equality concerns. the cleanup efforts underway this morning. >> plus, you cannot forget the men who made this supreme sacrifice so that you could exist, that you could live. >> today is memorial day. we see how people are remembering those who fought and died for our country . >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. today is monday, may 27th, memorial day. people have maybe the day off steven. so if they want to head out and about what kind of weather do we have? >> pretty quiet pamela. all right. yeah. it's just you and me. >> it's. yes. >> oh, it's my lucky monday. all right. 40s and 50s on the temps

here. fog is regrouping. making another pretty good little push here, it's hard to see this time of the morning, but it's there, and i think it'll be the usual song and dance. after we see that burn off, it'll be 60, 70 or soft 80. all right, let's get back to pam in the news. >> all right. thank you. steve, there are events both in the bay area and across the country to mark this memorial day. it's a day to honor the men and women in the us military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. reporter sue guzman takes a look at the true meaning of this memorial day holiday. >> memorial day may mark the unofficial start of summer with the warmer weather summoning big crowds for beach parties and barbecues. but military advocates say the true meaning of the holiday shouldn't be lost over the course of the long weekend. >> memorial day is the primary day in the year in the united states, where we commemorate veterans who have given their lives on behalf of our country.

>> it's important to also not confuse memorial day with other national holidays commemorating the military, like armed forces day and veterans day, because it's specifically focused on those who have lost their lives in defense of this nation, either in combat as a result of wounds suffered in combat, or really any, tie to their military training or activities while serving. because of its somber tone, experts recommend not wishing people a happy memorial day instead of happy memorial day, because it's not necessarily a happy occasion, especially for those gold star families that still remember the loved ones they've lost. >> but to just ask people what they may be doing to commemorate the holiday, reaching out to the family and friends of fallen service members during this time can be a way of showing support. >> cannot forget the man who made this supreme sacrifice so that you could exist, and that you could live. >> but besides attending parades

and ceremonies, we can display or help to place flags in cemeteries where veterans are buried. >> we can donate to organizations that support veterans and veteran memorials. >> sue guzman, fox news thank you. >> sue memorial day is a federal holiday, which means all government offices, courts and schools are closed. there's no trading on wall street today and the banks are also closed. the us postal service will not deliver any mail, but delivery services such as ups and fedex will have some limited express or urgent shipments. most stores and restaurants are open, but costco is closed. nearly 150 state parks are offering free admission for military personnel today in honor of memorial day. the offer is open to all veterans and active and reserve military members participate in parks include angel island, mount diablo castle rock, and mount tam. you can check the full list of parks online at parks.ca.gov. oakland fire crews are investigating the cause of a

large fire that started last night at a lumber yard. this morning, crews are still at the economy lumber warehouse on high street near interstate 880. amtrak and freight service in the area next to the warehouse has resumed. now that fire started at 745 last night, and even though it's out, the air quality in the area remains a concern this morning and the county is being asked to monitor the conditions. residents in the area have been asked to keep their windows and doors closed. >> 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 significant amount of heat due to the materials inside of this building being a lumber supply company, no one was inside the building at the time of the fire and no injuries have been reported. >> the san mateo county coroner's office has identified the man who was shot and killed in belmont as 27 year old deonte gordon of san francisco. police

say he was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in a car parked near ralston avenue friday night. one neighbor was inside his home when he says he heard the sound of gunfire just walking in to my backyard and i heard, like, three muffled, shots, but i thought maybe it was fireworks. >> it was like boom, boom, boom. >> police say gordon died at the scene. so far, there have been no arrests, and it's still not clear what led up to the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. an american tourist is back home with his family this holiday weekend, after being detained for more than 100 days on a caribbean island. police on the island of turks and caicos arrested brian haggerty in february while he was on vacation with his wife and two children. he was facing 12 years in jail for violating the island's strict gun laws after he brought ammunition in his luggage. but on friday, a judge

allowed him to fly home to pennsylvania after he agreed to pay a $6,700 fine. >> 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. >> the judge's decision came after a congressional delegation flew to the islands one week ago. they met with local government leaders and pushed for his release. prosecutor voters in the bay area's nine counties will share $3.7 million in state grants as part of california's statewide crackdown on wage theft, the state department of industrial relations says the money will help fund local law enforcement programs targeting companies that routinely cheat when paying their employees. the grant money will also help fund investigations into allegations of illegal and unfair business practices. federal health officials say they're taking steps to provide vaccines for workers who may be exposed to

the bird flu. more than 4 million vaccines are expected to be manufactured to protect at risk poultry and dairy workers, veterinary and lab technicians, the fda warns. human exposure to the bird flu could increase the risk that the virus will mutate. no word yet on when the vaccines will be delivered. well, expect to see more chp officers on the bay area highways today. the agency has increased patrols over the memorial day weekend looking for drivers who are speeding, distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. now, this holiday weekend is notoriously dangerous. it's dangerous time to be on the roads. last memorial day weekend, chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. 46 people were killed in crashes across california to keep the roads safe. chp is urging people to plan ahead, designate a sober driver or use a ride share service. >> 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 the maximum enforcement period will end tonight. >> cal fire responded to a number of accidents on the peninsula over the holiday weekend. they posted photos of one crash involving a vehicle into a structure in the san mateo highlands. electric car drivers won't be able to dodge a driving tax for much longer. caltrans has launched a pilot program to charge drivers $0.03 per mile, driven gas tax revenue is drying up, so the state is figuring out ways to make up a forecasted deficit. california drivers who sign up for the pilot program will pay for the miles driven. however, they will also earn up to $400 and have their gas tax fees waived. they just need to allow caltrans to track the miles they drive each

day. >> i'm charging a fee for this weathercast just so you know. oh, no. yeah, sorry, we have, fog starting to regroup there, and it will be the usual song and dance here. retreats back to the coast. 40s, 50s on the temps. this is a typical pattern here. a little cooler, maybe for some. to the north, 46 bodega bay occidental. sebastopol's 45. windsor's 46 sonoma's 4640 seven's popular in marin county. fairfax bolinas, san anselmo and ross all in their little system. right in here. look at this little guy. that's a little low, a little coastal eddy right there. so you're getting a west wind or a south wind, and then a west wind straight out to the delta across the strait. so that's in place, not roaring, but it's there. more of a west southwest breeze, 30s up in the mountains, 50s until 60s on the coast. they hit san diego there, 76 in las vegas. and that system

to the north will swing through tomorrow for a slight little cool down. but for today, if you're near the coast, 5060s, if you're bay side, 6070s, if you're inland, it'll be 70s or low 80s. >> all right. thank you steve. a big show of support in san francisco. the neighborhood coming together to support a community dog walker and his family who recently lost their home in a fire. and a convention for anime fans wrapped up this memorial day weekend. we hear from those who attended fannie mae con and what makes this conv tion uniqu at wendy's, you can get- (fake english accent) an english muffin

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giles robinson: we're all thinking about survival and day one. we owe it to that patient to come up with a treatment plan that's going to work. we are finding out more and more about each disease, and what we've seen is a population who are actually having more curative therapy. we're moving in the right direction. we're with them, and we're fighting this. cruises are on strike, demanding better pay benefits and schedules. the workers union and the ferry company have been working on a new contract for a

year and a half. the union says it decided to go on strike to show disappointment with the latest counter offer. the two sides reached a tentative agreement, but the union spokesperson says more strikes could now take place. the ferry says any strike will not have any impact on operations. california's investing more than $6 million to upgrade the highways in marin county. most of that money will go towards repairing the roads that were badly damaged during the powerful winter storms. in the last two years. the upgrade project will include storm repairs on highway 101 and highway one along the rugged marin county coast. the funding is part of a $2 billion state project to repair damaged roads all across california. thousands of anime fans headed to the san jose convention center for fanimecon. the four day event also marks the 30th anniversary of the convention, which organizers say continues to grow. ktvu lamonica peters spoke with some of the people in

attendance who say they look forward to this all year long. >> fanimecon brands itself as the premier conference by fans and for fans of anime. >> 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 kind of like a place for fans to meet. >> celebrating 30 years of holding the conference organizer 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. >> there's also a black and white ball being held at the marriott right now, which will last until about midnight. now on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1

p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, thank you. lamonica hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of san francisco's mission district this weekend. they came to enjoy the sights and sounds of the 46th annual carnival, festival and grand parade, one of san francisco's biggest and most festive street parties. it also included dozens of colorful floats, music and dancing in the street. >> 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 also included more than 200 lowriders, which has recently become a crowd favorite. organizers say roughly a half a million people showed up for this year's festival in the mission district. well, the giants are back home to face the philadelphia phillies at oracle park at 2:00 this afternoon after wrapping up the road trip yesterday, the new york mets

scored three times in the ninth inning to defeat the giants and prevent a three game sweep. final score 4 to 3. the giants finished the road trip with four wins, two losses with each of the six games decided in the eighth inning or later. the orange and black, now back at 500 with 27 wins and 27 losses. outfielder kyle tucker hit a two run homer to lead the houston astros to a 5 to 2 victory over the a's in oakland yesterday afternoon. houston's runl blanco pitched seven strong innings in houston's victory. the a's now begin a road trip and face the rays in tampa bay this evening. deer valley high school in antioch has a new look inside its stadium. the wolverines were the last team in the bay area. bay valley athletic league to get renovations. the school now has a new turf. it also is getting a new scoreboard, sound system, better wifi. the project broke ground last fall. so far cost more than $1 million, but for the team, it's worth every penny. >> 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. >> with the new turf field, student athletes will be able to practice year round, and the school will be able to save money on maintenance. skiers and boarders only have today to hit the slopes at one of the most popular resorts in the sierra nevada, palisades tahoe, celebrating its final full weekend of the winter and spring ski season. today, it's the only resort still open, but the season is coming to an end. palisades slopes will run today from 8:00 in the morning until 2 p.m, according to the mountain website. summer operations then begin june 7th. it does not look quite like that right now at the powder. i don't think there's some rock showing, steve, and i think he said it might be windy right now. >> i think that that was over the weekend. that was a good weekend. you know, it took a

while to get going, pam, but once february hit, then then the snow really stacked up here and i think they had a pretty good season there. we had a great rain season. i think coastal clouds, warm inland, more fog, a little cooler tuesday, then some fog. wednesday to friday. it will be warmer inland. a few inland locations could push upper 80s to maybe near 90 on thursday. then it looks like it comes right back down for the weekend. so we are in a really quiet pattern here. fog and low clouds making their usual dance push here. 40s 50s on the temps. east bay temps, a lot of low 50s although kensington's 49 degrees. clayton's at 48, a lot of low 50s. el cerrito, berkeley , alameda all at 52, hercules at 52 and north dublin's a little cooler there at 45. a little low is set up. shop right here. right there, right right there. right. sausalito. tiburon. hanging out. can't say i blame it. that's giving us a little bit more of an onshore breeze. so everything looks pretty good here. very quiet. west southwest fairfield not not roaring, but it's an onshore direction. so 30s in the mountains, 50s, 60s in the valley, 70s on the desert, 50s, 60s up and down the

coast. so very typical pattern here. that system to the north will swing through tuesday and that will give us a slight little cooldown. and the pattern is showing that low is kicked out of here that we had on friday, saturday sunday was a little warmer today. looks like a little change. i mean 60s, 70s, some low low 80s here on the temps today. so for today monday looks good morning. low clouds if you're near the coast, cool. if you're inland it'd be upper 70s to near 80 degrees and not a lot of change. a little cooler tomorrow. >> all right. thank you steve. dozens of people living in an east bay senior home had to evacuate. the reason they're spending their memorial day weekend in a hotel. and a professional golfer has died at the age of 30. how he's being remembered by the golf community, as ll a

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police say 37 year old johnnie walker was killed after interrupting three suspects who were trying to steal the catalytic converter on his car. walker played brandon corbin on abc's general hospital from 2020 to 2022. police are still looking for the shooter. the parents of professional golfer grayson murray confirmed their 30 year old son died by suicide. the two time pga tour winner died saturday, just one day after withdrawing from a golf tournament in fort worth, texas. his death has shocked and stunned the entire pro golf community. the world's top golfer is among those offering condolences to grayson murray's family and friends. >> 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.

>> grayson murray had been open about his past struggles with depression, anxiety and alcohol abuse. his family is now asking for everyone to respect their privacy during this very difficult time. a motorcyclist killed in a crash in half moon bay has been identified as the son of the city's mayor. the san mateo county sheriff's office says 28 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado died saturday. he collided with a pickup truck on highway one just before 6:00 saturday night near miranda 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, an adult man, remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. now, the san mateo county sheriff released a statement saying, quote, 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. the city of half moon bay also released 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. several cars vandalized in the city and it was all caught on camera. we'll tell you what we're learning from witnesses and the biden administration is hiring the special role related to social media that they're searching for ahead of the november election. don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just head to ktvu.com/email to sign up for that daily service

community is rallying behind a beloved dog walker and his family lost their home in a fire. we're going to tell you about the block party, the neighbor that is bringing the neighborhood together, and the death toll is rising following a series of devastating storms in the south. we show you some of the trail of destruction left behind from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. it is memorial day. may 27th. steve paulson is here with our forecast. what if people want to head to the beach, steve, or are a little cool there? >> pamela. okay, if you're inland, though, it won't be bad, but it's just, there's really, you know, i could i could record this and then take off because nothing's going to change. and 40s and 50s on the temps, we have some low clouds making

their usual push. they'll head back to the coast and then we'll have sunny and nice to warm conditions inland 60s, 70s though coast in bay, upper 70s. low low 80s inland. back. back to the news now at pam. >> all right. thank you steve. a san francisco neighborhood is coming together to support a beloved community dog walker who lost his home in a fire last week. now it's just the latest challenge terry williams has had to face after several racist packages were delivered to his home. ktvu zac sos reports from san francisco. and last night, where there was a block party, it was held 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 cherries 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 like most, 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. >> and he's a very good man, very beloved kid, 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 that 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's going to be all right. >> zac sos, ktvu fox two news. >> thank you zach. four men were seen vandalizing several vehicles in san francisco's marina district. a neighbor says he began recording them at 230 saturday morning 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 threw a bottle at him. the video has been shared with san francisco police. no word on any arrests. dozens of people living in a senior living complex in oakley are spending this memorial day in a nearby hotel. they have been forced out of their homes on carroll lane due to a major water leak. firefighters evacuated their building yesterday morning after they spotted water leaking from one

unit onto the second floor. people living in the area say this is not the first time there's been a water problem at this senior living facility. >> lots of flooding, lots of pipe issues in this building. there's been multiple units where people have had to leave on, especially on the second floor, there, the trash chutes are closed. they're supposed to be picking up the trash for these seniors three times a week. they're not doing that. it trash is sitting in senior homes. i'm removing trash for seniors. other seniors are taking it down, it's been nothing but problems here. >> more than 50 people were evacuated from the oak grove senior terrace apartments. there's no word yet on when they can return to their homes. as a group of us lawmakers are in taiwan this morning showing their support for the country's new president, both democrats and republicans made the trip. today they're meeting with president lichida and other taiwanese leaders during their stay. the plan they plan to discuss relations between the two countries and strengthening

taiwan's self-defense capabilities. >> let's make sure that no one in their right mind would try to upset and upset the peace that lets you thrive. america is and always will be a reliable partner, and no amount of coercion or intimidation will slow down or stop the routine visits by the congress to taiwan . >> now, the visit by us lawmakers comes after china ran military drills near taiwan in response to president sheets inauguration speech. president biden's campaign wants someone to manage its memes, the job listing says the meme manager will be in charge of recruiting creators to make memes leading up to the election. the new team is expected to provide information about biden's accomplishments and policies through meme posts, according to the job post. the meme manager will make up to $85,000 and must be willing to move to the wilmington, delaware area. the

california secretary of state office says the recall campaign targeting fremont state senator asha wahab will not move forward. the organizers of the recall needed to 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, 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. 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 disguise for the testing of long range missile technology. a dozen people were injured 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 to dublin and landed safely. six passengers and six crew members were hurt. eight of them were hospitalized. passengers described the terrifying scene and praised the flight crew for their professionalism. >> awesome plane just 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 down, 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. >> the last latest incident comes less than a week after a british man died of a suspected heart attack, and dozens of people were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence. this, a new report, suggests travelers in the us spent a lot of time waiting on flight delays . a new report used data from the bureau of transportation from january 2023 to this past 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. at least 15 people are dead after a tornadoes and severe storms battered parts of texas, oklahoma and arkansas over the weekend. it has been an extremely active tornado season in the heart of the country. fox news kevin uretsky has the latest from the central us 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. >> it 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. >> well, we have a quiet pattern here. maybe on the fourth here. that was our last rain of the season. boy, i didn't think so, but maybe it's kind of looking that way. and that was a doozy. they had some pretty heavy rain totals, but the since then it's been quiet pattern and we get a lot of low clouds and fog. water temps, still cold, 40s 50s on the temps peninsula temps mid 40s. woodside's in there. menlo park, atherton, san carlos, los altos, los altos hills, pacifica all in the upper 40s and it's a lot of low 50s. 51 popular montara beach, pillar point, half moon bay, foster city, redwood city and palo alto airport, belmont and san mateo are a little bit of a little circulation, a little low. there a little coastal area, a little surface low as giving us more of an onshore breeze, south wind or

a west southwest breeze not roaring or anything, but it's there. you can see the direction. so that's an onshore breeze. 30s in the mountains, 50s mostly up and down the coast, 70s on the desert. nothing new there. this is a pretty quiet typical pattern for us. fog will retreat and it'll be nice to warm inland. it'll be a little cooler over by the coast unless you're down towards santa cruz or some of the banana belts, that can be a little bit warmer, but we are looking for a little change here today. fog, sun then nice to mild to warm. monday is fun day. pam 5060s 70s and low 80s. temps near average slightly above maybe for a few inland, a little bit below near the coast of bay. overall, after tuesday it does look like a little warm up. there could be some low 90s well well inland. thursday friday then it looks like it eases up again on the weekend. all right. >> thank you steve. many veterans die by suicide every year. we'll tell you how some in the military are finding healing through the power of dance. and elon musk raised $6 billion for

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award winning composer who wrote the scores for 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 says 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 work on the 1964 film mary poppins. they also picked up a grammy for best movie or tv score. richard sherman was 95. cal fire also issued some tips to keep your memorial day weekend wildfire safe. if you are camping, make sure to completely put out any fires you start. if you are staying home and getting some work done like

lawn mowing, metal blades from mowers can strike rocks and spark a grass fire. >> did you know that 95% of fires are human caused? don't let a day of fun turn into a day of tragedy. >> fortunately, we are in for a nice, cool rest of the memorial day weekend. but fire officials do say it's always important to keep safety in mind. nearly a quarter of u.s. veterans return home and experience post-traumatic stress disorder at some point in their life, and more than a dozen die by suicide every day. one company hopes to bring that number down by getting veterans up on their feet and healing through dance. kate fox news correspondent madeleine rivera has more on that. >> in midtown manhattan, the sounds of sirens are drowned out by music. the museum of the aircraft carrier intrepid, inside exit 12, a new york city dance company, is showcasing

performers even though most of them, monique, like monique uruk-hai, have no background in dance. she was a member of the us army. >> in 2004, i deployed to iraq to 2005, so i was part of operation iraqi freedom two when she came back home from her tour. >>he brooklyn native felt like anything but herself. >> anxiety, depression, ptsd. i knew i had to get help myself. >> through her treatments with veterans affairs, she found out about exit 12. dance helps her and other veterans like army member jennifer alvarez expressed their pain. when words fall short, if i'm feeling heavy or if i'm feeling down or i'm upset or stressed, i always walk out of here as if something has been lifted off my chest. >> exit 12 knows the struggles

of service members because their founder is a veteran, too. >> raymond baca was deployed to fallujah, iraq with the marines in 2005. he formed exit 12 in 2007, looking for a way to release his anger. after returning stateside, what was really healing about that is helping people voice their own stories, voice their struggles, and find hope helped me as well. and there is a need. an average of 17 veterans die by suicide every day in the u.s. baka lost four of his marines who served with him in fallujah to suicide. baka, uruci and alvarez are bonded by service, but now they have a different mission. >> it's like moving together as a unit. >> we're doing that here together, in a space that feels safe because we have one another helping veterans regain their footing, one beat at a time. >> mather rivera, fox news.

>> thank you. madeleine. the uss san francisco memorial foundation and the frisco veterans honored fallen military personnel with a ceremony at lands end. the annual event remembers those who served on the historic ship and recognizes those who died 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 and a parade of colors. some of them describe 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. head of 11th marine. >> for more on the sacrifices, crews made aboard the uss san francisco, there is information available at the uss frisco memorial at lands end 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 attend that wreath laying ceremony there today. and later this week, president biden will fly to france to mark the 80th anniversary of the invasion of normandy. well, today, there are several events planned here in the bay area to honor those men and women who died fighting for our freedom. you can head to our website, ktvu.com, for a complete list of memorial day coverage. in today's dollars and cents, burger king has become the latest fast food restaurant chain to offer a lower menu prices to its budget conscious customers. burger king has announced it is launching a new $5 value meal in its efforts to increase sales. this comes just one week after its chief rival, mcdonald's, unveiled its own $5 menu. these days, lower prices come in response to a growing number of customers who complain that fast food meals have become

too expensive. and there's also a late night post. elon musk shared that his ai startup has raised $6 billion in a new funding round. the deal reached a post-money valuation of $24 billion, making it one of the largest deals as investors bet big to compete with rivals openai, microsoft and google. the funding round was backed by several investors. the company's pre-money valuation was $18 billion. the irs free file program is returning for at least five more years. free file is a partnership between the irs and tax preparation software companies such as taxslayer. so far, 2.9 million americans have used free file as of this month, which is about 200,000 more than last year. consumers with an adjusted gross income of no more than $79,000 are eligible. the irs also wants to remind people living in california that it is one of 12 states using the pilot program, direct file, which

allows taxpayers to file electronically, directly to the irs. the holiday box office is shaping up to become the worst memorial day weekend in nearly 30 years. the mad max prequel, furiosa, and the garfield movie are clawing it out for first place. furiosa claiming top spot for the standard three day weekend, grossing $25.6 million. garfield claiming the top spot for the four day holiday with nearly $32 million in ticket sales, cinema analysts blame the lackluster memorial day weekend on several factors, including no blockbuster marvel like movie to kick off the season. all right, let's check back in with steve paulson for the rest of our memorial day forecast. is looking pretty cool. >> yeah, it's very typical the way it's looking here. night morning fog and low clouds. and then inland, if it wants to burns off or if you don't get it, it'll be in the upper 70s, low 80s. water temps are continue to be really, really cold here. point raise 49 san

francisco bowie 50 point arena 50, half moon bay and then the monterey bay aquarium, mid 50s. so i mean these are cold temps. so it doesn't take much to get that fog rolling. 40s, 50s on the test petaluma is down to 4548. menlo park 50 livermore 51 . walnut creek 40s though boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, hollister's in there, morgan hill, san martin, and even santa clara with 50 for cupertino, saratoga, campbell and san jose. that's your morning superfecta right there. little circulation, little low right here. just hanging out in tiburon, sausalito, angel island. and that's giving us a little bit more of an onshore breeze. not strong but it's there. so with the fog in place and that west southwesterly breeze, everything is shaping up to be a rather typical day here. 30s in the mountains, 50s mainly on the coast, 51 arcata 52 down to monterey. santa barbara is also 5170s on the desert. that system to the north will swing by tomorrow for a little cool down, but for today, fog retreats back to the coast. 5060s there. bayside, 60s and

70s and temperatures inland. 70s, upper 70s, low 80s. so monday fun day for your holiday. looks pretty quiet here. not much going on, just subtle changes day to day. 60s, 70s and 80s. a little cooler tuesday and normal conditions. wednesday could get a quick little pop, especially inland on some of these temps. upper 80s, maybe a few low 90s. thursday, friday then starts to ease up again by the weekend. >> thank you steve. a deadly shooting in belmont. we'll tell you what we're learning so far about the shooting and the identity of the victim that has just been released. and a san francisco based tech company is collaborating with one of the biggest names in country music. we'll tell you how the project aims to preserve history in a

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teaming up with one of the biggest names in country music on an innovative history project scale. i ceo alexander wang announced his partnership with singer songwriter zach bryan. wang says they want to collaborate on a global history preservation project. now. the goal is to combine bryan's knack for storytelling and wang's technology expertise. in the social media announcement, wang says they want to, quote, invent the new papyrus papyrus scroll. it is not clear yet what exactly the form of the project will be, such as a website, app or something entirely different. we'll see. san francisco's museum for all program is coming back for its fifth year, providing equitable access to museums for low income residents , with schools closing for the summer, 28 participating partners will offer free or reduced $3 entrance fees to low income families. five new destinations are joining this year, such as the aquarium for the bay, the walt disney family museum and the tenderloin

museum. guests just need to bring their medi-cal card and proof of city residency. last fiscal year, almost 165,000 low income residents visited museums under free or reduced pricing for the full list of the more than two dozen museums participating this summer, you can head to our website, ktvu.com. well, a celebration was held in san francisco honoring the cultures of the asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mark's square on o'farrell yesterday. the 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. napa valley's

bottlerock music festival is wrapped up after a closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. the rolling here for so long have no, i don't. 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 yesterday included dominic fike and queens of the stone age. davis pride kicked off with preparations around the city for its 10th anniversary next weekend. volunteers gathered early yesterday morning at 6 a.m. to start painting rainbow crosswalk 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 is 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. >> 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 on a warm day across the bay area and out at the oakland zoo. take a look. it seems the elephant, agrees here. this is video posted on social media by zookeeper showing the elephant getting a little hosed down to stay cool while he takes a dip in the pool. an exciting announcement from the curry's as they welcome their fourth baby, stephanie asia curry posted this sweet photo yesterday of asia holding their new baby's tiny hand. their baby boy, caius chai, was born may 11th. steph's caption read in part our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. he went on to say the baby is doing well and they

are settling in as a family of six and east bay warehouse goes up in flames and the fire led to a number of other concerns, from traffic delays to air quality issues. >> where the cleanup effort stands this morning, plus, cannot forget the man who made this supreme sacrifice so that you could exist and that you could live. on this memorial day, we share how people are remembering and honoring those who fought and died for our country, and share how you can take part in a number of ceremonies happening across the bay area today from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian lien. >> i'm nice to it's nice to see you here early. >> could i just say we look forward to this as soon as it hits the schedule? pam and i start. i said, oh, i don't want to work memorial day. >> oh, it's with garcia. that's okay. >> we're glad you're here. >> are glad you're here. i'm pam cook. it is monday, may 27th, and steve paulson is here also with our memorial day forecast.

>> is it 7:00 already? my gosh, the morning is flying. oh good morning. good. always a pleasure to have you here early. thank you. all right. 4050 on the temps. fog is doing its usual thing and that's moving inland. it'll burn back and i think we're looking for a day that if you've lived out here long enough, you could say it after me. fog, sun. that'll be cool to nice to mild to warm, depending on your proximity. 60s 70s to near 80, i think as sal is in the house. is he there? he is good morning sir. >> good morning to you, sir. and good morning to everyone. you know, right now we don't have a lot going on it is a holiday triple a traffic camera showing us that. well, i'll show you the triple a traffic camera in just a minute. but right now i'm showing you the peninsula because we had a report of a crash shut down to 80 at edgewood. and that is not causing any delays right now. we're going to keep an eye on it for you. we also want to show you the triple a traffic camera in the south bay. you can see traffic is moving along very

well there and no major problems. and if you're driving to the toll plaza, we're not expecting a typical commute on this holiday at 5:00. let's get back to the headlines. >> there are events both here in the bay area and nationwide, marking this memorial day 2024. it's a day to honor all those in the u.s. military who died for the freedom of our country. some military veterans say that most americans view today as a holiday, and they forget the true meaning of memorial day, specifically focused on those who have lost their lives in defense of this nation, either in combat or as a result of wounds suffered in combat. >> instead of happy memorial day, because it's not necessarily a happy occasion, especially for those gold star families that still remember the loved ones they've lost. but to just ask people what they may be doing to commemorate the holiday, veterans groups in particular say it's important not to confuse memorial day with other holidays honoring the us military, including veterans day and armed forces day. >> there are memorial day parades across the bay area and

beyond. today, a chance to take a holiday weekend and bring the community together. ktvu james torres live in mill valley here. as memorial day festivities are set to start early there. james yeah, gasia super important to acknowledge the difference between some of these holidays here and memorial day. >> of course, an easy opportunity to bring so many people who live nearby to get together and think about the same things that they all do together. now, not only is there a community parade happening a little later this morning, but the celebrations all begin with a pancake breakfast here just outside of the fire station in mill valley. here's what the event has looked like in past years. families come out. they come to check out the events, the performers, neighbors all showing what community involvement is all about. there's also a k through eight essay contest that kicks off the parade. that will be followed by groups of color guard, dance performances and of course, classic cars that make the parade all what it's all about. that parade officially beginning this morning about 1030. now the

fire department here says that they want to be the first stop of your morning. they said they're going to start with a pancake breakfast, feeding the whole community. all of that expected to start at about 7 a.m, right where we are standing. and they say that will easily lead you into the parade, that they look forward to every single year. reporting live this morning i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. well, memorial day is, of course, a federal holiday, which means all government offices, courts and schools are closed. there's no trading on wall street today. and the banks are closed. the us postal service will not deliver any mail, but delivery services such as ups and fedex will have limited express or urgent shipments. most stores and restaurants are open, but costco is closed. >> nearly 150 state parks are offering free admission for military personnel today. in honor of memorial day, the offer is open to all veterans and active and reserve military members. participating parks in our area include angel island, mount diablo, castle rock, and

mount tamalpais. we have a full list of parks online at parks.ca.gov. >> oakland fire crews are investigating the cause of a large fire that started last night at a lumber yard this morning. crews are still at the economy lumber warehouse on high street near interstate 880. amtrak and freight service in the area next to the warehouse has resumed. now that fire started at 745 last night. and even though the fire is out, the air quality in the area remains a concern this morning and the county is being asked to monitor conditions. residents in the area have been asked to keep their windows and doors closed. >> 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. >> no one was inside the building at the time of the fire, and no injuries have been

reported. >> the san mateo county coroner's office has identified a man who was shot and killed in belmont as 27 year old deonte gordon of san francisco. police say he was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in a car parked near ralston avenue friday night. one neighbor was inside his home when he says he heard the sound of gunfire. >> i was just walking in to my backyard and i heard, like, three muffled, shots, but i thought maybe it was fireworks. it was like boom, boom, boom. >> police say gordon died at the scene. so far, no arrests. and it's still not clear what led to the shooting. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. >> an american tourist is back home with his family this holiday weekend, after being detained for more than 100 days on a caribbean island. police on the island of turks and caicos arrested brian hager in february while he was on vacation with his wife and two children. he was facing 12 years in jail for violating the island's strict

gun laws. after he brought ammunition in his luggage. but on friday, a judge allowed him to fly home to pennsylvania after he agreed to pay a $6,700 fine. >> 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. the judge's decision came after a congressional delegation flew to the islands one week ago. >> they met with local government leaders and pushed for his release. >> prosecutors in the bay area's nine counties will share $3.7 million in state grants as part of california's statewide crackdown on wage theft, the state department of industrial relations says the money will help fund local law enforcement programs targeting companies that routinely cheat their workers. the grant money will also help fund investigations into allegations of illegal and unfair business practices. >> federal health officials say they're taking steps to provide vaccines for workers who may be

exposed to the bird flu. more than 4 million vaccines are expected to be manufactured to protect at risk poultry and dairy workers. veterinarians and lab technicians, the fda warns. human exposure to the bird flu could increase the risk that the virus will mutate. no word yet on when the vaccines will be delivered. >> let's take a live look here at the east shore freeway. it's dark still, but you will likely see more chp officers on bay area roads today. the agency has increased its patrols over this memorial day weekend. officers are looking for drivers who are speeding, distracted or under the influence of alcohol or drugs. now, historically, memorial day weekend is a particularly dangerous time to be on the road. last memorial day weekend, chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. 46 people were killed in crashes across california to help keep the roads safer. chp is telling people to plan ahead, designate a sober driver, or use a ride share service. >> 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 the maximum enforcement period ends tonight. >> well, those water temps continue to be cold, so fog continues to ramp up here. when you see 49, 50 and even 52 at the half moon bay. boy, i mean these. all right there. that's cold. especially point rays. san francisco bowie's still holding at 50 point. arena's been 48 4950 as long as they've been there since early april. we've had plenty of low clouds. and that's still the beat here. near the end of may, that's for sure. 44 petaluma now 49 san carlos, menlo park's 48 a lot of low 50s. one observation oakland 49. mainly 50s on the temps, a little cooler to the north for some. mendocino county. lake county 40 and most of the temps. windsor and sebastopol and occidental and sonoma, all at

45. san anselmo says. so are we. so there's a lot of 4647 bodega bay is in there, rohnert park as well. little low there's circulating right around marin county, southern marin county, giving an onshore breeze for many here. it's not strong, but it's there west southwest or southerly breeze and temperatures in the mountains 30s out towards 38. truckee 34 south lake tahoe, 38 degrees winnemucca and ely. also in the 30s system to the north will give us a slight cooldown on tuesday. today looks to be pretty typical, which means 60s 70s coast and bay. after that, fog retreats. there's more fog south than there is north, but it's making its push over san pablo bay. morning fog. little change compared to sunday. any rain showing up only in the sierra. that would be thunderstorm activity. see, there's really not a big opportunity for it. just probably some isolated ones. maybe. maybe. may 4th was our last rain. i thought there would be one more, but unless it's early june, i don't. nothing is showing up yet, so that might have been it. monday fun day

here for your holiday. 60s 70s 80s. little cooler. looks like tuesday. pretty quiet wednesday. then there will be some warmer temps. we'll see how warm thursday into friday. could see a few near 90. but then it comes right back down on the weekend. >> a big show of support in san francisco. the neighborhood coming together to support a community dog walker and his family who recently lost their home in a fire. >> a convention for anime fans wrapped up this memorial day weekend. why those at fanimecon say they wouldn't miss it and how it's grown to include a whole new generation of fans

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last week in a manhattan courtroom, 12 jurors heard from 22 witnesses over the past month. the jury will now decide a former president trump falsified records as part of an effort to keep embarrassing stories from becoming public during his 2016 presidential campaign. the former president has pleaded not guilty, says the trial is politically motivated. >> ferry workers with alcatraz city cruises are on strike, demanding better pay, benefits and schedules. the workers union and the ferry company have been working on a new contract for a year and a half now. the union says it decided to go on strike to show disappointment with the latest counteroffer. the two

sides reached an a, a tentative agreement, but the union spokesperson says more strikes could now take place. the ferry says a strike will not have any impact on operations. >> california is investing more than $6 million to upgrade the highways in marin county. most of the money will go toward repairing roads that were badly damaged during powerful winter storms over the past two years. the upgrade project will include storm repairs on highway 101 and highway one along the rugged marin county coast. funding is part of a $2 billion state project to repair damaged roads across california. thousands of anime fans headed to the san jose convention center for fanimecon. it's a four day event that also marks the 30th anniversary of the convention, which organizers say only continues to grow. >> ktvu is lamonica peters spoke with some of the people in attendance who say they look forward to this all year long. >> fanimecon brands itself as the premier conference by fans, and for fans of anime. >> 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. >> celebrating 30 years of holding the conference. organizers say bringing fans of all ages together is their top priority. >> we 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. >> on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of san francisco's mission district this weekend for the 46th annual carnival festival in grand parade, one of san francisco's biggest street parties. it included dozens of colorful floats, music and dancing in the street.

>> 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 also included more than 200 lowriders. they've recently become a crowd favorite. organizers say about a half million people attended this year's festival. >> well, the giants are back home to face the philadelphia phillies at oracle park at 2:00 this afternoon. after wrapping up their road trip yesterday, the new york mets scored three times in the ninth inning to defeat the giants and prevent a three game sweep. final score 4 to 3. the giants finished the road trip with four wins, two losses with each of the six games decided in the eighth inning or later. the orange and black, now back at 500 with 27 wins, 27 losses. outfielder kyle tucker hit a two run homer to lead the houston astros to a 5 to 2 victory over the a's in oakland yesterday afternoon. houston's ronald blanco pitched seven strong innings in the houston victory. the a's now

begin a road trip and face the rays in tampa bay this evening. >> deer valley high school in antioch has a new look inside its stadium. the wolverines were the last team in the bay valley athletic league to get renovations at their stadium. the school now has a new turf field. it's also getting a new scoreboard, sound system, better wifi. the project started last fall. so far, it's cost more than $1 million for the team, but they say it is worth every penny. >> 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. >> with the new turf field, student athletes will be able to practice year round, and the school will be able to save money on maintenance. >> skiers and boarders only have to pay for one more run in the sierra nevada palisades tahoe, celebrating its final full weekend of the winter and spring ski season. today, it's the only resort still open in the region, but the season is coming to an

end today. palisades will be open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m, according to the mountain website. summer operations then begin june 7th. >> all right, some people heading to the beach today. hopefully everyone taking a moment to remember the reason for this memorial day holiday. steve paulson it's pretty mild out there, isn't it? >> it's a typical pattern for us here. a little cooler by the coast, but mild to warm inland and no extreme one way or the other. here coastal clouds doing their usual thang, if you will. coastal clouds warm inland, but cool to nice over by the bay and a little chilly over there by the water. 40s and 50s. half moon bay, bowie northward. it's 49, 50 or 52. that's really cold water. it's been that way for a couple of months now. 45 petaluma, 48, menlo park 49. oakland a lot of 50s, though napa airport is now 4950s for many here. kensington orinda at 49. clayton has dipped to 47. in north dublin 46. everyone else mainly low 50s, although brentwood, pittsburgh mid 50s, little, little circulation right here on the marin coast. hanging

out right there. right there. i think that's helping to enhance. and that northwest wind on the coast keeps those water temps cold. that generates the upwelling. so an onshore breeze or a southerly breeze for many and a little bit maybe in the higher elevations, slight northerly. but mainly it's mainly a west southwest breeze. fairfield 17 nothing for them but napa airport oakland concord south or southwest. so everything's in place here. 30s in the mountains. truckee south, lake tahoe, 50s up and down the coast until you hit san diego, and then 60s and 70s on the desert. that system in the north will sweep through tomorrow for a little cooldown for today. if you're away from the coast. low 80s if you're closer to it, 50s and 60s and not much change here today. little change compared to sunday. we did get a little pop on sunday after the cool friday and saturday, that's for sure. i maybe may may 4th was our last rain. there's nothing showing up and i mean widespread rain. nothing for us unless it's drizzle. could be a few little isolated showers up in the mountains, but morning low clouds, cool, temps, sunny and nice. the breeze does pick up in

the afternoon. that's onshore. 60s, 70s, 80s. nice today. a little cooler tuesday. back to nice on wednesday. could get a little pop. some inland temps could jump up upper 80s, maybe near 90. looks like it starts to ease up though on the weekend. gasia. >> steve thank you. dozens of people living in an east bay senior home had to evacuate. why they're spending this memorial day weekend in a hotel. then a professional golfer dies at the age of 30. how's being remembered by the golf community, as well as friends

us police say 37 year old johnnie walker was killed after interrupting three suspects who were trying to steal the catalytic converter from his car. walker was an actor. he was brandon corbin on abc's general hospital from 2020 to 2022. police are still looking for the shooter. the parents of professional golfer grayson murray confirmed their 30 year old son died by suicide. the two time pga tour winner died saturday, one day after withdrawing from a golf tournament in fort worth, texas. his death left the pro golf community in shock. the world's top golfer is among those offering condolences to murray's family and friends. >> 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. >> grayson murray was open about his past struggles with depression, anxiety and alcohol abuse. his family is asking for privacy during this time. a motorcyclist killed in a crash in half moon bay has been identified as the son of the city's mayor. the san mateo county sheriff's office says 28 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado died saturday. he collided with a pickup truck on highway one just before 6:00 saturday evening near miranda 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 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. the city of half moon bay said. 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 their tremendous loss. coming up, several cars vandalized in the city all caught on camera. what we're learning from witnesses and the biden administration is hiring for a role that wasn't around in any other presidential campaign. how the administration is working to capture young voters in particular. then a quick reminder that you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you when you sign up for the ktvu newsletter, head to ktvu.com/email to sign up for what is a valuable daily service .

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home in a fire. we're going to tell you about the block party bringing the neighborhood together and safeway getting rid of its self checkouts. the reason behind that decision from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm so excited to be next to pam. i'm garcia next to pam. of course it is 529 in the morning. it's a monday. not just any monday. this is memorial day. a

lot of people have the day off of work in school. steve paulson, many people planning to attend ceremonies across the bay early on. it's going to be chilly, right? >> that is correct. pretty good fog bank out there. if not, it's in the 40s on the low. so a little cool here, we'll start to see a typical day here. overcast over oakland and temperatures stuck in the 50s. if you have the overcast or 40s if you don't. santa rosa, palo alto in there, but pretty good little fog bank making its push there. and it's moving up the coast and across san pablo bay. monday fun day though, and temperatures near average here. morning low clouds, a cool morning, sunny after the fog, cool to mild to warm. 60s 70s and some low, low 80s. all right, sal is here. it's 530. i would hope it's quiet and you never know. >> yeah, it is quiet. we've had a couple of things going on, but they haven't caused a lot of backup just because it is a holiday. let's go right to the bay bridge. we're not going to have a typical commute. triple a traffic camera showing us that it does look good. and even sometimes when there are crashes, we don't have any major

delays. this is a look at the richmond san rafael bridge. as you might expect, it's light. it's 530. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal shoppers at some bay area safeway stores in oakland, emeryville and san francisco will no longer be able to use those self checkouts. the grocery chain confirms to ktvu that the decision to take out the self checkouts at several bay area stores. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live with the reasons behind that decision. ali >> well, your trip to the grocery store, depending on which safeway you usually shop at and where you live, could take a little longer. the lines inside when you check out could be longer and that's because some safeway stores are removing and have already removed these self checkout kiosks at certain stores inside the safeway on pleasant valley in oakland, there's just a big empty space where the self checkout machines used to be. the store has instead filled the space with a soda can display, and you can see on the ground the marks on the floor where there used to be

those self kiosks or self checkout kiosks, they've added a newly installed checkout that will be serviced by an actual employee. in a statement, safeway explained the reason for all this it's because of theft. quote operational changes have been made at select stores throughout the bay area. given the increasing amount of theft. self checkout kiosks have been removed at a few stores. like other local businesses, we're working on ways to curtail escalating theft so we can ensure the well-being of employees and foster a welcoming environment for our customers. we spoke to some retail experts who say it's a balancing act for store owners and retailers, large and small, between customer convenience and theft prevention. >> the term we use in retail is called shrink. so when you know, when there's a lot of theft going in, the shrink starts to increase. then you know, you look at, you know, what you can do, how the retailers are dealing with it is they're looking really at stores where there is a lot of high theft. there may be other stores where they're saying, you know what, it's fine here. we'll leave it

as is. you know, the stores where there is a lot of high theft, you know, we have to take it out and it's going to be somewhat of a learning adjustment for customers. >> now, there are many safeway stores that still have those self checkout kiosks in place, the safeway on grand and the one on college avenue in oakland still have them. safeway would not tell us how many of their stores no longer have the machines, or exactly where where the locations are, where they've removed some of the self checkouts. but we know that from our reporting and from speaking with people that this safeway in oakland, along with some of the safeways in emeryville and san francisco, have removed those self-checkout machines, live in oakland. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you, ali, for men were seen vandalizing several vehicles in san francisco's marina district. a neighbor says he began recording them at 230 saturday morning, 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 threw a bottle at him. the video has been shared with san francisco police. no word, though, on any arrests. >> also in the city, alamo square neighbors have come together to support a man who's been targeted by recent racist attacks, then lost his home in a fire last week. yesterday, they held a block party fundraiser for terry williams. last month, he received two threatening packages at his home. one had a black doll with a noose wrapped around its neck. williams neighbors are rallying around him. >> 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. >> it feels real good. you know, all the love, all the love, all my neighbors and friends been showing me, showing up, writing letters on my garage. >> san francisco police are investigating both incidents as hate crimes. >> dozens of people living in a senior living complex in oakley are spending this memorial day in a nearby hotel. they have been forced out of their homes on carroll lane due to a water leak. now, firefighters

evacuated their building yesterday morning after they spotted water leaking from a unit on the second floor. people living in the area say this is not the first time there's been a water problem at the senior living facility. >> lots of flooding, lots of pipe issues in this building. there's been multiple units where people have had to leave on, especially on the second floor. there, the trash chutes are closed. they're supposed to be picking up the trash for these seniors three times a week. they're not doing that. it trash is sitting in senior homes. i'm removing trash for seniors. other seniors are taking it down, it's been nothing but problems here. >> more than 50 people were evacuated from the oak grove senior terrace apartments. no word yet on when they can return to their homes. >> a group of u.s. lawmakers is in taiwan this morning showing support for the country's new president. democrats and republicans are meeting with president lai ching dah and other taiwanese leaders during their stay. they plan on discussing relations between the two countries and strengthening taiwan's self-defense

capabilities. >> we must make sure that no one in their right mind would try to upset and upset the peace that lets you thrive. america is and always will be a reliable partner, and no amount of coercion or intimidation will slow down or stop the routine visits by the congress to taiwan. >> the visit by us lawmakers comes after china ran military drills near taiwan in response to the new president's inauguration speech. >> president biden's campaign wants someone to manage its memes, the job listing says the meme manager will be in charge of recruiting creators to make memes leading up to the november election. now, the new team is expected to provide information about president biden's accomplishments and policies, according to the job post. the meme manager will make up to $85,000 a year and must be willing to move to the wilmington, delaware area. >> the california secretary of state's office says a recall campaign targeting fremont state senator aisha wahab will not

move forward. the organizers of the recall needed at least 42,000 signatures by last week's deadline. the secretary of state's office says there was a flaw in the petitions that led to thousands of invalid signatures. the proposed recall was in response to the democrats bill to strengthen protections against caste discrimination in employment and housing, in which social hierarchy is determined at birth. well, severe weather is made for a difficult start to the holiday weekend in parts of the midwest and the south. powerful storms killed 18 people and left hundreds more injured. strong winds knocked down massive trees and power lines. the destruction spanned multiple states, reducing homes to rubble and filling roads with debris. >> used to be the living room. it's not the living room anymore , but you can see i don't got no roof. nothing. i thought i was going to die for sure, i said i was, i'm not going to make it anymore. this is the end of me. >> forecasters say the storm

systems appeared to be heading farther east today and could impact communities from alabama up to new york. >> pretty quiet pattern for us here. we really don't have a lot going on. it's the usual night and morning fog and low clouds. and if you want a little cooler, tomorrow looks to be a little cooler. if you want a little warmer, probably thursday into friday before it starts to drop again. as the way it's looking here, water temps, they'll just continue to be favorable for fog, no doubt about it. 49 5052 that's cold, cold water 47 san rafael 40 for even for napa airport in there, there's a couple oakland one observation san carlos, menlo park as well. east bay, temp. clayton and north dublin are in there. also kensington and orinda, but most in martinez as well. most are in the low 50s though a little bit of a northerly northwesterly breeze on the coast keeps that keeps that upwelling going right along onshore breeze or a southerly breeze for many. so everything's in place again, not roaring, but it's there and temperatures a little cool here. 40s and 50s, 50 arcadia to 62 in

san diego and 34 truckee to 38 south lake tahoe. that system to the north will sweep through tomorrow for a little cooldown. today if you're near the coast, it's cool. maybe mild 60s for most even a few upper 50s inland. we can see temperatures jumping into the upper 70s or low 80s. there's nothing rainfall wise. maybe that system on the fourth, which gave us about a half inch to over an inch of rain, was it unless something develops in june and then, you know, that's that's a tall order here. monday forecast though sunny, nice breezy afternoon temperatures pretty close to where they should be. 60s 70s to near 80 degrees. little drop tomorrow. the leveling off wednesday warmer thursday friday. >> all right thank you steve. elon musk continues to raise money for his new ai startup. what we are learning about the deal and the valuation so far

was also known for writing the song it's a small world among many others. the disney company says sherman died saturday due to an age related illness at cedars-sinai medical center in beverly hills with his sherman, together with his late brother robert, won two academy awards

for work on the 1964 film mary poppins. they also picked up a grammy for best movie or television score. richard sherman was 95. >> cal fire is urging people to be fire safe. this memorial day weekend. crews say if you're camping, make sure to completely put out any fires you start. for those spending the holiday at home and getting some work done around the house. cal fire cautions that metal blades from lawn mowers can strike rocks and spark grass fires. >> did you know that 95% of fires are human caused? don't let a day of fun turn into a day of tragedy. >> temperatures are mild for this time of year. we haven't had many hot, dry days recently. but still, fire officials say it's important to keep safety top of mind. >> nearly a quarter of us veterans return home and experience post-traumatic stress disorder at some point in their life. many die by suicide. one company hopes to help by getting veterans on their feet and healing through dance. fox news correspondent madeleine rivera has more on the program. >> in midtown manhattan, the

sounds of sirens are drowned out by music and the museum of the aircraft carrier intrepid. inside exit 12, a new york city dance company, is showcasing performers, even though most of them more unique. like monique carucci, have no background in dance. she was a member of the us army. >> in 2004, i deployed to iraq to 2005, so i was part of operation iraqi freedom two when she came back home from her tour. >> the brooklyn native felt like anything but herself. >> anxiety, depression, ptsd. i knew i had to get help myself. >> through her treatments with veterans affairs, she found out about exit 12 dance helps her and other veterans like army member jennifer alvarez expressed their pain when words

fall short, if i'm feeling heavy or if i'm feeling down or i'm upset or stressed, i always walk out of here as if something has been lifted off my chest. exit 12 knows the struggles of service members because their founder is a veteran too. ramon baca was deployed to fallujah, iraq with the marines in 2005. he formed exit 12 in 2007, looking for a way to release his anger. after returning stateside . >> what was really healing about that is helping people voice their own stories, voice their struggles, and find hope helped me as well. >> and there is a need. an average of 17 veterans die by suicide every day in the u.s. baka lost four of his marines who served with him in fallujah to suicide. baka uruci and alvarez are bonded by service, but now they have a different mission. >> it's like moving together as a unit. >> we're doing that here

together, in a space that feels safe because we have one another helping veterans regain their footing, one beat at a time. >> matthew rivera, fox news. >> the uss san francisco memorial foundation and the group frisco veterans honored fallen military personnel with a ceremony at lands end. this annual event remembers those who served on the historic ship and recognized those who died in world war two. the u.s. naval sea cadet band of the west played before the ceremony. members of the u.s. military community carried flags in a parade of colors. some described how the uss san francisco played a key role in the historic battle of guadalcanal, 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. head of 11th marines. >> the uss san francisco was the second ship of three the united states navy named after the city

of san francisco, commissioned in 1934, was one of the most decorated ships of world war two 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 attend a wreath laying ceremony there today. and then later this week, president biden will fly to france to mark the 80th anniversary of the invasion of normandy. well, today, there are several events planned here in the bay area to honor those men and women who died fighting for our freedom. you can head to our website, ktvu.com for our complete memorial day coverage. >> 547 in today's dollars and cents, burger king is the latest fast food restaurant chain to offer lower menu prices. burger king has announced a new $5 value meal in an effort to increase sales. this comes one week after its chief rival, mcdonald's, unveiled its own $5 menu deal. the lower prices come in response to a growing number of customers who say fast food meals have become too expensive. >> in a late night post, elon

musk shared that his a.i. startup has raised another $6 billion in a new round of funding. the deal has now reached $24 billion, making it one of the largest deals as investors bet on musk's ability to compete with openai, microsoft and google. the funding round was backed by several investors. >> the irs free file program is returning for at least five more years. free file is a partnership between the irs and track tax preparation software companies such as taxslayer. so far, 2.9 million americans have used free file as of this month, which is about 200,000 more than last year. people with an adjusted gross income of no more than $79,000 are eligible. >> the holiday box office is shaping up to become the worst memorial day weekend in nearly 30 years. the mad max prequel furiosa and the garfield movie are both claiming first place. furiosa for the standard three day weekend, grossing $25.6 million. garfield, claiming the top spot for the four day holiday with nearly $32 million in ticket sales, cinema analysts

blame the lackluster memorial day weekend on several factors, including no blockbuster or marvel like movie. to kick off the season. >> all right, 548 i can't imagine we're having any traffic troubles on the roads, but let's still swing out to hopefully not center. >> yeah, you just want to know that it's doing okay, right? and i'm here to tell you that things are doing okay out there. you can see traffic is moving. well, in case you want to get out there, triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge. it looks pretty good. and there have been no major issues on any of the bay area bridges, like the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge or any of the freeways. the only problem we have on days like today is people get going pretty fast since the roads are wide open, so make sure that you're careful out there. 549 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all righty sal, thank you. now that we've had a break from rain, the last one was on the fourth here, we'll take a look at statewide rain. i'd say we did pretty well this year from top to bottom. eureka. almost 50in of rain, 122% of normal. even sacramento at 100. san

francisco 25.75 114. bakersfield did well. los angeles, though 2519 179% of normal, even palm springs. that's 140% at just shy of six and a half in san diego, 14.25, 147 so back to back good years here. upper excuse me, upper 40s, low 50s here on the on the water temps here. they're really cold. upper 40s low 50s 50s for many low 50s are really upper 40s. even petaluma is now down to 4447 menlo park. so it's a cool pattern. woodside's 44 degrees atherton pacifica san carlos, menlo park, stanford, los altos, los altos hills all in the 40s. little bit of an onshore push here. so that's what the fog in place and then the onshore breeze. i really don't see much change here. i mean we had a little bump up in those temps on sunday compared to friday and saturday. 30s in the mounds, including alturas, truckee, south lake tahoe and mammoth. also winnemucca and

ely. reno is at 56, mount shasta, 46 system to the north will sweep through tomorrow. that will give us a little cooldown today. 5060s by the coast, 60s, 70s around the bay, upper 70s, low 80s inland. little change today, a little cooler tomorrow. >> video here of a late night rescue mission in san francisco to save a dog next at six, the wildlife encounter that caused the dog to fall off a cliff and a san francisco based tech company is collaborating with one of the biggest names in country music. >> how the project's goal is to preserve history in a new, innovative way

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innovative history project scale i ceo alexander wang announced his partnership with singer songwriter zac brian wang says they want to collaborate on a global history preservation project. the goal is to combine brian's knack for storytelling and wang's technology expertise. the details of the project have not been revealed. >> san francisco's museums for all program is coming back for its fifth year, providing equitable access to museums, 28 participating partners will offer free or $3 entrance fees to low income families. five new

destinations are joining this year, including the aquarium of the bay, the walt disney family museum and the tenderloin museum. guests need to bring a medi-cal card and proof of city residency for the free or discounted admission. last fiscal year, almost 165,000 people visited museums under free or reduced pricing through the program. for the full list of the more than two dozen museums participating this summer, get to our website ktvu.com. >> a celebration was held in san francisco honoring the cultures of the asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mary's square on o'farrell yesterday. the 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 it is home to

a number of nonprofits, nonprofit social services, napa valley, bottlerock music festival is wrapped up after a closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. >> been rolling here at no. >> i don't. >> the grammy award winning artist also made a surprise appearance a few hours before his set, coming on stage to perform with the rock band the offspring. other big name performers included dominic fike and queens of the stone age. >> davis pride kicked off with preparations around the city for its 10th anniversary next weekend. volunteers gathered early yesterday morning at 6 a.m. 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 shared they want everyone to feel welcome, and 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. >> there are several events planned for the davis community for pride month, such as next saturday's annual fair and music festival, and free skating event was a warm day across the bay area at at the oakland zoo. >> this elephant, named ash, appeared to enjoy the weather. this is video posted on social media by a zookeeper showing the elephant getting hosed down to stay cool as it takes a dip in the pool. >> an exciting announcement from the curry's as they welcome their fourth baby. steph and ayesha curry posted this sweet photo yesterday of ayesha holding their new baby's tiny hand. their baby boy, kaya's chai was born on may 11th. steph's caption read in part our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. he went on to say the baby is doing well and they are settling in as a family of six. >> dozens of firefighters respond to a massive fire in east oakland. the overnight mission at a lumber yard. and what we know now about the

impact of this on nearby transit . >> plus, 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. >> there are extra patrols on the roads right now looking for impaired drivers. the memorial day push to keep everyone safe while attending events or traveling from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian good morning i'm pam cook. >> it is monday memorial day. may 27th. nice to have you here with me early. steve paulson is here as well. and it sounds like a pretty mild memorial day if people want to get out and about. >> very little change here compared to what we normally see this time of year. and that's 5060 over by the coast. pretty good fog bank out there making its usual push. we'll end up with sunshine for many, although temperatures starting off 40s and 50s. it will be a day of temperatures are pretty close to where they should be this time of year. so for your monday, we do have coastal fog heading back to the coast. it's cool. morning though. temps near average. sunny after the fog. it will be

cool to mild to warm. 6070s to near 80 degrees. all right. so here we said a couple of little little blips there. but i think everything's okay right. >> yeah everything's okay. let's go outside and take a look at the triple a traffic camera here i'll show you that traffic is moving along relatively well. if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. in fact, it looks very good for a holiday, but good for any day. we haven't had even when we've had crashes, we haven't had a lot going on. so this is a good look here. you can also see that traffic is moving along okay on the san mateo bridge. just a reminder the chp is doing maximum enforcement this weekend. it's not over until midnight tonight. and that means that they have more officers out there looking for impaired drivers, people who are speeding or anything else. they've noticed a big presence for chp on the road. so just make sure that you know that and that keep the speeds down. it's 559. let's go back to the desk. thank you sal.

>> well, memorial day parades and events are happening all over the bay area today. >> it's a time to take this holiday weekend and bring the community together. ktvu james torres live in mill valley as memorial day festivities are set to start early. there james. >> yeah. pam and garcia, good morning to you here. well behind me, they're just getting now start up some of those tables here that is just outside the fire department here in mill valley. there you can see some of those red kind of tablecloths that are getting set up the tables. just in front of the chairs. that's really going to get underway in about an hour from now. here. memorial day, of course, is mill valley's biggest annual event. event. not only is there a community parade later this morning, but the celebrations really start with a pancake breakfast that kicks off about 7 a.m. here's what the event is look like in past years. families come out to check out the events, the performers and the neighbors all showing off what community involvement is all about. there will be a k through eight essay

contest that kicks off the parade. that will be followed by groups of colorguard dancing, performances and classic cars. the parade officially begins at about 10:00 this morning. now the fire department here wants to be your first stop of the morning. they say they will make pancakes for the community starting at 7 a.m, and that will walk you right into the parade a little later this morning, reporting live this morning from mill valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. memorial day is a federal holiday. all government offices, courts and schools are closed. there's no trading on wall street. banks are closed as well. the u.s. postal service will not deliver mail delivery services, though, such as ups and fedex will have limited express or urgent shipments. most stores and restaurants are open. costco is closed. >> nearly 150 state parks are offering free admission for military personnel today. in honor of memorial day. the offer is open to all veterans and active and reserve military

members. participating parks include angel island, mount diablo, castle rock, and mount tam. you can check the full list of parks online at parks.ca.gov. the holiday weekend is a particularly dangerous time to be on the road. >> historically, last memorial day weekend, the chp made more than 1100 dui arrests. 46 people were killed in crashes across our state. to help keep the roads safer, chp officers urge people to plan ahead, designate a sober driver or use rideshare services. >> 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 the maximum enforcement period ends tonight. >> oakland fire crews are investigating the cause of a large fire at a lumber yard this morning. crews are still on the

scene at the economy lumber warehouse on high street, right near interstate 880. amtrak and freight service in the area next to the warehouse has resumed right now. the fire started at 745 last night, and even though the fire is out, the air quality in the area remains a concern. this morning, the county is being asked to monitor the conditions, and residents in the area have been asked to keep their windows and doors closed. >> 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, significant amount of heat due to the materials inside of this building being a lumber supply company, no one was inside the building at the time of the fire. >> and no injuries have been reported. >> the antioch school board is appointed the district's current head of human resources, as the district acting superintendent. the board voted last week to have rob martinez run the district. while the current superintendent is on medical leave. martinez headed the

recent internal investigation of a district manager who was accused of bullying and harassing other school employees . >> prosecutors in the bay area's nine counties will share $3.7 million in state grants as part of california's statewide crackdown on wage theft. now, the state department of industrial relations says the money will help fund local law enforcement programs targeting companies that routinely cheat when paying their employees. the grant money will also help fund investigations into allegations of illegal and unfair business practices. >> the stanford research institute is adding more units to its campus redevelopment project in menlo park. the park line project will now have 800 housing units, with more than 250 of them designated as affordable or low income housing. it's all part of the nonprofit research institute's plan to knock down a majority of its 63 acre ravenswood avenue campus, replacing it with new buildings for offices, homes and retail. >> hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of san francisco's mission district this past weekend. they came to enjoy the sights and sounds of

the 46th annual carnival, festival and grand parade, one of san francisco's biggest and most festive street parties. it includes dozens of colorful floats, music and, of course, dancing in the street. >> 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 also included more than 200 lowriders, which has recently become a crowd favorite . organizers say roughly half a million people showed up for this year's festival in the mission district. >> time is 608. we don't have a lot of traffic going on right now. as a matter of fact, you can see that at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very good with no major issues. driving through traffic continues to be very good as you drive on the bay bridge toll plaza and there have been no major issues here. triple a traffic camera showing

us the san mateo bridge. and again, it is a holiday, but the roads are going to be patrolled heavily by chp, which is doing maximum enforcement for this holiday period at 605. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. choosing profits over health. those are the allegations and environmental group is making against tesla. the new legal trouble for the ev automaker as it faces threats to have its fremont plant shut down. plus >> the late night rescue mission in san francisco, the wildlife encounter that caused a dog to fall off a cliff

since a castro valley teenager was killed in her home. in that case remains unsolved. >> we're talking about jenny lynn, her parents were joined by community members and the alameda county sheriff friday to hold a memorial service. ktvu amber lee has this report. >> a musical tribute to honor the memory of jenny lynn of castro valley, the talented young musician's life cut short 30 years ago when she was only 14. her parents say the wheels of justice have moved agonizingly slow and time has not healed. their pain. >> we've been living under the shadow of this horrible crime for 30 years. >> jenny was stabbed and killed

inside her home on may 27th, 1994, two days after her birthday. her parents tell me jenny had gotten home from school and was alone. her father discovered her body. >> it still feels like it just happened yesterday. it's still so vivid, so fresh. >> each year, the lynn's hold a candlelight walk after the celebration of life ceremony. they want to keep jenny's memory alive and bring renewed attention to her unsolved murder. dna technology has solved many cold cases, and her parents hope it will help identify their daughter's killer and bring that person to justice . >> we need a closure. we need to , give jenny, the promise that we gave her, which is to find the justice for her. >> jenny's case is our highest priority. >> alameda county sheriff yesenia sanchez came to support the family. sanchez tells me dna has been uploaded to see if genetic genealogy will be able

to help solve this case. she says other advances are also being used to help find answers. >> our investigators are in touch with people who are developing new, new processes as far as forensically, so that is what is, you know, efforts that will be ongoing. jenny's parents say they will never give up hope for getting answers and justice for their daughter. >> sooner or later, we're going to catch this guy. >> we're doing things that if jenny were here, she would have done it herself. so i think that's the strength that keeps us going. the parents started the jenny lynn foundation a few months after she was killed. >> it is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible in castro valley. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news the san mateo county coroner's office has identified a man who was shot and killed in belmont as 27 year old deonte gordon of san francisco.

>> police say he was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in a car parked near ralston avenue friday night. one neighbor was inside his home when he says he heard the sound of gunfire. >> i'm just walking in to my backyard and i heard, like, three muffled, shots, but i thought maybe it was fireworks. it was like boom, boom, boom. >> police say gordon died at the scene. so far, no arrests. and it's not clear what led to the shooting. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. >> a motorcyclist killed in a crash in half moon bay has been identified as the son of the city's mayor. the san mateo county sheriff's office says 28 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado died saturday. he collided with a pickup truck on highway one just before 6:00 saturday evening near miranda 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, an adult man, remained at the scene and is cooperating with

investigators. the san mateo county sheriff released a statement saying, quote, 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. >> the bay area's air quality agency has launched a formal investigation into tesla claims. the electronic car maker allowed massive amounts of harmful toxins to escape into the air from its fremont car plant, the same time, an environmental group has filed a lawsuit against the company over similar air pollution concerns. so far, tesla has not commented on the lawsuit or the investigation by the by the bay area air quality management district, ferry workers with alcatraz city cruises are on strike demanding better pay benefits and schedules. >> the workers union and the ferry company have been working on a new contract for a year and a half. the union says it decided to go on strike to show disappointment with the latest counteroffer. the two sides reached a tentative agreement, but the union spokesperson says

more strikes could take place. the ferry says a strike will not have any impact on operations. california's investing more than $6 million to upgrade the highways in marin county. most of that money will go towards repairing the roads that were badly damaged during the powerful winter storms in the last two years. the upgrade project will include storm repairs on highway 101 and highway one along the rugged marin county coast. the funding is part of a $2 billion state project to repair damaged roads all across california. >> an amazing rescue in san francisco caught on video. all right, hold it up. >> okay. slow raise real slow. >> that's what happened as fire crews in the city rescued a dog overnight. the department says raccoons chased the dog off a cliff in the potrero hill neighborhood. luckily, it didn't have any injuries. after the fall, fire crews used a rope to

get it back to safety. the dog has since been reunited with its owner. >> all glad the dogs okay. >> that's scary. all right, let's check in with sal. we've seen some nice empty roads. probably not the same later today, but this morning it seems pretty. pretty clear. >> yeah. coming back is going to be a different story i think on 86, 80, a lot of people come through. but right now we have a very nice looking commute and almost everywhere. as a matter of fact, we look at our triple a traffic camera and we don't have a lot going on. traffic also looks good on that san mateo bridge. no major issues this morning as you drive across the dumbarton bridge or in the south bay. so again, take it easy out there. chp is out there with extra patrols on this holiday weekend at 615. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve i'm here sal i'm here. >> there we go. go right to it here. there's some pretty good fog bank there. most of it's south, but some of it making a push over san pablo bay 4050. a

little cool. petaluma 44 is in there. napa airport's dropped to 48. overcast now. menlo park, san carlos in there. one observation. oakland of course, santa rosa, san rafael 40. many in the santa cruz mountains. of course boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, hollister, morgan hill. and look at that. santa clara, san jose, campbell, saratoga, all 49. cupertino says i'm 48. so 1 degrees cooler, little circulation kind of spinning right here and right there. right in marin county, southern marin county, tiburon, sausalito, over angel island. that's giving us a little bit more of an onshore breeze, kind of enhancing that fog a little bit. it's not a roaring win, but it is onshore. so with that in place, the low clouds in place is a typical pattern. 30s in the mountains, 60s, 70s on the desert, mainly 50s up and down the coast. that system to the north will give us a cool down on two tuesday, we do have today low temperatures inland, pushing upper 70s, maybe some low 80s if you're far enough inland, a little change though, compared

to sunday. we got the pop on sunday after the cool friday and saturday we maybe we're done with rain. the system on may 4th was a whopper, but since then nothing and there's nothing showing up unless you're up in the mountains. those are isolated showers, thunder showers really kind of hit and miss. so for today. morning. low clouds, cool. lows sunday night 6070s, 80s. little cooler on tuesday. and then it looks like we level it off on wednesday. could get a quick warm up here thursday friday before it drops again on the weekend steve thank you. >> people in parts of the south and midwest are spending their long holiday weekend cleaning up after severe storms tore through their communities. the storms killed at least 18 people and left hundreds more injured. strong winds and tornadoes knocked down massive trees and power lines. the destruction spanned multiple states, reduced homes to rubble, and filled roads with debris. >> used to be the living room. it's not the living room anymore , but you can see i don't got no roof, nothing. i thought i was going to die for sure, i said i

wasn't. i'm not going to make it anymore. this is the end of me. >> forecasters say the storm system appears to be heading farther east today. could impact communities from alabama up to new york. >> there has been another incident of severe turbulence and several passengers were injured. a qatar airways plane was flying from doha, qatar, to dublin, ireland, when it hit unexpected turbulence over turkey. the plane continued to dublin and landed safely, but six passengers and six crew members were hurt. eight of them were hospitalized. passengers described a terrifying scene and praised the flight crew for their professionalism. >> they just seem 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 seatbelts 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 and dozens of people were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence, a new report says. >> us air travelers spent 2,000,000 hours waiting for late flights and details which airports had the longest delays. the new report used data from the bureau of transportation from january of 2023 to this 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 of the top ten airports with the longest delays were in central florida. that could be due in part to hurricane related

delays. >> staying safe while exploring the bay area. the tips from cal fire for anyone planning to camp river raft or hike this summer in a small military investigative team aims to never leave a soldier behind. >> the discoveries it's made and the measure of peace and closure for families who've lost their loved es

in a nearby hotel. they have been forced out of their homes on carroll lane due to a water leak. firefighters evacuated their building yesterday morning after they spotted water leaking from a unit on the second floor. people living in the area say this is not the first time there's been a water problem at the senior living facility. >> lots of flooding, lots of pipe issues in this building. there's been multiple units where people have had to leave on, especially on the second floor, there the trash chutes are closed. they're supposed to be picking up the trash for these seniors three times a week. they're not doing that. it trash is sitting in senior homes. i'm removing trash for seniors. other seniors are taking it down, it's been nothing but problems here. >> more than 50 people were evacuated from the oak grove senior terrace apartments. there's no word yet on when they can return to their homes. well, this is the day to honor the

american men and women in the us military who died while serving our country. one little known investigative branch of the us military is doing its part year round to help families who lost loved ones in past wars scientists, medical examiners and historians are working together to identify bodies found buried on the battlefield dating back to world war two. >> a lot of these cases, it's been 80 years since that person died and the family still has the story, they may not even have been alive when that service member was alive, but that story gets carried down through the generations. >> the agency has labs on military bases in hawaii and nebraska. its goal is to help bring closure to many families of american service members. the giants are back home to face the philadelphia phillies at oracle park at 2:00 this afternoon. after wrapping up their road trip yesterday, the new york mets scored three times in the ninth inning to defeat the giants and prevent a three game sweep, the final score 4 to 3. the giants finished the road

trip with four wins, two losses with each of the six games decided in the eighth inning or later. the orange and black, though now back to 500 with 27 wins and 27 losses. outfielder kyle tucker hit a two run homer to lead the houston astros to a 5 to 2 victory over the a's in oakland yesterday afternoon. houston's ronald blanco pitched seven strong innings in houston's victory. the a's now begin a road trip and face the rays in tampa bay this evening. deer valley high school in antioch has a new look inside its stadium. the wolverines were the last team in the bay valley athletic league to get renovations to their stadium. the school now has a new turf field. it's also getting new scoreboards, sound system and better wi-fi. the project broke ground last fall and so far it cost more than $1 million. but for the team, it's worth every penny. >> 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. >> the new turf field students, athletes will be able to practice year round, and the school will be able to save money on maintenance. a san francisco neighborhood coming together to help a beloved community dog walker. his family recently lost their home in a fire, and he shared with us about how this show of support is helping him overcome the challenges that keep coming his way. plus, android is out with a music feature. if you use youtube, you'll have to up your humming game. we'll explain why.

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a safeway stores getting ready to remove their self checkout kiosks. plus, it's not necessarily a happy occasion, especially for those gold star families that still remember the loved ones they've lost on this memorial day. a close look at the holiday's origin and meaning, and how people across the bay area are commemorating those who fought and died for our country. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for

joining us here on mornings on two. know opening bell right. memorial day i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get out the door here in this mild memorial day weather, a lot of ceremonies start early or mid morning and the weather should be nice for that. >> it looks, maybe even a little cool for some, but nice. no problems. well, once again, my ship came in, but i was at the bus depot. but anyway, you look at it, it's a low clouds. sunny for some already seeing 40s. 50s on the temps here. we'll end up with 5060s over by the coast. pretty good fog bank overall, though. kind of a quiet pattern here. 5060s by the water, 70s, 80s inland. sunny after the fog, cool to mild to warm, which translates into 60s 70s to a few, maybe near 80 degrees. all right. sounds here 630. he will begin with. >> well, i think people like to see the bay bridge, they like to see it when it's empty. and if you do have to go today, i know that not everyone has the day off right now. or triple a traffic camera is showing you a

pretty good delay or pretty good freeway. no delays here at the toll plaza. we're also looking at some of the other commutes here san mateo bridge and also 280 and san jose. all of these freeways are off to a good start. just a word to the wise that we do have chp doing maximum enforcement this weekend . it ends tonight. and that means they have more not fewer officers on the road. 630 let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. well, shoppers at some bay area safeway stores will no longer have the option to use those self checkouts. right. >> the grocery store chain has confirmed a ktvu. it is getting rid of self checkout at several bay area stores. rasmus live with the reasons behind this decision. ali well, the reason according to safeway, is because of problems with theft and too many customers stealing items when they go through that self checkout option. >> so safeway has decided at some bay area stores they are going to get rid of those self checkout kiosks altogether, including this store here behind

us in oakland. this is a safeway on pleasant valley where they removed the self checkout machines earlier this month. now when you go inside to that area, there's just a big empty space where those self checkout kiosks used to be. there are marks on the floor where the machines used to sit, and in their place is just an open space and a display of soda cans. this store isn't the only one that had those machines removed. safeway confirms it's eliminated the self checkout option at several of its bay area stores, and in a statement they explained, quote, operational changes have been made at select stores throughout the bay area. given the increasing amount of theft, self checkout kiosks have been removed. like other businesses, we're working on ways to curtail escalating theft so we can ensure the well-being of our employees and foster a welcoming environment for customers. retail experts we spoke with say safeway likely looked at all the data on the amount of theft at those specific stores, where they removed those machines and did the calculations. >> that's a dilemma, right? is, again, we're trying to lower costs by offering self checkout,

offering convenience to customers. but then you have this other variable of theft. you know, it defeats the purpose. and then you're eventually your position where you have to take maybe the self checkouts out because you just can't make money. >> now this change is not happening at all. safeway stores in the bay area, just some of them. and safeway wouldn't tell us specifics. they wouldn't say exactly how many stores or which ones they're removing. that self checkout option. but we noticed this morning the safeway on grand avenue in oakland still has self checkout. so does the one on college avenue in oakland. but we do know that this safeway behind us, along with a pack and save in emeryville and some safeway stores in san francisco, have removed the self checkout option for customers. again, the grocery chain says it's because of problems with theft. live in oakland. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie thank you. four men were seen vandalizing vehicles in san francisco marina district neighbor says he began recording them at 230 saturday morning near the intersection of bay and

fillmore. men were seen jumping on cars and trying to break into the vehicles. the neighbor says. one of the men noticed he was recording and threw a bottle at him. the video has been shared with san francisco police. no word on any arrests. >> there are events both in the bay area and across the country to mark this memorial day. it is a day to honor the men and women in the us military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. many military veterans say most americans view today as simply a holiday and forget the true meaning of memorial day, specifically focused on those who have lost their lives in defense of this nation, either in combat as a result of wounds suffered in combat. >> instead of happy memorial day, because it's not necessarily a happy occasion, especially for those gold star families that still remember the loved ones they've lost. but to just ask people what they may be doing to commemorate the holiday, veteran groups say it's also important not to confuse memorial day with other national holidays honoring the us military, which includes veterans day and armed forces

day. >> the uss san francisco memorial foundation and the group frisco veterans, honored fallen military personnel with a ceremony at lands end. this annual event remembers those who served on the historic ship and recognizes those who died in world war two. the us naval sea cadet band of the west played music before the ceremony. members of the us military community carried flags in a parade of colors. some 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. head of the 11th marines. >> the uss san francisco, was the second ship of three the united states navy, named after the city of san francisco, commissioned in 1934, it was one of the most decorated ships of world war two in the nation's capital. >> people gathered at the tomb of the unknown soldier. visitors

came to pay their respects and bring flowers to arlington national cemetery. president biden is scheduled to attend a wreath laying ceremony there today, and later this week, president biden will fly to france to mark the 80th anniversary of the invasion of normandy. well, today, there are several events planned here in the bay area to honor those men and women who died fighting for our freedom. you can head to our website, ktvu.com for our complete memorial day coverage. >> the state parks department has safety tips for people who plan to spend their memorial day holiday outdoors. the department recommends checking the weather before you leave the house. bring the necessary clothing and gear, stay on trails, and of course, pick up all your trash. cal fire is also reminding people to be safe if they plan to go river rafting today. >> when you look at the surface of the river, you don't really see all the hazards under the water. there could be manmade and natural features that can entrap you, injure you, you can get hung up on. so it's very deceptive. also, during the spring runoff season, the water can be extremely cold and coming from hotter temperatures outside and getting in the water kind of

has that shock value. those heading to the river today are reminded to bring a life jacket and get some guidance from professional companies. >> hi there. how are you on this monday? we do have a pretty good little fog bank in place, once that retreats back to the coast, then we will see temperatures pretty close to where they should be this time of year. water temp. so speaking of, i know the snow melt makes for cold river temps, but the out you go outside the golden gate there man, that's cold 50, 49, 50 even half moon bay buoys at 52, monterey bowie 55. and it's been that way since april, and i've been mentioning it as long as they stay cold. fog is never far away. and that's what we're dealing with here. 40s 50s on the temps here. we're seeing mid 40s. healdsburg is 45, windsor is 45. sebastian is dipped to 44. sonoma, fairfax, san anselmo 45. a lot in there in the 40s. little little circulation right there right around the golden gate. sausalito tiburon. that's kind of funneling in that

onshore breeze. you can see a little bit there. so west southwest napa airport fog has moved in over san pablo bay. if at napa airport has it, then i would think american canyon hiddenbrooke maybe out to cordelia fairfield west southwest oakland has a due west. so i think you understand what's going on. 30s in the mountains, 60s, 70s on the desert, 40s, 50s, 60s up and down the coast. that system up there will sweep by on tuesday for usher in a little cool down today. fog retreats 5060s over by the beaches 60s 70s around the bay upper 70s to low low 80s well inland. and maybe that system on on may 4th. was it? there's nothing showing up for any rain if we're going out. if that was our last system, that was a heck of a system. but since then, nothing unless you're up in the mounds could be some isolated showers. so how are we doing on rainfall? i use the rain year and everyone is doing quite well. from eureka and sacramento, san francisco, bakersfield, la is blowing the doors off this season 179% of

normal. even palm springs at 140, and san diego with 15.25 147. so another good year. monday forecast. morning. low clouds and sunny nights. there's always a little breeze in the afternoon. 60s, 70s and low 80s. thank you. >> a teen survives a bear attack after the animal came into his cabin. his family did. that likely saved his life. and how th teen is doing thi mo

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walmart makes official changes. >> closing arguments begin tomorrow in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. testimony wrapped up last week in a manhattan courtroom, 12 jurors heard from 22 witnesses over the past month, the jury will now decide if mr. trump falsified records as part of an effort to keep embarrassing stories from becoming public. in his 2016 presidential campaign, the former president has pleaded not guilty, says the trial is politically motivated. a group of u.s. lawmakers is in taiwan this morning showing support for the country's new president. democrats and republicans are meeting with president lai ching dah and other taiwanese leaders during the stay. they plan on discussing relations between the two countries and strengthening taiwan's self-defense capabilities. >> let's make sure that no one in their right mind would try to upset and upset the peace that lets you thrive. america is and always will be a reliable partner, and no amount of coercion or intimidation will slow down or stop the routine

visits by the congress to taiwan. >> the visit by us lawmakers comes after china ran military drills near taiwan in response to the new president's inauguration speech. >> the california secretary of state office says a recall campaign targeting fremont state senator aisha wahab will not move forward. the organizers of the recall needed at least 42,000 signatures by last week's deadline. the secretary of state's office says there was a flaw in the petitions that led to thousands of invalid signatures. the proposed recall was in response to the democrats bill to strengthen protections against caste discrimination in employment and housing, in which social hierarchy is determined at birth. >> 645 it's so interesting. you know, when we see a picture of the bay bridge toll plaza on a holiday monday, sal, we wish it could look like this every monday. >> yeah, and all the freeways to like 280 in san jose. in fact, i'm going to start there just because i was looking at it. i probably would be doing

something different, that's for sure. if this was always the case. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza from our triple a traffic camera. it looks very good with no major issues. san mateo bridge also looks good. just a reminder though, that chp is doing maximum enforcement. that means they actually put more officers on the road. all this holiday weekend, and they're especially looking for people who are speeding or driving under the influence. but for anything really, i've noticed more of a presence myself as i was driving around this weekend. so just a word to the wise drive safely and then you won't have any issues now will you? there you go. 645 here's a man who always drives safely. he is the epitome of safety. mister steve paulson 55. >> if i'm feeling frisky, 60. >> there you go. yeah. >> thank you sir. all right. 40 50s on the temps here. 44 petaluma, 48 napa airport. they have fog, low clouds have made it up there, mainly 40s and 50s. menlo park says 47. orinda, 49, clayton has dipped to 46. north

dublin 47, kensington in their martinez, but the rest are all 50s here. a little bit of a northerly breeze along the coast keeps those cold water temps going in an onshore breeze. i don't want to say wind, but breeze from the golden gate, san pablo bay out to the strait and the delta, you can see a west breeze or west southwest 36 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe to 5060 southern california, but 49 arcadia to 51 monterey and santa barbara. that system to the north will swing through tomorrow for a little cooldown today. get the morning low clouds. they retreat back to the coast. you can repeat it after me. then it will be sunny and nice. i don't see much change here. we got a little bump up on sunday from a cool, cool friday. saturday there's no rain in sight. maybe the system we had on the fourth was it. i'm hard pressed to believe that, but it sure looks like it unless we get something in june, you know, and i know that's kind of a tall order. a little bit of activity could happen up in the mountains. you can see the

seasonal rainfall, the rain year. i use july 1st, the rain year, everyone 100% to 179. los angeles 25.19 for the season. even palm springs is above san diego. bakersfield. i'd say we did well this year. monday forecast sunny. nice. after that morning fog, there will be a little bit of an onshore breeze. 60s. 70s. low 80s. >> steve thank you. an arizona teen is recovering after a bear snuck into his cabin and attacked him. the 15 year-old boy was relaxing inside the family cabin when the black bear entered through an open door. the bear swiped at the boy. we see scratches here on his face and arms. family members heard his screams from the other room and leapt into action. >> when he starts screaming, he had to hear him. he said it wasn't even loud and he wasn't even sure it was him, but he felt like he needed to go check on him. and he thought it was a dog. he thought it was a really large dog. when he got there, the bear turned around and saw him and started chasing him. >> the teen sibling was able to chase the bear away with the

help of their father. if you ever encounter a bear, wildlife experts say, don't run. instead, make yourself appear larger. if the bear attacks, fight back aggressively and of course, call 911 or notify rangers. cal fire has issued some tips to help keep your memorial day weekend wildfire safe. if you're out camping, make sure to put out any fires you may start if you're staying at home and getting some work done. such as lawn mowing. metal blades for mowers can strike rocks and spark grass fires. >> did you know that 95% of fires are human caused? don't let a day of fun turn into a day of tragedy. >> we are in for a nice, cool memorial day. fire officials, though, say it's always important to keep fire safety in mind. thousands of anime fans gather in the south bay. the panels, vendors and fashion shows for the four day event of fanimecon also on this memorial day, people are preparing to attend observances throughout the bay area and beyond. we'll highlight one event you'll likely be able to see for much of the east bay without even leaving your home. then she was

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marks the 30th anniversary of the convention, which organizers say continues to grow. ktvu lamonica peter spoke with people who say they look forward to it all year long. >> fanimecon brands itself as the premier conference by fans and for fans of anime. >> 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. >> 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 original 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. >> on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> the ceo of a san francisco based software company is teaming up with one of the biggest names in country music on an innovative history project. the ceo of scale ai announced his partnership with singer songwriter zach brian says his company wants to collaborate on a global history preservation project. in the social media announcement, the ceo said his company wants to invent the new papyrus scroll. it's not clear if the project will be a website, an app or something else. a celebration in san francisco honored the asian pacific american, the asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mark's square on o'farrell street yesterday. there were 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. it's home to a number of nonprofit social services. the academy award winning composer who wrote the scores for mary poppins and the jungle book, has died. richard sherman was also known for writing it's a small world, the disney company says sherman died saturday due to an age related illness at cedars-sinai medical center in beverly hills. sherman with his late brother robert, won two academy awards for work on the 1964 film mary poppins. they also won a grammy for best movie or tv score. richard sherman was 95. preparations for davis pride are underway ahead of its 10th anniversary next weekend. volunteers gathered early yesterday morning. they started painting crosswalks in rainbow colors near central park in davis. organize leaders say it's meant to show inclusion and acceptance in the community.

volunteers say they want everyone to feel welcome, and 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. >> 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. napa valley's bottlerock music festival is wrapped up after a closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. there already, the grammy winning artist made a surprise appearance a few hours before his set, coming on stage to perform with rock band the offspring. other big name performances yesterday included dominic fike and the queens of the stone age. san francisco's museums for all program is coming back for its fifth year, providing equitable access to

museums, with schools closed for the summer. here, 28 participating partners will offer free or reduced $3 entrance fees to low income families, five new destinations are joining this year, including the aquarium of the bay, the walt disney family museum and the tenderloin museum. guests only need to bring their medi-cal card and proof of city residency. last fiscal year, almost 165,000 people visited museums under free or reduced pricing. we have a full list of the more than two dozen museums participating this summer. it's waiting for you@ktvu.com. an exciting announcement now from the currys as they have welcomed their fourth child, stephon and ayesha curry posted a photo yesterday of ayesha holding their new baby's hand. the baby boy is named kaya. skye was born on may 11th. stephon curry's caption reads in part our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. went on to say the baby is doing well and they are settling in as a family of six. today marks 30 years since a teenage girl was killed in her castro valley home, how her family and law enforcement are

honoring her and they've not given up on catching her killer. fire sweeps through a lumber yard in oakland. neighbors living nearby have been told to take specific health precautions. we'll explore the situation as it stands this morning from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm sal castaneda. >> today is monday, may 27th sitting in a different place but still tossing to steve for the weather today, wondering what it's going to be like for the barbecues that are happening. >> sal, you've been here a long time. it's typical weather for us. i know it, you know it. >> 40s and some new people who don't know that's true. >> 40s and 50s on the temps here. pretty good little fog bank is in place and overall we're looking for that fog to retreat. head back to the coast. and that will be sunny and nice, temperatures inland, 70s to maybe a few low 80s coast and bay, though it's 50s and 60s, so nothing we haven't seen, although the giants back in town here and the best team in

baseball percentage wise, the philadelphia phillies in town. i was fog, sun, breezy. it's always sunny out there. but if you're in the sun, it might be warm. if you're in the shade or where the breeze is, it'll be cool. but 60s 70s to near 80 degrees. back to sal now, i believe. >> yes, sir. doing a little traffic here, even though we're just basically reminding people that it is a nice day to be driving. but don't get going too fast because it is memorial day. chp always does what they call maximum enforcement. that means they actually add officers around the bay area to the roads to make sure, or all over the state actually to the roads to make sure that people are driving safely. they're especially looking for speeding and impaired driving. this is a look at the maps here. you can see traffic is nice and light on the grid, and even highway four has a nice light commute time. now. 7:00 a pancake breakfast will soon be served for the community. it's the way local firefighters say they're