>> alan: pain and anguish resurfacing more than 30 years after diswhroans town massacre. today family members dedicated a memorial to those who died, including the infamous church leader who led them to their deaths, jim jones. a pretty emotional afternoon today. >> reporter: it was. a long time coming for many of these people. most of those who dade are -- who died are from the bay area. they're at the only cemetery willing to take them. this is a reunion 32 years in

the maker, and what a long 32 years it has been. >> i lost my mother, my husband, my brother, my sister, my niece and nephew. >> reporter: she escaped with her life. 13 family members were not as lucky. 11 of. the are buried here in this east oakland cemetery, unnamed in a simple grave, until today when a plaque was revealed. >> we can actually see the names, put our hands on their names, as they're engraved in the stone. >> one name people didn't want to see at all, jim jones. a pastor who lost 27 family members in jonestown sued to block the memorial, but last week a superior court judge sided with the memorial supporters, including jim jones' son, saying the service should go on with jones' name etched in

the sewn. for many here it tarnishes otherwise happy memories from the commune in guyana. >> he game a mad man and destroyed lives. >> she has 11thly members on -- 11 family members and jones should be part of it. i. >> he was the leader of it. people 00 go ongoing. >> the faces of those who dade may seem like distant memories but not this group. >> i wanted to say goodbye, and now i can. goodbye, mom. and, bye, my beautiful children. >> even with the memorial's unveiling, the controversiy still goes on. lawyers are going to try to reach a settlement and --

between the cemetery and the pastor who said she had the right to build the memorial. >> alan: a search continued for a nursing student who disappeared friday. michelle le was last seen doing clinical round and left to take a break at 7:00 p.m. and never returned. investigators say she had her cell phone with her when vest put calls a to he -- to her has gone unanswered. she told friends she was planning to drive to reno to visit friends but the police found her car near the hospital. police are investigating what led to a deadly shooting last night in san jose. officers were called to the 4000 block of ambler way around 1:30 p.m. they found a woman dead inside a car with several gunshot wounds, less than half an hour later a

man was treated for gunshot wounds. police say he was shot near the area of amber way, but they're investigating both victims' involvement and whether the incident is gang related. this san jose's 22nd homicide of 2011, surpassing the total of 20 for all of last year. san jose police are also investigating a stabbing that left an 18-year-old man dead. it happened saturday morning on the east side of san jose. police are not releasing the victim's name and detectives still don't know the motive behind the stabbing. there are reports today that key scripsive information about the suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow was never entered a parolee computer database. the examiner reports that while there's a picture of the suspect in the system, details, like his teardrop tattoo and tattoos on

his neck, were never entered into the law enforcement automated data system. police arrested him last sunday for the attack on stow outside dodger stadium. >> police are looking for a second suspect and a woman who drove them from the scene. stow remains in the hospital in critical condition. the family's web site states that blood clots have formed in his legs and doctors are slowly weaning him off his seizure medication and expect him to be off the medication this week. president barack obama today toured the rubble of what was once the city of joplin, missouri. 40 people remain unaccounted for a week after massive toward hit there a week ago. more than 140 people died in the storm. the president paid tribute to the dead, and pledged support for the survivors. we have this report from joplin.

>> reporter: president obama saw first hand the power and destructive fours of the massive f-5 tornado that right-hand through joplin. >> the scene speaks for itself. >> reporter: the president greeted some victims who lost everything and reawe sured them, they're not alone. >> the main thing want to communicate, this is not just your tragedy. this is a national tragedy, and that means there will be national response. >> reporter: more than 140 sets of remains have been recovered. hundreds injured, and dozens more remain unaccounted for. mr. obama said the government will do everything it can to help with the search and rescue and rebuilding. >> we're going to be here long after the cameras leave. we're not going to stop until joplins back on its. >> reporter: later, the governor assured residents that joplin will rise from the rubble. >> that storm, the likes of

which we have never seen, has brought forward a spirit of resilience, the likes of which we eave -- have also never seen. [applause] rothlisberger the president reiterated the government0s commitment to help. >> i can promise you your country will be there with you every single step of the way. we will be with you every step of the way. [applause] >> we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: abc news, joplin, missouri. >> alan: the chap chap -- children church says -- the chp says duis are down. last year they made 1,029 dui arrests. statewide traffic deaths over the holiday weekend are down this year from seven in 2010 to

one so far this year. the chp will continue cracking down on drunk drivers through midnight tomorrow. now, if you're taking public transit over the holiday weekend, you can expect some scheduled changes and possible delays. b.a.r.t. said you could see delays of 20 to 40 minute tomorrow when the transit agency shuts down one of two tracks in the transbay tube to perform maintenance and repair work. after the last train tonight the track will be closed through 2:30 monday afternoon. most public transit services in the bay area will be operating on a sunday schedule tomorrow do to -- due the holiday. >> an underground transformer fire knocked out power near peer 3. no one was hurt. it's the end of the final voyage for endeavour. ahead, how the crew of the

endeavour plans to commemorate the shuttles last mission. and that is sarah palin on the back of that hog. ahead, why the possible presidential candidate is hitting the road. >> leigh: hi there. i'm leigh glaser. what a beautiful day it has turned out to be. clear skies. warmer temperatures. we are going to see some big changes, though, as we head into the first part of next week. we take a look at=x=x=x=x=x=x=xx

>> alan: possible presidential candidate sarah palin rumbled through washington, dc today, on a harley. today she took partner the

rolling thunder rally, an annual ride from the pentagon to the vietnam veterans memorial. the visit to kick off the former alaska governor's northeast bus tour which she says will highlight the countries founding principles. >> remind us -- >> alan: palin is one of the biggest question marks for republicans who have yet to settle on a front runner to challenge president obama. she says her bus tour is not a campaign kickoff but she is expected to stop in new hampshire in early -- an early voting state. astronauts on the final endeavour flight are preparing to leave the space station. they're schedule to undock tonight after a 12-day maintenance mission. shuttle pilot gregory johnson plans to guide the shuttle through a voyeur lap -- victory lap around the space station before heading home. atlantis and a crew of four are set to close out nasa's shuttle

program with a run to the station in judgment. a special memorial day honor was held today for those who served on land and see. ♪ >> alan: celebrating the glory of one of america's most treasured ships. and leigh glaser has the forecast after the break.

>> alan: hundreds of marines and sailors met today for the annual uss san francisco ceremony. ♪ >> alan: the event honors the 100 sailors and seven marines killed at the battle of godle cap -- guada l canal. >> leigh: a lot of sunshine today. >> alan: nice weather we're having. >> leigh: it was great day to head to the coast. here's a live shot from santa

cruz. the winds have died down nicely this afternoon. they were brisk overnight. and even in the lake tahoe area -- this is a live shot from the heavenly cam. most of those snow clouds are moving out. they even enjoyed a little more sunshine today. here's a look at wind speeds, overnight they were howling across the bay area. started to die down this afternoon, but still get something pretty good gusts out of west. the indian -- nap nap pa -- napa valley, windy right now. the winds will continue to die down this evening. temperaturewise, it was terrific. a much better day today than yesterday. napa, 70 degrees. 72 in santa rosa. concord, 7 2. 69, livermore. 68 in san jose. san francisco, 62 degrees.

so, overnight tonight, we'll call it clear, all though we'll see a few passing clouds here and there. the clouds will increase tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will come down slightly, and then we'll bring in a chance of more showers tuesday and wednesday. this is how we were today. you can see the clearing that took place overnight. those showers starting to move out of the sierra, and here's a look at the clouds that will pass by the bay you're overnight tonight. we'll keep them in our forecast. temperatures tonight, few degrees warmer than last night. anticipation of those clouds moving in. 50 for san francisco. 44 half moon bay, and antioch, you get down to 52 degrees. here's the setup for the next couple of days. today we had the storm systems towards the east. this is the clearing we were in today. these are some clouds that will venture in tonight but it's going to be the area of low pressure that's going to push toward the south.

that will thicken up our clouds monday night, leading to chance of showers in the north bay as we head into tuesday. let me go ahead and run this animation for you. this is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you'll see a delightful day for much of us late in the afternoon. but tomorrow night, rain bands moving into the north bay. and by 4:00 a.m. tuesday morning, we'll see more shower activity just in time for the 8:00 a.m. back to work day on tuesday. and then another shot of showers will be with us as we head into wednesday as well. highs tomorrow, few degrees cooler as we get into the cloudiness. 67 for san jose. 68 for half moon bay. san francisco, 60. north bay. thickening clouds tomorrow afternoon. on the east bay, oakland, 65. interior east bay, maybe hovering near 70 degrees.

68 for concord. 70 for gill guy. the accuweather seven day forecast. walk do work, a little showery, and then we dry out friday and saturday and warm things back up next weekend. >> alan: what a finish to the indy 500. >> leigh: amazing. >> alan: he saw the chuckered flag, and then -- >> leigh: oops. >> mike: a local hero at the front of the pack. one turn to go, and, bam, concrete wall jumped out in front of him. we hear from a disappointed

>> mike: the 100th anniversary of the indy 5 handhad its usual array of subplots but none more disappointing than sausolito's j.r. held hill -- hildebrand. lap 1 # 9, history in the making. danicka patrick takes the lead but ended up in tenth place. four laps to go, j.r. hill debran, out of sausolito, takes the lead. hildebrand would be run turn away from glory when disaster struck. >> got to get around the lap traffic. oh, nosome scsm. >> he hit the wall.

>> my goodness. >> mike: hildebrand hits the wall on his final turn. dan wheldon passes him and taked the checkered flag. hildebrand finished second. wheldon's second indy 500 victory. >> i want to say hi to my family back home, and my mother, and alzheimer's association for giving me the opportunity to represent them. it's an incredible day. >> i knew the guys hip me were coming, and i didn't want to stop and have these guys back up on me. we were supertight on fuel, and so i went to the high side, and as soon as i got up there, got in the marbles and pushed into the wall. >> mike: how disappointing. buster posey underwent successful surgery to repair his ankle. he will miss the rest of the season. the d-men wrapping up a three-game set in milwaukee.

unfortunately they do much for buster. mcgee through the hole on the left side. 2-0 brewers. in the sixth, milwaukee blows the game open. two runs score. giants have now lost 5-6 after the 6-0 loss. a's and orioles, bailey returned and pitched a scoreless inning in relief, and josh willingham provided the offense. in the first rbi single to left. barton scores. 1-0 a's. in the fifth, oakland down 4-2. two on with two outs for josh willingham. see ya. his ninth homer of the year. gives the a's the 5-4 lead. the a's have won four straight. college softball. super-regional. game three between cal and kentucky. this game belonged to the bears. deep to center and gone. makes it 8-0. cal is headed to its first

college softball world series since 2005. >> french open, roger federer advances along with the women's champion, and the story is novak djokovic. won the first set. now the second. continues to hit winners. the big forehand down the line. rolls in three sets. his overall win streak is now at 43 matches. the third longest in the open ear . a 41 wins this see. we'll tee it up at 6:00. >> alan: straight ahead. the hottest chef in

>> alan: one of america's largest defense contractors admits it was the target of a significant cyberattack. at america's new diet. what the fda will advise us all to eat this week. join us at 6:00. for some people in the bay area it wouldn't be the memorial day weekend without mushrooms. we got this picture through you report. the hottest chef in morgan hill. cooking that scampy and mushroom at the festival. they're the predominant local crop and are celebrated every year. that does it for us at 5:00. we'll be back in a half hour.