>> next on abc 7 news president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reach a bipartisan agreement that they say will prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its debt. san francisco's carnaval parade draws hundreds of thousands of people bringing a big boost to

small businesses in the mission. and a bay area veteran celebrates his 100th birthday this memorial day holiday weekend. his advice for living a long life. abc7news at five is next. predicts a bipartisan majority of congress will approve a compromise in the coming days to raise the nation's debt ceiling and divert a historic default that would up and the economy. good evening and thank you for joining us. this afternoon president biden is urging congress to pass the agreement saying it will prevent the worst possible crisis. the house speaker is also defending the debt ceiling deal which was reached last night and ends a month long stalemate. here is abc news reporter jay o'brien. >> just days before potentially catastrophic u.s. default house speaker kevin mccarthy announced saturday evening republicans had come to an agreement in

principle with president biden to raise the debt limit. in a statement the president calling it an important step forward and a compromise. the president speaking with mccarthy sunday afternoon to review the finalized language of the legislation. >> make sure all the t's are crossed in the eyes are dotted we are in good shape. >> mccarthy praising the deal calling it good for the american people. >> it does not get everything everyone wanted but in divided government that is where we end up. i think it is a positive bill. >> after the tentative agreement was reached white house officials began calling democrats to sell them on the deal. in a letter to fellow house democrats minority leader hakeem jeffries said the text of the legislative bill would be available for their review shortly after mccarthy and the president spoke sunday afternoon, telling cbs -- >> i do expect that there will be democratic support once we have the ability to actually be fully briefed by the white house.

>> mccarthy pledged lawmakers would have 72 hours to read the text of the bill before a vote expected on wednesday. but over in the senate, majority leader chuck schumer warning his colleagues of the potential for friday and weekend votes in the event of filibusters by either side of the aisle. mccarthy saying he is confident the bill will pass the house with a majority in his conference supporting it. >> you will have republicans and democrats be able to move this to the president, the president agreed as well. >> sources tell abc they agreed to keep nondefense spending flat through 2020 four increase in 2025 fair. it fully funds medical care for veterans and faces a new work -- work requirements for snap recipients. there will be no changes to medicaid requirements and streamline the review for energy projects. jay o'brien abc news the capitol. >> former president donald trump has opened a big lead in california's march 2024 republican presidential primary. a new poll released by the

institute of governmental studies at uc berkeley shows the former president of his nearest rival florida governor ron desantis by 18 percentage points. as among republicans likely to vote in next year's primary. that poll showed desantis ahead of trump last year. now trump's at 44% and desantis at 26%. no other republican received more than 4% support. former president did well with strongly conservative republicans, men, noncollege graduates and voters aged 50 to 64. on this holiday weekend a celebration of latin american culture. san francisco's icons it -- iconic carnaval parade is celebrating its 45th year with crowds reaching pre-pandemic levels. abc7news reporter cornell barnard tells us the parade means a big boost to small businesses. >> are you already? here we go.

other. a kaleidoscope of colors. feathers. and characters. >> carnaval is a life and i'm freda callow back from the dead. >> f francisco grand parade is a must see events, a celebration of 23 latin american and caribbean countries. the a gary family has been saving this spot on 24th street for years. >> for me it is the kind of day were a lot of cultures get together, it is all different and beautiful in its own way. >> it is very colorful and joyful. >> it brought a chill in may but the street party kept going. >> we missed a little sun this year but it is ok because carnaval keeps everyone alive and warm. >> organizers believe 400,000 people are here at the carnaval and that means a real economic boost for the neighborhood. >> besides my business this is helping out a bunch of

businesses on 24th street. >> this coffee shop has seen many challenges. >> we have seen a decline do to the pandemic as foot traffic so to have this come out and have people witness the carnival and shopping around to all the small places on 24th street means a lot. >> but for this mission community carnaval is raising a lot more than profits. >> more importantly, it is supporting and feeding our souls. we have to look within and feed ourselves. after the pandemic, there is no better way to do it than dancing and feeling the movements of all of those cultures and traditions here at carnaval. barnard abc7news. >> san francisco is expected to delay plans to extend metered parking hours, that is according to the chronicle. it was planned to extend metered parking hours through 10 p.m. monday and saturday starting in late july, the agency also

wanted to add sunday metered hours until noon, but the plan raised concerns at city hall in the long-term impact on businesses. at last week the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution urging sfmta to postpone implementation of the city it studies the economic impact of those extended hours. tomorrow morning memorial day same -- ceremony will be held at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. yesterday boy scouts planted flags at the 30,000 headstones for the soldiers, family members and notable figures laid to rest there. tomorrow's ceremony starts at 11, and will include a band concert and flyover by the coast guard air station salem at cisco. meantime a memorial day vigil will also be held in lafayette. east bay congressman mark desaulnier will speak during the service at the lafayette hillside memorial, organizers say the event will help remember the ultimate sacrifice and help reflect on consequences of war. at the memorial was first

created in 2006 by a small group of people who decided to build a tribute for those dying in iraq. that memorial starts at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow and is located right across from the lafayette bart station. one bay area veteran is celebrating 100 years of life this memorial day holiday. oakland native alfred gross will turn 100 years old on june 1. his family members threw him a huge birthday bash today at round hill country to celebrate the century milestone. alfred is a world war ii vet who served as a lieutenant in the u.s. navy, he now spends time competing against world-famous bridge players five times a week. the veteran says he has a good life because he lives with no complaints. >> that is the way i live life. a big smile and be happy. it helps to have a long life. >> that is fantastic advice. alfred also stayed true to his bay area roots, he is a former uc berkeley mascot and a

faithful a's baseball fan. cheers to many more birthdays. up next a special car show on the coast, see some of the hot rods and a cars that were on display. >> i am spencer christian we have some active weather on this memorial day eve, i will show you just how active it is going to get in my accuweather forecast coming up

>> authorities in new mexico say three men killed in a shooting at a motorcycle rally this weekend were members of rival biker gangs. new mexico state police say at least five others were wounded in yesterday shooting in the mountain resort of red river. that shooting followed an

earlier altercation between rival gang members in albuquerque. investigators say at least three people are facing charges including a 30-year-old man they plan to charged with murder after he is released from the hospital. experts are urging people to use caution when exploring the outdoors this memorial day weekend because of a surge in wildlife throughout the state. according to sfgate people have already reported accidental run-ins with wild animals this spring. state wildlife officials say awareness and being mindful of your surroundings are key fundamentals to staying safe out in nature. thunderstorms are said to be the cause for the boosted growth of plants and thriving habitats of wild animals across california. san francisco's ocean beach played host to hot rods and classic cars today. take a look at, enthusiasts came to admire the vehicles at great highway and lincoln highway. owners showed off their prized possessions from muscle cars to hot pink low riders. they were restored to pristine

condition under the hood and as well as the body work. a stripped down bike even attracted close scrutiny from curious onlookers. that show was free to all who wanted to kick the tires. up next a great holiday weekend for families. the annual festival where you can go fly a kite. >> spencer christian. we have got some may gray over the bay area and some showers. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc 7 news at five continues. >> now a look at what is ahead at world news at 530. >> coming up on world news tonight new details on what is in the deal to avoid a government default and can it pass in congress? plus a mass shooting at a biker rally and a scare when a speeding car races onto a beach packed for the

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>> in the east bay, we are halfway through the annual san ramon art and wind festival. that event kicked off this morning in the city's central park area. the two daylong extravaganza features fine arts and food along with kite flying demos and international music. you have already missed today but there is another chance to partake in the fun. the final day of the festival happens tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.. and also today is the final day of this year's bottlerock music festival in napa. tonight the red hot chili peppers, little knobs x and the wu tang clan are all set to perform. tickets are sold out. what'd you say before the show, this was right up your alley? >> i like wine, bottles of wine and i like to rock. so bottlerock. >> it is a lot of fun and i'm glad that the weather seemed to hold for today. >> it has held up pretty well but just to the northwest of

bottlerock there is rain but i will give you a look at what is going on. we have some active weather in the northern most part of our viewing area. right around lakewood and clear lake. we've got not only some showers but there has been a little thunderstorm activity there because the area is quite unstable. here's why. looking at the satellite radar composite image you can see an area of low pressure over northern california and the pacific northwest. it is not only bring us an onshore wind flow but is producing enough instability that it has built up enough moisture in the atmosphere that there has been some thunderstorm activity in that region. it is not likely to spread or expand very widely across the bay area but that is where it is happening. here is a look at our surface wind flow. at 24 mile-per-hour winds in san francisco. we've got some fairly substantial winds and breezes in the other parts of the bay area. as you may have noticed it is quite a bit cooler than at this time yesterday.

the 24 hour temperature change shows a difference of three to 7° cooler in most areas. here is the view looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. 55 here in san francisco, oakland 58. at low to mid 60's in palo alto, oakland and san jose. 54 and half. at the golden gate it is dreary and great. 57 in santa rosa mid-60's at novato, napa, fairfield and concord. 68 in livermore. a final live view from emeryville looking westward under very cloudy skies. this is our may gray and these are forecast headlines. widespread clouds and drizzle overnight, lingering gray for memorial day tomorrow with sons sums should -- sunshine in inland areas and slightly warmer near the end of the week. we are going to contend with this pattern for a while and forecast animation shows clouds thickening overnight. notice the counterclockwise circulation. that is around that area of low pressure i showed you so we have

clouds coming up from the southeast and swinging back around to the northwest. and maybe some patchy rental in here during the overman night and morning hours tomorrow before we get sunshine. overnight low temperatures will be in the mainly low to mid 50's. highs tomorrow upper 50's at the coast upper 60's to near 70 around the bay shoreline and some low to mid 70's inland. it will be a bit sunnier than it was today. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. a nice memorial day. a minor warm up from the conditions we were feeling today , cooler and breezier on tuesday. still below average temperatures on thursday -- wednesday rather going into thursday we will see the beginning of a minor warm up. friday, saturday and sunday will start to feel more like june by then. because may will be gone. june will bring in a little bit of a warming trend but it may not last very long. >> we were having this discussion, when is it finally

going to be seasonal temperatures? is this it? >> it is hard to say. this is the time of the when we have that may gray and june gloom so even though we might have a slight warm-up going into early june it is not something we can count on lasting very long. >> so things could take another dip. >> that's why they call it june gloom. >> nothing gloomy about sports we had some memorable moments. >> gas in racing and are baseball teams are going in opposite directions. the giants looking for a rare four-game sweep while the a's looking to snap a 10 game losing streak they are playing historically bad. a different kind of day in indy crazy crashes and a wild

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>> with the six-game homestand starting tomorrow the giants looking for a rare four-game sweep of the brewers. the last time they slept for from a walk he was back in july of 2010 a year that finished with a world title. not yet the dog days of summer but close enough of these pups, milwaukee scored two runs in the first three games of the series but break out today william contrary us to run blast and burning the brewer hits the slide. at seven nothing milwaukee after two, top of the third. they got all of that one, second deck in the right. it sixth of the year still a seven and one game though. to on for blake sable, there goes his sixth home run of the year seventh for the giants. make it a 75 game.

tyrone at the plate in the ninth, goes down swinging giants seven and five they finished the road trip five and two they will host for a special memorial day game tomorrow afternoon. a's and astros that his uncle rico throwing the first pitch. he still got it. bottom one a's down on nothing leading out with a homerun, and we are tied. green and gold at and one. getting the thor hammer. top of the fourth same score, two outs but gave up two singles and then a three run homer to jake myers and then all of a sudden it is for one astros. houston hit seven homers the most by any team at the coliseum in a game, josé with his first as an astro and watch him sprint around the bases. and slides into the dugout. you don't see that too often. you don't see this too often either a's lose 10 and one as bad as they were last season they never lost 11 straight.

they become the first team in baseball modern era to lose 45 of their first 55 games. this is a wild finish the ended -- indy 500. the final lapse crazy, kyle kirkwood gets hit and goes into the wall and flips over. this is some scary stuff, check it from the onboard cam. saved by the safety rollbar. he was able to walk away. i can't imagine being in that car the race was red flag for cleanup so they go with a restart with eight to go, one of the favorites beto o'rourke trying to pass down low, gets clipped and he goes into the wall. it now another driver involved in the crash lost his brakes and steering so he crashes into him, the race is red flagged again. on the restart with five to go, big pile up in the back and we've got another caution. for a minute it looked like last year's winner marcus erickson would become the first back-to-back winner in almost 25 years but another red flag set up an incredibly rare one matte

finish and josef newgarden 0411 in his career at indy passes him on the restart, holding on for his first ever indy 500 victory. newgarden stops and then goes into the stands to celebrate because he once was a fan like them. what a finish. a wild scene there at indy and he also drank the milk famously. but that crash is crazy, the safety they put on those cars to save lives came into play today. >> i have lived in places where racing was really big and i have never been able to wash -- watch because of these crashes. it makes me nervous. >> both nascar and indy, they are daredevils. >> i'm glad everything ended up, it could have been a lot worse. thank you. coming up next, moviegoers head under the sea. how much the little mermaid has made so far at the box office this holiday weekend.

>> disney's the little mermaid made a box office splash bringing in 95 and a half $1 million, the highly anticipated live action remake of disney's 1980 nine animated film is predicted to make over $100 million after the holiday. it stars hallie bailey as ariel, she is one half of a sister r&b group. the film ranks as one of the

fifth largest memorial day weekend opening ever, it is the parent company of abc 7. what did you tell me at the commercial break? >> i don't remember. >> oh come on. >> good news for disney. >> good news for all of us. >> little mermaid to come a little mermaid 3, 4. >> more money for the mouse means more money for us. is hallie bailey one of the most charming, exuding joy, she is just amazing. >> i just love that she is this fresh new hollywood, setting a really good example. >> go watch little mermaid. ♪ ♪ >> linsey: as we come on the air in that was to, the breakthrough deal to avoid a potentially catastrophic amendment default. president biden addressing the nation, urging lawmakers to pass the bill. the hard part, selling it to a