possibilities for a 14-year-old north carolina girl. she's like 1-teens but one thing sets her apart and that's a hero arm. they used a 3d printer. it has light touch, hard grip. here's how it works. the mind sends signals down her mind. the sensors activates it. >> that's amazing. even playing violin. president trump focuses on trade talks and tensions with north korea. >> i want to just make that clear. we're looking for no nuclear weapons. a live report from washington on talks betweenp a e prime minister. a live look. as you plan your barbecue events, we're tracking what you can expect weather wise. your memorial day forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now.

a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garctt mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. vianey performing double duty. >> holiday traffic true and true so far. let me start with weather. we saw the rain yesterday. all you are going to notice is eft behind. seeing a lot of action on the roads. i do have one thing i want to report that may cause issues down the line. eastbound 580, chp reporting a possible car on fire blocking the number five lane. i haven't noticed any major slowing on the roads. it could cause delays. san jose, look at how beautiful the shot is. we will get good partial clearing by afternoon. we'll again breezy conditions.

upper 60s for san jose. 67 degrees. 70s in santa rosa. hey, that's just a sneak peek how much warmer we are expecting to get into next weekend. back to you. thanks so much. getting down to serious busin s business. the president is on a four-day trip to japan. craig boswell on on capitol hill with the very latest. good morning, craig. >> reporter: laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. yeah, president trump highlighting some differences with his own advisers. and got a read commenting on former vice president joe biden during a wide-ranging press conference with the prime minister of japan. trade talks and tensions with north korea key topics for president trump and the prime minister of japan. >> we are currently negotiating a bilateral trade agreement that would benefit both of our communities. >> translator: we spent a good

>> reporter: the two leaders in face-to-face talks. the president optimistic about north korea giving up nuclear weapons. >> i feel that. i may be right, but i may be wrong, but i feel that. we have come a long way. there has been no rocket testing. >> reporter: the president down playing rocket tests that john bolton said violated the u.n. security resolutions. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it as perhaps a man who wants to get attention. i >> reporter: and the president doubling down on comments he made about joe biden. >> he made a statement that joe biden is a low i.q. individual. he probably is based on his reco i think i agree with him on that. i think we will have a deal with japan and, likewise, china. >> reporter: he wants a deal to reduce the trade deficit with tokyo.

the president says he backs japan's interest in brokering a dialogue between the u.s. and iran in an effort to tamp down escalating tensions. laura, back to you. craig, thanks so much. 6:04 right now. the president is also vowing to file an appeal. a federal judge in oakland blocked key sections of the bay area that were set to be built with money secured under the national emergency declaration. on twitter, trump accused the judge of being an oba obama-appointed activist judge. memorial day events will honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country today.arngton national s under way 7:30 our time. a concert ahead of the wreath playing ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldiers.

one of the biggest memorial day events here in the states take place right here in the bay area. "today in the bay" pete suratos live in san francisco with the details. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, scott. that event you're referring to as a big commemoration event for memorial day. it take place in the pre-sid ya in a few hours. a very large crowd will be there to honor those who put their lives on the line for this country. i want to talk about california veterans, the numbers of veterans. it is the largest population in all the u.s. 250,000 women in the group. tens of thousands of hispanic and asian-american, native atio

taking place across the state. in san diego they will honor the first african-american to receive the navy cross.side native americans monument. and in san francisco, the 151st memorial day commemoration. a flag rising at pershing square, followed by a parade, 21-gun salute, and formal ceremony at the national cemetery. london breed is expected to be in attendance for the events. it will begin at 9:45 a.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay". nearly two dozen people out of their homes this memorial day following a fire in san francisco's hunter point. firefighters say it started at 4:00 a.m. yesterday on innis, and quickly spread to a second building. it is 6:07. a smale dawnge here. these cars. but new this morning, we are hearing from survivors. two people died when the f-3

just completely tossed all of tornado touched down in el reno on saturday. 29 people were injured. what you're looking at here is what is left of a motel and a mobile home park. at least one man said he didn't think he and his wife would >> the house exploded. i remember us flipping in the air and spinning around and landing. and i looked around for a second. it was just pitch black. >> this is not the first time el reno has been touched by this kind of tragedy. eight people died in 2013 in what is considered the widest tornado ever recorded. the past week, more than 200 twisters that touched down on u.s. soil 6:07. >> a big heads-up if you're planning to head to the russian some of the beaches are closed because water levels are so

high. normally they are packed with people on the holiday. the heavy rain is to blame from the past week. this is not just a disappointment for visitors. it is hitting river businesses as well. >> a little too fast, a little too high, a little too dirty. we're hoping it cleans out. >> we should have a ton of people enjoying the river in canoes and kayaks. >> they are trying to recover from serious flooding in february. campgrounds and beaches are expected to reopen by next weekend. on this memorial day, we know a lot of you will be breaking out the grill maybe even for the first time this year. wallet hub says a total of 7 billion hot dogs will be eaten today through labor day. if you're not confident in your barbecue skills, longhorn steakhouse wants to help you out. experts will be manning its grill us hnegsre pretty easy. >> it does seem very dad is not calling the hotline. nobody in the family is going to call for dad. the hotline will be silent. i noticed, the grilled onions,

papas, all that good stuff. don't forget to add that to your grill this morning or this afternoon. we will still get cloud cover. good news, partial clearing. and the temperatures will be okay. a little bit on the cooler side. we will climb into the upper 60s in san jose. 67 degrees. 63 in oakland. 65 in napa. we have a couple of 70s through the north bay. it will at least be an overall dry day. it made its impact yesterday. chp reports, happy to report quiet roads and also our speed sensors. it is 6:09. i'm not even seeing slowing. everything is pretty good to go out there. if you do have to head to work, at least you don't have to deal with traffic. 580 to richmond, 7 minutes.

80 to bay bridge, 8 minutes. no metering lights. nice to see it's clear. 6:10. coming up next on "today in the bay", a powerful earthquake rattles through. an up close look at the devastation left behind. plus, you want to eat lunch with america's second wealthiest man. bidding under way for the chance to meet warren buffett and the pay area nonprofit ben theinone. >> their new dishwasher did the dishes and a ton of damage to their home. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next.

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it is 6:13. temperatures in the 50s. it will be climbing into the 60s and low 70s in the north bay. a look at your forecast. dublin bart station, again, cloudy skies, combination of sun and clouds into the afternoon. 10:00 a.m., still in the 50s. a little cooler this morning. also, keep transit, a lot, including bart, ace, muni, are running on a sunday schedule. here's a live look at san jose. only a few cars and that nice holiday light traffic. i'll send it back to you. east bay woman says a new dishwasher flooded part of her home. >> she asked our consumer investigators to clean up the mess for the installers.

>> good morning. artis and ralph bought a dishwasher back in august. they hired a crew from best buy to install it for them. a month later, the couple found water damage in the kitchen. they say it was coming from the dishwasher was because it was leaking.nufacturer and the inst. we contacted everyone involved including the retailer. a few weeks later best buy's insurance company agreed to pay for repairs and a new dishwasher, totally $8,360.01. we asked best buy for a statement, but it didn't provide one. if you have an appliance problem you can call us any time at 1-888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. thank you, chris. new this morning, a fast food firestorm from the office of

civil rights. it comes after plans for chick-fil-a restaurants were scrapped at two airports because of their stance on lgbtq. chick-fil-a reportedly says it's not involved in that investigation. last month city leaders agreed to hang gay flags outside the new locations approved at the san jose airport. it's a quarter after 6:00. for many, memorial day weekend means barbecues. many are skipping pork in favor of cheaper options. it is up 40% because of swine flu epidemic in china. there is no vaccine or chance of survival for pigs who catch the swine flu. it could take years for the industry to recover. it does not pose a risk to people. happening now, getting under way for lunch with america's second wealthiest billionaire.

investor warren buffett auctioning a private lunch on ebay forum to eight people. the proceeds benefit san francisco's glide foundation. the winning bid usually exceeds $2 million. bidding started yesterday. you can see bidding over $1 million. you have until friday night to get your bid in an impressive dance in the sky going on right now. this is the latest project by spacex.starling satellites all i a conga line. it is expected to be up and running in 2017 and expected to deliver high-speed internet to the entire planet. well, moviegoers take a chance on a magic carpet ride. ♪ a whole new world >> despite some lackluster reviews, the live action version of aladdin came in first at the box office, bringing in $86 million over the weekend. coming in second is john wick's chapter 3.

that brought in $24 million. and after a month in the top spot, avengers came in third at 16. >> i took the kids to see that this weekend. it was pretty entertaining. >> a good weekend. >> i know. >> memorial day rain. >> at least a lot has moved out. overall all the rain we saw is kind of out of the area. 51 degrees in san francisco. you can see the rain not really

koerg us for today. let me zoom this a little bit closer. because we do still have a little bit of moisture left behind which could see a couple of popup showers. 63 for concord. keeping a breezy conditions through the afternoon. at least the rain cleared out some of the allergens. trees, weeds and mold low. grasses moderate. all in all doing much better. over the next seven days, we have fantastic changes ahead. hoping this will be a preview after a very wet may. certainly not what we expect in california. by tomorrow, again, we'll dry out tonight. tomorrow more sunshine. temperatures will be in the mid-60s heading into the middle

of the week. we will keep the dry weather. a big warmup is on the way for your weekend. 70s for san francisco. and take a look at the inland temperatures. we're talking about 81 degrees. it will set us up for more spring-like temperatures. a nice warming trend on the way. we're not expecting any rain for the next several days. we're hoping it stays that way. we have a pretty a good amount of rain in the bay area. now everybody is ready for warm temperatures and good old sunshine. it makes more sense, especially considering we're going into june. a check of the roads. still happy to report chp. reports have been rather quiet. let's get to the tri-valley drive times.

i'm sure these folks, although they might be heading to work, at least you don't have to worry about the traffic. i'll send it back to you. >> we should record that and play it back. how can that be? coming up next on "today in the bay", the pope opening up about abortion. we will tell you what they are saying about it. a hawaii hiker is found after going missing more than two weeks. how they plan to celebrate today a reminder that the stanley cup finals kick off nbc after beating the st. louis blues looking for their first stanley cup final. puck drops a lot 5:00 this afternoon. you're watching "today in the bay".

here )s e news making headlines around the nation and the world: voters across europe wrap up the e-u elections. a look at headlines around the nation and the world. voters across europe wrap up the eu elections. the irish times says europe's voters turned to more populists and green party candidates and far right will have more influence. a possible merger in the works could shake up the auto industry. chrysler proposing a partnership with renault. the "new york times" said it would create the third largest automaker behind volkswagen and toyota, pushing gm to fourth. packers mourning bart starr.

he guided the green bay packers to five championships. 6:24. former hall-of-famer bart starr, the journal sentinel remembering. a magnitude 8.0 earthquake destroying dozens of homes. it was the biggest to hit peru in 12 years. you can see the security camera. products were falling off shelves. one man was killed after a boulder hit his home. several schools, churches and hospitals and clinics also damaged. it was felt as far away as ecuador and colombia. the pope is opening up and talking about abortion. >> he said even if it is diagnosed with a prenatal condition it is not an excuse to have an abortion. he made that statement at a pro life conference. a new alabama law makes it a felony and does not make exceptions for rape or incest. the only time one can be performed is when a mother's life is in jeopardy. it is aimed at challenging roe v. wade.

other states have proposed similar bans, hoping to reach the supreme court with this case. later today, a memorial day barbecue will be held for volunteers and rescuers who helped to bring home a hiker who got lost in hawaii. >> eller went missing more than two weeks ago. hundreds of volunteers have been searching from a hospital bed. she expressed deep gratitude to everyone who helped in the search. a four legged grad stole the show at the university of maryland baltimore county. erica hashert received her diploma in mechanical engineering. her service dog by her side wearing his own custom made cap and gown and very proud of it. chief has become a mainstay around campus. she said she can't wait to start a new chapter of life. coming up, the stories we're following on this memorial day holiday. a high-speed chase. coming up, a new report and who

police have in custody. still no deal. negotiations happening amid an ongoing teacher strike to the east bay. snow slams the sierra. right

taking a live look outside at downtown san jose right now at 6:30, taking a peek outside. a look at san jose and the sun's arrival.

good morning to you. happy memorial day as well. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus has the day off, and kari and mike. we have double duty with vianey. >> traffic and weather. the sun being through. a combination of some sun and clouds. microclimate highs for today will becomfortable. mid-60s for palo alto, 64. 67 for san jose. oakland, 63. a little breezy out there. the city or coastline. keep that in mind. the good news, we're not tracking any rain. any leftover showers will move out. a much drier workweek ahead. an empty bay bridge toll plaza. talk about a smooth commute. not even a metering light is on. the bridge drive times.

580 to richmond bridge, 8 minutes. 80 to bay bridge, 8 minutes. 16 minutes.ooth through the 238 to bay bridge, 16. i'll send it back to you. thank you,6:30 right now. new details in a high-speed chase through several contra costa cities that eventually ended with a crash. >> roz plater live in tell us about that wild ride and what she learned overnight. good morning >> reporter: good morning. we are learning and we have been told the suspects may have been fleeing up to 125 miles per hour. the chase playing out over multiple highways and police agencies. the getaway car first spotted in lafayette. let's show you video from where the chase ended. that would be in antioch.

the suspects crashed on highway 4. there was a crash drawer and coins. officers put a lookout and picked up the chase in lafayette. they took three male juvenile suspects into custody. now we don't know whether or not the suspects or any of the crash victims were injured. but of course this is still a very open ongoing investigation. as we get more details, we'll bring them to you. live in lafayette, roz plater for "today in the bay". 6:32. it is hope striking teachers will be back at the bargaining table following a long day of negotiations that ended with no deal and a lot of questions. today marks one week since teachers in union city and hayward went on strike. teachers are starting to feel the frustration. district leaders abruptly walked out of talks.

there are 11,000 students who need to go back to school. we need to be back in the classroom. the fact that they're not moving or budging and offering the same exact thing they have been offering all along is just unacceptable. >> the district maintains giving in to teachers' demands would jeopardize student programs. a controversial raid by the san francisco police department. chief bill scott facing calls to resign after police raided a freelance journalist's home friday. they say the raid may have violated the law. they called for an investigation into the action. yesterday the police commission released a statement calling the chief a leader with high integrity. but the police officer's union is calling for him to resign. bart police will soon be equipped with a new weapon that may save lives. all officers will soon be carrying narcan. it is that nasal spray that limits impact when someone is overdosing on opioids. sfpd has been carrying it since 2015. all bart officers are trained to

administer it. according to sf weekly, bart had previously been resistant to the idea citing concerns about training, logistics and potential risks. a transient is in custody after officers found a home made pipe bomb in his possession. that's what you see there. it started yesterday as a loitering report. the bomb squad had to be called to remove that device. they found a suspect in possession of a stun gun, drugs and burglary tools. they say the suspect is wanted in connection with a separate felony. happening today, bay area memorial day events to remember america's fallen military heroes. the 151st flag raising and parade at the presidio. that will start at 9:45. uss hornet memorial tribute at 11 a.m. as does the ceremony at golden gate in san bruno.

a live look at dublin traffic camera. 18 people died across the state. so far this holiday weekend were not wearing seatbelts. there have been at least 741 drunk driving arrests. chp reminds people to either call a cab or rideshare if they're impaired or range for a designated driver. many of you are planning to hit the water today. the delta is supposed to be very busy. contra costa reminding boaters to be safe as well. anybody under the age of 20 who operates a vessel must have a state boater card. all boats must have a lifejacket for every single person on board whether or not they're wearing them. deputies will be out in full force for anyone under the influence as well. a look at this memorial day monday. you should probably ride a bus, bike or use rideshare. parking lots at the south and north end are closed today. officials want to keep traffic

flowing and prevent any backups. >> certainly no backups today. let's check in with vianey. >> it's looking good. no major slowdowns. i did see this pop up in the south bay. hoping for a fender-bender. but if you do encounter it along 101, make sure to, you know, ke moving. don't be a looky-loo. i want to update you on the holiday mass transit. a lot in a sunday schedule. muni, parking lot, vta, check that online. let's take a look right now how the roads are doing. a live look at san jose. how is that for a smooth commute? i counted three cars. let's see how many we can count on this one. the approach of the san rafael bridge. not a bad way to start a monday.

well, you want to head to the sierra, yosemite perhaps for memorial day in the mountains. look at that. many roads in and out of yosemite closed because there is so much snow some tourists became stranded. they are able to get out using 140 and el portal road. in kingvale, drives had to stop and put on chains yesterday. >> crazy. it's such a late storm in may. >> very unusual wacky weather. california is drought-fee. that is reason for celebration. saturday's forecast, looking ahead towards the weekend. i know you're like, oh, man, it rained all weekend. don't worry. we have warmer temperatures, plus sunshine ahead. inland temperatures will be warming up, get this, into the 80s. coastal temperatures in the

upper 60s. that will be a good beach day. if you missed out on the beach yesterday, maybe you went to the movies like laura, that's all right. you'll get another chance on sunday. i know that the bay and inland temperatures will be running a little bit warmer. this is kind of going to set us up into finally not only getting spring weather but also a look ahead at what we can expect for the summer-like temperatures. i'll send it bk 6:37. coming up next on "today in the bay", terror in the water. his knee down was just missing. >> a california man dies in a shark attack during a vacation in hawaii. what stunned friends of the victim will say an amusement ride malfunction sent three people flying off the ride. what investigators believe may have gone wrong e-40 taking on drake as the warriors look to beat the raptors in the nba finals.

it is 6:40 on this memorial monday. we are still seeing some of the cloud cover. expect to see dry weather for the most part. and we're also expecting a little bit of a warmup but not by much. a look at your daytime highs in just a bit. i'm keeping a track on how the roads are doing. trafconditions have been fantastic. no major accidents to report at this hour. back to you. a log ride remains closed at castle park after a free accident. a mother, father, child all hurt after the car malfunctioned and they were ejected. they are all expected to survive. mother very badly hurt.

a water pump wasn't working and that put attendees on alert. we are monitoring that situation and will bring you updates as we have them. in other news, we're learning this morning about a northern california man that was killed in a shark attack over the weekend. we'll have more on that. he's from sacramento area. tragically he died on the family's vacation. many people are wondering why horses are still racing at a southern california racetrack after the death of another horse yesterday morning. this is the third death in nine days at santa anita and the 26th to die since december. some experts are blaming the rainy weather for creating dangerous track conditions. new reforms were put in place earlier this month but the horses' deaths continue. the president is not ready to make a trade deal with china. they are in a tense standoff over trade. trump will meet with his chinese counterpart next month at a g20

meeting also in japan. >> as far as china is concerned, they want to make a deal. i think they probably wish they made the deal they had on the table before they tried to renegotiate it. they would like to make a deal >> the president says he's optimistic about north korea giving up nuclear weapons. the president down played a series of short-range missile tests that national security adviser john bolton said violated u.s. security council resolutions. three contenders vying to be the next president will stop by the area. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be here friday. she will be at a townhall in oakland. meanwhile, bernie sanders will be in san jose saturday speaking at a rally at arena green east. california senator harris plans to attend a reception friday night in san francisco. their visits come during the california democratic convention. among 14 presidential candidates expected to attend this

weekend. new this morning, immigrant families and children are being quarantined in san diego hotels. an outbreak of the flu is causing concern. 32 people had flu-like symptoms this week. one migrant is in the hospital. ten families are being cared for by public health nurses in hotels. california is one step closer to allowing safe injection sites. people could use drugs under supervision. city leaders argue opening the site is necessary to help ease both chronic drug and homelessness problems. last year it showed off what the site would lookil has to pass senate and be signed by the governor. 6:44. a critical deadline in sacramento coming up. friday is the last day for california lawmakers to pass or reject bills that originated in each chamber. some key decisions this week

involve trying to rein in police use of force, preventing rent spikes, and altering labor laws for gig workers. one bill tries to safeguard california laws if president trump rolls back protections. the surviving bills will be considered by the opposing chamber before lawmakers adjourn in september. on top of memorial day weekend festivities, san francisco carnaval. colorful floats and performers in multicultural outfits. a lot of fun. this year's theme was culture heals. well, when it comes to curfews, bottlerock does not mess around. the first headliner to feel the sting was neil young who was bringing down the house when they pulled the plug at 10:00. they didn't stop them from finishing out the song. listen to this. ♪ keep on rocking in a free world ♪ the crowd kept going and the band kept playing even though they were unplugged.

concertgoers wanted to keep it going. >> let's check in with vianey doing double duty. >>. >> i am. the rain has moved out. i know a lot of people weren't a fan of that coming down on a sunday. that's okay. monday will be dry. the rain completely cleared out. the sun coming out over walnut creek. a nice live view there. current temperatures, still on the cooler side. 45 degren now. se, 52. chillier temps in the north bay. have no fear, let's take a look at what will happen the next couple of hours. satellite radar now the system in vegas. as i zoom in a little bit closer, you'll notice no more rain. all right. a lot of cloud cover. don't worry, the breaks of sunshine are going to prove just

enough to dry us out and warm us up by just a little bit. ukiah, 72 degrees. napa, 65, oakland 63, palo alto 64, san jose 67. we will be keeping breezy conditions. thanks to the chance of showers, it helped clear our pollen out of the area. trees, weeds, mold low. grass is moderate. exactly how much rain have we seen this month in that i 2019? here's a look at where we stand. we are 361% of average in santa rosa. san francisco has seen nearly two inches of rain for the month of may. oakland, 2 inches. san jose has seen under an inch and a half, putting us up 314% of average making it the wettest may since 1998 and 2005. that just gives you an idea how wacky the weather has been in may and how unexpected all the rain was this weekend. now, if you're wondering about the snow, we had additional snow

accumulations this weekend. so much that people got trapped on the roads and needed chain control. this is squaw creek, lake tahoe. it looks beautiful. travel conditions much better this week. make sure to head out this week. fresh powder out there to enjoy. the weather will be much better the next seven days. not just in lake tahoe but here in the bay area. tuesday, wednesday, thursday all setting us up for a drying and warming trend. we start warming up by 5, 7 degrees. things get warmer as we look ahead into next weekend. saturday is the beginning of our warming trend. 70 expected in san francisco. we're tracking 80s in the forecast. so as the skies clear out, the sun will begin to shine. and our temperatures will warm up quite nicely. people are definitely looking forward to it after we have had an interesting may not only for the rain but the temperatures. you don't have to worry about that tonight.

or into tomorrow. your work commute will be dry, sunny and a little bit warmer. all right. so let's take a look at that commute. because still no traffic. it is 6:48, folks. still no major accidents to report. hopefully that means everybody is keeping it safe. a look at the bridge drive times 580 to richmond bridge, 8 minutes. 80 to bay bridge, 8 minutes. and san mateo, 12 minutes. a quick reminder for those using mass transit. muni, bart, ac and vta on all on a sunday schedule. also taking a parking holiday is bart. however, you still have to pay for long-term parking and airport parking. so don't get caught and get a ticket. if you're wondering about the roads? where is the car? wait. there it is. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you don't have to worry about the metering lights. a live look right now in san

jose. it's been a great morning on the roads. back to you. i hope everyone is enjoying record for the largest . drum crescendo. that's pretty cool. it happened yesterday in st. petersbu petersburg, russia to celebrate the 316th drummers came from russia, ukraine and belarus to break the record. the previous record was set in sao paulo, brazil in march with 100 drummers. utah police looking for a missing 5-year-old girl. er uncle is now in custody. search teams will be out looking for the girl today. a quick look at the top

stories, including a high-speed chase in contra costa county. an arrest made after that ended in a crash. a budget crisis.ool could h to shut down because of lacking of funding. warriors gearing up to hit the court taking on the raptors in the nba finals. we'll be back in just two minutes. alright boys, time for bed.

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and welcome back to you on this memorial day. before you head out the door with your plans, here are the top stories on "today in the bay". it is hope teachers striking in the new haven school district will be back at the bargaining table following a long day of negotiations yesterday that ended with no deal and a lot of questions. today marks one week since teachers in union city and

hayward went on strike. teac a starting to feel the frustration. teachers abruptly walked out of talks. 11,000 students are not in school. who need to go back to school. we need to be back in the classroom. the fact that they're not moving or budging and offering the same exact thing they have been offering all along is just unacceptable. >> the district maintains giving in to teachers' demands would jeopardize student programs. three young people in custody accused in a robbery and high-speed chase through a contra costa county. this is video where the chase ended. the car crashed into another car on highway 4 in antioch. video shows what appears to be a cash drawer and coins. police also say officers recovered a handgun. it started with a robbery at a ma raw ga gas station. no word on injuries to the suspect or the crash victims. oakland school budget crisis is now threatening a program

credited with helping to reduce student suspensions. the district is facing a $60 million shortage next year. this month, 15 of 31 employees on the restorative justice staff were laid off, reassigned or had their hours reduced. now the district is considering cutting it altogether. amid an ongoing teen vaping epidemic, schools across the united states reconsidering their approach. the national association of secondary school principals say many districts are considering taking new stronger disciplinary action for students cause using ecigarettes on school grounds. already they give out detentions or in some cases, suspensions. according to the cdc, e stkpret

tobacco. nearly 2 dozen people out of their homes this memorial day following a fire in san francisco's hunter point. firefighters say it started around 4:00 a.m. yesterday on innis avenue and quickly spread to a second building before crews could put out the flames. nobody was injured. but the red cross is now assisting 14 adults and seven children. 6:56 right now. sonoma county is set to roll out new wildfire evacuation plans created in large part by the deadly 2017 firestorm. leaders have designed more effective evacuation routes focusing on communities that are most at risk. population density and road networks really key factors. the tubbs fire destroyed 5,300 homes and killed 22 people in santa rosa. and it's one of the most destructive wildfires in california history >> 6:56. and heads-up if you plan to head to the russian river today. some beaches are closed because the water levels are too high.

normally they're packed with people on the holiday. the heavy rain to blame. it is hurting river businesses hard as well. >> a little too fast, a little too high, a little too dirty. we're hoping it cleans out. >> we should have a ton of people enjoying the river in canoes and kayaks. >> the area is still trying to recover from serious flooding back in february. campgrounds and beaches are expected to reopen by next weekend. bay area memorial events to remember our heroes. the 151st flag raising and parade at the presidio. uss hornet memorial tribute at 11 a.m. and golden gate national ce hundreds of scouts planning thousands of american flags at san francisco national cemetery.

35 of the fallen heroes will get special flags 500 boy scouts, girl scouts and cub scouts planting a flag at each headstone in the presidio. 26,000 flags in all. >> so the reason it's important to plant flags is it shows respect. and you're basically saying i respect you and that you fought for our country. >> i feel pretty honored because i get to celebrate something so important.re pnting a special be flag for 35 veterans who received the medal of honor. >> always nice to see. >> in sports, the warriors quest for four begins. >> the finals are set. and the long countdown to tip-off is on. fans celebrating the first berth. raptors beat milwaukee saturday night to capture the eastern conference championship. they host games 1 and 2. that starts on thursday. a live look at oracle. the warriors will host games 3

and 4, along with game 6 if necessary. probably don't need to remind you the warriors are playing in their fifth straight finals, having won three of the previous four. here's the schedule for the first four games. game 3 at oracle june 5th. game 4 friday, june 7th. live coverage from toronto for games courtside during the nba finals. f celebrities there hardly ever is. rap star drake is a big fan of the raptors, being from toronto. this is e-40. no word on any rift between them so far. >> the first time there is an international game in the finals. yeah. last check of weather with vianey. >> you don't have to worry about the rain today. temperatures will be topping out into the low 60s, mid-'60s inland. overall, breezy. a combination of sun and clouds. things warm up by the weekend. look at that.

smooth commute on 680, about 11 minutes. >> yeah. pretty smooth out there. happy memorial day to you. newscast at 11:00. good morning relentless threat. the storm-weary southern plains bracing for more severe weather today after yet another round of deadly tornados. >> we had debris on top of us. >> meanwhile, the south baked by a record-shattering heat wave. the forecast to plan your holiday ahead. pomp and substance overnight president trump meets japan's new emperor doing an elaborate ceremony before serious talks with the prime minister on the economy, iran, and north korea. >> i am very happy with the way it's going and intelligent people agree with me.