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now at ten, a normally quiet neighborhood rattled after a man is shot dead overnight. neighbors on edge as belmont police search for the shooter. >> it's kind of scary. there's somebody just got murdered outside. >> this is the city of belmont's first homicide of the year. good evening, i'm amber lee. the shooting happened friday night on ralston avenue near o'donnell park. police say at this time, there does not appear to be any threat to public safety, but that's doing little to ease the concerns of people who live nearby. ktvu zac sos joins us in the studio after speaking with neighbors. zach, what are they telling you? >> well, they certainly have lots of questions as as you mentioned, they're feeling quite uneasy. crimes like this. they say, just are unusual for the area. no one i spoke to appeared to know the victim. who they say was found in his car. according to police, shot several times. >> it was like boom, boom, boom.

three muffled, shots. but i thought maybe it was fireworks. >> sirens soon following thomas martin stepping outside his home in belmont friday night to see police and paramedics crowded around a car, it looked like the windshield had gunshots through it. it was just after 8:00. inside, he says he saw a man sitting lifeless. >> they pulled him out of the car. he was in the car when he was shot and police pulled him out and started cpr on the ground right outside of his car with the door open. >> police say the 27 year old victim was shot multiple times and didn't survive. >> it's very shocking. it's very shocking because i've never heard anything like this. >> manuj agarwal out walking his dog as police flooded the area on ralston avenue near irwin street. >> everything was blocked. >> there was like a task force here mapping out the area. you know, they were here in force. >> investigators spending hours collecting evidence and going house to house. >> detectives came and knocked on my door and talked to me last

night and asked me questions about what i heard and about the surveillance, if there is any. >> in the wake of the shooting, neighbors left feeling uneasy. >> normally we just, you know, the latest we come out is around nine. but yeah, we'll have to be careful now. >> meantime, martin, just hoping police are able to make an arrest quickly and hopefully they can catch him pretty soon with surveillance or something. >> because i know a bunch of people around here have ring doorbells, so i'm sure something got caught. >> and right now, unclear whether investigators have any suspects. they are describing this, though, as a isolated incident. anyone with information or perhaps surveillance video of this crime, you're being asked to call belmont police. >> amber. thank you. zach. new at ten. some tense moments on 680 in san ramon when a driver involved in a car crash claimed to be armed with a gun. it happened around 6 p.m. in the southbound lanes in the area of

san ramon valley boulevard and bollinger canyon road. this image from caltrans camera captured the backup. the chp says when firefighters responding to the crash went to help one of the drivers, he barricaded himself in the car and said he had a gun. the lanes were shut down and about 30 minutes later, the man finally surrendered. authorities say he was not armed and was taken into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence. police in oakland say a san francisco man is hospitalized after he was shot while driving his car overnight. the victim was found just before 230 this morning on foothill boulevard near 106th avenue, a block away from the 580 freeway, the east bay times reports. he was found in his car that had crashed into a fence in . investigators believe he was shot a few blocks away near frazier avenue and foothill boulevard. there is no word on being offered to anyone withd information, leading to an arrest happening now. san

leandro police are asking for help in finding this man, 71 year old louis miles. he was last seen on friday near his care facility in the area of juana avenue and 14th street. police say he was wearing a blue jacket and dark pants. he suffers from both physical and mental health ailments. if you see this man, you are urged to call 911. people all over the country are spending this memorial day weekend paying tribute to those who died serving in the military. folks here in the bay area took time today to lay flowers and place flags in cemeteries as a way to honor fallen heroes and lost loved ones. ktvu bailey o'carroll has more from san bruno. >> golden gate national cemetery in san bruno is home to thousands and thousands of headstones. they stretch as far as the eye can see, each one in honor of a fallen service woman or man. >> i lost family and you know we don't have the chance to get them back and the rights that we

have today are strictly because of, unfortunately, most of the men that gave their men and women that gave their lives in this cemetery. and i just think that people should be more respectful of that and try to come out here and support our government. and, you know, get this place running again. and in good shape all across the country and here in the bay area, people like melanie arnerich are taking time this holiday weekend to honor loved ones who paid the ultimate price for american freedom. >> arnerich has been coming to this cemetery since she was five years old, honoring all the family members who were buried here. >> my dad's parents are here. my dad's brother is here. my dad's great. two of his great uncles are here. my grandmother's aunt and uncle are here, our neighbor that we lost in vietnam is here with his mom and dad. and then my aunts and my aunts husbands uncle who was in the chinese section of the us military most decorated section. he's here too. >> most recently, arnerich

brought her 92 year old uncle here, a veteran himself, so that he could honor fellow servicemen and women. he passed away last year, but she told us he feared younger generations are forgetting the true meaning of this holiday. >> he said it many times to me. he said it only takes two generations to lose what we had growing up. and he said, i already see it right before he passed a year ago. he said, i'm seeing that already, that decline. i wish that more kids would go talk to their veterans and go support them and see what they have to live through every day so that they could understand the rights that they have in this country and the freedoms that they get every day here. >> so two days before the actual holiday, arnerich did as she does on the first of every month, plant flags and flowers at almost ten headstones. it's her way of saying thank you in san bruno. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. >> in honor of memorial day, scouts from around the bay area came to the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio this morning to place

american flags at each grave site. families taking part say it was important for the kids to pay tribute to service members who lost their lives in service to the country. >> this is my first time is actually quite moving, especially. i've lived here a really long time, over 20 years and passed the cemetery forever. so it's really it's very i it's an iconic place in san francisco. so it's amazing to be in here and honoring everyone. >> the scouts were busy today, placing an estimated 30,000 flags near each headstone in washington, d.c, the national park service and the friends of the national world war ii memorial held a remembrance ceremony. today. the event also commemorates 20 years since the dedication of the memorial. >> they have given us a place to not only remember the fallen, but to reaffirm our commitment to preserving the memory of those who fought and fell during world war two. >> each star speaks for 100 of

the over 400,000 who gave their lives, as they speak to us, of what it means to be a free people and issue the challenge to future generations to protect those freedoms. >> the memorial was dedicated almost six decades after the end of the war, and honors the sacrifice of 16 million american men and women who served during the war, as well as those who served stateside. the chp made an arrest today following a hit and run crash on the bay bridge early this morning. the three vehicle crash happened around 530 this morning on the upper deck just east of the harrison street off ramp. the citizen video shows the back of that it caused. one person suffered minor injuries. the highway patrol says the driver who allegedly caused the collision took off before being taken into custody several hrs ler. an 80 year old man died yesterday while driving in an county, according to the chp. he was driving near stony point

road and roblar road when he veered off the roadway and crashed into a eeauthorities the crash. paramedics confirmed the man had a fatal medical emergency before the crash happened. the county coroner will determine the exact cause of death. new at ten the pro golf community is mourning the death of one of its young stars. two time pga tour winner grayson murray died this morning at the age of 30, one day after withdrawing from a tournament. the pga commissioner released a statement confirming his death but offering no details on the circumstances, saying, quote, the pga tour is a family and when you lose a member of your family, you are never the same. we mourn grayson and pray for comfort for his loved ones. the tournament did go on as planned, with grief counselors on site. coming up, the bottle rock music festival takes over the napa valley. how local businesses have been preparing for their biggest weekend of the year. but

first, more legal trouble for nicki minaj. how the rapper found herself in hot water with amsterdam police. >> and in barry, whether the weekend starting off on a cool note, even lots of clouds and some drizzle earlier this morning. a bit of a warming trend for the t

after authorities allegedly found marijuana in her bags at the airport as she was preparing to leave the country. authorities saying in a statement that minaj was, quote, illegally exporting soft drugs from the netherlands to another country. she was also fined. minaj, who filmed part of her encounter with police on instagram live, was scheduled to perform in manchester sunday night. that has been postponed to a later date. an american man is reunited with his family this weekend after being detained for three months in the caribbean island of turks and caicos. finally, after a u.s. congressional delegation helped

secure his release. fox's christina coleman reports that four other americans are still in custody. >> pennsylvania dad and former pro baseball player brian hager spent more than 100 days in turks and caicos as he waited to learn if he'll have to spend years in jail. there. he was arrested after security discovered he had loose ammunition in his luggage. hager says it was from a hunting trip and that he forgot it was there. well, yesterday a judge noted this and sentenced him to one year suspended and a $6,700 fine, allowing him to return home. he reunited with his children in pittsburgh friday night. >> every emotion you can imagine , you know, as a father, as a husband to be reunited finally, after 101 days, it is. i feel like the weight of the world has been lifted off my shoulders. >> henrich is one of the five americans who were arrested and detained in turks were having stray ammunition in their luggage since february, a crime with a mandatory minimum 12 year prison sentence on the islands. all the tourists say they didn't intend to have stray bullets in their luggage, noting it was a

mistake again, some saying they were left from previous hunting trips. a us bipartisan congressional delegation traveled to turks last monday asking for the release of the americans. hager says he's grateful for their work. >> never in a thousand years did i expect that type of support, and they've played such a huge part in bringing me home, and hopefully the others are soon to follow. >> pennsylvania senator john fetterman was part of the congressional delegation that visited turks after his sentence was suspended. fetterman released a statement saying turks officials made the right move. he wrote they recognized that brian and the other detained americans are not gun runners. they are just people who made a mistake. i'm grateful that the judge recognized the right thing to do was to send brian home, fetterman also said he's hopeful the other cases will be expedited and that the other detained americans will be released and reunited with their families soon. reporting in los angeles, christina coleman, fox news. >> almost a month after a swarm of counter-protesters attacked a pro-palestinian encampment on the ucla campus, a high schooler

has been arrested in the case. 18 year old eden on was identified as the suspect in this video, wearing a white mask using a pole to beat a pro-palestinian protester. the beverly hills high school student was booked thursday into the l.a. county jail for felony assault with a deadly weapon. his bail is set at $30,000. today marks four years since the murder of george floyd. his death sparked a global movement demanding more police accountability. today, many americans say racism in this country is still a public health crisis. they say centuries of racist policies and practices have created barriers in housing, education, wealth and employment. federal data shows that minority groups have significantly lower life expectancies and experience higher rates of illnesses and death from conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. the american public health association says progress is slow but steady, and calling it out as a critical first step in addressing the disparities. one

person was briefly detained today after allegedly starting a fire in san francisco. fire crews responded this morning to the eureka valley recreation center on collingwood street. officials on scene say crews put out a small fire that was started inside a bathroom. nobody was hurt and there was no property damage. san francisco fire says the person detained was having a behavioral crisis and was released. san francisco fire crews also responded to a one alarm fire in the coal valley neighborhood. investigators say the fire broke out in an in-law unit behind the rear of the main house. two tourists were displaced. nobody was hurt, and investigators believe the fire was accidental. >> well, it's cooler weather pattern really starting off at least dominating the forecast so far this weekend. lots of clouds this morning and as a result, temperatures not warming up too much. just temperatures in the upper 50s and the 60s. a few 70s report up in the north bay for santa rosa, also out toward

fairfield and concord, san francisco only 59 degrees and we had some pretty good drizzle even. basically rainfall. as you can see that that mountain, san francisco .09 inches terms of measurable rainfall. pacifica .04, danville .03 and castro valley .02. so there's the chance we could have some more patchy drizzle first thing tomorrow morning with some patchy fog out there, but we will have more sunshine increasing into the afternoon hours. and then on monday for memorial day clearing skies. it will be mild to warm the key headline over the next couple of days. temperatures actually a little bit warmer than today. here's the satellite where we have a pretty quiet weather pattern over northern california. some patchy low cloud cover is already trying to regroup and push back into the bay for tonight, and the wind speeds will check out the current wind reports out there. you can see oakland airport westerly breeze at about 14 miles an hour. sfo westerly wind at about ten so it was breezy to windy. these values have backed off a bit over the past few hours. here's our live camera looking out toward sfo, reporting partly cloudy skies

and current temperatures, mainly in the 50s. around 51. a 52 to 50 4 to 56 degrees for tonight. here's the plan. tomorrow morning. some patchy cloud cover. tomorrow not nearly as widespread as this morning, but still some overcast out there and then into the afternoon hours. we should have increasing sunshine. maybe partly cloudy skies near portions of the coastline and temperatures tomorrow will be warmer than today. upper 50s for the beaches, 60s and the warmest locations back up into the mid to upper 70s for tomorrow. and we could even have warmer temperatures in the five day forecast. we'll have the full update coming up in just a little bit. >> thanks, mark. a mechanical problem at the mare island causeway bridge in vallejo. vallejo will keep it from opening and closing to 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. find traffic transit services are free for those attending this weekend's big music festival in napa.

governor gavin newsom's new budget proposal is prioritizing electric school busses over expanding preschools for children with disabilities. the plan 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. they say children in early childhood education programs may not need as much intervention in later years. still ahead tonight, putting blue on your pizza how google's new ai tool is leading to some bizarre search results. the season was on the line for stanford softball team. i'll have that story later in sports. up next, a young american couple ambushed by gang members in haiti. how the u.s. is working to

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killing over two dozen people. police report they've recovered 27 bodies so far at the park in the city of rajkot. four of them children under the age of 12. authorities also say they filed a negligence case against the park's private owner, although the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. india's prime minister says he is extremely distressed by the fire. the families of an american missionary couple who were attacked and killed in haiti are mourning their loved

ones, the director of a christian mission group was also killed in an ambush. fox's madison scarpino has the latest as the gang violence in haiti shows no signs of slowing, mission in haiti, the nonprofit they all worked for says that a gang ambushed natalie lloyd, her husband david, and jude montes. >> we spoke to natalie's father, missouri state representative ben baker. he says that natalie and david were dedicated missionaries who loved the kids of haiti. >> natalie loved it. if you look at her pictures and her interactions with the kids, they loved her. yes. you know, we had many conversations about all the violence and all the situation in haiti and how dangerous it was, but it never really fazed her. >> representative baker says they are still trying to learn all the details of how this happened. he says natalie and david were leaving a church service with all the missions in haiti. children, when a gang showed up, started attacking and stole the nonprofits cars. there

are no reports of any children being hurt, baker says. natalie, david and montes were hiding in a house when they were shot and killed. >> david and natalie, if nothing else, they were perfect example of just selflessness and that was they cared more about the people. they cared more about others than they did their own lives. and that was ultimately what they gave for those people, representative baker says they are in the process of trying to get natalie and david's bodies safely home. >> the situation in haiti is making that difficult. this comes as gangs still control 80% of the capital, according to the un. and earlier this week, before all of this happened, president biden pledged $300 million to a multinational force to help get things under control in haiti. that includes a thousand police officers from kenya. in charlotte, north carolina, madison, scarpino, fox news.

>> the us is forming a new partnership with africa to help provide the continent with better internet access. vice president kamala harris announced the new project friday while speaking at the us chamber of commerce. alongside her was the president of kenya, who is in washington dc, for a three day visit. harris says the goal is to boost internet access to 80% of africa by 2030, up from roughly 40% now. >> the role of the united states should not be one of benevolence , but of thinking about the relationship in the context of partnership. so it is not about and simply about aid, but about investment. >> harris also announced another initiative today geared towards giving 100 million african people and businesses working in agriculture access to the digital economy. this is a spectacular for us because, you know, we are so busy full house

for almost all week for the rock. >> have a great energy to everybody here. >> next at ten, bottle rock is back and bringing big business with it. the local merchants who say the three day music festival is helping keep them afloat, plus dueling speeches from the two presidential candidates as both president and former president trump try to stave off a third party contender and as taylor swift takes her eras tour across the pond, how the senior swifties are proving you're never too old o ap ec a slow network is no network for business.

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pearl jam was the headliner. thousands also saw stephen curry take to the culinary stage alongside actor bradley cooper

and celebrity chef jose andres. about 40,000 people are expected to hit the three day festival each day, and that means many of the local businesses in the area will benefit. ktvu betty, you checked in with businesses in downtown napa. >> the patio at the napa general store is nearly full saturday morning thanks to walk ins. many are in town for bottle rock, manager luis basteri says the restaurant tries to take advantage of the early crowds before the festival gets underway in the afternoon. a lot of people from the outside is nice for us because it's an atypical weekend. >> we can make more money. luis estimates the napa general store will see double the amount of customers it gets on a normal weekend. >> we ordered these clear, clear plastic bags because you have to have clear to bring in to the festival in all different sizes. >> amelia's gift shop stocked up on popular items including a variety of hats it anticipates will sell out this weekend. >> i get them in about two weeks

before okay, and you ordered extra hats this year? yes. >> the napa river inn, located within walking distance of the festival, said it's completely sold out and keeps a waiting list for rooms. guests usually reserve one of its 66 rooms a year in advance before the headliners are even announced. >> this is a spectacular for us because, you know, we are so busy. full house for almost all week for the battle rock. have a great energy to everybody here. >> we met this couple from orange county who made the trip up to bottle rock for the second year in a row. they've explored a bit of wine country during both occasions. >> the calistoga is hard to get a place around here because we did it last. you know, we didn't do early booking. yeah, we just stopped in the business. yes. so we had lunch at some little restaurant. >> a lot of people, at least me and probably him too, would rather eat here before we go in there. >> sweetie pie's bakery, located nearby, also has a booth inside

the festival. >> 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. >> the team behind bottlerock will be putting on the first ever latin themed festival called la onda. that's happening next weekend at the same location as bottlerock, and businesses tell me that they're excited for this influx of revenue to continue in napa. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news and festivities continue in san francisco, where the mission district is celebrating the first day of its 46th carnival festival. >> music filled harrison street along the festival path between 16th and 24th streets. the two day event highlights latin culture from a variety of countries. this year's theme is honor indigenous roots. thousands of people shop dozens of booths and picked up a

variety of latin food and drink. one local vendor says the festival is a time of unity. it's just a beautiful collection of cultures and it's just so nice to see all these people come out and be excited to share the music, share in the food so it really means togetherness to me. >> and just keeping the culture, all these cultures alive. >> this is the largest and longest running multicultural celebration in california, drawing about 400,000 people each year, generating $10 million for local businesses. tomorrow morning, a massive carnival parade will take over the mission district. hundreds of people came out to treasure island today for the first day of the monthly treasure fest street fair. attendees got to smile for photos in front of a themed chalkboard where they could write down what makes them happy. guests could also browse a variety of vendors, from colorful mugs and home decor to unique jackets and textiles. there was also a live music

stage which hosts bands. the may edition of the fair is extra special as the organization will mark its 30th anniversary this month and heir to the levi-strauss fortune, who is also a candidate in the race for san francisco 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 campaign. lowry's announcement comes amid what is expected to be the most expensive race for mayor in san francisco history. president biden today delivered the commencement address at west point military academy. the president praised the students for their courage and discipline, and said they are about to become full time members of, quote, the most honorable and the most consequential fighting force in the history of the world. >> there's never been a time in history when we've asked our

military to do so many different things in so many different places around the world, all at the same time. right now, american soldiers are supporting brave ukrainians in their fight for freedom. our soldiers are working around the clock to keep munitions and equipment moving by land, sea and air. mr. biden is scheduled to attend the memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery on monday. >> he is also due to travel to normandy, france, next week to mark the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion. donald trump got a mixed reception when he arrived on stage at the libertarian national convention in washington. the former president is trying to win over libertarians and discourage them from backing independent candidate robert f kennedy jr, who addressed the gathering on friday. the libertarian party will be selecting its nominees for president and vice president at the convention, but the process is being overshadowed by

trump and kennedy. supporters of both biden and trump are concerned kennedy could cause their campaigns votes. >> the libertarian party can make a big difference. together, we can make america freer than ever before. for citizens of all backgrounds and all walks of life. now, i think you should nominate me, or at least vote for me. and we should win together. >> the libertarian party has ballot access in 37 states, including key battlegrounds like georgia, michigan and arizona. new at ten. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin is expected to meet with his chinese counterpart at a counterpart at a conference in singapore next week. it will be the first meeting between the two defense leaders following a phone call in april. and it comes as the u.s. and china gradually work to improve their relationship. the pentagon says austin successfully underwent a medical procedure at walter reed medical center friday, one that is unrelated to his cancer

diagnosis. it is not expected to affect his duties. still ahead tonight, have cats been on the moon? a google search might say yes. how the tech giant is working to address the problems with its new ai tool. >> and in weather, the weekend off to a cool start out there, but warmer temperatures in your sunday forecast and the real warming that shows up next week in the five day outlook. we will have the update coming up, plus a daring rescue on a florida freeway, a police officer racing to save a kitten from a usy road a slow network is no network for business.

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baseball card of pitcher satchel paige overlooks buck o'neil tribute park in kansas city. both paige and o'neil played for the kansas city monarchs of the leagues. paige went on to play in the majors, and both he and o'neil are in the baseball hall of fame. the giant card is one of several cards of league legends being displayed on select cities ahead of next month's matchup between the giants and the cardinals. it will be the first mlb game to ever be played at rickwood field in birmingham, alabama, the oldest professional ballpark in the u.s. it's where giants legend willie mays played when he was on the birmingham black barons of the leagues. he began his professional career with the team in 1948, when he was just 17 years old. the giants say next month's game, set for june 20th, will honor willie and the leagues in a way which will be appreciated by all generations. and you'll be able to watch it all right here on ktvu you

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line was on a busy freeway. alachua police department body cam footage shows the moment the patrol officer spotted the kitten lying in the middle of the highway. 441 where cars were still driving nearby despite a truck driver's efforts to shield the kitten. luckilly police say the kitten was successfully rescued and is now in safe hands. a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza. things are going pretty smoothly. the highway patrol says it's out in full force this holiday weekend,

looking for any reckless driving, and to address the expected surge in holiday travelers. the statewide maximum enforcement period started last night and will run through midnight on tuesday. officers will be targeting drivers who are speeding, distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. whether by car or plane. americans are getting out of town. this memorial day weekend in record numbers. fox's cb cotton has more from new york . >> the summer travel season kicking off with a bang. tsa reporting it screened nearly 3 million airline passengers on friday alone. that's a new record for a single day. >> but they're being efficient and they're well prepared, so i like that so i can make my flight. >> i'm kind of shocked that we just went through pretty quickly. even checking in with a car seat took no more than, what, five minutes? >> it comes just after thursday

marked the third busiest day on record, just under 2.9 million travelers passing through u.s. airports. and it's not just the skies that are packed. 38 million americans will hit the road. that's also a record. >> we haven't seen numbers like this for memorial day in nearly 20 years. we're not just talking about pre-pandemic numbers. we are surpassing pre-pandemic numbers. >> the surge in getaways comes even as americans are concerned about rising prices. the cost of a vacation is up about 3.5% since 2019. >> everything is up, up price. the rental car is up. like i said, hotel accommodations made me use my miles to book travel because the flights were expensive. >> but even with inflation taking a toll on our wallets, vacations appear to be one sector of the economy where people are still willing to spend. >> we kind of get to hang with family and friends, so i'd say that's priceless, right?

anything to hang out with? family and friends. the top travel destinations this weekend orlando, seattle, las vegas, los angeles and right here in new york cb cotton, fox news. >> the ceo of frontier airlines is speaking up after noticing a pattern of able bodied fliers abusing frontiers. >> wheelchair services ceo barry biffle says he's seen as many as 20 people board a plane with a wheelchair, while only three of them actually used the wheelchair. once they got off the plane. biffle calls the situation a massive, rampant abuse of special services as fliers take advantage of the wheelchairs to skip lines and get priority boarding. he says this takes a financial and personal toll on the company and can cause delays for other travelers. taylor swift's european leg or iris tour is causing a spike in international travel. she performed in lisbon, portugal, this weekend. united airlines says demand for flights from the u.s. to portugal this week spiked by 25% in july.

swift is set to travel to milan and munich, and united says that compared to this time last year, demand for weekend booking to those cities have jumped by 45. delta airlines says it's also feeling the pressure of swiftae demand and is preparing for a summer of record breaking travel by restoring flight routes that were cut during the pandemic. senior citizens at a assisted living home in the uk are channeling their inner taylor swift. residents have been listening to her music as a form of therapy and even recreating some of her most famous looks in a photo shoot. the benefits of listening to music, particularly for dementia, are, well documented, and it turns out many of taylor swift's tracks are the perfect tempo. >> dementia friendly music is actually somewhere between 80 and 120 beats per minute, and we found 30 of her songs that actually were about 100 beats per minute. >> i'm rather into opera myself. >> the senior swiftae say

they're proving you're never too old to celebrate the magic of music. >> well, the weekend starting off lease this morning with lots of cloud cover out there and some pretty good drizzle. basically some rainfall across portions of the region. a lot of moisture and enough dynamics to produce that drizzle temperatures. today, the coolest of the weekend. we begin to rebound tomorrow. no, no, it's not a major heat wave, but temperatures the warmest locations close to the 80 degree mark. so it's just a warm forecast for your sunday in the last day of bottlerock for tomorrow is looking pretty good. probably some cloud cover first thing, and the napa valley, at least some patchy clouds and then increasing sunshine into the afternoon hours. temperatures on track to reach at least the low to mid 70s. here's the satellite where you can pick out. we have some system way up to our north up in the pacific northwest. some patchy low cloud cover is offshore here. we've already seen a few patches push into the bay for tonight. current numbers out there for the 10:00 hour. right now it is 51 degrees in santa rosa. oakland is 53, san

jose 56 and livermore, right now 50 degrees. here's our live camera looking out toward sfo. of course, the airport's very busy this weekend for the three day weekend and we have partly cloudy skies, some patchy cloud cover, trying to reform for tonight and overnight temperatures. pretty chilly. so we're going to have lots of 40s to attract. morrow morning 40s to right around 50 degrees. partly cloudy skies and still some patchy fog near the coast and right around portions of the bay. in fact, here's the forecast model. this is tomorrow morning, 7:00. there's a chance we could have some drizzle out there once again. probably not as much as this morning, but still the possibility of some drizzle. and then into the afternoon hours we will scale back on the cloud cover. partly sunny for the coast and then more sunshine for the rest of the bay area. upper 50s to the 60s. the warmest locations could be flirting with 80 degrees. so this is the system that has cooled us off over the past 2 to 3 days. this will be on the move for tomorrow as it moves out to the east. we will see this area of high pressure try to rebuild

and as a result, we just have a warming trend for sunday and into monday. the real warming though, that will move into the period next into the area next week and that means the warmest locations, say by thursday, could be in the upper 80s getting close to 90 degrees. so a bit of a bump in the numbers for sunday and into monday. as far as the forecast for monday, for memorial day, we are expecting some patchy fog, 7:00 in the morning hours and then becoming partly to mostly sunny temperatures inland will be in the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees by monday afternoon. take a look at the numbers for tomorrow. that's what we kind of have in the forecast for tomorrow as well. so once again, patchy morning fog, temperatures in the 60s, 70s and maybe a few spots getting close to 80 degrees. and the winds do pick up probably on the order of around 15 to around 25 miles an hour, increasing into the afternoon hours. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast and no major changes headed our way in the short term. as you can see, temperatures inland close to 80 degrees. tuesday. a little bit of a dip in the numbers with partly sunny skies and amber. if you like the

warming temperatures, i think you'll like a thursday warming back up into the 70s and the upper 80s. so a cool start to the weekend, but it looks like a warmer forecast headed our way over the next several days. >> even a little warmer is much appreciated. it's been pretty chilly. >> pretty chilly? yeah. delphine. the thick coat, the sweater. probably once again tomorrow morning as well. but i think in the afternoon you'll be okay. >> thanks, mark. the sonoma county regional parks river shuttle resumed service today for a fourth summer season. it provides weekend and holiday shuttle service to steelhead and sunset beaches on the 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. an all day ticket costs $5. children ages 0 to 18 can ride free. the mega millions jackpot is inching closer to a half $1 billion after nobody won last night's drawing. the jackpot is now up to $489 million. the next drawing takes place tuesday. if there isn't a winner, then the

jackpot will most likely surpass $536 million, making it one of the top ten prizes in the history of the game. cruise in paris successfully installing a 40 foot cross on top of the notre dame cathedral in paris on friday. it's a milestone for the cathedral following a tragic fire that damaged much of the historic building five years ago. but despite the original roof being destroyed, that cross, which was designed in the 1800s, survived the flames. the cathedral is expected to reopen to the public in december. coming up in sports, there's a new upgrade inside deer valley high school's football stad m. jesse gary ill have

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has the story. >> i don't know if you've seen it, but it was like potholes. a lot of wet spots. yeah it was bad. >> deer valley was the last team in the bay valley athletic league to have its stadium renovated. other than the field, they'll get a new scoreboard, sound system and better wifi. this project began last november and cost more than $1 million due to damage from drainage in the field, so it affected the wolverines senior class last year. >> we weren't allowed to play any home games here last year, so our seniors didn't get a

senior night on this home field. they didn't get a homecoming. >> matt mills has been at the helm for deer valley's football program for the past two seasons. >> joy, enthusiasm, excitement. >> coach mills was zero and ten in his first season and four and six in his second. he was a member of the class of 2009 and is trying to get this program back to a winning culture. from 2006 to 2014, deer valley won 82% of its games in the bay valley athletic league and produced four division one athletes who made it to the nfl. 13 year veteran running back taiwan jones, cornerback sterling moore, who played in the league for seven seasons, current chicago bears wide receiver nsimba webster and former packers offensive lineman george moore. >> it gives us an opportunity to be on a on an even playing field with everybody else around us, you know, not having the same facilities to train and to work and to prepare with it can hamper kind of the product we put on the field. so just being able to have lines and numbers

and, and simple hash marks, things that you don't think about that really affect your ability to be effective on a football field. >> a growing concern for coaches in the game of football surrounds the safety of turf football fields related to player injuries. if you've been watching the games, you've seen players suffer torn acls and torn achilles. so i asked coach mills is it really beneficial going from grass to turf maintenance and the attention it takes to maintain natural grass at a high quality level is just not something sustainable for a high school. >> you know, i think when you put in turf, a brand new turf like this, good quality turf, now you're expecting not to replace it for ten years, even though maybe it might be easier on your knees and your joints and your ligaments, and your foot doesn't get caught in the turf, and some of those other things that coaches like about natural grass, just for us at the high school level, it's not feasible to maintain. >> one of the seniors and leaders on the wolverines will be mister athlete jalen bryant. he's eager to be part of the first team to play on this field. >> i can't wait. i'm so excited.

like i just want to i just can't wait. i ain't gonna lie. like i'm so excited to just like. and i feel i feel kind of honored even though i had nothing to do with it. making this happen in oakland. >> i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> it was win or go home for stanford softball team in game two of the super regionals. scoreless in the bottom third. kyra chan sends the ball to center field and it's off the wall. taryn curran comes in to score. that's an rbi double to make it one zero stanford. bottom seventh. the jackie kennedy was dealing this afternoon. she had a two hit shutout. stanford remains alive for game three. they won 3 to 0. the giants late game magic continued today against the new york mets. top of the 10th. giants up 4 to 2 with the bases loaded. mike yastrzemski drives one deep off josh walker. the ball goes off the wall as all three runs come in. giants win 7 to 2 in extra innings. oakland a's hosting the houston astros.

ninth inning a's still up 3 to 1. mason miller comes in to close. miller gets alex bregman to strike out swinging. next batter miller strikes out. jeremy pena swinging. next batter miller gets jake myers looking. one three oakland wins. thank you for watching the 11:00 news. good night. (voice over) tonight on we are family... -(joel) what? -..say hello... -hi, mom! -hi, son. ..to a new host of characters... -what's my middle name? -tyrone. oh! ..as three talented relatives... okay, i like the energy! i dreamed of this since i was a little girl. ..take the stage... i wanna make all of you champions. ..for a night of singing...

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