that that fog we're talking about hanging over there. so be safe. if you're on the roads this morning, keep in mind more officers will be out on patrol addressing the expected surge in holiday travelers travelers. and they will be targeting drivers that are speeding or distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 1100 dui arrests and barry roads were packed friday as people got a jump on the holiday weekend. >> here's what it looked like on interstate 80 through emeryville. berkeley late friday afternoon and friday's are never good there, especially on a holiday. you can see it was slow heading both directions west into the city and eastbound towards albany and el cerrito, and millions of americans will be paying more at the pump this year. but for hitting the road over the holiday weekend and the

summer, according to triple a, the national average for a gallon of gasoline is about $3.60. we would love that. a lot more expensive here in california as we know where. it's about $5 a gallon. the biden administration says it's working on a plan to lower gas prices between memorial day and the 4th of july. 1 million barrels of gasoline will be sold from supply reserves. critics, however, say there's a better solution for all these high prices. >> we estimate that about 400,000 more barrels a day are going to be used because of the summer driving season. we need more production, more production of oil and gas and gasoline in the united states. >> we will make energy affordable again by saying drill, baby, drill, drill, baby, drill. >> a recent poll shows nearly half of americans say gas prices are a major problem with families. >> your memorial day cookout

might be more expensive than normal this year. families can expect to pay about 10% more for barbecue items, such as ground beef, hot dogs, buns, and popular condiments, according to real time product company data assembly. the price of burgers is up nearly 15% and families will pay about $30 more on average for all those other cookout items like chips and salads. however other items like buns, ketchup, mustard those are only up by a few cents. >> small price. all right, memorial day weekend. cal fire wants to remind everyone of the hidden risks if you're heading towards rivers when you look at the surface of the river, you don't really see all the hazards under the water. >> there could be man made and natural features that can entrap you, injure you, you can get hung up on. so it's very deceptive that it is. >> cal fire advises to wear a personal flotation device, watch for hazards and consider pro guidance for rafting rough water, a vacant lot in san francisco's south of market

neighborhood is becoming more than just an eyesore. >> what started as an empty plot of land is now a small lake filled with trash. ktvu zac sos has more on concern from neighbors. >> it started out as small little ponds and it turned into a great big pond. >> no, does not smell very good. >> neighbors eyeing a vacant lot at shipley and fifth in san francisco's soma district, transforming over the last few weeks into a putrid, trash filled urban lake of sorts. >> i'd say it's been about six weeks now, and it's gradually been rising at first it started as like kind of a very shallow pond, and it's just been growing ever since. >> the question on everyone's mind where's the water coming from? >> at first, maybe i thought it was coming from the c, a building permit at the site is registered to three 65th llc, the san francisco business times reporting that in 2017, the city approved plans for a 127 unit residential building here, but the construction stalled after the site's developer failed to

make monthly loan payments on the property. >> the site's future now in limbo. >> they had the pump over there running, and it's been shut down. >> the san francisco public utilities commission says it sent a crew out thursday to collect water samples at the site, but that they were unable to gain access due to the fence. right now, they think the source of the flooding is likely. groundwater maps of the area from the 19 century indicate a marsh at the site. >> our building is going to start sinking, i don't really know, and with the warmer summer months approaching, neighbors also worried once it starts warming up, it's going a big, big, big mosquito mess and, you know, god knows what other airborne diseases that can carry. hopefully the city or somebody will come in and put something in there. >> a violation posted monday from the city's public works department appears to be tied to a container on the sidewalk. as for the standing water, the city's department of building inspection says it's looking into the situation. >> the message the city is find out who's responsible and hold

them to that. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news well, we did reach out to the developer, tied to the site and so far we have not heard back. >> we are also waiting to hear from the city on how it plans to address this. >> for the last six years, berkeley has used property transfer tax money to pay for services for those that are experiencing homelessness in their city. in november, berkeley voters will decide whether to renew that source of funding. measure p is a tax on the sale of properties over $1.5 million in value. it provided some $10 million in annual funding. berkeley mayor and state senate candidate jesse aragon says unsheltered homelessness has been reduced by 45. >> 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. >> aragon says that berkeley has also been able to leverage the

money to get tens of millions of dollars in funding from the state. measure passed with more than 72% of the vote back in 2018, the california high speed rail project has made significant progress for a key portion of the ultimate route from la to san francisco. >> the high speed rail authority completed an environmental review for a 38 mile stretch that runs through the san gabriel mountains in southern california. now, if the authority's board of directors approves it next month, that entire route from san francisco to la would be cleared to begin construction. other obstacles remain in getting the project completed, including securing the estimated $135 billion in funding. >> happening today, san jose's world famous winchester mystery house has a new attraction for its memorial day weekend. visitors start on the saturday. they will have access to sections of the home on south winchester boulevard. that's always been off limits to the public. this new hour long tours part of winchester mystery house new explore more tours. there

are several reasons parts of the historic home have been closed to the public for years. until now, they have often wondered the closed doors and the closed spaces, what lurks behind that? >> and sometimes the answer is, you know, very ordinary that, you know, operationally, they're just not safe to access because those are areas that are closed off or it had earthquake damage from the 1906 quake. >> tickets for the new attraction start at 18 bucks for kids ages 5 to 12, $40 for adults, and it kicks off today. coming up, inviting doctors from arizona across the border to perform abortions in california, the new state laws expected to affect patients. >> well, it's been showing movies in concord for decades. we'll take a closer look at the family owned drive in that offers a timeless experience. >> see that right there, right now that is the marine layer. it is invading sfo, so it's

limiting visibility and even causing some drizzle this morning. the impact it will have on your weekend and memorial day. the bay area forecast is on deck and will be coming up right after t

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hope you join us for the return of zip trips this summer on mornings on two. this year's series kicked off in concord yesterday morning, where we got a sample of all things that are unique to the east bay, and one of them is family owned and operated. it's a drive in in concord that's been a staple in the community for decades. >> i went to one of the hot spots, a place actually. you and i have both been through the years in that city that creates movie magic with an experience that endures through the years. the sun sets and the skies go dark, and when the lights on the marquee turn on at the west wind solano drive in, a transformation takes place. >> so tonight we're showing a kung fu, the ministry of, warfare. yeah, that whatever. perfect. just for two. >> the cars start coming. >> of course, you guys enjoy your night. >> the popcorn starts popping, and this vast stretch of asphalt

at the west wind drive-in transforms to give us a little movie magic. >> as soon as you get here. like, just like tonight. it's such a beautiful night. you can sit out here, watch a movie, have great snacks, and you know that it's just a great time with people all around you. >> there is something just timeless about the drive in. it never really changes. >> it really hasn't. it's just i mean, it's you kind of have to experience it. it's got that old school feel, and it's just like, you can't you can't really compare it to anything else. >> maybe it's our nostalgia that keeps it going. maybe it's the fact that in a world of multiplexes, recliners and rising prices, the drive in has stayed as a place we can count on. >> it's more affordable and it's sort of going to, you know, a walk in theater where our ticket prices are $9 per adult and then kids 5 to 11 or $2. and then for free. >> israel alcarez says he and his family are regulars. >> i'm here, i would say, at

least every other month. >> this month, he came with his son's baseball team, and there's always time before the sun goes down to enjoy some time together. >> the first time i came was, i would say probably back in 2012. my son was about two years old. yeah. and ever since we came, we just never, never left. >> the family owned company operates six drive-ins, enough to make it the largest drive in chain in the world. but this is the only drive in you'll find between sacramento and san jose. and it is cemented. it seems, in childhood memories. >> yeah, i actually grew up watching. i actually grew up coming here to the drive ins and the next generation of movie lovers may have been deprived of this age old tradition. >> this drive in actually closed for about four years in the early 2000, and would have stayed closed if not for a visit. in 2007. >> we were visiting and decided to, you know, why not give it a

try? fired up the projector and it worked. the two projectors worked and we reopened. we reopened, on, free movie. we had a free movie night that night, and we had this place was packed and they've kept coming. >> i think it'll last. >> i mean, we've, we've we've been around for drive-ins, have been around for quite a while. i don't i don't think we're going anywhere. >> no, things aren't exactly the same. laser technology makes the movie on that 90 foot screen brighter sound. now comes through our car stereos. but some things don't change. >> best parking spot is going to be closer to the front, but not the front row. >> my favorite spot is right smack in the middle. >> the best space is definitely towards the back. >> the best place to park is right in the middle. >> wherever you park. as long as you are here. when the sun sets and the projector starts going, you'll find the magic that comes with it. in a world where so

much changes, so much here doesn't. and if we're honest, we kind of hope it never does. well, that was conquered. we have another adventure coming. make sure to join us when we head to saratoga in just two weeks from the serene hakone gardens to the picturesque mountain winery, we are uncovering what makes saratoga in the silicon valley a unique gem, and you can watch our mornings on to the nine zip trip to saratoga on friday, june 7th, right here on ktvu, fox two, and of course on our fox local app. >> we're talking about theater growing up, i used to work at a 7-eleven right down the street on oliveira road there in concord. and in high school we used to go over there all the time. i saw kerry there and, you know, the scene at the end of kerry where the hand comes out of the grave. every car was freaking out, that's a great take. i kind of forgot it's there. >> yeah. it's nice. roberto. i mean, what people talk about, i mean, it's $9, $9 an adult, $2

for kids 5 to 11. it's a deal. and yet people still have stories of going into the drive in with the trunk of the car. yes, roberto. >> the trunk. right. yeah. well, i think actually, my parents put me in the trunk to save some money. stop. no stop! it was in the mojave desert, right? that's where i was born and raised in barstow. and our theater was out in the middle of the desert. we were sitting on the hood, watching the exorcist, and i slept with the nightlight on for the next ten years of my life. >> the exorcist is in on a big screen. that might get a little ugly. >> yeah, well, if you're going out to the drive in theater this week, you will have better weather than you had this morning. we have a little bit of condensation in the form of drizzle due to the thickening of the marine layer. doppler radar is not picking up any of that precipitation because it's just not notable. it's just enough for you to have to use your windshield wipers occasionally. this is the scene looking out towards the santa clara valley downtown san jose cloud deck down to about 1500ft. air temperature currently in san

jose is in the high 50s. we did drop into the 40s and many of our inland areas early this morning, recovering now into the 50s, but the winds are still breezy. 12 mile per hour winds in napa, gusts up to 21 at oakland. and here is your cloud forecast. did you see that? i'll give you another view of it because we will clear out sooner today than yesterday. and ample sunshine for your sunday pollen. it's still problematic if you suffer from allergies, and i think everybody does except for frank mallicoat. we do have the tree count on the medium to high side, so you could blame it on the oak and the olive tree. but and bethel island, i notice it's the walnut tree count that is on the high side. so again, our doppler radar is picking up the cloud deck. and what we want to do is track that to see when the clouds disperse. we have the rain now being picked up in the form of the mist and the drizzle from the thickening of the marine layer, and it wipes away

by two, 3:00 this afternoon. so you will have some recovery and the temperatures as well. we have a lot of cooler air mass still in place tonight. the building of the clouds again, but not as ominous as it is this morning. heading to the greater lake tahoe area, the average high temperature this time of the year is the low 60s, and by memorial day, plenty of sunshine stretching out to about 72 degrees. 56 in pacifica today, 62 alameda piedmont also in oakland, 64 redwood shores. how about mid 60s tri-valley? 73 degrees. that's our outside number. that's as good as it gets. if you're heading to the oakland a's game. it's fun. i like dancing at the tree house myself. well we do have mostly sunny skies, a bit of a breeze. so you know the drill. dress and layers and go a's. hey, frank and claudine, they're playing the cheating houston astros. sorry. just kind of goes hand in hand, doesn't it? all right. here is your extended forecast. and for memorial day we will

reach our seasonal temperatures as high 50s to low 80s. enjoy your weekend. >> all right. thanks, roberta. a new mural is up in san jose with a special message. how? one major sports team says it is trying to beautify the city. >> and don't forget to cast that vote in our question of the day, it is a holiday and we want to know what are your plans for the memorial day weekend? here are the three options you can pick from. are you going to head out of town right now? that's a laggard. find some something local, or just chill at home and relax and barbecue in your backyard and pay homage to our troops. and a lot of folks look like that's exactly what they're going to do. head on over to ktvu.com/vote weigh in. and we will have the numbers throughout the program. stay right there. (♪)

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licensed to provide abortion services to their patients here in california. governor gavin newsom signed senate bill 233 into law this week, which does allow arizona doctors to come to california and provide abortion care. he says the bill is needed to protect arizona doctors from an old arizona law that threatened abortion providers with prison time. that law has been repealed, but that repeal

isn't expected to take effect for several months. >> california had to offer a lifeline to our sisters in arizona and to doctors, so that doctors could immediately. arizona doctors could immediately get a california medical license. >> members of the group pro-life san francisco say they oppose the new law. that new law does require arizona doctors to send verification in an application for approval. >> about some baseball. the red hot giants facing the mets in the big apple later this morning. it's game two of their series after the g-men rallied in a thrilling comeback winner last night. last night, matt chapman made an incredible defensive play at third base to end the game in the bottom of the ninth, and san francisco defeated the mets eight seven after being down three in the eighth inning. great play, patrick bailey to the rescue there, he hit a grand slam in the eighth. giants latest come from behind victory. san francisco climbed back to 500

ahead of today's game, which starts at 1005 west coast time. meanwhile, the a's will host the astros at the coliseum at 105 this afternoon after losing to houston, six three, in a nightcap last night, jake meyer hit a three run bomb to highlight houston six run fourth inning that gave pitcher justin verlander the victory. a's and astros later this afternoon, and new mural is on display in east san jose. >> it is sponsored by the san jose sharks, but it has nothing to do with hockey. we spoke to the artist of the mural, edgar ochoa. he is a mexican american artist born and raised in san jose, and he says the mural is inspired by his childhood memories of the city and features local landmarks and logos. the san jose sharks say this is one of seven murals to be painted throughout the bay area. well, the california highway patrol is on high alert for any type of reckless behavior on the roads. the chp message to anyone who's getting behind the wheel. this memorial

day weekend. and you've got excuse me, more than 100,000 people expected to be in napa this weekend for the bottle rock music festival. we're going to take you live to napa with a look at how that festival is impacting nearby businesses. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning to you. >> as we hit 8:00 on the dot and we take you outside to the golden gate bridge, where the fog is just kind of yeah, it's still hunkering down, sticking with us though. it's chilly out there and you can see that flag blowing windy. it's chilly and it used to be just a few days ago. sunny, warm. clear. what a difference. this is the bay area, right? couple days. >> it changes just in time for the holiday too. >> just in time. if people had beach, i think on tuesday they were planning a beach weekend. and then today they're like yeah, go to tahoe layers. all right. welcome to mornings on two i'm claudine wong. >> yeah. >> happy weekend everybody i'm

frank mallicoat. well we gave you a sneak peek. let's talk to the woman that knows all things weather on this holiday weekend. good morning. >> it's amazing. frank and claudine, because two weeks ago we started tracking this trough. we actually started seeing oh boy, that's going to make a huge dent in the memorial. they call it a trough. it's a trough. a trough. yeah. and i'll show you that trough on our satellite imagery. good morning everyone. this is what you can anticipate heading out the door right here, right now. mostly cloudy skies. some of these clouds are roughly down to 800ft. so we did see the tip top of the golden gate bridge at 746ft. as far as the towers are concerned, right now, you are looking out towards a bay where the temperatures are in the low 50s. we're now into the 50s to the north, where napa dipped down to 49 degrees earlier this morning. i actually saw 47 degrees in petaluma. 54 now in throughout the tri valley. the winds are still breezy, will be westerly to 20, some gusts 25 to 35 later today. so you can count on that. here's

your visibility. an issue along the seashore at three quarters of a mile. now watch that the clouds do begin to dissipate. temperatures later today. 50s to low 60s. beachside peninsula and bayside, up to 73 degrees. that's our warmest spot to the north. and santa rosa. good morning, san jose. you'll top off at 68 degrees. so the bottom line is we will see earlier burn off today, but the winds remain with us tomorrow. so ample sunshine, but the bestest day of all will be on memorial day. warmer conditions and seasonal high temperatures. full forecast minutes away. but right now, let's send it back over to claudine. >> okay. thank you. roberta well, expect a busy day in the north bay today as day two of napa valley's bottlerock festival gets underway today, pearl jam will take the stage. last night's headliners included megan thee stallion and stevie nicks. disciple was quick to sing the songs get back, the fleetwood mac singer and former

san jose state university student, performed before that sold out crowd as the closing act of day one. an estimated 100,000 people a day are expected to attend bottlerock. during this memorial day weekend. many music lovers attending the festival this year are bringing their children 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. >> 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 sla, mom sla, i like it. >> music superstars ed sheeran and norah jones are also going to be performing at bottlerock this weekend, and the festival will have an economic impact. let's go to ktvu. betty yu, who is live for us this morning in downtown napa, talking to local businesses who are expecting to see a big boost this weekend from the crowds. good morning betty. >> good morning claudine. that's right. many businesses tell me

that they have been preparing for this event a month in advance, and they've also brought in extra staff members this weekend to handle all of the crowds. some 40,000 people are expected today alone. of course, they come for the music, the food and the wine. and all of this means big business for the local economy. take a look. one of the most popular spots right behind me, the napa river inn. now they tell me that rooms have been booked far in advance. some folks booked the rooms ahead of next year's festival, so they have been up and at it, as well as sweetie pie's bakery right next door. but first, a look at last night's festivities. 100,000 people, as you mentioned, expected all weekend long, 75 musical acts from all different genres will perform on multiple stages. this weekend. there are big name acts, but of course a great food and wine lineup including a culinary stage. now, sweetie pie bakery says that it has a booth

also inside the festival, and they tell me that the only weekend to top this one is thanksgiving. so far, it's been fun. >> crazy, insane. but this is something that we're used to. i think this is 13 years. we're going on now doing this and we're ready every single year. so one of the busiest weekends ever. >> yes, yes. >> as far as events, yes. this is one of our busiest weekends ever. >> and tonight's big headliner is pearl jam, sure to draw thousands of fans to the area. and one thing to note, the bottlerock does have a series of after shows, so if you can't get into the festival, you can still buy tickets to those acts. and those are happening at venues all across the bay area in napa. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you betty. there are a lot of events over the memorial day weekend, and we got you covered with a list of things to do in and around the bay. go to

ktvu.com or our app to plan out your holiday weekend. a mechanical problem at the mare island causeway bridge in vallejo will keep it from opening and closing a boat traffic, at least for the next week. city leaders say those traveling up to bottle rock via boat should use the san francisco bay ferry and the connector vine transit bus. both are located at the vallejo ferry terminal. vine transit services are free for those attending this weekend's big music festival up in napa. >> well, oakland police are now offering a $15,000 reward for information more arrests in the shooting on the skyline high school campus. it all happened on thursday night, shortly after the school's graduation ceremony. police say one suspect is already in custody in connection with the shooting that wounded three adults. one man was among a large group of people leaving the graduation ceremony and says that's when they heard the sound of gunfire. >> they 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. >> all three shooting victims are expected to survive. police say the gunfire followed a fight between two groups of people in the skyline high school parking lot. >> two people have been charged in a case of retail theft that totaled more than a half a million bucks. 33 year old irene cruz, 21 year old jose cruz were both charged by the alameda county da with the organized retail theft and receiving over $541,000 in stolen property. the bust in oakland and sacramento county last year uncovered thousands of items including cosmetics, toiletries, medicine and cleaning supplies. investigators also seized cash and a loaded gun in a storage facility in oakland. >> well, the california highway patrol is out in full force this holiday weekend looking for any reckless behavior. the statewide maximum enforcement period started last night, and it's going to run through midnight on tuesday. more officers will be on patrol to address the expected surge in holiday

travelers, and they're going to be targeting drivers that are speeding, distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 100 dui arrests. >> all lanes finally back open highway 101 in south san jose following a deadly crash. all this happened just before noontime friday near blossom hill road. the chp says a wrong-way driver was headed north in the southbound lanes and slammed right into that big rig. the driver of the car died at the scene. the big rig driver was not injured. the crash caused about 100 gallons of fuel to spill onto the road, triggered a monster traffic backup. southbound lanes. highway 101 reopened around 845 last night, and a slow go to get over the bay bridge into san francisco friday because of a big rig that caught fire on the bay bridge, backing up traffic for miles, the truck's trailer was seen burning in the westbound lanes of the bridge a little east of treasure island, but not far. the trailer was

filled with produce. you can see oranges and such out on the freeway. thankfully, nobody was injured. the exact cause of that fire unknown. but the san francisco fire department says trailers rear brakes may have overheated. >> your time now is 809, and an invasive mosquito is causing some concerns in santa clara county that it is. >> the bugs were first discovered earlier this year, but efforts to eradicate them so far have been unsuccessful. ktvu is mark sayer has more from vector control, who is drawing up a new plan to fight the species. >> so then we'll go ahead and take her and put her in an ice box. >> taylor kelly with santa clara county vector control, is checking mosquito traps which have been set in this quiet residential neighborhood in the east san jose foothills, connected. nobody knows how these mosquitoes arrived here, but the fact that they are taking hold in a residential neighborhood is of particular concern. >> as of april, our surveillance team has found 12 mosquitoes,

which poses a significant public risk to our community. >> the mosquitoes in question are called aedes aegypti, and while they are not native to california, they do exist in some counties in central and southern california. but the concern is that they can transmit diseases which are harmful to humans. >> the mosquito is known to transmit diseases like zika, yellow fever, chikungunya and dengue. >> doctor monica roy, with santa clara county public health, says the health risk right now is low, but stopping the mosquitoes now is important. >> if the mosquito were to become established, this would pose a risk to everyone in our community, but would be particularly concerning for our pregnant people, elderly family members and those with compromised immune systems at any given time, there are between 30 and 45 traps like this one. >> in this neighborhood. every day staff members come here. take the contents out and take them to the lab for analysis, and then they move them to different locations to try to

capture the widest sample possible. >> the mosquito i heard will kill people. >> vector control says residents in this area have been cooperative with allowing inspections for standing water, such as puddles, dog bowls, and bird feeders. shu tang lives across the street from some of the traps, so anything they do, including spraying to kill these mosquitoes. okay with you? >> yes, of course i'm happy. okay. i'm glad they do it. >> the vector control district will hold a community meeting at the alum rock library at 6:00 next tuesday, with spraying set to begin on wednesday morning. reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> up next, governor newsom's new budget priorities prioritizing climate change over early childhood education. critics warning of the costly consequences. >> and high school seniors in east oakland celebrate their decisions on where they're going to attend college in the fall. the support, they say, that

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for children that have disabilities. that new proposal will scale back millions of dollars in early childhood education programs. critics argue cutting preschool services would end up costing the state

more in the future, say children, and early childhood education programs may not need as much intervention in later years. >> well, this is an exciting memorial day holiday for dozens of students at one oakland high school, i guess so ktvu tori gaines tells us they attended a special ceremony on campus. >> this happened yesterday to make a big announcement on their future. >> confetti and cheers filled oakland city high's auditorium on friday in honor of more than 75 seniors heading to college this fall. many are proud to be heading to colleges right here in california, and some are ready for the adventure that awaits at colleges out of state. 97% of oakland unity's college bound students are the first in their family to go to college. i'm actually first generation myself, so i think just like kind of being an example for like younger family members is really empowering and motivating. >> and on my journey of higher

education challenges that first generation students face can sometimes stop the college application process altogether. >> from financial aid forms to college interviews, the process can be overwhelming, but the results can be life changing. students at oakland unity tell us their support system made all the difference. >> the process was a little long and tedious. i like it was multiple steps on top of another, and there was some information that i just couldn't get that i just didn't know. and it was hard for me to get it. and i had to talk to my counselor, make meetings to get it done across oakland, only 50% of black and brown seniors who graduate are considered college ready. >> oakland unity touts a unique success in the city. 94% of the school's graduating seniors are considered college ready by academic standards. families in action for quality education, a nonprofit that serves students in oakland, tell us they want to see that expectation change. the organization started to raise the bar initiative while partnering with 15 schools to improve student outcomes. many

of oakland unity's graduating seniors benefited from those efforts. >> the team here at oakland unity, they believe anything is possible for the kids here. they're right in the middle of deep east oakland. there are tons of challenges around us, but kids come to school here with a supportive team and family that really thinks of them as family world. >> get ready because the class of 2024 is up next. >> look out world. good stuff. thank you tori. south lake tahoe is bracing for a busy holiday weekend. city officials are asking visitors to be respectful of the area and, of course, pick up any trash. in addition, boat owners must follow inspection orders before entering the water. mayor of south lake says that they will keep invasive species out of the lake. mayor also urging visitors to take precautions when entering the lake. he says it's still mighty cold up there and it appears especially cold in some of the

deeper areas of the lake. >> all right, we do want to know what your plans are for memorial day weekend. we've been watching these numbers change all morning long. this is our question of the day. what are you going to do? there are three options to choose from. you can do. head out of town, find something local, or just chill at home. you can see there the results on your screen. single digits for people who want to head out of town but chill at home or find something local. those numbers have kind of been really fluctuating, as people say. well, maybe i'll find something local to do get out of the house, get out of dodge a little bit, weigh in. there's a qr code there on the right upper part of your screen. you can also go to our website at ktvu.com. slash vote. >> yeah, that first unofficial holiday before the summer is always nice to kind of chillax and say hello to family and remember those that have gone, oh, look, it's changing again. >> it's changing again. it's changing to keep talking. >> we're at 65. can we hit 66? all right weather wise if you're bumping around oh it's going down now. that's a good place to

go. right behind us isn't it? it's got better weather than we do right now. >> it does yesterday they had some thunderstorms in the vicinity. but as you can clearly see, it is wonderful. it's pristine. it's stellar. whatever you want to call it. it's nice. and the tahoe area this morning and the forecast for tahoe does call for cool and breezy conditions today. a temperature topping off at 60 when the average high is 62. but check out memorial day. plenty of sunshine at 72 degrees right now. our storm tracker not picking up any kind of precipitation, but we are noting some drizzle and mist very close to the surface, all because of the marine layer. the air temperature right now everybody's into the 50s after dipping down to the mid and high 40s overnight. the winds are still breezy and will continue to increase during the day out of the west, 10 to 20 occasional gusts to 25 and 35 right now. sfo at 1617 at buchanan field and concord. and the winds are

ushering the pollen around. it's the tree count that is on the medium to high side. grass is now coming into play as well, but this is all pretty much territorial, isn't it? i know in bethel island they've been reporting that the walnut tree count is on the high side. again. we're calling on our storm tracker. you can see where the clouds are pushed into the peninsula and the santa clara valley. watch this right here. right now. the precipitation is exiting the state of california. so if you're traveling today, temperatures again in the tahoe area into the 60s south shore will increase to the mid 60s. 86 at the state capitol and 96 in palm springs, which is typical for this time of the year. so the trough breeze through the area late last night. that's what enhanced our marine layer and squeezed out those raindrops. if you want to refer to it as that right there, i had to use my windshield wipers at oh, dark thunder coming in this morning. so here you go with our future cast, we can clock the timing of the clouds retreating

easily. everybody seeing sunshine earlier today with ample sunshine for your sunday and gradual warming. so yesterday was a big drop off in the temperatures. today will be the coolest day. mid 50s beaches 73. our outside number in our inland areas. check it out. warmer conditions sunday and quite seasonal for memorial day. it's a quiet weather pattern each and every day. frank >> roberta. thank you. coming up here, 39 aquarium of the bay losing its accreditation. the concerns mounting over finances and staff morale. that story much m e comin up

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financial stability, staffing capabilities and employee morale, as well as turnover. the aquarium's chairman says this loss is among the reasons why the board asked aquarium president and ceo george jacob to resign on wednesday. the aquarium is going to stay open and has until june 13th to appeal the decision. >> time now. 824 kaiser permanente medical residents have overwhelmingly voted to form a union. union says 99% of those voting were in favor of unionizing. they will be part of the seiu committee of interns and residents union will represent about 450 residents and fellows at kaiser hospitals all across northern california. excuse me? in a statement, the health care giant said, quote, kaiser permanente respects the rights of our employees to choose to be represented by a union. and we have a strong record of working constructively with the unions that our employees elect to represent them. >> happening today, a celebration of culture and

history at san francisco's chinatown, the city's first chinatown cultural festival, is going to include lion dance performances, martial arts demos, traditional chinese music , chinese therapy and much more. it is an event being put on by the chinatown history and culture association and is intended to attract new visitors to chinatown. >> we want chinatown to open for everyone besides the food, the toys place that you visit or the boba shop that you want to go. we also want to bring people with a memory. we want people to come to stay and to learn and to share what we have. we have a lot of treasure undiscovered. >> the festival is free. it is family friendly. it starts at 11 in the morning along grand avenue between broadway and california. the parade begins at 130 in the afternoon. >> up next, the country's largest retailer is making fishing a little bit easier this summer. the new service they've launched nationwide coming up. >> and if you'd rather float on

the river instead of fish, there's a new service launch today to get you to one of the north bay's most popular summer attractions. opens.

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two, with people spending the memorial day weekend there for the three day music festival bottlerock. how businesses have been preparing for napa's biggest weekend of the year. plus, be ready to share the roads where you can expect the most traffic over the holiday weekend and what to look out for out on that road. coming up. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. need to get away. a lot of folks apparently getting away didn't roberta just gave us some information. right. >> she did. she said the tsa tweeted out that they just screened the most number of people and passengers in its history in one day yesterday across the us. >> how about that? >> over 2 million, 2 million. and i thought that was quite impressive, right? considering you have christmas, thanksgiving, 4th of july, labor day. >> i guess a lot of folks are hitting the skies. at any rate. good morning. it is a kind of a foggy, dewy start to the holiday

weekend, but we'll take it. >> i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. it is saturday, may 25th, and i think the numbers are, you know, when you have a weekend like this, there's like one day to get out, you know, and some of those other holidays people kind of spread it out and leave at different times. but you only got three days to enjoy. you got to move. >> and we're going to enjoy hunkering down. yes because it's so cozy this morning. you just want to toss another blanket. >> we also live in one of the best places in the world, in my opinion, so we don't really need to go anywhere. we can enjoy a thousand different things in the bay. >> there's so much to do. it's a great day to go out to livermore, to wine taste today, or to napa valley or sonoma and enjoy what we do offer here in the bay area. we do promise earlier burn off, but right now we are socked in. and look at that deck. now keep in mind the tip top of the tower at the bay bridge right now is it's 525ft and the clouds are barely just clearing that tip top. it is shrouded in overcast conditions at the golden gate bridge. we're currently. our temperatures are

now all pretty uniform into the 50s. after dipping to the mid and high 40s away from the bay of water, this morning, it's now 52 degrees in walnut creek, and we're still breezy inland. concord at 17, oakland at 14. we have a 16 mile per hour breeze around the peninsula. related. today, these winds will blow out of the west. 10 to 20 gusts, 25 to 35. that makes it feel a little raw at times. today will be the coolest day of the holiday weekend. visibility. due to the overcast conditions, a quarter of a mile and half moon bay, but we have improved in throughout the santa rosa area. but look over towards altamont pass. four mile visibility now. watch this right there. see that arch that is the trough that enhanced the marine layer overnight, leaving us with condensation in the form of mist and drizzle. this morning 50s seashore 60s bayside and peninsula 60s as highs in our inland areas outside 73 degrees in santa rosa. so the bottom

line is we will see the clouds clearing out. earlier today, the abundance of sunshine for your sunday and seasonal weather for memorial day on monday. we'll break it all down for you again. that's coming up in a matter of minutes with your weekend and memorial day forecast. claudine. >> okay. thank you. roberta. well the bottlerock festival is going to have an economic impact on the napa area. bottlerock getting into its second day after a very busy night last night. let's go to ktvu. betty yu live in downtown napa, where businesses are seeing a boost this weekend. you got thousands, tens of thousands of people every day kind of flooding that area. betty >> that's right. claudine. and businesses tell me that they had a very successful friday and they are ready to embrace those big crowds today, 100,000 people and more actually expected all weekend long. take a look behind me. the napa river inn is a

popular spot. this weekend i spoke to the hotel this morning and they tell me that they have been sold out for quite some time because guests booked these rooms a year in advance. a look at last night's festivities icon stevie nicks wowed the crowd, and in all, 75 musicians from all genres will perform on multiple stages all weekend long. there is also a world class food and wine lineup, as well as a culinary stage featuring celebrity and chef performances. sweetie pie's bakery, located right next to napa river inn, said that they've been preparing for bottlerock one month in advance, figuring out pricing and food items that they'll serve this weekend. the owner said that she's been prepping pie shells for the last two weeks. >> this weekend, we have a booth at the show and we have here, and so we get a little double

whammy with all the business. and we're lucky because we're on the side of the hotel. so we get people in that are staying here, we get people that are visiting. i mean, it's just wonderful. >> and i asked tony what sales from this bottlerock weekend will mean for her bottom line. and she said, put it this way, after this weekend, she'll be able to pay a lot of bills. tonight's big festival headliner, pearl jam, among several dozen others in napa. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news i bet that will be a very popular show. >> betty, thank you for that live report. expect busy roads from san francisco to the north bay taking a live look at highway 880, the oakland a's hosting the astros around 1:00 today, so that roadway will get a little more busy. but right now, easy come, easy go. northbound and southbound around oakland. and a reminder that chp is out there in full force two this weekend looking for drivers who are speeding, distracted, or

under the influence over the memorial day weekend. take a look now at the bay area roads on friday as people got a jump on that holiday weekend. that's what it looked like. interstate 80 through emeryville, the bay shore, berkeley. there and as you might imagine, you could see it was slow heading both directions westbound into the city, eastbound towards albany and el cerrito and up sacramento. and that's a friday night. so that's pretty typical throwing a holiday. and it's a mess. >> well, your memorial day cookout might be more expensive than normal this year. families can expect to pay about 10% more for barbecue items like ground beef, hot dogs, buns and popular condiments, according to the real time product company data assembly. the price of burgers is up nearly 15% and families are going to pay about $30 more on average for all the other cookout items. we're talking about things like chips and salads. however, other items like buns, ketchup and mustard are only up by a few cents. we do want to know what your plans are for memorial day weekend. so

that's our question of the day. we have three options for you. do you want to head out of town? do you want to find something local or look, do you want to just chill at home? all good option. it looks like there's one kind of clear winner, though, in terms of what people are going to do. this weekend. home is a great place to be. head to ktvu .com/ vote and weigh in. we'd love to hear what you think. >> well, we are heading out. millions of americans will be paying more at the pump this year before hitting the road over the holiday weekend, according to triple a national average for a gallon of gas, about $3.60. of course, a lot more expensive here in california, where it's about $5 a gallon. the biden administration says it is working on a new plan to lower the gas prices between memorial day and the 4th of july, 1 million barrels of gasoline will be sold from supply reserves. critics, however, say there is a better solution for the higher gas prices. >> we estimate that about 400,000 more barrels a day are

going to be used because of the summer driving season. we need more production and more production of oil and gas and gasoline in the united states. >> we will make energy affordable again by saying drill, baby, drill, drill, baby, drill. >> a recent poll shows nearly half of americans say gas prices are a major problem with their family and finances. sonoma county regional parks river shuttle back starting today for a fourth summer season that will provide weekend and holiday shuttle service to steelhead and sunset beaches out on that russian river. the shuttle route departs every 30 minutes between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. from el molino high school until labor day weekend, and all day tickets only five bucks. children ages 0 to 18 can ride that bus for free. well if you are planning on fishing this memorial day weekend, walmart has rolled out a bait delivery service.

>> walmart has been selling live bait at its stores for years, but the giant retailer will now deliver nightcrawlers, red worms and other bait right to a customer's front door. walmart says those deliveries will begin at 6:00 in the morning, and will continue late into the evening. >> you can get it up to 10 p.m. at night. if you're going to go that early fishing, you can have all your bait ready before you go and get it delivered. like i said, or picked up right now, the deliveries are only going to us homes and businesses. >> but walmart says it soon plans to deliver bait directly to popular fishing spots across the country. we're learning more about a flight to sfo that had turned back around into south korea, reports say the united flight had to be diverted after the captain and crew became very sick from food poisoning aboard the plane, according to a video posted on social media from a person on that flight, the crew struggled to make the announcement to pass as they were allegedly too ill. >> the airline said it provided

passengers with meals accommodations back in korea before rebooking them on other flights. up next, caitlin clark of wnba fame, celebrating her first victory of the season, how she managed to lead the indiana fever to beat the l.a. sparks coming up. >> but first zip trips there back. we'll have everything you might not have known about the east bay town of concord. that's next. wilson. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business

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have returned to ktvu mornings on two on the nine on friday, the crew zipped on over to the

city of concord, including yours truly. i asked concord questions about their town and how well did they know about concord, california? what did they know? let's find out. before concord 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. >> oh, 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? >> todos santos plaza? yeah. >> so what's the name of the town? >> concord, california. >> oh, todos santos, todos santos, is that your final answer? >> see? see cape 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 salvio 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 going to, home. home. >> good job. good. good answer. but bro, 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 way. 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 will say 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? >> i call your wife. you're right. >> how are you? 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 pacheco. ding ding, walnut creek. good. clayton good, good. pleasant hill and hill. >> one more for the money. >> lafayette. >> no. 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 and 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. >> let's show a little love to clyde. population 721, a little north of highway four, near the diablo creek golf course. so there you go. hey, make sure and join us on our next adventure. in two weeks, we'll be in saratoga. from the serene hakone gardens to the picturesque mountain winery, we're uncovering what makes the city and the silicon valley a unique gem. you can watch our mornings on two of the nine zip trip to saratoga on friday, june the seventh, right here on ktvu, fox two and the fox local app and can't wait to get down there. >> yep, it'll be fun. yeah, maybe it'll be warmer. it better be. hey, you both were fantastic yesterday, claudine. >> i loved your story on the drive in theater. and, frank, you're so personable with everybody and. okay, what does this mean? no, but thank you. but you're wrong.

>> you're wrong, you're you're wrong. yeah. if they knew all the answers, it wouldn't be fun. so that's kind of the deal there. but hey, can you can you do something about the weather today? >> i certainly will, maybe not so much today. today is going to ride even with yesterday. yesterday was the big drop. yesterday it dropped 17 degrees in concord. today's temperature pretty much holding steady with yesterday's temperature at 68 degrees. that's a good 10 to 11 degrees below normal tomorrow we'll jump up ten degrees in concord, and on monday, seasonal weather, lots of sunshine and 80 degrees. now our live weather cameras looking out towards the clyde area. mostly cloudy skies. look at how fast those clouds are. just jogging across the horizon. riding on a very quick jet stream this morning. we do have a little bit of drizzle out there due to that bank of cloudiness otherwise. boy it is a beautiful start to your day, albeit on the cool and breezy side. storm tracker is not picking up the drizzle or the

mist due to the level of all that. it's pretty low lying temperatures right now are into the 50s across the board. after dipping to the mid and high 40s this morning away from the bay we're currently, we have a breeze around bay side redwood city now picking up a wind 16 to 18mph. san jose's under ten. we have a gusts up to 26 at buchanan field in the concord area. otherwise again, storm tracker we pick up the cloudiness. watch this. this is really impressive. here comes the trough. do you see that right there, right now. and that is what enhanced our marine layer. so the big question now is how about the temperatures not really recovering today because of that cooler air mass all associated with that trough. but the clouds. when will they retreat? sooner than yesterday. watch our future cast by 2:00 in the afternoon. just a little bit of stratus hanging tight to the coast, keeping the temperatures there in the 50s. today, sunday. more ample sunshine with the full seasonal day in the

forecast for your memorial day. staying put today, but looking ahead towards your sunday, it will be 69 degrees on the south shore at tahoe. how about los angeles? boy, they've been socked in palm springs. average highs 96. and bam! that's what's in the forecast for sunday 50s beaches. 60s, peninsula and bayside. only the 60s in our inland areas, except for a few spots like antioch, fairfield and santa rosa through cotati and also in the rohnert park area back into petaluma. if you're heading out to bottle rock, lucky you. perfect conditions, not too hot, a little breezy with warmer conditions on sunday. here's your extended forecast. we do call for seasonal weather to return on memorial day, just in time for the holiday. be safe and have a great weekend. >> we'll do. thank you. new allegations against music mogul sean diddy combs. what the latest accuser accuser says about the promise did he made to her when she was a college student? coming up?

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is helping local downtown businesses in napa. plus, we asked and you told us most of you want to stay close to home this memorial day weekend. we're going to tell you what you need to look out for as you get from point a to point b from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. let's give you a live look right now at the san francisco flag placement ceremony to honor and to mourn the us military personnel who died while in service of the armed forces. you are taking a look at the national cemetery in the presidio in san francisco, and you can see a large crowd out there. it is a three day weekend, but it is memorial day weekend. it is important to remember why we have this national holiday, as well, as we certainly honor those who have served and who have given their lives. welcome to mornings on

two. i'm claudine wong. it is saturday, may 25th. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. if you've never been, especially around memorial day, the presidio is incredible with all the flags waving up on that hillside right by the golden gate. it's a beautiful sight. okay it is 9:00. let's talk a little weather. we need some sunshine, and we might have to wait a day? >> doug michaelson, he's our chief engineer right now. and to see our technical operations center. and he has been in search of sunshine for us this morning. but he called this shot up. and this is as good as it gets. yeah. overcast skies. you know what though? this is great sleeping weather this morning, isn't it? snuggle down deep. >> but we're not sleeping. >> running around the house with your robe on. right. and just enjoying your lazy saturday morning cloud deck is down to 500ft in some locations. that is obscure and visibility. half moon bay right now is at 52 degrees. also 52 san francisco and across the bay in oakland. we've now jumped up to 61 in san jose and across the santa clara

valley. winds are breezy away from the bay, ten mile per hour winds in novato and close to the bay. 13 mile per hour winds at sfo. these winds will be consistent today out of the west end, to 20 gusts up to 25 and 35mph makes it feel raw at times. okay visibility has improved significantly in half moon bay, just shy of two miles now. seven miles at the altamont pass. now watch this watch very carefully. what do you see coming up here? right about there. that's the trough that breeze through in the overnight hours, enhancing our marine layer. we will see some sunshine earlier today, but it will remain just as cool as yesterday, if not even a degree or two. cooler 50s beaches, 60s peninsula and bayside, up to 73 are outside number and santa rosa. we will have that full forecast coming up, including that right there. claudine, bottle rock, you know, it looks cool when you see the temperatures, but tom vacar, who was out there all day yesterday,

says it's really nice. we'll have more on that coming up. >> okay. sounds good. thanks so much, roberta. well, expect a busy day in north in the north bay today. as roberta just mentioned, it is day two of napa valley's bottlerock festival today. pearl jam will take the stage. last night's headliners included megan thee stallion and stevie nicks. disciple was lit up. >> things are to matthis there. >> the fleetwood mac singer and former san jose state university student performed before that sold out crowd as the closing act of day one. an estimated 100,000 people are expected to attend bottlerock during this memorial day weekend. many music lovers attending the festival this year are bringing their children. >> 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. >> 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 sla music

superstars ed sheeran and norah jones will also be performing at bottlerock this weekend. >> an event organizers say. if you're going to go take uber, lyft, carpool traffic and parking are going to be difficult. >> may be impossible actually up there. sometimes the large crowds are expected to have an economic impact as well. in the area. ktvu is betty yu is in downtown napa, where local businesses are seeing a big boon to the weekend. good morning. >> good morning frank. now today, the first act hits the stage at noon, but already here in downtown napa, businesses are ready to embrace those big crowds. we are expecting about 40,000 people to attend bottlerock today alone. take a look behind me. the napa river inn is one of the most popular spots in the downtown area, and that's because they're conveniently located within walking distance of bottlerock, and they're completely sold out this weekend, an employee told me that guests have booked rooms

a year in advance. now, a look at last night's big festivities. as you said, stevie nicks wowed the crowd. now, in all, 75 musicians from all different genres, including rock, hip hop and r&b, they will perform on multiple stages all weekend long . festival goers are also here for that world class gourmet food and wine lineup. now, one of the main attractions is the culinary stage this weekend, which features all star celebrity and chef performances. sweetie pie's bakery, located right next to napa river inn, said that they've been involved in bottlerock since the very beginning. they've been preparing for this event one month in advance, and the owner said she's been prepping pie shells for the last two weeks. >> it is beyond what we could have hoped for when this started. i've been doing this 11 years, since the since the first year. so the way that they've set it up, it's so it's so easy

for us in and out and all the people that come down and people that come to the booth, they'll eat here or they'll come to the booth and then they'll come here the next day. it's wonderful. >> and that is a big advantage for all of those vendors involved, getting their name out there to folks not from the napa region. now, frank and claudine, that includes me. i haven't had sweetie pie's bakery, my photographer here, joseph cousins, just bought an apple pie. this is one of the best sellers this weekend. we may have this for breakfast this morning. we'll send it back to you for now. live in napa. betty yu, ktvu fox i think pie for breakfast pie is awesome. >> don't forget us back in the studio. >> pie is my favorite food group. betty. it's my favorite food group. i could live on it. >> i would agree with you. >> all right. awesome. have fun. thanks. so much, betty. well, the california highway patrol says it will be out in full force this holiday weekend, and

they're looking for anyone who is driving recklessly. the statewide maximum enforcement period started last night, and it's going to run through midnight on tuesday. more officers will be on patrol to address the expected surge in holiday travelers, and they're going to be targeting drivers that are speeding, distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. well unfortunately, there's still people out there that do decide to get behind a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> we definitely encourage them to obviously be a sober driver for somebody, if you have been drinking, take advantage of those rideshare services, a taxi, public transportation, or if you have to just walk, but absolutely, we're going to be definitely, probably seeing, dui drivers out there on the road and hopefully being able to take them off. >> the chp says having more officers on the road is going to allow them to respond to issues more quickly and hopefully save

lives. >> 907 your time oakland police are now offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to more arrests in the shooting on skyline high school's campus in oakland. this all happened thursday night, shortly after the school's graduation ceremony. police say one suspect is already in custody in connection with the shooting that wounded three adults. one man was among a large group of people leaving the graduation ceremony when they heard the sound of gunfire, 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. >> all three shooting victims are expected to survive. police say the gunfire followed a fight between two groups of people in the skyline high school parking lot. >> a middle school student from walnut creek is being investigated by police for making a kill list, the east bay times reports that the child is a student at foothill middle school, and police say school officials learned of a possible kill list with at least four students names on it.

additionally, he's accused of threatening a girl at the school and using a school computer to research how to obtain an ak 47 and grenades. the student has been suspended and has now been placed on a mental health hold. well after the death of george floyd, four years ago. today, many americans say racism in this country should still be considered a public health crisis this year, citing centuries of racist policies and practices that have created barriers to housing, education, wealth and employment. statistics show that minority groups have significantly lower life expectancies and experience higher rates of illness, and death from conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. the american public health association says progress is slow but steady and calls it a critical first step in addressing disparities. aggressive mosquitoes have been discovered in one bay area county. the plan officials are drawing up to fight the invasive species that's coming up. but

first, we're going to give you a sneak peek into the upcoming block food and wine experience event. we're going to be live with the organizer of the annual celebration of chef mimi with a look at this year's three day event that's next. >> looks yummy and this looks cloudy. we do have a great slate. let's just call it what it is. it's may gray and we'll track when you will see sunshine in your neighborhood. your bay area forecast is coming up after this brief time out.

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to welcome in chef mimi, the curator of the event. now in its seventh year, she's given us a little bit of a sneak peek of the event, showcasing her blackened salmon and your own sparkling brut. this is your own brand. >> this is my own brand. we just launched this brand two days ago, so we're super excited to have this brand presented at the black food and wine experience for everyone to try and taste. this brand represents celebration, we're going into our seventh year, so we're super excited about that. >> you know what? i'm going to move your mic a little bit because it's just right there on your neck. we're going to move it right there so we can swe can hear you there. we'll try that. try that for now. we've got some video here. tell us tell us about it. because food is such a great connector for cultures for fun and for people. really, it wasn't that kind of the premise behind this. >> that is so here in oakland, it's all about food and wine and celebrating culture and diversity is all, you know,

inclusive. and so we're going to have like over 40 vendors, lots of food, lots of wine, celebration, bright lights. it's a sneaker. so you wear your you dress up and you wear your sneakers. so it just gives us an opportunity to come out and have fun. >> has that formal but cash kind of family feel right? exactly okay. i was reading some of your some of your information reading about it said, we're going to take you on a sensory odyssey, talk about that. >> so it's multi-sensory. so when you think about you know, the taste, the feel, the light, the sound, all of those things are encompassing the event and what people are going to be experiencing. and so we just, you know, we're super excited about offering all of those different elements into this foodie experience. >> you've got some heavy hitters in there, some influencers, some chefs, some winemakers do a deep dive into that. >> so we're going to be featuring over 40 different curators within food and

beverage. we have chef nelson. he'll be there. we've got the black foodie. she's going to be there, you know, letting everybody know, we've got boozy brunch. so we've got a lot of different, different brands that are going to be there, celebrating wine and food. >> and so i know this is your baby. do you actually cook? i mean, you've made this book. tell us about what you have here and by what why you're doing it. you got to open up the bottle of bubbly. >> open up the bottle, buddy. >> that's a requirement here on mornings on. >> okay, so it's. yes, it's morning time, but we are super excited to pop open our bottle with you. oh. very good. oh, yay! perfect so here we have the blackened salmon and this goes really, really well with this sparkling brut. so we're going to oh give that to you. are you joining it a little bit. there you go. we got to have a little cheers. well this is all about cheers and happiness and celebration and connecting people and connecting people.

isn't that wonderful? >> i love that yeah. little sweet. you know who's missing this is rosemary. she would she would love love love this. so if people want to attend. are you sold out. how do people get involved. >> we are we literally have maybe about five tickets left. >> that's what i figured. >> but we. so this is a ford four days of just different programing that we have for the event. so we have an event that we're partnering with leaders out in walnut creek. we also have the black renaissance dinner that's happening at pierre pierre restaurant on may 30th. and then we kick off, right before the event, we're doing a hip hop and wine tasting over at coconut wars wine tasting room over in oakland. and so that's going to be a partnership with germain stone, who is the street som and i was in the street som and that's up for an emmy. so we're super excited about that. >> well that's awesome. >> well the food looks great.

chef mimi we thank you for coming in. that event starts thursday, may 30th with a black renaissance summit dinner. pierre, pierre, as you mentioned, the restaurant in oakland. then the hip hop and wine tasting with germain stone at coco noir and the final grand tasting is on saturday, june the 1st at brickyard. and it's so popular. you're doing it in detroit in a couple of weeks, too, right? >> absolutely. so way to go. >> all right. if you're interested in tickets, there's only five left. >> five left for the grand tasting. but we do have some tickets available for the other events. so go to our website. >> all right. >> well, we're posting the link at ktvu.com/web links. chef mimi, i got to take a bite of your salmon, have a little more champagne and brut. yes, we will throw it over to, what's your name again? roberta. yes. roberta gonzales is in tahoe. >> cheers. cheers. >> oh, yes. and take a look at tahoe at this hour. clear skies, in fact, wind swept blue skies. temperatures are currently in the 50s. will be a little bit on the breezy side today, with the

high temperature of 60 slightly below average, rebounding to a beautiful day on sunday. and on monday. back at home. back at the ranch, temperatures pretty uniform in the 50s across the board, except for san jose now striking out at 61 degrees but still overcast skies due to that deep marine layer this morning. breezy conditions just about everywhere along the peninsula. pretty consistent are the winds 13 to 15mph from atherton into woodside. also east palo alto and palo alto. ten mile per hour winds in mountain view. but bottom line is the wind does usher the pollen around. and it's been a horrific allergy season for majority of us. blame it on the tree count. and also the grass count comes into play. oh see that right there? i'm going to play it one more time over for you because this is so impressive. this is our satellite imagery. this is the trough that just nosedived through the bay area. and the overnight hours bringing down its cooler air mass as well. in fact, yesterday we saw that big

17 degree drop in the coolest locations around the bay area. that cool air mass has now settled into the bay area. and even though we're going to get rid of the cloud deck sooner today than yesterday day, we're still going to have one more day of well below average temperatures before the marine layer begins to gather again tonight, overnight, but not quite as extensive. so temperatures across the board 56 to 73. that's as good as it gets. only 66 in the tri valley. if you're heading on out to the baseball game today, dress in layers and go a's game time is at 1:07 p.m. frank and claudine take it away. >> okay. thank you. roberta, if you're looking for a mystery this memorial day weekend, the winchester mystery house is opening a never seen before. rooms for visitors. and it all kicks off today. a firsthand look behind tho wls coming up. >> and gordon raay's food stars returns for sson two isednesday at nine. and to celebrate, ktvu is giving away $2,500. visit ktvu.com/contest

to enter for your chance to win. and don' forget to watch the season premiere of foodtars wednesday night at nine on fox two.

this year, but efforts to eradicate them far have been

unsuccessful. ktvu mark sayer has more now from vector control, who has drawn up a brand new plan to fight the species. >> so then we'll go ahead and take her, and put her in an ice box. >> taylor. kelly with santa clara county vector control, is checking mosquito traps, which have been set in this quiet residential neighborhood in the east san jose foothills. connected. nobody knows how these mosquitoes arrived here, but the fact that they are taking hold in a residential neighborhood is of particular concern. as of april, our surveillance team has found 12 mosquitoes, which poses a significant public risk to our community. the mosquitoes in question are called aedes aegypti, and while they are not native to california, they do exist in some counties in central and southern california. but the concern is that they can transmit diseases which are harmful to humans. >> the mosquito is known to transmit diseases like zika, yellow fever, chikungunya and dengue. >> doctor monica roy, with santa

clara county public health, says the health risk right now is low, but stopping the mosquitoes now is important. >> if the mosquito were to become established, this would pose a risk to everyone in our community, but would be particularly concerning for our pregnant people, elderly family members and those with compromised immune systems at any given time, there are between 30 and 45 traps like this one. >> in this neighborhood. every day staff members come here, take the contents out and take them to the lab for analysis, and then they move them to different locations to try to capture the widest sample possible. >> so the mosquito i heard will kill people. >> vector control says residents in this area have been cooperative with allowing inspections for standing water, such as puddles, dog bowls, and bird feeders. shu tang lives across the street from some of the traps, so anything they do, including spraying to kill these mosquitoes. okay with you? yes of course i'm happy. >> okay. i'm glad they do it. >> the vector control district

will hold a community meeting at the alum rock library at 6:00 next tuesday, with spraying set to begin on wednesday morning. reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> local marine mammal experts are trying to determine what is causing the deaths of nearly 300 sea lion pups, scientists says. the stillborn sea lion babies have been showing up at a number of bay area beaches during the past month, and they say the 288 confirmed sea lion deaths. that is way above normal tests to determine what is causing them to die are still not complete. >> happening today, it is a celebration of culture and history in san francisco's chinatown, the city's first chinatown cultural festival will include lion dance performances and martial arts demos. classical chinese music therapy and much more. this event is being put on by the chinatown history and culture association and is intended to attract new visitors to chinatown.

>> you want chinatown to open for everyone. besides the food, the tourist place that you visit or the boba shop that you want to go, we also want to bring people with a memory. we want people to come to stay and to learn and to share what we have. we have a lot of treasure undiscovered. >> the festival is free. it's family friendly. it starts at 11 this morning along grand avenue between broadway and california. the parade begins at 130 in the afternoon. >> also happening today, san jose's world famous winchester mystery house. they've got a new attraction for it's memorial day weekend visitors. starting today, they will have access to sections of the home on south winchester boulevard that always have been off limits to the public. this new hour long tour, part of winchester mystery house's new explore more tour. tickets for the new attraction start at $18. for kids ages 5 to 12, and $40 for adults as well. >> this morning we asked what

your plans are for this memorial day weekend weekend and take a look. we gave you some options. we said you could head out of town, find something local, chill at home. what would you like to do? head out of town has been a single digits. the entire morning, but the chill at home and find something local that's kind of been changing as we speak. you know, 90% doing doing kind of one or both. >> great day to garden. >> good day to garden. yeah. yeah, actually bought a rock. wouldn't be bad because sometimes it's like 88 degrees up there and you're just baking and today what upper 50s, 60s, something like that. >> upper 60s today and then low 70s tomorrow. just idealistic. tom vacar was out there yesterday. he said it couldn't be better because, as you said, not too hot, not too cold, just right. and look at out the door this morning, mostly cloudy skies. we will see the clouds clear out sooner today than yesterday, except for the immediate seashore. we're currently 52 degrees in half moon bay, settling into the 50s all day long. in fact, your saturday forecast clouds will

clear. breezy conditions will continue. highs only from the 50s to 73 degrees at best. warmer on sunday and seasonal and beautiful on memorial day. let's enjoy respectful and safe holiday weekend. >> sounds great and a quick reminder you can also stream ktvu news on your smart tv with our fox local app that we can. >> and before we go, we want to take you back live to san francisco, where a flag placement ceremony to honor and mourn the us military personnel who died during giving serv e to our coury. ta

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