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 giving

back. ktvu is. james torres is live in mill valley, where memorial day festivities are set to start a little early. james >> yes, it's one of those things on a holiday day where the community can get together and just do something for the town that gives them a little bit of a reputation. this is what mill valley is doing here. you see the number of tables that are set up here, the tablecloths that are set on top of them as well, the tents that are also set up. it's all just now getting started here. memorial day weekend is mill valley's biggest annual event. not only is there a community parade later this morning, but that breakfast is just getting started. we'll show you what the event is look like. in years past, families coming out to check out the events, the performers and neighbors showing what the community involvement is all about. there's also going to be a k through eight essay contest that kicks off the parade. that will be followed by groups of color guard dance performances, of course, classic cars as well. the typical things that you see in any parade

throughout the bay area. that parade officially begins at about 1030 this morning. the fire department here wants to make sure that you are the first stop of the morning. here they are offering a pancake breakfast for anyone who is stopping by today. you see the fire truck, of course, with the flag that's hanging just off the ladder there. the number of people who are lining up. it's all just now getting started. so if you are hoping to walk out the door the next couple of minutes, you have plenty of time, plenty of room here. be sure to stop by. mill valley is doing one of those things that just lets everyone know that the community is waking up. they're getting involved, and memorial day is just getting started. even though it's monday. we are live this morning from mill valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news, james thank you. >> happening today once again. mount diablo will line up after sunset to mark this memorial day. the mayor of danville will hit the switch to turn on the lights of the summit beacon at 8:00 tonight. it's an annual ceremony to honor the u.s. military service members who

died while fighting for our nation. a group of bay area veterans have been invited to attend tonight's ceremony on the top of mount diablo today, people in the east bay will mark 30 years since a teenager was killed in her castro valley home. >> jenny lin's killer has never been caught. her parents were joined by friends, community members and law enforcement officers for a memorial service this weekend. her parents say time has not healed their wounds . >> we've been living under the shadow of this horrible crime for 30 years. we need a closure. >> we need to give jenny a the promise that we gave her, which is to find a justice for her. >> investigators say lin, who was 14 years old at the time, was home alone when she was stabbed to death on may 27th, 1994. the alameda county sheriff's department says it still hopes dna and other evidence collected at the scene will help find her killer.

>> 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. >> lin's parents created the jenny lin foundation in a few months after she was killed. the foundation is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for her death. >> 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. the fire started at 745 last night. 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. people 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. >> an american tourist is back at home with his family 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 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, met with local government leaders and pushed for his release. 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 help protect at risk poultry and dairy workers, veterinarians and lab technicians. the fda warns human exposure to the bird flu could increase the risk the virus will mutate. no word yet on when those vaccines will be delivered. >> 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 now take place. the ferry says a strike will not have an impact on operations. california is investing more than $6

million to upgrade the highways in marin county. most of that money will go toward 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, coming up, self checkouts were originally touted as a way to speed up and improve the shopping experience. >> but now another major retailers getting rid of many of its systems here in the bay area after target made many of its self checkouts off limits. >> a plane makes an emergency landing in australia, and we follow the aircraft for every second as it tries to touch down safely

your storms battered parts of texas, oklahoma and arkansas over the weekend. >> it's been an extremely active tornado season in the heart of the country now. more from fox news kevin uretsky. >> the central us 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 cook county, texas, north of dallas, where a gas station and travel center were torn apart by an apparent tornado, took a major hit. >> there's not much left of it, as you can see, multiple fatalities have already been reported. >> officials fear the number could rise as search and rescue crews assess the damage. >> power lines were down, trees were down. it's taken a huge effort just to get back in there. where the most of the damage is. >> little is left of this neighborhood in salina, 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 government officials in papua new guinea now say more than 2000 people are feared to have been buried alive by a major landslide. >> the landslide happened early friday morning, reducing hundreds of homes to rubble. so far, rescue and recovery efforts have lagged due to widespread destruction in the area's remote location. south pacific island countries officially requested more international support. >> time now. 712 palestinian health workers say israeli airstrikes killed at least 35 people during the latest attacks over the weekend. the workers say israeli warplanes targeted tent cities for unhoused people living in southern gaza city of rafah, and they say most of those killed were women and children. the israeli airstrikes

were reported just hours after hamas fired a barrage of rockets from gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as tel aviv. a carnival cruise line ship came to the rescue of 25 people who were stranded in a small boat off the coast of mexico. the cruise ship had left long beach in southern california and was headed to baja california on saturday, when the crew got an urgent message from the coast guard, it informed them a ship in their area was sinking. the cruise ship then raced towards the ship in distress and rescued the 25 people on board, including three children. we have some incredible pictures from sydney, australia. a small plane lost power and had to make an emergency landing. an aircraft follows closely behind and records the entire landing. as you can see, the plane had to glide into the airport and skimmed above numerous buildings . while landing, the plane's left wing dipped dangerously close to one of those buildings, and when the pilot touched down, the wheels didn't come out. the plane had to skid at the airport before making a full stop. the people on board safely got out.

there were no injuries. >> on this memorial day, many are pausing to honor the service members who died while serving our country. a little known investigative branch of the us military is doing its part year round to help families whose loved ones have died 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 working to bring a measure of closure to families of fallen service members. memorial day is a federal holiday. this means all government offices, courts and schools are closed. no trading on wall street. banks are closed as well. 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. costco is closed timedout 714. >> let's take a look at the roads. i do have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza for you, and you can see it is moving along very well. we're not expecting a real commute today, although some people i do understand work on holidays, but most people have the day off. this is a look at interstate 880 and oakland. you can see the traffic on all bay area bridges, including that san mateo bridge looks pretty good. and around the bay area. we don't even see slow traffic on some of the usual slow spots. so take it easy out there. chp does maximum enforcement over holiday periods like this one. it's going to be going until midnight tonight and that means they have more officers on the road. what about that barbecue weather or perhaps you're just going for a nice walk here, steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. well, it's a pretty typical pattern for us. fog making its usual push, but it will retreat back and temperatures will be 60 70s to low 80s. water temps will continue to be incredibly cold,

4950 to 52, half moon bay northward. and that has not changed at all. so you're seeing temperatures also 40s and low 50s unless you're inland and some mid 50s. woodside's already 40 is down to 45. 51 is popular. montara beach, pillar point, half moon bay, redwood city is in there. san mateo close for los altos hills, a lot of 40s though. los altos, stanford, menlo park, atherton and woodside all in there along with pacifica at 49 degrees. a little bit of a northwesterly breeze that keeps the upwelling going, and then an onshore breeze coming right through the golden gate over san pablo bay and out towards the strait as well. not a roaring one, but fairfield west southwest, 1637 39. truckee south lake tahoe 70 on the desert, already 50 on most of the coast until you hit san diego. that system to the north will sweep in tomorrow for a little cooldown. today we get a. really, it's just pretty typical for this time of year. temperatures 60s by the coast or even upper 50s for a few, especially san mateo coast, 70

near around the bay and then inland upper 70s to low 80s. it's looking more likely that that system on the 4th of may was our last rain of the season, unless something happens in june, and that would that would be a that would be unusual, to say the least. here it has happened. but there's nothing saying anything on as far as rain goes statewide since july 1st, the rain year, everyone on this panel is at 100% or higher, including palm springs, which is at 140% bakersfield, as well as 126. so i think we had a good year statewide, not only rain, but also snow. monday forecast sunny. nice after that fog, a little breeze in the afternoon, 6070s and 80s. >> all right steve thank you. skiers and snowboarders only have today to hit the slopes at one of the world's most popular resorts in the sierra nevada. palisades tahoe is celebrating its final full weekend of winter and spring ski season. today, it's the only resort still open in that region, but their season is coming to an end on memorial day. palisades slopes will run

today from eight in the morning until 2 p.m, according to the mountain's website. summer operations began june seventh. >> people in a senior living facility in oakley are forced to evacuate. some say it's the latest in a string of problems there. what caused this latest upheaval and where residents are staying this morning. >> and it's the biggest day in auto racing. and a championship driver from the sacramento area tries to compete in two big races in two different parts of the coun but

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repair and renovation project. the building is 74 years old. it's located on 14th street, oakland city leaders say they needed to shut it down for what they call critical repairs. crews will be building a new roof and installing a new boiler system. they're also upgrading the electrical, heating and cooling systems. the library is expected to be closed until at least early november. staying in oakland, the lakeshore cafe is permanently closing its doors for more than 20 years now. the cafe, just north of lake merritt, has been known for offering breakfast and lunch staples, as well as weekend brunch. the cafe struggled during the pandemic. the owners didn't say whether that was a factor in this decision to close . the cafe will be replaced by another restaurant sometime in the future. >> an actor was shot and killed after confronting a group of thieves in downtown los angeles. police say 37 year old johnny wactor was killed after interrupting three suspects who were trying to steal the catalytic converter on his car.

wactor played brandon corbin on abc's general hospital from 2020 to 2022. 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 was shocked and stunned the entire pro golf community, the world's top golfers. 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. >> it's the biggest day in auto racing. three events with rich histories on two different continents. >> the day began with the formula one monaco grand prix, but the competition didn't go well at the start. three cars crashed on the opening lap, which drew a red flag and ordered all drivers to stop once cleanup crews removed all the debris on the course. driver charles leclerc, in a ferrari, won his in his native land of monaco. here in the states, the day began with the indy 500, but thunderstorms delayed the start for four hours and it became a huge problem for one specific driver. we'll get to this story in a moment. the indy 500 ended in spectacular fashion as it came down to the last lap, and it was josef newgarden taking the checkered flag for the second straight year. he won by 3/10 of a second. kyle larson finished in 18th place. a sacramento area driver was trying to compete in both the indy 500 and the nascar coca-cola 600 in charlotte, north carolina, but bad weather

in indianapolis meant he couldn't fly to charlotte in time for the start of that race. he was going to drive the end of the coca-cola 600 mile race, but it ended about 400 miles because of bad weather as well. christopher bell won the rain shortened race after it was called at about midnight eastern time. the race had been red flagged for more than two hours because of a steady downpour. larson didn't talk to reporters afterwards, but he had indicated earlier he would love to compete in the indy 500 next year, so there's a chance he will try the double again 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 is now reached $24 billion, making it one of the largest as investors bet on musk's ability to compete against openai, microsoft and google. the funding round was backed by several investors. president biden's campaign is looking to hire a meme manager. the job listing says the person will be in charge of recruiting creators to make memes in support of president biden

leading up to the election, highlighting his accomplishments and policies, according to the job post. the meme manager will make up to $85,000 must be willing to move to the wilmington, delaware area. the android youtube music app is rolling out a new feature meant to help users find songs, even if they don't know the words. android users will be able to hum or whistle a tune, or sing into their phone to find a song. it'll also include a waveform icon next to the microphone button in the app. the humming feature is yet to be publicly released for apple users. >> cal fire has issued some tips to keep your memorial day wildfire safe. if you're out camping, make sure to completely put out any fires you start. if you're staying home and getting some work done like lawn mowing, metal blades from 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. >> fortunately, we're in for a nice, cool memorial weekend, but fire officials say it's always important to keep safety in mind . >> a man beloved in the san francisco community has been the

target of recent racist attacks. before his home went up in flames. how his neighbors are coming together to help him. >> we've been following the story from the antioch school district of allegations of bullying. the school board just instituted a new change and a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscast and stories on demand, and on your vizio smart tv, amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu

the shopping experience. but now the supermarket chain explains why it's removing these kiosks at several local stores. a senior living facility in oakley is forced to evacuate, where dozens of residents are now living after water started leaking from a second floor unit . >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. i'm sal castaneda. >> i'm gasia mikaelian it is monday, may 27th, memorial day. most people are off of work and

school and steve paulson, many will be heading to various memorial day events around the bay area, though starting earlier in the day probably would take a jacket. >> i a little chill out there, no doubt about it. 40s, 50s, decent fog bank, not a roaring one, but a decent one. it'll head back. so we're seeing 40s and 50s on the temps here, and once that fog clears back to the coast, it will then leave lots of sunshine, but temperatures really about where they should be this time of year. maybe a little below coast and bay, near average, slightly above inland. but monday monday morning. low clouds, cool morning temps near average. sunny after the fog there will be a little afternoon breeze. giants are home taking on the first place phillies and i'd say usual weather there, sunshine, a little bit of a breeze. temperature 64. and that's what i'm doing in the city 63 officially a little warmer, usually over there, 6070s to near 80. back to south. now and traffic. >> all right, steve, today is the holidays. you know, and most people have the day off. not everyone though. and if you have to hit the road just remember chp is doing maximum enforcement

until midnight tonight. they have more officers on the road looking for all sorts of violations, including impaired driving and speeding. this is a look at interstate 880 san mateo bridge traffic. also looks very good as you drive through, and you will see that even in some of these areas where we have traditional slow traffic, we don't see it. highway four six, 80, 80 all looking very good. for now. we expect more slow traffic to come back into the bay area later this evening. >> time now is 731. your next trip to the local safeway could take a little longer, as the grocery chain is eliminating self checkouts at some of its bay area stores due to increased theft. ktvu erasmus live here to explain the dilemma for retailers including safeway. ali, in making a decision on the future of self checkout. >> yeah, garcia. it's a balance between customer convenience, saving money on labor costs and trying to prevent problems like theft. this safeway here behind us on pleasant valley in oakland

is one of some in the bay area that are removing the self checkout option in the self checkout kiosks because of the problem of theft. they removed them earlier this month. the store removed all seven of those machines. now there's just a big empty space where it used to be. we can show you the video of this in their place is a display of soda cans and this store isn't the only one making the change. safeway confirms it is eliminating the self checkout option at some of its bay area stores in a statement, they explained why, 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 are working on ways to curtail escalating thefts so we can ensure the well-being of our employees and foster a welcoming environment for our customers. end quote. customers we spoke with were disappointed to hear about the change and what it could mean with, more people coming in with the crowd is a little bit larger. >> it's going to be a problem.

but because you have a longer lines in the, checkout, this is a real conundrum. >> you know, for these retailers, again, trying to offer the best customer service, the best customer satisfaction, but still trying to make money. >> now, this is not happening at all. safeway stores in the bay area, just some of them. safeway wouldn't tell us exactly how many stores are removing those self checkout kiosks or which ones exactly. but we noticed this morning the safeway on grand avenue in oakland still has self checkout. so does the one on college avenue. this one behind us though, here on pleasant valley no longer has that option. and we do know from our reporting that certain safeway stores in emeryville and san francisco also had the self checkout machines removed. live in oakland. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. allie. >> thank you. investigators are looking into what may have caused a large fire that started last night at a lumber yard in oakland. fire crews are still out at the economy lumber warehouse on high street this morning, watching for flare ups. the fire started at 745 last

night, was contained a few hours later. people in the area have been asked to keep their windows and doors closed as air quality remains a concern. amtrak and freight service in the area to the warehouse has resumed. firefighters say no one was hurt in the incident. 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 being recorded and threw a bottle at him. the video has been shared with san francisco police. no word on any arrests. >> staying in san francisco near alamo square, neighbors have come together to support a man who's been targeted by recent racist attacks and 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 house. one had a black doll with a noose wrapped around its neck. williams neighbors are now rallying around him. >> it's 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, showing up, writing letters on my garage. >> san francisco police are now investigating both incidents as hate crimes. 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 department 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. sheriff's office says the driver of the pickup truck remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the san mateo county sheriff's department released a statement saying, our hearts and thoughts are with mayor jimenez and his entire family during this time of unimaginable loss. the sheriff also encouraged 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 family and friends. we ask that the jimenez family be given privacy during this time, as they grieve and mourn their tremendous loss. >> parades are kicking off all over the bay this morning, as people observed memorial day in mill valley. today, the city's biggest annual parade is getting started early. neighbors are heading downtown for a pancake breakfast put on by the fire department to kick off the parade. there will be a student writing contest. then afterwards, the morning will be filled with floats, the color guard, classic cars and more. 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 us naval sea cadet band of the west played music before the ceremony, and members of the us military community also carried flags in a parade of colors. some of them described how the uss san francisco played a key role in the historic battle of guadalcanal. >> it provided naval bombardment of the island so that the marines could conduct land operations. it was a major turning point for the war in the pacific. it was the first of the marine corps offensive land battles in the pacific. head of 11th marine. >> for more on sacrifices crews made aboard the uss san francisco, information is available at the uss frisco memorial at lands end. there are a number of other events in bay in the bay area to mark this memorial day 2024. here's just a partial list. at 9:00 this morning, there will be a memorial day ceremony at mare island naval cemetery in vallejo . at 10:30 a.m, the u.s. department of veterans affairs

will hold a ceremony at the presidio in san francisco at 11 a.m. there will be a memorial day ceremony on board the uss hornet at the air and space museum in alameda. >> 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 that 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. >> we're 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 that gordon died at the scene. so far, no arrests. 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 department. >> dozens of people living in a senior living complex in oakley are spending this memorial day in a nearby hotel. they've been forced out of their homes on carroll lane due to a water

leak. firefighters evacuated their building yesterday morning after they spotted the water leaking from a unit on the second floor. people living in the area say this is not the first time there has 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. >> the antioch school board has 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. >> time now. 739. today should be a typical weather day in the bay area, which is to say the fog is here in the morning. >> that is correct and to may nothing new there. water temps continue to be really cold. that is helping. take a look at the fog now. the days are, you know, getting longer and the days and nights are short. so we get the visible satellite looks like it's put on the brakes around bodega bay, but making a pretty good surge right over san pablo bay and then right into sonoma and up the napa valley. look at that. takes it all the way up to saint helena. looks like a little bit of a break around yountville, but still some and some solid over napa. the bigger fog bank, though, is right there, all the way down to santa cruz and to scotts valley. gilroy, morgan hill, up and down the san mateo coast. that's that's pretty thick there. so temperatures there will be 50s and 60s. we are seeing some of that fog bank retreat. there's no higher mid-level clouds, so we're good to go there. upper 40s, 50s from half moon bay north, that is really cold water , upper 40s, 50s. so we haven't seen this change since early april, usually, you know, i judge i see how the how the wind

is and how the fog is in april or may to kind of give me an indication on june. and i would think this will probably continue, although, you know, once you get to june, inlets usually don't have a problem warming up. but i think fog coast and bay looks likely here for a while. 40s and 50s on the temps, low 50s around santa clara, saratoga, campbell, san jose, still some 40s in the santa cruz mountains and 51 aptos, soquel and santa cruz. also morgan hill, san martin, hollister. with that low cloud deck, onshore breeze, a little low kind of set up shop in southern marin county that's helping funnel that in 3739 truckee, south lake tahoe and had some 30s. winnemucca, ely and mammoth are now in the 40s and 50s. that system to the north will sweep through tomorrow for a little cooldown. today, if you're near the coast. 5060 bayside, 6070 inland. looks like some upper 70s to low, low 80s. little change really. morning low clouds, cool. low temps. sunny. nice. the breeze always picks up in the afternoon. this kind of a pattern here and 60s 70s to low 80s on these temps near average

to slightly below, especially coast in bay. does look a little warmer if we get a northerly breeze thursday into friday, then starts to ease up again on the weekend. thank you steve. >> on this memorial day, many people will spend time reflecting on the service and sacrifice of those who died while serving our country. >> they may also spend time with family and friends enjoying great weather or perhaps firing up the grill. we want to know how you plan to spend your memorial day this weekend or the today. actually that's our question of the day. you can vote on this doing something local, chilling with family and friends, relaxing at home. and there's that qr code on the top right of your screen. you can just scan that with your phone, or you can just weigh in by going to ktvu .com. and i think, garcia, you and i are probably the same on this relaxing at home, right? >> yeah, yeah, i do think yeah, i like that. i think no matter what you're doing, any of those three choices, it is important to really think about the meaning of today. so many people remind us and they're right and doing so. it's not just a day

for barbecues and hanging out with friends. so there's an important meaning behind this memorial day. we'll keep an eye on these numbers as they change in the morning. you can scan the qr code and have your say 'll

injures 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, landed safely. six passengers and six crew members were hurt, though eight were hospitalized. passengers described a terrifying scene and praised the flight crew for their professionalism. >> strangers seemed to go stop, which it didn't, but then dropped quite a severe drop and then, fortunately, the captain got it under control quite quickly because i was thinking, oh, it's going to keep falling, but unfortunately there was a couple of passengers that didn't have seat belts on, so they were in front of us. they were thrown out of their seats and hit their head. >> the staff were amazing, like to actually get up and have to look after us. and they're going around with bandages on their hands and bloodied faces like. and they have to serve us as well. like. and it was just i couldn't, like anybody else would be sent home like, but they had to continue for the

rest of the five hours as this latest incident comes. >> less than a week after a british man died of a suspected heart attack and dozens of people were hurt when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence. >> boeing says it's on track to meet tomorrow's deadline to submit an updated safety production plan. the federal aviation administration in late february ordered this deadline after the site of a 737 max jet blew open while in flight in, investigators or inspectors found quality control issues and gave boeing 90 days to present a safety plan. boeing says it expects positive feedback, while the faa warns this is not the end of the process, but rather the beginning. after years of traveling across the globe, the world's longest serving flight attendant has died. betty nash began her career caring for customers aboard planes back in 1957. she spent nearly seven decades working as a flight attendant her entire career. she worked for american airlines, previously known as eastern airlines. as nash died in hospice after a recent breast

cancer diagnosis, she was 88 years old. >> closing arguments begin tomorrow in the criminal trial of former president donald trump . testimony wrapped up last week at a manhattan courtroom. 12 jurors heard from 22 witnesses in 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 during his 2016 presidential campaign. the former president has pleaded not guilty, says the trial is politically motivated and preparations for davis pride are underway ahead of its 10th anniversary next weekend. volunteers gathered early yesterday morning to start painting crosswalks and rainbow colors near central park in davis. organizers say it's a way to show inclusion and acceptance in the community. volunteers say they want everyone to feel welcome, that they want people to feel a sense of love and support when they visit the area . >> we feel that it symbolizes hope for 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, including next saturday's annual fair and music festival, and a free skating event. >> stanford is going to the women's college softball world series. stanford beat lsu eight to nothing yesterday. the win the super regional and advance to the series in oklahoma city, oklahoma. stanford will take on the top ranked softball team in the country, the texas longhorns, on thursday in a double elimination tournament. the cal baseball team will find out later this morning if it's selected to play in the ncaa baseball tournament. projections have cal right on the bubble. of the 64 teams in the tournament. cal started the season slowly but ended with a flourish. it was eliminated by usc in the pac 12 conference tournament semifinals. the baseball selection will be announced beginning at 9 a.m. pacific time . 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 stadium renovations. the school now has a new turf field. it's also getting a new scoreboard, sound system and better wifi. this project broke ground last fall. so far, it has 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 as well. big changes are coming to trading on wall street. that starts tomorrow. >> of course the markets are closed. pam cook is back with today's dollars and cents. >> yes, that is why everything starts tomorrow. the markets are closed today to observe memorial day when trading resumes tomorrow, the nasdaq will start at a new record high. stocks rallied on friday. the nasdaq got some help from nvidia and some other tech earnings. it is getting close to that 17,000

mark. we're going to see if the dow can test that 40,000 level again when trading resumes tomorrow. now major changes do begin for buying and selling stocks. currently, transactions take two business days from when you buy a particular stock to when it officially transfers into your account and the money goes to the seller starting tomorrow, that transaction transaction will only take one business day to complete. the new rules apply to stocks, bonds, municipal securities and some mutual funds. economists say this shorter cycle should free up more liquidity in the market, reduce volatility and margins, and reduce the chance of default. walmart is ending an exclusive credit card partnership with capital one, but it is set to keep some rewards in place. walmart and capital one's joint venture on consumer credit cards began in 2019, after walmart ended a deal with synchrony financial. but walmart says problems developed on processing payments and mailing replacement cards. consumers with walmart capital

one cards can still use them to build up rewards until walmart makes those changes, and the free tax filing 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, which is about 200,000 more than last year. consumers with an adjusted gross income of no more than $79,000 are eligible. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right pam, thank you very much. we're going to take a look at the commute, which is not much of one on this memorial day. the roads are wide open. and that is the problem. sometimes when people get going really fast, people forget that. on memorial day weekend or all the holiday weekends, chp puts extra patrol on the road. in fact, i was driving around, saw a lot of chp officers in their vehicles kind of just out there. so word to the wise, don't be

speeding. and they're also looking. it's also looking for impaired drivers along the way. look at the san mateo bridge. all these commutes obviously are going to be light if you have to go to work you'll have that benefit. this is a look at the grid here. you can see that 680 and 24. and all of these freeways are looking very good as you drive through the bay area, including your trip to the san francisco, san jose or oakland airports. what about today's weather, you ask? here's steve, quiet fog or retreat back to sunshine. >> temperatures 6070, upper 70s and low, low 80s quiet pattern here. looks like a quiet week. maybe a little bump up in the temps. thursday friday, but nothing extreme. in fact, may is ending was one of the cooler ones we've seen in a long time. it looks like here we're not done yet. still have a week to go, but 40s 50s now, mainly 50s on the temps here. onshore breeze in place, no doubt about it here. and that will pick up later today. beginning to warm up. the nights are so short

here, but still. 39 south lake tahoe, truckee 4570s on the desert, 5060s on the coast. that system to the north will sweep by tomorrow, giving us a little cool down again. today is just pretty typical here. the fog comes back to the coast. little change. we had a little bump up there, as you know, on sunday. i don't think too much is changing today. no rain in sight for us. maybe that system on that big system we had on the 4th of may was our last one. sure looking like it. i thought there would be one more, maybe in the mountains. there could be a few isolated or scattered showers. they've had a couple reports of hail up there over the last week or so. monday forecast sunday nights after that, fog retreats. 60s, 70s, upper 70s, low, low 80s. tomorrow we'll bring it down a little bit on those temps. level it off. wednesday does look warmer, especially inland. thursday, friday. >> thank you. steve, a 14 year old girl stabbed to death inside her own home. how the crime decades ago in castro valley has left a lasting impact on that community. and what her parents say about the pain they've endured for 30 years. and why they haven't lost hope. >> and warriors superstar steph

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service men and women who were killed defending our country. he's laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. >> this is a live picture of the ceremony. >> the president will speak at

this event. it's part of the 156th national memorial day observance. later in the week, he will fly to france to mark the 80th anniversary of the invasion of normandy. >> all right. new this morning, san francisco fire department completed an overnight dog rescue. the department says raccoons chased the puppy off a cliff in the potrero hill neighborhood. luckily the pup didn't have any injuries after the fall. fire crews used a rope to get it back to safety. the puppy has since been reunited with its human companion. an arizona teen is recovering after a bear snuck into his cabin and attacked him. the 15 year old boy was relaxing inside his family's cabin when the black bear entered through an open door. the bear swiped at the boy, scratching his face and arms. family members say they heard his screams from the other room and leaped into action. >> he starts screaming. 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 chased the bear away with the help of their dad. law enforcement shot and killed the bear when it was far away enough from the house. >> t celebration in san francisco honored the asian american pacific islander community there. 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, home to a number of nonprofit social services. >> napa valley's bottlerock music festival has wrapped up after closing headliner performance from ed sheeran. singer eddie. 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, 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 scale. i, ceo alexander wang announced his partnership with singer songwriter zach bryant. wang says they want to collaborate on a global historic history preservation project. the goal is to combine brian's knack for storytelling and wang's technology expertise in the social media announcement, wang says they want to, quote, invent the new papyrus scroll. it's not clear yet what exactly the form of the project will be, such as a website, an app or something entirely different. >> tens 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 in

grand parade, one of san francisco's biggest street parties. it included dozens of floats, music and dancing in the streets. >> 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 low riders. they've become a crowd favorite in recent years. organizers say about a half million people showed up for this year's festival. warriors star stephen curry and his wife aisha have a new addition to their family. he posted a photo yesterday of aisha holding their newborn son's tiny hand, said kaya's chai was born may 11th. the caption read in part, our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. stephen curry went on to say the baby is doing well and they're all settling in as a family of six. >> today marks exactly 30 years since a teenage girl was killed in her castro valley home, how her family and law enforcement are honoring her and not giving

up on catching her killer. a fire sweeps through a lumber yard in oakland. neighbors living near this facility have been told to take a specific health precaution from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00, a live shot of the oakland estuary. a little bit of fog overhead as we take a look at some voters that are out there on the estuary. good morning. i'm sal castaneda. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is monday, may 27th, memorial day. let's turn things over to our steve paulson, who is examining the weather on this monday. >> not much to examine, some fog, but other than that, we're pretty quiet here. the last week of may is looking rather quiet. a little warmer, maybe. thursday friday's the way it looks here, but today it's the usual fog retreats and we'll have temperatures that will be in the 50s, 60s. pretty good surge on that fog, especially up in napa valley. looks like it went up to about bodega bay trying to take the turn up there, but south of that it's thick as thieves. san

mateo coast in the city, all the way down to santa cruz, gilroy, santa clara valley, even pushing up close to san jose. that's a heck of a push. you see that coming in from the south monday fun day here because we have low clouds, temps near average to below coast in bay. if you're going to the giants game, they always get the sun, almost always fog. sun. breezy. i'll go 64 westerly breeze of 20mph. the first place phillies in town. we do have temperatures pretty close to where they should be this time of year. all right, back to sal now and see if there's anything going on. >> yeah there's not steve. we always check anyway, but we're looking at the grid here and it's not a typical commute. and just a word to the wise chp does have extra patrols on the weekend as it does for most holiday weekends. in fact, it's called a maximum security enforcement or maximum enforcement period. pardon me. and they have more officers on the road. they actually add more than they normally would just to make sure that they're looking for impairment, and also for people who are speeding or doing

other unsafe things. right now, the roads are wide open. memorial day activities are already getting started. we're looking ahead to the parades that will kick off in just a few hours. ktvu is james torres is live in mill valley, where the fire department just served up pancakes for the nearby neighborhood. james >> yeah, sal. that's the tradition for most memorial day holidays. and pretty much any small town that you'll see there. good morning to you. we'll show you exactly what we're seeing here. a number of tables all set up a number, dozens of people who are taking advantage of what is being offered here at this morning, the local fire station hosting a pancake breakfast with a large group of very young volunteers putting in their community service hours. people here in mill valley say that's just how this community is all about. they're all looking forward to the parade set to happen a little later this morning. it's an annual tradition where we'll see music performances, a lot of community involvement. we spoke to the mayor of mill valley who says it's important to keep in perspective what memorial day is all about.

>> in mill valley. we really make sure that we celebrate two things one, the parade, the speeches. it's all about community. it's about celebrating community. it's the things that brings us together. and we make sure that we also remember. the purpose of memorial day is to remember those who fought and never came back. >> there will be a k through eight essay contest that will kick off the parade later this morning. that will be followed by groups of colorguard, dance performances and of course, classic cars. all the classic stuff that you see at a small town parade like this. so bring it back live out here in mill valley, just outside the fire station in downtown, where you see the fire truck that's set up, the flag that is flying over everyone who is having that free pancake breakfast this morning. dozens people coming out. some people say they've been coming out for 20 years now. that parade set to kick off at about 1030 this morning. we're live this morning in mill valley. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thanks, james. happening

today once again. mount carmel will light up after sunset to mark this memorial day. the mayor of danville will hit the switch to turn on the lights at the summit beacon at 8:00 tonight. it's an annual ceremony to honor the us military service members who died while fighting for our nation. a group of bay area veterans have been invited to attend tonight's ceremony on the top of mount diablo. >> 805 now, today, people in the east bay will mark 30 years since a teenager was killed in her castro valley home. jenny lin's killer has never been caught. her parents were joined by friends, community members and law enforcement for a memorial service this weekend. her parents say that time has not healed their pain. >> we've been living under the shadow of this horrible crime for 30 years. we need a closure. >> we need to give jenny, the promise that we gave her, which is to find a justice for her. >> investigators say lin, who was 14 years old at the time,

was home alone when she was stabbed to death on may 27th, 1994. the alameda county sheriff's department says it's still hopes that dna and other evidence collected at the scene will help find her killer. >> 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. >> lin's parents created the jenny lin foundation a few months after she was killed. the foundation is offering a $200,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for her death. >> 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. the fire started at 745 last night, 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. people in the area have been

asked to keep their windows and doors closed, and 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. >> an american tourist is back at home with his family 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 on friday, a judge allowed him to fly home to pennsylvania after he agreed to pay a $6,700 fine motion. >> 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 island a week ago, met with local government leaders and pushed for his release. federal health officials say they're taking steps to help provide vaccines for workers who may be exposed to 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 the virus will mutate. no word yet on when the vaccine is to be delivered. federal 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 now take place. the ferry says it's this strike will not affect its operations. time is 809.

california is investing more than $6 million to upgrade the highways in marin county. most of that money will go toward 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. >> 809 here, major retailers doing a 180 on self checkouts, where the use of those kiosks is being limited or ended completely, and where you can still scan your own purchases. a case by case. look at what's happening in one part of the east bay and a plane makes an emergency landing in australia. >> we follow the aircraft for every second as it tries to touch down safely.

is honoring service members killed while defending our country. >> president biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the cemetery. he's joined by vice president kamala harris and defense secretary lloyd austin. >> the president is set to speak at the event. this is part of the 156th national memorial day observance. over the weekend, we

saw him speak at the commencement for the us military academy, where he told graduates their class is called upon to tackle threats across the globe and preserve the country's ideals at home like none before. we'll move now to the weather as powerful storms have killed at least 19 people and injured hundreds more in the midwest and the south. >> strong winds and tornadoes knocked down massive trees and power lines. the destruction spanning across multiple states reduced homes to rubble and filled roads with debris. many people who were caught in the middle of it all say they're lucky. just to be alive. >> 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 will appear to be heading further east today. they could impact communities from alabama up to new york. >> government officials in papua new guinea now say more than 2000 people are feared to have been buried alive by a major landslide. it happened early friday morning, reducing

hundreds of homes to rubble. so far, rescue and recovery efforts have lagged due to widespread destruction in the area's remote location. south pacific island countries officially requested more international support, palestinian health workers say israeli airstrikes killed at least 35 people during the latest attacks over the weekend, the workers say israeli warplanes targeted tent cities for unhoused people living in the southern gaza city of rafah, and they say most of those killed were women and children. >> the israeli airstrikes were reported just hours after hamas fired a barrage of rockets from gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as tel aviv. a carnival cruise line ship came to the rescue of 25 people who were stranded in a small boat off the coast of mexico. the cruise ship had left long beach in southern california and was headed to baja california on saturday, when the crew got an urgent message from the coast guard. it informed them a ship in their area was sinking. the cruise ship then raced toward the ship in distress and rescued

the 25 people on board, including three children. we have some incredible pictures here from sydney, australia. a small plane that you see there lost power and had to make an emergency landing. it comes really close to that building. we recorded the whole thing. the plane had to glide into the airport and skimmed above numerous buildings. as you saw the plane's left wing dipped dangerously close to that building, and when the pilot touched down, the wheels didn't come out. the plane had to skid at the airport before making a full stop. fortunately, everyone safely got out. there were no injuries on this memorial day, it's a federal holiday, which means all government offices, courts and schools are closed. >> there's no trading on wall street. 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. we'll note that costco is closed. >> all right, let's take a look at some of these commutes here. and they're not really commutes i mean, i know that not everyone has the day off, but most people do. this is a look at interstate

80 in oakland near the oakland airport and at the bay bridge toll plaza. the roads are wide open, and you might be tempted to speed. that would be a very bad idea as chp puts extra enforcement on the roads for holiday weekends like this one. and as we look at the grid, you can see that 880 south and 680 highway four, all looking very good this morning as again, not a traditional commute day. the weather this morning, a little fog to start off here steve. >> thank you. sound that is correct. fog continues to kind of work its way up the coast. it took a brief break at bodega bay. can't say i blame it. and then it says i'm on my way northward. so starting to head trying to get to the mendocino coast. it's made a good surge up san pablo bay, right into sonoma, napa up to yountville, saint helena. i think it's about ready to burn off there, though. the bigger surge, though, is no doubt about it. down towards look at this watch the fog here. you don't see this all the time, but it's working its way up up up up up. keep going, keep going . but there's plenty out there on san mateo coast, santa cruz

as well. so they'll be stuck in the 50s and 60s today. areas to the north, probably more in the 70s here. no higher mid-level clouds. i can zoom out. we can't find anything for that, so we don't have to worry about that after the fog clears, it will be sunny and good to go. those water temps continue to be incredibly cold. point arena and point reyes are both 49 cold degrees. san francisco, bowie 50. half moon bay is a brisk 52, so with that, the fog and low clouds has no problem forming as long as they're favorable conditions for an onshore breeze. and we have that 50s on the temps. although vacaville and brentwood, per usual, they're out of the gate into the 60s here, but onshore breeze in place, low clouds in place, so it'll be a typical day here. 5060s by the coast, 60s, 70s around the bay. and then inland. upper 70s to a few low 80s. but there will be an afternoon breeze so quite comfortable here. no extreme one way or the other. morning low clouds, cool, low temps, but sunny. nice breezy afternoon if you're far enough inland, maybe on the warm side if you're closer to the coast. probably on the cool side. it does look pretty quiet.

a little cooler tuesday into wednesday. a quick bump up on those inland temps thursday, friday, then back to seasonal temps on the weekend. >> thank you steve. memorial day of course, is a time to remember those who fought and died for our country. it's also seen as the unofficial start of summer. this morning we're asking how you and your family are spending this holiday. >> yeah, that's our question of the day. you can vote on doing something local, chilling with family and friends, relaxing at home. there's a qr code on the top right of your screen. you can just scan that to vote. you can weigh in on x, or you can go to ktvu.com/vote. >> 819 now dozens of people in oakley are out of their homes and likely on edge this morning. what they say was the latest problem at their building that forced them to evacuate and where they are now. >> and it's the biggest day in auto racing. and a championship driver from the sacramento area tries to compete in two big races in two different parts of the country. but he faces one big obstacle

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major repair and renovation project. the building is 74 years old, located on 14th street. oakland city leaders say they need to shut it down for what they call critical repairs. crews will be building a new roof and installing a new boiler system. they'll also be upgrading the electrical, heating and cooling systems. the library is expected to be closed until at least early november. >> an actor was shot and killed after confronting a group of thieves in downtown los angeles. police say 37 year old johnny wagner was killed after interrupting three suspects who were trying to steal the catalytic converter on his car. wagner 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 difficult time. >> it's the biggest day in auto racing. three events with rich histories on two continents. >> the day began with the formula one monaco grand prix, but the competition didn't go well at the start. three cars crashed on the opening lap, which drew a red flag and ordered all drivers to stop once cleanup crews removed all the debris on the course. driver charles leclerc, in a ferrari, won his one in his native land of monaco. here in the states, the day began with the indy 500,

but thunderstorms delayed the start for four hours and it became a huge problem for one specific driver. we'll get to his story in just a minute. the driver, the indy 500, ended in spectacular fashion as it came down to the last lap. as it was josef newgarden taking the checkered flag for the second straight year. he won by 3/10 of a second. we mentioned this. kyle larson finished in 18th place. the sacramento area driver was trying to compete in both the indy 500 and the nascar coca-cola 600 in charlotte, north carolina. but the bad weather indianapolis meant he couldn't fly to charlotte in time for the start of that race. he was going to drive the end of the coca-cola 600 mile race, but it ended about 400 miles because of bad weather there as well. christopher bell won the rain shortened race after it was called about midnight eastern time. the race had been red flagged for more than two hours because of a steady downpour. larson didn't talk to reporters afterwards, but he had indicated earlier he would love to compete

in the indy 500 next year, so there's a chance he will try the double again 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 ever, as investors bet on musk's ability to compete against openai, microsoft and google. the funding round was backed by several investors. president biden's campaign is looking to hire a meme manager for the job listing, says the person will be in charge of recruiting creators to make memes in support of president biden leading up to the election in highlighting his accomplishments and policies, according to the job post, the meme manager will make up to $85,000 and has to move to the wilmington, delaware area. >> the cal fire has issued some tips to keep your memorial day weekend wildfire safe. if you're out camping, make sure you completely put out any fires you start. if you're staying home and getting some work done like lawn mowing, metal blades from 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. >> fortunately, we're in for a nice, cool memorial weekend, but fire officials say it's always important to keep fire safety in mind. >> a 26 an outpouring of support for a san francisco man who's been the target of racist attacks and suffered a devastating loss in recent days. what his neighbors did after deciding to take action. >> and we have been following the story from the antioch school district of allegations of bullying. the school bo d ju

well, you'll have to see a cashier to leave the store and which other major retailers curtailing or ending the use of what used to be seen as the future of retail. then dozens of seniors waking up somewhere other than their homes this morning and not by choice why they had to evacuate their building and why some say the problem started long before today. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm sal castaneda. >> today is monday, may 27th, and the memorial day forecast is right here, courtesy of mister steve paulson. >> thank you, mister sal castaneda gasia. thank you. appreciate that. 50s on the temps now some low clouds, still solid san mateo coast down to

santa cruz. kind of hit and miss to the north, but it's still there. pretty good push on that fog bank. still moving northward now. northern sonoma coast now on the mendocino coast across san pablo, san pablo bay, up towards napa, but starting to retreat a little bit. also out towards the east a little bit. but look at that from about a point raised south san mateo coast down to santa cruz. and even in the santa clara valley, that's a big surge. so temps will be cooler there monday, though once that fog retreats, it will be sunny for most here after the fog. if you're going to the giants game fog, then sun . typical forecast will go 64 westerly breeze to 20mph. first place phillies in town. that's a big series there for us. look for temperatures to be pretty close to seasonal averages, which equals 6070s to near 80. >> all right. now, steve, we don't have much of a commute. it's not a traditional commute day as a lot of people have. the day off. most do. chp does not have the day off. they actually put more officers on the road for holiday weekends like this one called maximum enforcement.

and they're out in numbers. this is a look at interstate 80 in oakland. and we also look at the san mateo bridge. you can take a quick look at the grid here. you can see that most of these commutes are not active. there's wide open for you as you drive around the bay area. >> 831 here, the run for what was once touted as the future of retailer has ended at some stores in a major east bay city and beyond. ktvu, erasmus tracking changes with self-checkout at safeway and also other stores. you're live in oakland with what you've found, ali. >> yes, safeway says it is getting rid of some of its self-checkout kiosks at some safeway stores, and because of the reason, is because of theft. here at this safeway behind us in pleasant valley, we can show you what it looks like inside. if you can show you the video you can see where the self-checkout machines used to sit. there is now just a big empty space, and in its place is a display of soda cans. and this store isn't the only one. in a statement to ktvu, safeway said, 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 to ensure employee well-being and a welcoming environment for customers. customers we talked to say they're disappointed about the change. >> half hour just to get a checkout, especially if they're a short staff. >> i understand it's a business. they have to take care of their product, but it's also at the same time, it's an inconvenience. >> 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 you're positioned where you have to take maybe the self checkouts out because you just can't make money. >> now, this is not happening at all. safeway stores in the bay area, just some of them. safeway wouldn't tell us exactly which ones or how many, 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 this one behind us on pleasant valley, those self-checkout kiosks, all seven of them were removed last week. you don't have that option if you're coming in as a shopper here. we've also been informed that there are safeway stores in san francisco and in emeryville that have also recently removed their self-checkout kiosks. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you. investigators are looking into what may have caused a large fire that started last night at a lumber yard in oakland. our crews are still out the economy lumber warehouse on high street this morning watching for flare ups. the fire was first reported at 745 last night and contained a few hours later. people in the area have been asked to keep their windows and doors closed as air quality remains a concern. amtrak and freight service in the area next to the warehouse has resumed. firefighters say no one was hurt in the incident. four men were seen vandalizing several vehicles in san francisco's marina district. a neighbor says he began recording them at about

2:30 a.m. saturday morning near the intersection of bay and fillmore. the men were seen jumping on cars and trying to break into them. neighbor says one of the men noticed he was recording and threw a beer bottle at him, or some sort of bottle. the video has been shared with san francisco police. no word on any arrests. >> people living in alamo square in the city came together to support a man who's been targeted by recent racist attacks before his home was burned 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. >> feels real good, you know, all the love, all the love. all my neighbors and friends been showing and showing up. write letters on my garage. >> san francisco police are investigating both incidents as

hate crimes. a motorcyclist killed in a crash in half moon bay has been identified as the son of the city's mayor. san mateo county sheriff's department 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 department says the driver of the pickup truck remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. san mateo county sheriff's 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 stationery 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 the sorrowful time, as they grieve and mourn their tremendous loss. >> parades are kicking off all over the bay area this morning as people observe memorial day in mill valley. today, the city's biggest annual parade is getting started. early neighbors are downtown for a pancake breakfast put on by the fire department to kick off the parade. there will be a student writing contest, then afterwards the morning will be filled with floats. the color guard, classic cars and more. 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 us naval sea cadet band of the west played music before the ceremony, and members of the us military community also carried flags in a parade of colors. some of them described how the uss san francisco played a key role in the historic battle of guadalcanal. >> it provided naval bombardment

of the island so that the marines could conduct land operations. it was a major turning point for the war in the pacific. it was the first of the marine corps offensive land battles in the pacific. head of 11th marine. >> for more on the sacrifices crews made aboard the uss san francisco, information is available at the uss frisco memorial at lands end. there are a number of other events in the bay area to mark this memorial day. 2024. here's just a partial list. at 9:00 this morning, there will be a memorial day ceremony at mare island naval cemetery in vallejo. at 10:30 a.m, the u.s. department of veterans affairs will hold a ceremony at the presidio in san francisco. at 11 a.m. there will be a memorial day ceremony on board the uss hornet at the air and space museum in alameda. >> time now is 838. 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 gunshots. >> 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 arrest. and it's still not clear what led to the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's department. >> dozens of people living in a senior living complex this memorial day will be in staying 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 has 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. >> the antioch school board has appointed the district's current head of human resources as the district's 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 . >> all right, it's time for us to check the weather on this memorial day. i think it's going to be kind of a nice, cool day. that's the way i like it anyway, where you are. >> that is correct. yes, sir. some of us will be a little warmer, but not too bad. it looks pretty good. that system in the north will sweep by on tuesday. that will bring

temperatures down a little bit, but today there's a lot of fog, especially to the south san mateo coast down to santa cruz, santa clara valley. so they're there. they're in the 60s, 70s. if you're heading to tahoe, it looks good. next few days. they've had a couple of reports of thunderstorms in the last, oh, about week or so, but mostly sunny, warm, near 72, slightly cooler tomorrow, a little bit more of a breeze, but still okay. high of 70. if you are going up there for some reason, you can see the look. the fog continues to try and march up the coast. there took the turn at bodega bay. keeps right on going. hasn't put on the brakes yet. took a momentary pause and then kept right on going. also over the san pablo bay. retreating now. made it up to saint helena and yountville now is disappearing. sonoma. so it's on its way out of here. but look at this. i mean, santa clara valley, watsonville, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, san mateo coast, all the way up to the city. that's a big fog bank. so those water temps continue to be remarkably cold, upper 40s to right at 5052 and half moon bay, 50. in the city and then 49, now

point arena and also point reyes, vacaville. brentwood. yes, 60. menlo park says we're already 60, but lake county will be hot up there, no doubt about it. almost 70in kelseyville. but had 30s in the mountains. now we're seeing 40. it looks like a nice day as we showed you. all in all, this is a quiet pattern for us. it does look a little warmer thursday. friday. it will depend on how much of a north breeze develops, but there's no extreme for us. this has been an incredibly cool may for us. today looks to be near normal to slightly below sunny. nice. after that, fog may take a while on the san mateo coast and santa cruz area, but 6070 on the temps. a couple of low 80s. no big change. a little cooler, maybe tuesday into wednesday, warmer thursday, friday. but then i think it comes right back down as we go to the end of may. you guys. >> i hope that was hardly noticeable. steve. all right. closing arguments in donald trump's new york trial begins tomorrow. what to expect in the case when we come back.

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which it didn't, but then dropped quite a severe drop. and then, fortunately, the captain got it under control quite quickly because i was thinking, oh, it's going to keep falling, but unfortunately there was a couple of passengers that didn't have seat belts on, so they were in front of us. they were thrown out of their seats and hit their head. the staff were amazing, like to actually get up and have to look after us. and they're going around with bandages on their hands and bloodied faces like. and they have to serve us as well. like. and it was just i couldn't like anybody else would be sent home like, but they had to continue for the rest of the five hours. >> this latest incident comes less than a week after a british man died of a suspected heart attack, and dozens were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence. >> boeing says it's on track to meet tomorrow's deadline to submit an updated safety production plan. the federal aviation administration in late february ordered this deadline after the site of a 737 max jet

blew open while in flight. investigators found quality control issues and gave boeing 90 days to present a safety plan. boeing says it expects positive feedback, while the faa warns this is not the end of the process, but rather the beginning. after years of traveling across the globe, the world's longest serving flight attendant has died. betty nash began her career caring for customers aboard planes back in 1957. she spent nearly seven decades working as a flight attendant. her entire career. she worked for american airlines previously known as eastern airlines. nash died in hospice after a recent breast cancer diagnosis. she was 88 years old. >> closing auments 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 during his 2016 presidential campaign. the former president has pleaded not

guilty and says the trial is politically motivated. preparations for davis pride are underway ahead of its 10th anniversary next weekend. volunteers gathered early yesterday morning, started painting crosswalks in rainbow colors near central park. organizers say it's a way to show inclusion and acceptance. volunteers say 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, including next saturday's annual fair and music festival. there's also a free skating event. well, the stock market is closed today in observance of memorial day, but it is still an important week filled with changes on wall street. >> pam cook joins us with a look

at today's dollars and cents. pam. >> yes, some interesting changes coming this week. and when trading resumes tomorrow, the nasdaq will start at a new record high. stocks rallied on friday. the nasdaq got some help from nvidia. some other tech earnings and is getting close to 17,000. we're going to see if the dow can test that 40,000 level again this week. changes begin tomorrow for buying and selling stocks. currently, transactions take two business days from when you buy a particular stock to when it officially transfers into your account, and the money goes to the seller. starting tomorrow, that transaction will only take one business day to complete the new rules apply to stocks, bonds, municipal securities and some mutual funds. economists say the shorter cycle should free up more liquidity in the market, reduce volatility and margins, and reduce the chance of default. walmart's ending an exclusive credit card partnership with capital one. now a judge ruled in favor of walmart and has allowed the deal to end early, citing capital one failed to provide a sufficient

level of customer service. for now, customers with walmart capital one cards can still use them at the stores, and they can still earn and use rewards with that card. the free tax filing 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, which is about 200,000 more than last year. consumers with an adjusted gross income of no more than $79,000 are eligible. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right, pam, thank you very much. we're going to take a quick look at today's commute. even though it's not much of one. we see the grid is open here and we haven't seen a lot going on on the roads, which is just the way you might expect it. a couple of live pictures to show you here. the bay bridge does not have a big commute at all. remember that on the holiday weekend, chp does maximum enforcement. it does look at all kinds of violators

out there. it has more officers on the road throughout this period looking for impairment and speeders. and right now there are no obstructions getting you to any of the places in the bay area, including the three bay area airports. a little fog to start the day. let's go right to steve and talk about today's weather. >> all right sal, thank you. yeah. pretty good. fog bank kind of hit and miss north. it's kind of splitting it a little bit here. heading up the coast here on marin county, bodega bay and also over san pablo bay up into napa county. the bigger sergio by far has been on the san mateo coast, santa cruz down to gilroy, morgan hill, i mean, making it almost to san jose. if it didn't, i mean, that's that's you don't see that all that often, but that's the pattern. they'll be in the 70s for many or 50s and 60s even over by the coast. but if you have inland temps and the sun, you'll be upper 70s, low 80s looks like temps near average to slightly below coast and bay. if you're heading to the giants game, first place phillies in town at least percentage wise there they will have fog. sun is typical forecast for 64 degrees,

although officially i'm going 63 in the city 67 to near 80. really close to where we should be. and no big change. maybe even a little cooler tomorrow. you guys all right, steve? >> thank you. many of you have today off or of work for the memorial day holiday. we want to know what your plans are for the day. that's our question of the day. and here you can see the choices are doing something local. chill with family and friends or relaxing at home. relaxing at home is the majority here? a lot of people just kind of chilling today 71. you can scan that qr and join the conversation. you can vote just at the top of your screen. you see that qr code. you can weigh in on x or social media platforms or you can just head to our website, ktvu.com/vote. our coverage of memorial day events continues in just minutes. coming up on the nine, we'll take you back out to a parade in mill valley. plus a look at the special ceremony planned on board the uss hornet in alameda.

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littered an overnight dog rescue . the department says raccoons chased a puppy off a cliff in the potrero hill neighborhood. luckily, the pup didn't have any injuries after the fall, fire crews used a rope to get it back to safety. it has since been reunited with its human companion. an arizona teen is recovering after a bear snuck into his cabin and attacked him. the 50 year old boy was relaxing inside his family's cabin when the black bear entered through an open door. the bear swiped at the boy, scratching up his face and arms. family members say

they heard his screams from the other room and leaped into action. >> he starts screaming, 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 chased the bear away with the help of their dad. law enforcement shot and killed the bear when it was far enough away from the house. >> the celebration was held in san francisco honoring the asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mark's square on o'farrell street 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. it's home to a number of nonprofit social services. tens 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 in grand parade. one of the biggest parades in the city. it included dozens of colorful floats, music and dancing in the streets. >> 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 low riders. they've become a crowd favorite in recent years. organizers say roughly a half million people showed up for this year's festival. >> napa valley's bottlerock music festival has wrapped up after closing headliner performance from ed sheeran, john cena, lauryn hill. the grammy winning artist even made a surprise appearance a few hours before his set to come on stage with the band the offspring. other big name performances yesterday included

dominic fike and queens of the stone age. 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 scale. ai ceo alexander wang announced his partnership with singer songwriter zach bryan. wang says they want to collaborate on a global history preservation project. 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 scroll. it's not clear yet what exactly the form of the project will be, such as a website, an app or something completely different. >> 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 stadium renovations. the school now has a new turf field. it's also getting a new scoreboard, sound system, better wifi. the project broke ground last fall, so far, it's cost more than $1 million,

but the team says 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. >> warriors star steph curry and his wife ayesha have welcomed their fourth child. they posted this photo yesterday of ayesha holding their new baby's hand and they say the little boy, kaya skye, was born on may 11th, captioned read in part our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. the curry's say the baby is doing well and they're all settling in. >> memorial day marks a time to remember the men and women who died while serving our country. we'll show you how they're being honored and remembered here locally. >> there are parades and events in san francisco. walnut creek, benicia, and more. we'll take you live to mill valley's annual memorial day parade, which is just about