happen. there are so many with dogs that probably don't know this is a threat to their dogs. >> a warning from a san francisco dog owner after her dog dan pockets got sick after eating human waste. thank you for joining us.

>> the waste and marijuana. it is a problem at least one veteran has seen far too often. >> if you could not tell by these adorable videos, pockets is a dog with a love for the outdoors. >> i live in the area and we frequently come here. what pockets found on the ground was the beginning have a terrifying and eye-opening experience for the owner, jackie. >> she was eating something so i ran over to see what she was eating and unfortunately it was poop. >> nothing necessarily uncommon for dogs. >> about 8:00 and she was wobbling and her tail was down. something was definitely wrong with her. >> documents from emergency care showed pockets had symptoms from

marijuana intoxication and opioids in her system. fretting up on its own but something else was alarming. >> the doctor on that night told me this is relatively common and she sees it a few times a week. >> dog owners were understandably shocked at the news. >> that is horrible. i worst nightmare. quick to say it would be hard to prevent their pets from eating things on the ground. luckily pockets did not ingest enough to make narcan and they are back to their old stick chewing professional stuff. had the dosage been pockets could have suffered from kidney or liver damage. jackie says she will keep an even closer watch on her pet from now on and hopes her story will encourage others to do the same. quick there are so many people with those who probably don't know this is a threat to their dogs. this need to make sure people look out for the symptoms of

this. >> an real consequences. nevada lawmakers are working today it -- in advancing this data plan. a joint meeting of the senatecoe assemblymittee on ways and means is underway. you are looking at a portion of this meeting. senate bill 509 would provide up to $583 million of public money to go toward a ballpark. the legislature has been ta public comment online. here is alive things stand at the moment. 21% support it. that is in green there. the time is running out. the only meet every other year.

this session ends a week from today. in south san francisco, one of the many memorial day commemorations, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. a wreath tossed in honor of fallen veterans in alameda. the event featured solemn speeches in honor of america's fallen heroes. and oak hill memorial park i san jose has honored america's heroes on memorial day. dustin dorsey has the sights and sounds of an emotional morning. of honor, a day of memory. >> today we gather here in oak

hill memorial park to pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country. >> at one of the largest remembers events, a ceremonial wreath falling. each person never forgot for what they were given. >> no citizen of this country can ever take for granted what they have protected, what they have defended. >> the bay area native marine corps adp surety listed after 9/11 and served in iraq. he spoke of his best friend, phyllis sniper, matt ingram. best friend ever said, calling in an airstrike to ensure his remaining team members could make it.

any soldier. the letter was from a young girl who attended his alma mater, writing to thank the soldier from the bay area who lost his best friend in battle. >> i realized this is what memorial day is about. the opportunity to honor those who have served, those who have lived with us and given everything for us. when i look into the ground, i understand why it is men and women like mad give their lives. it is because of young like angela. we love this republic. we love this country with all her heart and we are willing to do anything to be able to preserve this american way of life. >> on this memorial day, we say thank you in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> be glad to

weekend. businesses say it was not the summer kickoff they hoped for. zach fuentes explains why. this is a destination for people in other parts of the bay and a lot farther. quick france to santa cruz. quest santa cruz is famous all over the world. course i want to college out here. course of business that might have seemed nearly impossible when high surf made the beach look like this. now with recovery well underway, many businesses had high hopes for this alone the more -- along the memorial day weekend. this is usually a lucrative time. people tend to plan their vacations ahead of time and graduations, that really helps with all the graduations, people come here to have dinner and things like that.

>> gloomy because the sons are not out. because of the fog. they had better on normal weekends. >> in terms of numbers, they had been busier. >> whether i think if it was 10 degrees hotter, our numbers would have spiked. >> the businesses tell me they remain optimistic in the coming weeks and months. >> the weather is just a part of what our business does. then they will come over. i guess it is spring technically.

>> it feels almost li course the good news look at the 24 hour temperature change, the afternoon brought sunshine and warmer weather than we had. let's look at what we are talking about right now. we have strong surface winds. 25 or 35 miles per hour. that will bring back the low clouds and fog overnight. there tomorrow. the good news is you can see that will start to warm up in the first day of june. no june gloom at least not to start the month. underreport found tuition increases at cal state may be necessary for the financial well-being of the college system.

newsroom with what this may mean for students. click the california state university system mainly relies on two revenue streams. state funding and tuition. the last time tuition went was six years ago. the cost of most everything has gone up. the class of 2023 never once saw their tuition increase during the four years they were enrolled at any of the cuc's. since 2011 there there's only been one tuition increase and that was a 5% hike back in 2017. the university system said their expenses continue to go up. fiscal advisors represented all 23 colleges. it is time to bring more money in. wages have gone up and buildings are in need of upgrades and repair.

i think people that work teachers are very vital. they definitely have to take into consideration the foundation of school. >> most students who attend a cuc don't pay the full tuition. he says in a tuition hike would be added pressure on him and his family. >> the report recommends several ways to possibly increase revenue. one is to impose a 3% hike through 2030, in the case of student starting in 2020 four, the tuition will go up to 5400 -- 9005 at a dollars.

the report says any increase should be gradual, moderate and predictable. >> i would have to take out a bigger loan. >> the report suggests that cal state boat on this matter. >> this is the largest university system in the country. right now they say there is a funding gap between what they see as the actual costs and those vacant staff positions. they will remain vacant and projects have been deferred. lyanne melendez abc 7 news. >> thank. >> president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reached a bipartisan deal over the weekend. it comes nearly a week before the june 5 deadline to avoid a government default to avoid the 90 page piece of legislation including the suspension of the u.s. debt limit until 2025 to get the government time to pay its bills. it increases age and work requirements for food aid

programs. a topic both leaders struggled to agree upon. congress will no vote on the bill which is expected to happen on wednesday. quick the last day of michael sunscreens don't offer enough protection. abc 7

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>> new details about the shooting in the mission bay neighborhood. the victim has been identified as a 25 euro man from ohio who arrived at the hotel after awaiting the session. the shooting happened just before midnight. so far, no arrests have been made. >> elizabeth holmes her last chance for many years to eat a

mates, other than prison cafeteria. she is under orders to report to the federal prison camp in bryan texas at 6:00 tomorrow morning. she has been sentenced to serve 11 years and three months -- three months on four counts of fraud and conspiracy. she is expected to spend her first 90 days in the minimum-security prison working in the kitchen for $.12 an hour. they has more than 650 inmates. most of whom have committed white-collar crimes. >> we all know the importance of sunscreen i was about a new report is raising questions about the effectiveness of a lot of this. request michael finney is here with more on this. >> the annual report on sunscreens is a real eye-opener. the vast majority of sunscreens tested by the environmental workgroup do not measure up to its standards. the guy looks at 1700, finding only one in four

chemical safety for recreational and beach application. children and babies. here is a deal, just in time. the tsa is not allowing teens to walk through the project line with their parents for free. what used to be available only for children up to 12 years of age has been expanded to those from 13 to 17 years old. ther allows travelers to keep laptops and liquids inside the bags. auto insurance companies overly sticking it to their policyholders so now those policyholders are looking for new insurance companies. jd power has been looking into this and says customers shopping

for auto insurance the way they shop for gasoline. inflation has hit auto repairs hard and insurance costs are reflecting that. auto insurance premiums rose more than 14% in february. more than twice the rate of inflation. >> that is really stunning. >> a lot of money. 14% more? wow. >> it has not been beach weather difficult sometime. spencer says that is about to change.

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>> a new study shows a correlation between having strong leg muscles and a better outcome after architect. leg muscles in 900 older patients were studied. findings showed the risk of another heart attack was more than doubled for those who had we quadricep muscles and those who had strong ones. growing evidence suggests exercise can alter the course of

recovery to improve heart function. >> let's go check on the weather. spencer christian is here tracking a warming forecast. >> we still have some may gray left. take a look at the surface wind speed ranging from 25 to almost 35 miles per hour. it has been quiet gusty near the coast. it is war yesterday by several degrees. in and got rid of the morning rain. the gray is returning as we look out over san francisco. 60 degrees here in the city. 70 at san jose and mountain view. as you look at the golden gate, you see lots of golden sky.

it is 60 degrees santa rosa. concord, upper 60's at fairfield and livermore and the view from amityville, you can see those skies and clouds at the low to mid level. these are the forecasted headlines. may gray c we have a warmer pattern developing. our animation looks like this. going through the late-night hours, we will see a surge. possibly some drizzle near the coast and bay. there might be a couple of wet spots. skies in land tomorrow. overnight, look for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50's. highs at about 58. open, 64. -- oakland

it will be nice and sunny by midafternoon. looking ahead, wednesday was just a modest warm up. thursday, june first, it starts to get much warmer. we will see maybe even l mid 80's june 2. no june gloom to start the month of june. here is a look at the accuweather 70 forecast. you can see the may gray goes away much on thursday. the real warm-up begins on friday. check out that weekend. >> it looks good. >> when we come back, the curious case of an octopus named costello and the humanlike behavior he is exhibiting.

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>> disney's the is making a big splash at the box office, making more than 117 $.5 million this holiday weekend. the film was at the top of the weekend domestic box office. the success of fast 10. there were more ticket there were adults than children. >> finally tonight, a kind of underwater breakthrough scientists have been dreaming about. >> it comes in the form of a nightmare. this octopus named costello was washed by researchers at rockefeller university. he exhibited - >> he starts to have the body spasms.

researchers say it closest they have found to a wild animal having what appeared to be night terrors. animals for what they are. for sure. we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go look at the stories coming up. >> thank you. we are going to dig into the martinez chemical release into from last thanksgiving. that is after the fbi and epa launched a joint investigation into the martinez refiling company. abc 7 side seam has the latest on what they're looking into and what residents are saying. plus we are celebrating asian american pacific valley heritage month. how one nonprofit is up in the next generation. join us for the stories and more

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