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is inside. julian: elizabeth holmes reporting to prison tomorrow, what can she expect in her next 11 years. kumasi: scary moments overnight at a luxury hotel in san francisco. when aces heard up to seven shots with windows shot out. julian: it is monday, may 29, memorial day. we appreciate you being here. >> let's check the forecast with drew. drew: drizzle in spots, close to the coast especially. the extra layer, you will keep it on for the next couple of hours. temperatures are slow to warm today. future weather by 10:00 a.m., increasing sunshine in the forecast through the afternoon. pleasant if not below average for this time of year. 60's to mid 70's on our holiday. for memorial day, clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine.

temperatures, five to 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. we will look at these highs and warmer weather coming up in a few minutes. >> shots rang hotel in san francisco's mission bay overhead for midnight at a hotel not far from oracle park and chase center. when cruz got there, there were windows shattered at the hotel and one witness told me that he heard up to seven shots. we will see if anyone is in--in custody. julian: president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are pushing through agreements to raise the debt ceiling. the president says this takes caps off a default off the table. jobina is at the live desk with the details of the weekend. jobina: after nearly three weeks of intense negotiations, the president and house speaker reached a tentative debt ceiling

deal over the weekend but neither party got everything it wanted. the compromise would increase the $31 trillion debt ceiling through the 2024 presidential election and lock in spending restraints. sources tell abc news the budget deal keeps most of federal spending flat next year, raising it intoning 25 by 1%. gush in 2025 by 1%. it would include work limits and time requirements for how long americans up to age 54 can receive food assistance. it would also preserve social security, medicaid and veterans benefits. >> clear their only way forward with a bipartisan agreement. >> doesn't get everything everybody wanted. but that is where we end up. it is a positive bill. abc 7 news jobina: congress is due back tomorrow for the holiday recess.

they are preparing for potential votes friday and into the weekend. kumasi: the long weekend coming to an end, a busy day for people trying to get back home. amanda del castillo he owed joining us with the latest. >> expected across the u.s.. we saw tens of millions of people pack up and leave their home towns for the long holiday weekend. now they are returning and today is expected to be the heaviest return day. the tsa solid numbers that have not been seen since before the pandemic. they tracked more than 2.7 million travelers friday, the highest volume since thanksgiving 2019. even with long lines at airports across the u.s., reported cancellations were at a been among. american and delta airlines had no cancellations to report friday. united only saw 2%, record

numbers well. more than 37 million drivers across the country with the estimate. will be making their way back home. other state put this weekend. >> i have travel plans for the summer and i don't need to travel this weekend with the hustle and bustle. and i will come home when it is not so busy either. >> if you are driving anywhere this -- driving anywhere 12:00 to 3:00 will be the worse for travel. tomorrow before 2:00 and after 6:00 is the sweet spot. this weekend is the unofficial start to the transfer -- the travel season.

amanda del castillo yo, abc 7 news. julian: in the battle against the drug overdose crisis, safe injection sites could be a reality. the mayor confirmed there will be room at her upcoming budget for wellness hubs, paving the way for nonprofits to open privately funding sites. these are illegal under federal law but the mayor believes the new york city model could provide a path forward, using private donations to operate the specific space where drugs are used, not city dollars, making the city less liable. >> we are looking at receiving funds for older wraparound services. the city will not help us with the actual overdosed prevention site. that will be privately funded. julian: she estimates the city's portion of the wellness hubs will cost about 3.5 million dollars a year. the mayor is planning to open up to three sites in the next two years. kumasi: elizabeth

to report to prison tomorrow, starting at 11 year sentence for duping investors about their nose. she is -- sarah knows. -- theranos. the book bad blood available in the prison library. her kids will be able to visit her every weekend. julian: former president trump heading to california ahead of the primary. a poll released by the institute of governmental studies at uc berkeley shows the former president ahead of his nearest rival florida governor ron desantis by 18 percentage points. the pole three months ago showed it to santos ahead of trump and now trump is at 44% support and desantis has a distant 26 percent. no other republican received more than 4% support.

republicans did well, kumasi: pride month is almost here and it will not be business as usual. urgency in the fight for lgbtq rights. >> we are under attack the country, the queer community, the trans community. >> she is the executive director of san francisco pride, referring to the nearly 500 bills being tracked by the aclu across the nation, taking aim at lgbtq+ rates. -- rights. >> it is more important than ever that you cannot pride weekend and make a statement. >> the celebration will be met with serious work, rallying people across the country in preparation to continue the fight.

>> so many states are enacting these laws that we have not had a chance to coalesce and say this is how we are going to fight together. >> that is why san francisco pride is planning its first human rights summit. >> we want everyone to come together one day, focus the media attention on what we are fighting and learn from each other. >> hosting lawmakers and more. >> we are going to bring people in to speak to each other about how we carry on the fight. >> it is scary, but if we stay united, we will be fine. >> it is important to come together, as a community. >> michael estrada lives in los angeles and says despite fears he will be back to san francisco late june to celebrate fried dust pride with friends.

-- pride with friends. >> we should not stop the celebration, it is our month, why not have a great time? >> suzanne ford agrees the party will go on. >> we will have a great time that weekend, but we want to make sure that you understand how important it is to support pride and support our community. >> kumasi: san francisco pride will be on air on sunday, june 25. the airline changing its seating policy after somebody opened the emergency exit door in the middle of a flight. julian: one of the biggest festivals returned to the mission despite the less than summerlike weather. the impact carnival had on the neighborhood. drew: a live look from exploratorium camera. sunshine trying to read

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julian: asiana airlines is no longer selling tickets for certain emergency exit seats on one of its aircraft after a passenger opened a door during a flight last week. the man was arrested and told police he was under stress after losing his job and felt suffocated and wanted to get off the plane quickly. he could face up to 10 years in prison for the stunt. 200 people were on board and none were seriously hurt but several were taken to the hospital. drew: 6 morning, live doppler 7, areas of low pressure was on top of us yesterday, sliding off the coast.

it will still influence our temperatures later this afternoon, cooler than average numbers by about four :00 p.m. and experience yesterday. temperatures in the 60's and 70's, five to 10 degrees below average. 71 in santa rosa. the three day tomorrow with our forecast, this does continue -- we will find warmer weather, coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: spending memorial day at one of the many beautiful parks. the group getting free admission today. julian: and stop by your tv and take the said, a beautiful shot as we wake up on memorial day. a short

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kumasi: north korea has notified japan it is planning to launch a satellite as soon as this week, between may 31 and june 11. the country's defense minister made in order to shoot down the satellite if it entered japanese territory. north korea would need to use long-range missile technology that is banned by un security council resolutions. past launch solutions thought to be failed attempts at missile tests. julian: an arrest warrant issued for senator lindsey graham for his comments about the war on ukraine. she says -- h russians are dying.

he describes the military assistance ukraine as the best money we have ever spent. the video shows them one after another, causing outrage in russia. russia is opening a criminal inquiry. veterans and active military members can visit california state parks for free for memorial day. the state parks director says he invites brave people and their families to enjoy the beauty and peace of their public lands. proof of discharge papers required for entering, a full list of participating locations in parks.ca.gov. kumasi: crowds reaching pre-pandemic levels at a parade, a big boost to small businesses in the mission.

♪ kaleidoscope of colors and feathers and characters. >> it is a celebration of life. i am free to color -- freda kahlo back to the -- back from the dead to give you a taste of what life could be. >> is a must-see event, a celebration of 23 latin american and the spot for years. >> a lot of cultures get together, it is all different but beautiful in their own way. >> it is colorful and joyful. >> may ray brought a chill but the street party kept going. >> we missed the sun but it is ok because the everybody alive and warm.

>> 45,000 people are here for a part of all and that means an economic boost for the neighborhood. >> this is a bunch of -- >> we have seen a traffic since the pandemic and to have people witness it, through all of these small places, it means a lot. >> but for this community, carnaval is raising more than just profits. >> it is supporting and healing our souls. we had to heal ourselves after the pandemic. no better way than dancing and feeling the movements of all those cultures and traditions here. barnard, abc 7 news. julian: looking at the video there, you are thinking it was really great, not a drop of sun.

people across the bay area are experiencing a wide range of weather this spring. yesterday was an overcast great day with below average temperatures, some even saw rain. a san jose state professor who studies weather patterns explains why these gloomy days this time of year are not unusual. >> there something about the atmosphere that it does not mind doing this. this time of year, to give one last last of cool weather. we won't see anything like this again in all likelihood until september, october. julian: we are sick of it, actually. it drizzled at bottlerock and one person there said the hoodie vendors sold out. drew: you have to prepare. julian: she said we are not going to see anything like this until september or october, but

september is our summer in the bay area. drew: they are usually really warm. all indications are the first two to three weeks of june, it continues. no intense heat waves, but we are not going to see the end -- intense spring flood, so that is the silver lining. we will keep you and check in september when it is too hot. remember may and june, that was fun. still below average as we finish the holiday weekend. we are doing a bit better if you want the sunshine, trying to break through the clouds but they are hanging tough in some spots. widespread clouds, patchy drizzle along the coast. afternoon sunshine with cooler than average temperatures. warmer weather by the end of the week. cloud cover up above in the north bay, even along the coast as you head into the afternoon. sunshine prevails in most areas, even along the coast.

highs in the microclimate, below average but pleasant. upper 60's to lower 70's. 72 in cupertino, upper 50's for the most part along the coast. sixes and 70's from millbrae to mountain view downtown. as we head toward the city, in the financial district, 63. the coast is cool and cloudy, the daly city upper 50's. more sunshine compared to yesterday. yesterday, the clouds were hanging tough from time to time. sixes to low 70's for afternoon highs. 68 in oakland, 70 in hayward and england, partly cloudy skies, mainly in the low to mid 70's. our marine layer will surge and mainly overcast skies, temperatures in the 50's. the seven-day forecast, we will keep cool temperatures to the end of the month.

warmer weekend. increasing sunshine and 80's. jobina: we are going to start with the maps and a crash we are following in the south bay, san jose on northbound 101 just past tully road. are not seeing any delays in the area and that is because even though the lanes are blocked, there is hardly anyone on the lanes. elsewhere in walnut creek, looking live at 680, nice and clear, same story in emeryville as we show you 80. if you are traveling toward the maze, going to wear the bay bridge, we do have a wind advisory in effect. for most of our bay area bridges and the ultimate pass, you can see tracy to dublin is still 22 minutes. julian: kumasi: brittany bell has a look ahead. >> it is good to be with you.

breaking news overnight and the urgent search for the missing after part of a six story apartment building collapse in iowa. millions of americans are hitting the skies and roads for the memorial day holiday. we have the best time to head home. exercise and type two diabetes and when maybe the best time to get your workout. and mark cuban is live answering your small business questions and where you can find the best deals this memorial day. coming up on gma.

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julian: next, local news for people in the city, the plan to extend hours might not be happening. making their way back, the best time to hit the road so you don't get stuck in gridlock traffic. in live look outside, about 6:27 on this monday. memorial day. we

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wildfire risk. how this could impact you and your family. julian: a caribbean cruise updated -- affected by severe weather. kumasi: julian: we will get to the forecast. drew: the sunshine broke out little faster than yesterday. they actually are, they will keep it on for the next couple of hours. but the afternoon you can get rid of it. by 10:00 a.m., a lot of cloud cover is breaking down. cloudy skies in the north bay, but mostly sunny skies this afternoon. along the coast, sunshine here and there. temperatures below average for another afternoon. 60's and 70's, about kumasi: san francis to delay its plans to extend metered parking hours.

the city's economist will study the financial impact on local businesses. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining with the details. >> the plan to start enforcing metered parking at night and on sundays in san francisco is raising concerns about the misses the plan to extend metered parking hours citywide. the current 6:00 start enforcing metered parking from noon until 6:00 p.m. when it is now free in most areas. the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a solution last year urging them to postpone implementation while the city says it is the economic impact of the hours. hank wilson telling our j.r.

stone they are expecting a >> the concern revenue. >> i understand my people want to visit, and they want to be here, but i wanted to be the beautiful city they know and i don't want to pay 15 or $20 to park their car. >> many are frustrated with the plan to start paying even more to park in the city. extended meter parking will impact the restaurant and entertainment injury -- industry with increasing cost for patrons and staff. we will keep you updated on any new developments. julian: the memorial day weekend was a big few days for airlines and they travel industry at large.

kumasi: -- a lot of people that left town are now back. live from sfo, she did not go anywhere but now she is what you need to know to get you back. >> the tsa saw numbers they have not seen since before the pandemic. speaking about numbers friday, we know all of those people who took a long weekend are making their way back and today is expected to be the heaviest return day. the tsa tracked more than 2.7 million travelers on friday. the highest volume since thanksgiving 2019. this is exactly what the travel experts were predicting. tens of millions of people picking up and leaving town for the holiday weekend. reported cancellations were minimal.

american and delta airlines memorial day weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer travel season and experts predict it will be busy. transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the faa is working to hire air traffic controllers. >> schedules. but there are questions if there are -- probably relining -- properly aligning their schedules. with the resources at the table, including a buffer to deal with situations that may come up. >> their roads as well. or than 37 million drivers across the country was the estimate by aaa. with the exception of those extending those holiday travel to tuesday, many will be making

their way back home. if you're jumping into your car for any reason, the best time to travel as before 10:00 this morning. experts say 12:00 to be the worst time to travel. tomorrow before 2:00 and after 6:00 is projected to be the sweet spot for travel. we met several bay area residents who say they will not deal with the hustle and bustle of the travel and are staying home, admitting they have trips planned for the summer. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: as many people are traveling for the holiday, we know that this day is a chance to honor people who gave everything for our country. andrew dymburt explains. >> americans young and respects this memorial day. >> some paid the ultimate sacrifice and we must show them

honor. >> >> i will do it for you ♪ >> a powerhouse group of performers taking the stage to pay tribute to war heroes and their families. at arlington national cemeter more than 1000 servicemembers from the third u.s. infantry regiment known as the old guard, honoring fallen heroes, placing american flags in front of 270,000 headstones, the tradition in its 75th year. in volunteers arranging more than 37,000 flags at the soldier bonnet -- one meant. -- monument. >> for the men and women who gave their last full measure in our service. >> especially poignant for gold star families keeping the names

and men -- memories of their loved ones alive. >> my son is specialist zachary childs moore, he died in 2017, he was 23. he was everybody's best friend, so loved and fun. it we need to remember those who were lost. julian: there are also events happening in the bay area for memorial day. in mopey at 9:00. there will be in observance at 10:00 this morning. the san francisco national cemetery in presidio will hold a ceremony at 11:00 and do well fayette hillside memorial will have a vigil at 5:00 tonight across from the lafayette bart station. texas lawmakers voted to impeach the attorney general in a 121 yes-23 no vote, -- 123

paxson was voted out of his seats. the republican leader has denied all out -- allegations and called it an ugly spectacle. the impeachment will now go to the senate floor for trial in this will determine whether he stays in office or not. his wife who holds a the senate has not said whether she will recuse yourself. >> we have a duty and obligation to protect the citizens of texas from elected officials that abuse their office in their power for personal gain. julian: led senate would be needed to permanently remove paxton. there is no date set for the trial. kumasi: cruise passengers say their vacation turned into a nightmare voyage because of the weather. the carnival sunshine ship encountered stormy weather off

the south carolina coast over the weekend, so bad it flooded highways, -- hallways, knocked down doors and burst pipes. the shifted port in charlston but about nine hours after he was supposed to. julian: another bottle rock festival has come and gone. last night, the headliners when the red hot chili peppers, entertaining at this stage. little mouse x and the wu tang clan performed on the verizon stage. it was a sellout. one more day to enjoy the art and wine festival. this kicked off in the central park yesterday. it features fine arts, food, kite flying demonstrations and a lot of music. it runs from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 tonight. still to come, cuts to medicaid coverage. the impact as protections

inspire -- expire. kumasi: plus the car manufacturing bringing more ev production to the united states. julian: stick with us on the streaming app at 7:00 for seven at seven. we are live weekdays at 7:00. drew: 6:40 live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see this spin in our atmosphere. sitting on top of us yesterday, a lot of us were finding it hard to see sunshine on our sunday afternoon. the low is more offshore so we will see more sunshine this afternoon, temperatures remain cooler than average. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, overcast skies from this vantage point. mid 70's, about it. clouds to some sunshine this afternoon. 623 in the city, 70 in san jose.

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k the nba finals -- kumasi: the nba finals return this week. we don't know who the nuggets will be playing. either the miami heat or the celtics, chasing their 18th nba championship. game one of the finals is thursday, june 1. name two, sunday, june 4. for more than three decades, a

unique art installation facility has been educating visitors. it is paving the way for people all over the country to learn and understand the effect war has on humans. there is a look at the living memorial sculpture garden. ♪ >> this is a sacred land. you can si background of the mountain reflect. it is quite powerful. this is called the living memorial sculpture garden. we are paying tribute to not only those in the military who have served their country, but also to those who have suffered otherwise. everyone is affected by war. it is a woman holding the flag and she represents all people who have lost a loved one in war.

>> those treated c pows for example. >> there is an old saying in war. kill one, you don't have to worry about it. wound one, it takes three or more in which to carry them out. under fire, it was our medics and women, nurses that did this. >> the flute player dedicated to the concept of peace. >> in the wind is right, you can hear the flute. >> the hope that mankind can figure out how to >> we have a place where people can remember the names of their loved ones who have served in the military. a wall where we have names engraved of veterans dead or

alive, all real people. ♪ >> there are a lot of names here. a lot right in front of me. you know there are over 2700 names along this wall. they all have mothers and fathers, maybe a spouse or children. >> is emotional for many of us. there's not anybody as an american or otherwise who has not been in some ways touched by war. this is in respite. it gives them renewed faith, honoring of family and a place in their heart that they can carry with us. there will always be that place in our heart for the memory of our fold. asphalt. --

kumasi: residents to consider adopting a pet. there at capacity. in april, they took him 348 pets a week, in 85% increase from the previous month. people who find a string animal should consider giving the pet a temporary home or asking friends if they would like to adopt. shelter is also waving adoption fees for dogs older than six months. state farm no longer ensures new homes or businesses in california. one of the biggest insurance companies, say it is because of the high wildfire risk and increased construction costs. kumasi: we all know jobina: state farm is no longer there for new homes and businesses. according to state farm, existing customers will not be impacted. the company said state farm made this decision due to in the

historic increases in construction cost out -- outpacing inflation, a test the exposure and a challenging market. in his now taking efforts to improve their financial strength of the country. california has experienced record wildfires. state farm is the second insurance, need to stop offering wildfire coverage doing -- coverage due to wildfires. another group last year said their policies would not be renewed in question with state farm. the question is where can people go for insurance with high fire risk areas? here is janet with the institute. >> a policy that only offers fire insurance, you have to get a wraparound policy to go with it. jobina: state farm independent contractor agents will continue

to serve existing customers. the decision does not impact auto insurance. kumasi: weeks after pandemic error protections expired, hundreds of thousands of americans are finding they may be without medicaid coverage. at least 19 states have started to remove people from their roles in a process known as unwinding. when mom says she's been using medicaid for her kids for seven years, but they were dropped a day before her son in remission from leukemia was said to have a biopsy. >> we went six m our email, our spam, and there were no notifications. >> or than 500,000 people have been kicked off of their coverage so far. >> about 17 million people might lose coverage in the coming months. julian: an old car brand rolling

back onto the scene. scout motors, which has not produced cars in more than 30 years is being provided by volkswagen. volkswagen plans to make electric suvs and pickups. the ceo excited to be made in america by americans. apple plans to shut down service for photo stream, this allows users to upload up to 1000 images in videos in the last 30 days. it would not count against your storage capacity or icloud. apple says you will not lose content from the closure because it is all stored on at least one of your devices. it will go away on june 26. kumasi: a prowler on the roof. julian: and this time it was not a hero. >>, god. i better go tell tom.

julian: and he did. the menu just heard from says he was shocked to see the bear snooping around his neighbors roof. he says he knew something was up when he heard branches breaking. his neighbor was not home but he says they both got a good laugh when he showed the bear peeking through the attic and checking out the house. drew: always bears. julian: he is all up there. kumasi: let them be. jobina: absolutely. julian: i'm not intervening. drew: good morning. a nice-looking afternoon. this morning, the gray start again. the live look south bay. in the afternoon, some sunshine. temperatures cooler than average. slightly warmer weather by the end of the week. cloud cover breaking down, more sunshine today compared to yesterday.

that is a big change. sunday was cloudy in many spots. with the slow warming process, temperatures still below average leader. good air quality, not too bad, pleasant with temperatures in the upper 60's to lower 70's. 72 the high in santa clara. from san mateo to palo alto, upper 60's and lower 70's, cooler along the coast with sunshine. 63 with afternoon sunshine, cloudy along the coast. the north bay, mainly in the 60's and the 70's. more sunshine compared to yesterday. in the east bay, morning clouds, partly afternoon. 71 in union city and inland we will see sunshine breaking out today. temperatures in the low to mid 70's. our marine layer surges inland, over classed -- overcast skies and temperatures in the 50's.

the gray continues the next couple of mornings as we welcome june thursday, we will warm up by the weekend, 80's inland. jobina: we have a couple of issues dispite -- despite light traffic., an accident the north bay to the south bay, petaluma, southbound 101 post east washington street, according to the chp, and vehicle overturned in this area and is about 20 feet off of the roadway, emergency crews have been called to the scene as well. otherwise, looking light for your memorial day drive. this is our oakland camera showing you the coliseum and the bay bridge toll plaza, lights not on, we don't expect them to turn on. when advisory's for the bay bridge and several bridges this morning, antioch and more.

also through the altamont pass. kumasi: thousands gathered in chile to try to build the largest human bicycle on the planet. julian: they tried to do this in santiago. people tried to set a new guinness world record. the city organize the event to promote the upcoming pan-american games that kick off in october. the goal was to gather 3000 people, to break the record in russia where more than 600 20 people for of the human bike chain from moscow. we are waiting to see if chile pulled it off. san francisco's ocean beach played host to hot rods and classic cars. enthusiast came out to admire vehicles at great highway and lincoln highway. owners showed off their prized possessions, from muscle cars to hot pink low riders. they were restored under the

hood and the bodywork. a stripped down bike attracted close scrutiny for it was free for those who wanted to kick the tires and cap --check the cool rides. kumasi: next, seven things you need to know. julian: we will look outside at memorial day. beautiful. will be right back.

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, seven things you need to know. a tentative deal to raise the debt ceiling has been reached. it keeps most federal spending flat next year, raising it by 1% in 2025. house is on track for a vote wednesday. julian: if you are traveling this memorial day so are many others. aaa says prepare for a busy day

hitting the road. traveling before 10:00 a.m.. the worst time is between noon and 3:00. kumasi: rescue operations underway in iowa after part of a partly fresh a -- a an apartment holding collapsed. there is a gas leak and water that had leaked through the floors. julian: a new poll from uc berkeley shows former president trump leading the public and presidential primary in march 2024. he has 44% support compared to his newest rival, florida governor ron desantis, at 26%. drew: we have the morning gray out there. some cool afternoon temperatures with increasing sunshine later. we will go into the 60's and 70's by 4:00. kristen: -- jobina: four, maybe five vehicles on the golden gate bridge, that is what we are looking at the commute.

minor crashes in the south bay, one in the north bay but it does not appear to be causing any issue for your commute. kumasi: and number you know kiana would be at bottlerock -- keanu would be at bottlerock? it wrapped up the 10th annual festival, yana reeves was there another big stars. -- keanu reeves was there. jobina: >> good morning, america. breaking overnight, an urgent search for the missing after part of an apartment building collapsed in iowa. overnight, authorities searching through the rubble after this apartment building with as many as 80 units partially collapsed. >> the building just collapsed.