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tonight in oakland, a large fire fight at a lumber supply company. nearly 100 firefighters on scene as those flames prompt traffic delays and air quality concerns. >> anybody that's in the area, we'd suggest just to stay in your quarters, stay at home, you know, keep your doors shut. >> a smoke advisory is in effect for residents in the area. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> the large fire also shutting down nearby train tracks, bringing rail traffic to a complete stop in both directions. the fire broke out just before 8:00 tonight at the economy lumber warehouse on high stre, not far from interstate 880. ktvu zac sos joins us live now from the scene with more on this developing story. zach >> and we just received a briefing a short while ago this is still very much an active firefight here at economy lumber

. the nature of this business, of course, making this a far more difficult firefight. we are talking about a working lumber yard here. i'm going to take a step out of the way so you can get a better look at the challenges these firefighters are facing inside this building. they have stacks of lumber as well as a showroom with vinyl siding, plastics, home building supplies. as you mentioned, the fire starting at around 745 this evening. quickly spread, spreading and being upgraded to a four alarm fire. that means around 80 firefighters from the city are on scene here working this, making this situation more challenging. the fact that this building is also right up against railroad lines, as you mentioned. so getting easy access to this building that has been a challenge. they have had to, of course, ask for a freight and amtrak service running through here to be temporarily halted. the good news, the chief here who briefed us says they are making progress in putting this out, but their work not over. take a listen to the

briefing. just a short while ago . >> we have a significant amount of water that's being used at this time. tapping into multiple mains across the city, and so we have a pretty decent firefight behind us, as you can see. now, in front of you from some of the pictures you had before, the fire was very established, putting up a significant amount of heat due to the materials inside of this building. being a lumber supply company. >> now, fortunately, no one has been hurt in this fire so far. i'm told no one was inside at the time, but there are still some other concerns, namely air quality. as you mentioned, a smoke advisory is in place. they are asking the county to keep an eye on the air quality. they are asking people in the area to keep their windows, their doors shut right now, and, i'm told that firefighters will be here through the evening working this. as for the cause, it is still way too early to tell. julie. mike. >> yeah. zach you mentioned that rail traffic has been shut down in both directions there. any word how long that will be?

>> no, not at this time. again, as this is an active fire, they will keep this shut down as long as they need to. and as you can see, the challenge again, they need to be able to get access to this building, which comes right up against the rail line. so they really just need to keep it shut down. as long as this is an active fire. >> all right. and working there through the night. zac sos thank you. well, one person is in critical condition tonight after a camper went up in flames in vao.hat fire was reported this afternoon at carolina and olne streets and reached a second alarm. firefighters say one victim was removed from the camper and transported to the hospital. still no word on what caused that fire. >> new at ten, a senior apartment complex in contra costa county was evacuated due to a safety hazard. firefighters in oakley responded to a four story building on carol lane around 1130 this morning. contra costa fire says firefighters helped about 50 residents leave the property due to a leak on

the second floor. firefighters say a bathtub overflowed, which caused the elevator to then stop work working. no one was trapped and there were no reports of any injuries, but residents have not been allowed to return. >> we have to evacuate. we have no electricity. they've already turned that off and who knows when we'll be able to come back. >> residents were taken to a hotel. it is unclear tonight how long they will be displaced. >> a motorcyclist killed in a crash in half moon bay has now been identified as the son of the city's mayor. the san mateo county sheriff's office says8 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado died yesterday. h collided with a picp truck on highway one just before six last night near maranda road, north of half moon bay. he was coming home from san francisco with his girlfriend, who was driving in a car. the sheriff's office says the driver of the pickup truck and adult male remained at the scene, and is cooperating with

investigators. the san mateo county sheriff released a statement saying, our hearts and thoughts are with mayor jimenez and his entire family during this time of unimaginable loss. the sheriff is also encouraging the community to come together to support the family with love and strength. and the city of half moon bay also releasing this statement, saying in part, joaquin dominic was an integral part of the half moon bay community. having grown up on the coast side, he worked as a union stationary engineer in san francisco, loved photography, and enjoyed spending time with his friends and family. we ask that the jimenez family be given privacy during this sorrowful time as they grieve and mourn this tremendous loss, the chp has launched extra patrols as thousands hit the bay area roads over this memorial day weekend. authorities are now keeping an eye out for drunk and distracted drivers. ktvu balio carol has more now on this maximum enforcement period.

>> memorial day weekend is a notoriously dangerous time to be on the roads. last year at this time, chp made more than 100 dui arrests, 46 people were killed in crashes across the state. >> chp is going to implement the statewide traffic enforcement effort to make sure everyone reaches their destination safely. >> but what does maximum enforcement actually mean? well, chp says they will have more officers patrolling, among other things. >> we're going to be looking and determined to take away dui drivers off the road. reckless drivers, behavior that's unnecessary on our roadways and take necessary enforcement action when necessary. >> see, folks in the bay area we spoke to today, including juanita, an oakland native, says on holiday weekends, they think twice about what times they and loved ones will be on the roads in the daytime. >> i don't worry as much, but if my son goes out at night or around the holidays, i do tell

him to be careful. yeah, yeah, it's kind of scary for me as a mom. >> others, like martin from alameda, says he's going to avoid the roads altogether. >> stay local so. and just enjoy life peacefully without all the traffic. >> chp wants to remind people dui is not just driving under the influence of alcohol and includes marijuana, prescription drugs, and the list goes on. which is why they're urging the public to plan ahead. designate a sober driver in an effort to protect not just their own life, but others who may be hitting the roads as 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 and chp tells us that that maximum enforcement period will run through late monday night. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> and cal fire says it has

responded to a number of accidents on the peninsula this holiday weekend. they did post these pictures of one crash involving a vehicle into a structure in the san mateo highlands. officials are urging people to, quote, slow down and enjoy an accident free weekend. >> the uss san francisco memorial foundation and the frisco veterans honored fallen military personnel today with a ceremony at lands end. the annual event remembers those who served on the historic ship and recognizes those who died during the war in the pacific and the battle of guadalcanal during world war two. the u.s. naval sea cadet band of the west played music before the ceremony , and members of the u.s. military community also carried flags in a parade of colors. some of them described how the uss san francisco played a key role in the historic battle of guadalcanal. >> it provided naval bombardment of the island so that the marines could conduct land operations. it was a major turning point for the war in the pacific. it was the first of the

marine corps offensive land battles in the pacific. >> for more on the sacrifices crews made aboard the uss san francisco, information is available at the uss frisco memorial at lands end. >> today, in the nation's capital, people gathered at the tomb of the unknown soldier. visitors came to pay their respects, bringing flowers to arlington national cemetery. president biden is scheduled to is scheduled to attend a wreath laying ceremony there tomorrow. and later this week, president biden will fly to france to mark the 80th anniversary of the invasion of normandy tomorrow. there are several events planned for right here in the bay area to honor those men and women who died fighting for our freedom. head to our website at ktvu.com for our complete memorial day coverage. >> new at ten tonight. thousands of anime fans flocked to the south bay this weekend as fannie mae con kicked off at the convention center in san jose. the four day event also marks the 30th anniversary of the convention, which organizers say

continues to grow. ktvu lamonica peters live now in downtown san jose, with more on tonight's event. lamonica >> julie, i'm here at cesar chavez park, where the fannie mae con party is still going on. you know, over this weekend at the convention center, there were dozens of panels held vendors, fashion shows and entertainment for some of anime's biggest fans. >> i started a long time ago, so i started back in 2004 when it wasn't really known, and it kind of was just halloween, but it's really grown into something that's like a place for fans to meet. >> fanimecon brands itself as the premier conference by fans and for fans of anime. celebrating 30 years of holding the conference, organizers say bringing fans of all ages together is their top priority. >> a lot of the ogs or a lot of the people that came originally all have kids and now they bring

their families. so now we're a huge family oriented event as well, transforming themselves into their favorite anime, comic book, and video game characters. >> organizers say about 30,000 people are expected to attend the conference during the four day event. anime is hand drawn and computer generated animation originating from japan. fans say cosplay or dressing up as characters allows them to escape reality for just a little while. >> we just have a lot of fun being in the environment with people who are like minded and enjoy the shows and the video games. >> i feel like part of it is an escape, but also part of it i feel like does also teach, you know, good skills. like i know how to do some leather working stuff. i learned to sew because of cosplay. >> fans were also able to watch interactive video game sessions and participate in free gaming tournaments. in the grand ballroom, vendors sold food and character driven items that fans may not find anywhere else.

>> so, for example, you have like sonic the hedgehog, but it's the ice creams that you might remember from the ice cream trucks. so it looks as you would get it. we also have some pokemon that are from a very, very popular show that's been around for over 20 years. >> now, julie, there's also a black and white ball that's being held at the marriott right now, and that will last until midnight. now on tomorrow, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. >> looks like it's going strong. all right. lamonica peters reporting live tonight at fannie mae con. thank you. napa valley's bottlerock music festival wrapping up tonight after a closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. the singer already the grammy winning artist, even made a surprise appearance a few hours before his set, coming on stage to perform with rock band the offspring. other big name performances today included dominic fike and queens of the

stone age. >> tonight, the death toll is rising following a series of storms in the south. coming up, the trail of destruction left behind. >> plus, i didn't expect so many people to show up like this. >> a san francisco community rallying behind a beloved dog walker and his family, who lost their home in a recent fire. coming up tonight at 1030. today's block party. bringing the neighborhood together. >> and we're taking a look at the workweek. unfortunately, the weekend is ending, but we do have some. well, we got a holiday tomorrow. that's pretty a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile.

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asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mark's square on o'farrell street. that event featured hula dancers, filipino folk dancers, and local vendors. >> this is aapi month, so we've been trying to celebrate here at saint mark's, the asian community, native hawaiian community. we had a couple different speakers throughout the month. and then this is our big festival event for the for the month. >> saint mark's square provides affordable housing to seniors in san francisco and is home to a number of nonprofit social services. colorful dancers, musicians and floats making their way through san francisco's mission district. >> today all part of the annual carnival festival and grand parade, ktvu betty yu tells us now. >> the daylong celebration highlights the diverse latin and caribbean communities here in

the bay area. >> all right, you let me know when you're ready. >> okay? i'm ready. woo is part of it staying off balance? no, you're you're not supposed to slide. >> get familiar with the switches here. you know where you're at. >> i got a first hand look at one of the grand parade's most popular mainstays, the lowriders. a reflection of the sport, culture and lifestyle. so pete taught me what's called hitting the switches. so tell me, pete, what do we do? >> so if you hit the first switch up, the front will go up. whoa >> just like that? >> yep, yep. >> and then the second switch is for the back. >> and then when you want to lower it down, you just push them both down. how'd i do? just like that. you did great. >> it's about swagger, pride and showmanship. some 200 lowriders are just part of what gives carnival its distinct color and flair. the blessing of the parade was led by aztec dancer miguel martinez, who began

dancing at nine years old. >> to me personally, it's been a lifelong commitment. we've been dancing in the parade since the 1980s. my family's been a part of it for a really long time. i grew up three blocks from here where we start, so it's just really beautiful to be back here. >> carnival celebrates the diverse latin american, caribbean and african roots in the bay area. it features five main stages, dozens of floats and hundreds of vendors and artists. this group represents the mayan culture from the yucatan peninsula. >> first is that there is a very large and still growing mayan community that is working in restaurants, working in construction. we're immigrants and we're here to not just work, but also bring our contribution to this multicultural, wonderful place, which is san francisco carnival, now in its 46th year, began with 100 people. >> today, organizers say about half a million take over the streets in the mission. during the two day festival. this year's theme is honor indigenous roots. >> this is san francisco. this

is the only place that you can do this in san francisco is just has the magic, you know, to be able to put together a multicultural, a celebration representing all the traditions because we have so many people that artistically live in san francisco, in the bay area, in san francisco, betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> ferry workers with alcatraz city cruises on strike demanding better pay, benefits and schedules. the workers union and the ferry company have been working now on a new contract for about a year and a half. now, the union says it decided to go on strike yesterday to show its disappointment with the latest counteroffer. the two sides had previously reached a tentative agreement, but the union spokesperson says more strikes could now take place. the ferry says any strike will have no effect on operations. >> okay, this week is going to be very similar to what we saw last week. today was a nice day. yesterday was pretty cool. it

warmed a good 5 to 10 degrees today. tomorrow it warms as well or stays about the same. and then we warm up as we get into the middle of the week. here so but what's happening is the long range model c to the north of us here. see the blues up there. that's on tuesday into wednesday. and then a break. and then see the blues again coming close to this area here. right there coming through to the north. so that's those systems as they glide by to the north of us increase the marine layer, cool the temperatures. then when they go by it heats up a little bit as the high builds in. so that pattern is the same pattern. it feels like we've seen the last few weeks. and this is going to be the repeat pattern this week. so temperatures today not a bad day. temperatures were in the 80s 84 in antioch, 83 in fairfield. tomorrow there will be about the same, maybe a little cooler. the thing that's changed is the fog is back. you can kind of see it. it's hard. it's kind of misty out there. but the fog is back along the coast. fog is going to be a story the next couple of days as a tweak goes to the north of us, marine layer expands out and temperatures begin to cool a couple of degrees in some

places. as we get into tuesday and wednesday, we'll have the full forecast back here in a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. skiers and snowboarders only have one day left to hit the slopes at one of the most popular resorts in the sierra nevada palisades tahoe is celebrating its final full weekend of the winter and spring ski season tomorrow. it is the only resort still open in the region, but their season is coming to an end on memorial day. palisades slopes will run tomorrow from eight in the morning to 2 p.m, according to the mountain's website. summer operations begin june 7th, nearly 150 state parks are offering free admission for military personnel tomorrow in honor of memorial day. >> the offer is open to all vets and active and reserve military members. participating parks include angel island, mount diablo, castle rock, and all of mount tam. you can check the full list of parks online at parks.ca.gov. >> deadly storms hit the south coming up tonight. the rising concerns of looting in heavily impacted areas.

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of texas, oklahoma, and arkansas over the weekend. >> it's been an extremely active tornado season in the heart of the country. fox news kevin uretsky has the latest on the central u.s. reeling once again from a series of powerful storms that left a trail of destruction in their wake. >> texas, oklahoma and arkansas all saw severe weather saturday night that tore through neighborhoods and ripped homes off their foundations. one of the hardest hit areas appears to be the community of valley view in cooke county, texas, north of dallas, where a gas station and travel center were torn apart by an apparent tornado took a major hit.

>> there's not much left of it. as you can see, multiple fatalities have already been reported. >> officials fear the number could rise as search and rescue crews assess the damage. >> power lines were down, trees were down. it's taken a huge effort just to get back in there where the most of the damage is. >> little is left of this neighborhood in celina. one family lucky to be out of town when the storm hit their home. now a total loss. it was a godsend. >> we weren't home, the neighbor across the street had an rv and it landed on our house, the only part that's standing is where we would have been sheltered. >> deaths have also been reported in arkansas and oklahoma. tens of thousands still without power across all three states. >> pretty eye opening. it was. it's a lot worse than i thought it was initially. and once the sun came up, you realize you realize the magnitude, the scenes of destruction. >> just the latest in what has been a historically bad april in may for the midwest and plains.

the system causing the severe weather expected to move east over the rest of memorial day weekend. kevin uretsky, fox news . >> texas governor greg abbott says the severe weather that tore a path through texas, oklahoma and arkansas took a devastating toll. >> more than 200 homes and structures were listed as destroyed. another more than 120 were listed as damaged. and i'll be shocked if those numbers are not increased as further assessments are made. this storm that we are talking about right now is a storm where the tornadic activity traversed about 50 miles. that may not include even further areas around here where there is even more damage being reported. >> abbott says the state of texas will do all it can to help

the victims of the storm rebuild their lives as quickly as possible, and in oklahoma, more than 20 people in the city of claremore were injured during the storms. >> and tonight, while search and rescue efforts are ongoing, officials say there has been some looting in that area, prompting a mandatory curfew for residents. >> we will have crews out all night continuing to work on utility issues, clearing roads, getting debris. so we are asking everybody to please allow our folks to work. we have been working with the railroads to make sure that we limit those interruptions while we're trying to do those things as well. but citizens of claremore and the city limits, we are instituting a curfew between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. tomorrow. >> and tonight, authorities now say those roads in the immediate claremore area have been cleared for travel. >> a big show of support in san francisco still ahead tonight. the neighborhood coming together to support a community dog walker and his family who recently lost their home in a

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to gather today to support a beloved community dog walker who lost his home in a fire last week. >> it is just the latest challenge terry williams has had to face after several racist packages were delivered to his home last month. ktvu zac sos reports from san francisco tonight, where a block party was held right outside the home of terry williams. yes thank you.

>> one by one. neighbors, friends, even strangers taking time out of their holiday weekend to show up for terry williams. >> okay, i'll put that with terry's sunday, a block party fundraiser held for the beloved san francisco dog walker, who lost his home in a fire on tuesday. >> it's a lot, but i'm trying to be strong. but it's like sometimes i do break down the fire at his family's alamo square home. >> just the latest challenge williams has been forced to confront. last month, he received two racist packages, including a black doll with a noose wrapped around its neck. san francisco police are now investigating both incidents as hate crimes at every step of the way, his neighborhood rallying around him. first, in the form of a demonstration to condemn the racist deliveries. toiletries? >> yes. oh my gosh, thank you so much. >> and now, following the fire through donations, i just felt like i needed to do something. >> he's been such a great neighbor. he has stopped a break

in for me and he's moved my car when i, you know, for street sweeping. he's a very good man, very beloved, dependable, lovely guy. >> terry williams and his parents, who also lived at the home, buoyed by the support of this alamo square community, a community the family has called home since 1971. >> it feels real good. you know all the love, all the love, all my neighbors and friends been showing and showing up, writing letters on my garage, helping him take several steps forward amid so many setbacks. he gives me hope so that everything is going to be all right. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> this weekend, four men were seen vandalizing several vehicles in san francisco's marina district. a neighbor says he began recording them around 230 yesterday morning, right near the intersection of bay and fillmore. the men were seen jumping on cars and trying to break into them. the neighbor says. one of the men noticed he was recording and actually threw a bottle at him. video has been

shared with san francisco police. no word on any arrests. >> new details tonight in connection with a deadly shooting on the peninsula. the san mateo county coroner's office identified the man who was shot and killed in a belmont park as 27 year old deonte gordon of san francisco. gordon was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds inside a car parked at o'donnell park. he died at the scene. investigators have not released any other details. anyone with information about this case is asked to call the sheriff's office or its anonymous tip line. >> a millbrae man was arrested after a hit and run crashhat left a pedestrian with life thateng injuries. the san mateo county sheriff's office says 32 year old nathan talu hit a female pedestrian, then fled the scene. this happened near the intersection of millbr avee andl camino real around 540 this morning. now, the sheriff's officeays deputies used license plate readers to identif the driver and arrested tuvalu at his home in millbrae. he has been booked

on charges of felony hit and run with serious injuries. >> the california secretary of state's office says the recall campaign targeting fremont state senator aisha wahab will not move forward. >> the organizers of that campaign needed at least 42,000 signatures by last week's deadline, but the secretary of state's office says there was a flaw in the petitions that led to thousands of invalid signatures. the recall was in response to the democrats bill to strengthen protections against caste discrimination in employment and housing. that is a form of discrimination when social hierarchy is determined by a person's birth. >> new. at ten, an actor was shot and killed early this morning after confronting a group of thieves in downtown los angeles. police say 37 year old johnny wactor was killed after interrupting three suspects who were trying to steal the catalytic converter on his car. wactor played brandon corbin on abc's general hospital from 2020 to 2022, among other television

appearances. police say they are still searching for the shooter. >> an update tonight on the death of professional golfer grayson murray. his parents confirming today that he died by suicide. murray had been open about his struggles with depression and anxiety, along with alcohol abuse. the two time pga tour winner was just 30 years old. he died yesterday, one day after withdrawing from a tournament due to an illness. today, pro golfers offering their condolences to murray's family and friends. >> you know, i got to know him fairly well over the last few months, you know, shared a couple meals with him, played a couple practice rounds. you know, i was with him, you know, for a few hours. he was at our rental house last week and, you know, it's a tough day for all of us out here on tour. and we're thinking about his family. and, you know, we're praying hard. praying hard for them for sure. >> the golf tournament did go on as planned, per the request of murray's parents. grief counselors were on site for the golfers. now if you or someone

you know is struggling tonight and needs help, you can call 988. >> still ahead tonight, a san francisco based tech company collaborating with one of the biggest names in country music how the project aims to preserve history in a new, innovative way . >> and we're heading towards the workweek. got tomorrow off, but then we get back into it. i'll have the forecast that does include some cool downs and warm ups, but first, medics working in gaza reporting dozens of deaths following an israeli airstrike. >> the growing pressure on israel tonight to halt operations in rafah

a number of people were trapped

in flaming debris, according to gaza's health ministry. women and children make up most of the dead and dozens of the wounded. the strike comes two days after the international court of justice ordered israel to end its military operation in rafah. that's where more than half of gaza's population has taken shelter. israel's defense minister was in rafah today. his office says he was briefed on the intensifying operations there. also today, aid trucks are entering gaza from southern israel through an agreement with egypt to bypass the rafah crossing. officials in egypt say they will not reopen its side of the rafah crossing until palestinians are given back control of the gaza side. the country agreed to divert traffic through kerem shalom, crossing, which is a main cargo terminal in gaza, after u.s. and israel put pressure on egypt. this comes despite israel saying it has allowed hundreds of trucks to enter. the un says the violence on the other side makes it too dangerous to retrieve the aid. >> thousands of people lined the

streets of tel aviv today to pay their respects to 42 year old hanan yablonka, whose body was recovered from gaza on friday. mourners waving israeli flags as they walked right behind the hearse. the bodies of yablonka and two other israelis who were taken hostage by hamas militants, were found in a refugee camp in northern gaza, where israeli troops are currently fighting with hamas. the terror group is still reportedly holding about 100 hostages. >> new attend tonight japan says north korea has informed country officials of a plan to launch a satellite by june 3rd. last november, north korea sent its first satellite into orbit as part of its efforts to build a space based surveillance network to deal with what it calls us led military threats. north korean leader kim jong un later told a key governing party that the country would launch three additional military spy satellites in 2024. today, japan's coast guard said it was notified that north korea plans to launch a satellite rocket in the waters between the korean

peninsula and china. the un bans north korea from conducting satellite launches, as officials consider it a disguised for the testing of long range missile technology. >> a dozen people were injured today when a qatar airways plane hit severe turbulence. the boeing 787 was flying from doha, qatar, to dublin, ireland, when it hit unexpected turbulence over turkey. the plane continued on to dublin and landed safely. six passengers and six crew members were hurt, eight of them hospitalized. passengers described a terrifying scene and actually praised the flight crew for their professionalism. >> mind you seemed to go stop, which it didn't, but then dropped quite a severe drop. and then, fortunately, the captain got it under control quite quickly because i was thinking, oh, it's going to keep falling, but unfortunately there was a couple of passengers that didn't have seat belts on, so they were in front of us. they were thrown out of their seats and hit their head. >> the staff were amazing. like

to actually get up and have to look after us. and they're going around with bandages on their hands and bloodied faces like. and they have to serve us as well. like and it was just i couldn't, like anybody else would be sent home like, but they had to continue for the rest of the five hours. >> this latest incident comes less than a week after a british man died of a suspected heart attack, and dozens of others were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence as well. >> a new report suggests travelers in the us spent a lot of time waiting out flight delays. a new report used data from the bureau of transportation from january 2023 to last february. it found the top five airports with the longest average delays were at the provo utah airport. the orlando sanford international airport, dallas fort worth international, charlotte douglas international and philadelphia international. three out of the top ten airports with the longest delays were in central florida, but that could be due

in part to hurricane related delays coming up. >> pride month celebrations already underway across northern california. >> also ahead tonight, the composer behind disney's mary poppins has died. his lasting legacy next. and it's been a pretty nice holiday weekend out there across much of the bay area. >> as we give you this live look outside on this sunday night, chief meteorologist bill martin has your memorial day forecast coming up after the

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it builds confidence, flexibility, and promotes creative expression. but it's also expensive as ktvu frank mallicoat reports, a south bay ballet school is helping young people get over that financial bar with its first step program. >> it is this month's cool school in downtown san jose.

>> scottish rite temple is celebrating its 100th year with a little kick. the century old building has been the home to new ballet for four years. a haven for these six through nine year old ballerinas, who are all part of their first step program, these kids would not have had the chance to be in a ballet room for this length of time, and doing the movements that we're doing right now. >> if it wasn't through this program. >> new ballet is a nonprofit that, through grants, has partnered up with six san jose title one schools. they have awarded dozens of four month ballet scholarships to underserved students of color. this year's class is 31 dancers strong, all getting 16 weeks of training into the art and the beauty of ballet. and for some, that tuition free ride could carry on for years. >> right now we have over 20 students that are on continued

training, scholarships, training completely for free within the different levels of our school. and it really makes an impact in, you know, these students who might not otherwise be able to afford it. >> the first step program changed my life completely. without it, i, i don't know, i just oh my all to it. >> 18 year old gabby rodriguez is a first step graduate. here's a photo of her years ago, and she is now a full studio company member at new ballet. gabby recently played clara in the production of the nutcracker and is forever grateful for the opportunity. >> every time i'm waiting and i'm leaving my rehearsal and i'm looking in the halls and i see all the little kids and i'm like, one of you guys is going to be clara, and you're going to have the most amazing time of your life doing it. >> these young dancers may be years away from playing clara, but make no mistake, they are learning well beyond ballet. first step teacher rebecca

nugent sees it every day. >> it provides them dignity to be able to own their body and command their body and listen to music, which is fulfilling for the soul. so i think they walk out very dignified. >> why can't you wait to come here each week? >> because, because i like coming so i could see all my different classmates and see my teacher. >> yeah, and you get to dance. that's the best part? >> and that's why these ballerinas are here, taking their first step. >> and it starts here. yeah it starts in this one class. >> frank mallicoat ktvu, fox two news. >> the oakland public library's main branch is now closed as the building undergoes critical repairs. the library temporarily shut down today and will remain closed until november. staff say the building needs a new roof and boiler system. they also say the building needs upgrades on its electrical, heating and cooling systems. >> actor and san francisco

native benjamin bratt received an honorary doctorate from san francisco university. the university shared this photo on social media showing bratt receiving the honorary doctor of fine arts degree at friday's commencement ceremony. bratt was born in san francisco and raised in the city's mission. he is a graduate of lowell high school and was a student at the american conservatory theater's master of fine arts program, san jose mayor matt mehan announced the successful addition of five new trees at deanza park. >> he shared video from today's planting. the city arborists were joined by several neighborhood residents to put in new trees, replacing the ones that just weren't doing great anymore. san jose is hosting a similar revitalization project next saturday, planting new trees at happy hollow. >> many democratic lawmakers in sacramento have now joined environmental groups in california to make an urgent plea to governor newsom. they're calling on the governor to support a bond measure to help the state continue to pay for billions of dollars in climate

change programs. they say those programs now in jeopardy due to california's planned budget cuts in response to a record deficit. the governor has already said those cuts will likely affect the funding of some of those programs. >> turned out to be a pretty warm day today. yesterday, not so right. yesterday was pretty cool. even a few sprinkles showing up to the tune of 100th of an inch in some places. and then today's highs. they came up a few degrees as much as five and ten degrees over yesterday's temperatures. tomorrow will be about the same or a tad warmer. and then as we go into tomorrow morning, you're going to notice the fog. you might be able to see it here. i can't, i'm not sure if you can see it well on your screen you're on, but that's a fog moving in across san francisco right now, and fog is going to be around the next couple of days. we've got a pretty ho hum pattern that's going to stick with us through the week. kind of not that dissimilar from last week. so when i say ho home, not much changes. the highs go from upper 70s to low 80s to upper 70s to low 80s, and we just ride that

right into the bay area weekend. these are the highs from are the current temperatures which even at this hour are still 11 degrees warmer in concord than they were last night. ten degrees warmer in livermore. and then the winds, as you would expect. so tomorrow, your memorial day. i hope you have it off. i'm sure you do. i hope you do. and the weather looks good. except if the beaches, there'll be fog, as you would guess. and from that picture and the fog will be in many inland bay valleys early tomorrow morning. here we are taking a look at that. and you can see especially down towards the peninsula and across out towards concord. and then tomorrow evening fog kind of comes back. it looks like the north bay is getting a little break, doesn't it? so the fog might not be such an event there. and then tuesday morning a big push and then burn back. and then wednesday morning a semi big push and burn back. so that's this is the whole week right. so there's not a big no big changes. there's nothing there's week weather systems that glide by to the north. and that's what triggers the fog to push in and then triggers the fog to go away and then push back in. and so it's this is the

cycle that we will have. it's the same cycle we had last week. and i believe the week before the forecast highs tomorrow about where they were today perhaps a little bit warmer in some places. but obviously you're going to be cooler at the coast in a place like pacifica or even san francisco with highs in the low 60s there. but you get inland, away from the water, you'll get upper 70s and low 80s for your memorial day, so the weather looks pretty good. and the five day forecast, we're rain free in this thing, but you can see the fluctuations. warmest day of the week is going to be thursday, friday of the week, the two days in the week. and then it kind of cools off again as we go into the bay area weekend. and when i say cool off, this is upper that upper tier numbers that represents the hot spots inland. so most of us are in that middle tier. the highest population. so 78 degrees 74 to 78 degrees all week. >> bill. thank you. the academy award winning composer who wrote the scores for the beloved disney films mary poppins and the jungle book, has died. richard sherman was also known for writing the song it's a small world, among many others.

the disney company said sherman died saturday due to an age related illness at cedars-sinai medical center in beverly hills. sherman together with his late brother robert, won two academy awards for his work on the 1964 film mary poppins. they also picked up a grammy for best movie or tv score. richard sherman was 95. dave is pride kicked off today with preparations around the city for its 10th anniversary next weekend. >> volunteers gathered early this morning at 6:00 to start painting rainbow crosswalks near central park in davis. organizers say it's a way to show inclusion and acceptance in the community. volunteers share. they want everyone to feel welcome and that they want people to feel a sense of love and support when they visit the area. >> we feel that it symbolizes hope. a new beginning, exciting time for the city coming in. so and you know that we're about to have a good party all of the

month of june, and there are several events planned for the davis community for pride month, such as next saturday's annual fair and music festival and a free skating event. >> the giants were on the opposite end of late game magic. our jason appelbaum will have the story next in sports. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, a las vegas business hiding cash around town. how the strategy has garnered tens of thousands of followe of

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softball world series. after splitting games with lsu on friday and saturday, the cardinal. they left no doubt who the better team was this afternoon in the super regional

at sunken diamond bottom of the fifth. already four nothing. cardinal jade berry with two on takes raylan chafin deep to center and gone. three run. homer breaks it wide open and then in the seventh, there's the mercy rule in effect. katelyn lynn is she launches one into the trees in right center. and that's it. it's over. the cardinal, they win. they have an eight run lead after five innings. so this one's over eight. nothing. your final stanford celebrating a return trip to oklahoma city for the second straight year. and one of eight teams now vying for the title. they will face top seeded texas on thursday. the giants. they are sitting at an even 500 one third of the way through the baseball season, but they're heating up a little bit trying to go for the sweep and queens. give me my phone finger. giants and mets tied at one in the third. brett wisely changes that one swing of the bat solo home run off former giant and a sean

minaya. wisely's first of the season two one giants now three one, in the ninth, mike yastrzemski, he's popping one up. it's in foul territory. brett beaty is tracking it and he is going over the tarp to make the outstanding catch by doing his matt chapman impersonation there. and his pitcher adrian houser. loving it. we go to the bottom of the ninth. harrison bader tied it up with a two run double off tyler rodgers. and then with the bases loaded, omar nevarez wins it. with this base hit over roger's head brings in jeff mcneil. the mets walk it off. they win 4 to 3. the giants win streak is over at four games. they open a three. gamer against the phillies beginning tomorrow at oracle park. we've got pom poms at the coliseum for today's astros a's rubber match. they split the first two games scoreless in the fifth when the astros busted out for five runs. this is the big blow. kyle

tucker, major league leading 18th home run as a two run shot off aaron brooks. shea langeliers did homer for the a's in the ninth, but too little too late. the astros win 5 to 2 for the first time in 22 years. we have a back to back winner at the indianapolis 500, the 108th running of the greatest spectacle in racing, as it's called, was delayed four hours due to rain and lightning. and when they started on the very first lap, very first turn, there was an accident. but final lap pato award takes over. josef newgarden and then about 20s later, newgarden slingshots past award to retake the lead and the checkered flag. and for roger penske's team, it's a record 20th win at indy. newgarden becomes the first repeat champion since helio castroneves in 2001 and 2002. the dallas mavericks won one win away from the nba finals. patrick mahomes, travis kelce they are sitting courtside for game three of this

western conference finals, and the timberwolves, they were down three in the third. watch this dunk by anthony edwards. this guy can fly. wow right over six foot ten. mavs center daniel gafford edwards 26 points nine rebounds nine assists. but minnesota goes cold down the stretch. and when luka doncic finds gafford a little revenge there for the alley oop slam, it's over. doncic 33 points seven rebounds five assists, five steals. the mavs was one mavs win 116 107, and they take a three games to none lead in the series. they can wrap it up tuesday back in dallas. and they're looking to get back to the finals for the first time in 13 years. so the dallas mavericks draymond green predicted they would make it. by the way for you. >> did he did draymond green on on the tnt show. >> yeah great for stanford though. >> congrats to the softball team. big game thursday. all right sportswrap coming up. >> we've got a big show for you 30 minutes away. lots more to come. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11 a major four alarm fire in