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outside at san francisco. the transamericaam fog and clouds covering the bay. you can't even see the golden gate bridge as we welcome you to your memorial day holiday weekend. thank you for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast. i hope the day will be nicer than what we're seeing behind you. >> it'll be like this throughout the day at the coastline, kira. if you have any plans to head to the coast or get out of town this morning out at sfo, we're watching the cloud cover that's not only impacting the coast this morning but also down here in the south bay, parts of the east bay waking up to the cloud cover. we've seen similar patterns repeat like this throughout the week, so nothing too crazy this morning. we will start to break out of that cloud cover and see more sunshine for your saturday plans down here in san jose. we should see the temperature start to warm up and feel like a nice spring day as we go through

your afternoon in the 70s. if you are looking for that sunshine and getting ready for your memorial day weekend, the sunshine and the warmer temperatures will be away from the coastline in the mid to upper 70s in parts of fairfield, fremont, los gatos. we'll talk more about your microclimate forecast and tracking some changes for sunday and on into monday. the first week of june is around the corner. we'll talk about that in a little bit. kira. >>en thanks. we begin with breaking news. a high speed chase on 101 reaching more than 100 miles an hour. [ sirens ] >> that was the moment a spike strip stopped the car nearly 50 miles away from where the chase started. it began after midnight when police responded to calls of a car speeding down southbound 101. the california highway patrol took over the pursuit in san

martin, and all the way down to san juan bautista. they laid the strip near 101 and state 6. after hitting the spikes, the people in the car were forced to come out. you can see some of them emerging with their arms up. all four of those people are now in cucustody. >> new overernight, we e are followowing the searchh for sevl pepeople on ththe l loose after separarate s shootings i in the bay. the first happenedd around 10: last n night onn internanationa boululevard andnd seminarary avn oakland. police say one personn was shot and tookk t themselvess to thth hospspital. ththeir condidition is unknown this timeme. thee second shootining alsoo i oaoakland hapappened an n hour in a a residentialal neighborhrn the corner of 38th avevenue a a mastersoson streetet. alll we knoww at this point is that one persoson w was shot. their i injuries a are ununknow. and anonother pererson was shot

killlled i in emeryvyville. itit happened d before midninig 41st andnd san pablolo a avenue the oak c cards c club. the shooter was i in a car, saya witness, a and firired theirir t ththe window, killing the victi. again, the search continues for all those people responsible. the fbi and the environmental protection agency are now a part of a probe into a bay area oil refinery. it follow hes an incident last november when hazardous pollute e ens were released into the sky. gia vang speaks to concerned citizens. >> reporter: the refinery company behind me prompted this federal investigation, and it is forcing people living in the area and surrounding areas to think twice when they step outside. >> i'm stressed out. my breathing, that's probably one of the problems i'm having. i'm not breathing as deeply as i should be. >> reporter: a pinch of anxiety

and the understanding she can't consume anything she's growing. >> we're on hold with eating anything from our property. >> reporter: that's because on a clear day, you can see the plumes from the martinez refinery company billowing into the sky from her dining room. november around thanksgiving, she and her neighbors found their vehicles dusted with a powdery substance. >> my husband was out at the car unloading it, and he just commented to me, there's this odd dust that's all over our car. it's also on our back deck. >> reporter: they would later find out it was metal-laden dust or spent catalyst that could cause respiratory issues. the officials said the refinery failed to inform them about it as required by law. six weeks later, the fbi and epa are stepping in. in a statement, the fbi said both agencies are speaking with members of the community in martinez who could have been affected by the release. agents are canvassing the neighborhood thursday night, asking people like wendy -- >> were you harmed by the incident? do you have any health issues

related to it? do you -- and then what did you notice that day? do you have any photos or video? it elevates the questions surrounding this incident to a federal level of violations. >> reporter: wendy is part of healthy martmartinez, with a gof keeping the refinery cleaned up, making sure the soil doesn't have traces of these chemicals. in a couple weeks, contra costa health department should receive lab results of soil samples from a dozen sites to determine the extent of heavy metal poisoning in martinez and surrounding areas. >> i didn't touch them this year because of the spent catalyst. >> reporter: it is highly anticipated for wendy and so many people in the area. >> i just would like to be able to, you know, ride my bike freely and not question if i go outside today, am i breathing in toxic air? i'd love to go out to this

waterfront and enjoy it for what it is. that requires a business to operate to the highest standards >> reporter: the corporate office in new jersey, we called after hours and haven't heard back. gia vang, "today in the bay." three alameda county law enforcement officers are now facing a range of crimes related to their past work in the county's jail system. two sheriff's deputies, sherri baughman and bracamontes failed to supervise an inmate who later died by suicide at the santa rita jail in 2021. another officer is accused of sex acts with a 15-year-old who was being held at the juvenile justice center. it is alleged 20-year juvenile institutional officer, nicole perales, committed the crimes between 2004 and 2005. all three officers were charged by the public accountability

unit within the alameda county district attorney's office. we have a look at new body camera and surveillance video, giving a clearer picture of what led to an officer-involved shooting that left a burglary suspect dead. sfpd released the videos during a virtual town hall meeting yesterday. the shooting happened at a building on bosworth last week. police received a call that a man, now identified at 40-year-old barrios, broke into a unit and had a gun. that was barrios there you saw in the red sweater. videos now show police arriving and surrounding the building. >> drop the gun. come out! turn around and come back to me. turn around. come back to me. >> the officer provides numerous commands for mr. barrios to drop the firearm. mr. barrios drops the firearm on the ground, and it can be heard contacting the ground. >> police slowed down that video

to show what happened right before police shot and killed barrios. you can see barrios first reach for his keys, and seconds later, he reaches for his gun. that's when you hear officers fire. [ gunshots ] >> one officer fired his rifle, three officers fired what are being called less lethal weapons. barrios died at a hospital. sfpd and the district attorney's office are now investigating that shooting. the family of a trans man who was shot and killed at a san francisco walgreens has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. yesterday, banko brown's relatives filed suit against walgreens, the security company they hired, and their guard who shot brown. the suit alleges walgreens provided inconsistent policies to security guards about confronting shoplifters.

the lawsuit comes just days after california's attorney general, rob bonta, announced he will review the san francisco district attorney's decision not to file charges against that guard. d.a. brooke jenkins maintains the guard fired in self-defense. san francisco mayor london breed is announcing a plan to put city safety on the forefront by getting more police on the streets. the mayor highlighted parts of her new public safety proposal during a walking tour through the valley yesterday. breed acknowledged the city has a number of problems, including fentanyl deaths in the tenderloin, open air drug markets and growing vacancies in the financial district. the mayor says one of the first steps towards dealing with those issues is to hire more police officers. >> our goal in the next two years, based on our numbers, based on the information i have so far, we anticipate that we'll have at least 220 new officers

on the ground. >> sfpd is down some 500 officers since the start of the pandemic. the mayor will submit her new budget to the board of supervisors next week. at 7:10, we're going to take a turn now and talk about solol out c crowds filliling thehe na vavalley expoo for bobottlerock valley. ♪ run away while we're running in circles ♪ >> post malone was last night's headliner. you can see him right there. lucky our colleagues who got to go to the show. lizzo headlines tonight. lil nas x and the red hot chili peppers close out the festival tomorrow night. all three days, by the way, are sold out. we checked for tickets on stubhub this morning to see how much resale tickets are going for. there were no tickets available. seatgeek has three-day passes starting at $600. happening today, the boy

scouts of america continue their memorial day tradition across the country. this is a live look at oak hill memorial park in san jose, where scouts will begin placing american flags at the graves of veterans in honor of their service and their ultimate sacrifice. that tribute begins at 9:30 this morning. and there will be similar flag placing ceremonies at cemeteries across the bay area this weekend. flags will remain at the gravestones through memorial day on monday. it is 7:11 right now. coming up, if you have a memorial day barbecue on your calendar this weekend, we're going to talk about one thing no one wants to eat. food that will make them sick. just ahead on "today in the bay," important tips to keep in mind as you fire up the grill.

welcome back. 7:14 on your saturday morning. a live look at walnut creek. good morning to you out there. cloudy skies covering you. but cinthia pimentel says sunshine is on the way for our inland areas today. she'll be along in a few minutes with your full microclimate forecast. first, as we approach june, the clock is ticking to raise the debt ceiling. president biden and lawmakers have left washington, d.c. for the holiday weekend without a deal to avert a government default. president biden, though, says he is optimistic a deal can be

reached before the new june 5th deadline. if not, the u.s. treasury will not have enough funds to pay all of the nation's debts. with no bill to vote on yet, house lawmakers will be given 24 hours notice to return if and when a deal is reached. happening now, new warnings ahead of memorial day weekend amid concerns over rising river levels east of the bay area. first responders are hoping to avoid more scenes like this. this is a water rescue in powerful currents. the massive snow melt this year has led to 20 water rescues alone in the sacramento area. nearly as much as all of last year combined. in a few cases, people have lost their lives. meanwhile, water levels at yosemite are extremely high, as we've been telling you. park rangers are advising visitors to keep their distance when visiting waterfalls and

waterways. and with memorial day weekend here, many people are getting together for barbecues. it's the unofficial start of summer. it means the return of cookouts. before you grill, food experts have tips to keep in mind. >> the most important rule is the two-hour rule or one-hour rule. you know, iff you're cooking a product, you have two hours to consume the product or refrigerate it. if you live in an area where it's 90 degrees or higher, you only have one hour. >> oh, wow. a few other tips includehing your hands before and after handling raw meat, raw food. use a meat thermometer. keep raw food away from cooked food. good tips there. hundreds of students walked out of a south bay classroom to teach others a lesson in safety. they left their fourth period classes at willow glen high

school in san jose yesterday, but they didn't leave campus. their goal was to tell anyone who would listen how afraid and how angry they are about gun violence at schools. just last week, police arrested a willow glen student for bringing a loaded ghost gun on campus. days earlier, another student was arrested at hoover middle school, also for bringing a loaded gun to campus. the vice principal at willow glen tells us he believes the campus responded to that threat just as they were trained. happening today, we are celebrating the opening of one very special bay area icon. you're looking at her right now. a live look at the golden gate bridge as she rings in her 86th birthday. the bridge opened to the public on this day, may 27th, back in 1937. more than 10 million visitors come to see the signature international orange towers every year.

today, about five times the amount of cars cross the bridge every year than they did in 1937. downtown san jose. bart is introducing mascots. bailey the goat, jasmine, nira and barty. each has a description and personality inspired by bart front line employees, as well as animals that went viral. maybe you've heard of pac-man, hawk, and goats that graze on bart property. the murch will be on display at the venue table. and this weekend, you have the chance to live life like it is golden. fans of dorothy, sophia, blanch and rose can get a peek behind the golden curtain. the orinda theater has a "golden

girls" weekend. the hot flashbacks today and sunday. people will get a chance to talk to writers from the show and guest stars. there also will be "golden girls" creative i can't. the owner of the theater talks about the legacy the show left behind. >> issues that still are pertinent today. i mean, they did teenage pregnancy. they did gay marriage in 1989. i mean, it wasn't even heard of. >> ahead of their time. if you still want to attend this weekend, there are still tickets available. go to behind the golden curtain.com for more. love those ladies. time now to check in with another lady we love, cinthia pimentel, with a look at our holiday weekend forecast. >> talking all things golden. golden gate bridge, golden girls. only thing we're missing is the golden thing in the sky. let's take it to the microclimate forecast. long holiday weekend. if you have plans to head to yosemite, be careful with the

unstable weather. the waterways are running high, and there is a chance of thunderstorms throughout the weekend. back at home, if you have plans to hang on tight, there's no problem with that. we'll be doing that here with you. we're staying with the cloud cover and maybe a chance of drizzle along the coast. by your 11:00 a.m. hour, i know it's almost june, but bring the winter coats out to the coastline. we'll see more warming inland if you have long holiday plans with your family and friends out there. that cloud cover will return and be more packed as we go on into your day on sunday. as far as our high temperatures today, again, away from the coastline, we'll see those nice 70s. we have 73 in concord. 75 down in san jose. chilly 59 degrees as we go on into half moon bay. as we go on into tomorrow, subtle changes over the next couple of days. we will see that cloud cover to kick off our sunday around the bay area. last sunday of may, we'll see 64 in oakland, 68 down here in fremont, and a little chilly down there in morgan hill, as well, with 71 degrees.

as we take it on and look at the bottlerock festival, today looks like a great day. here's the changes we're tracking for tomorrow. more cloud cover and a dip in the temperatures. because we're tracking a low that's moving into the bay area, dropping maybe even the potential of some rain. yes, you're hearing that correctly. into as far south and into areas like santa rosa, ukiah by tomorrow afternoon, even continuing the unstable weather into lake tahoe for the long holiday weekend. cool temperatures below what we should be seeing for this time of year, into the first day of june, which is thursday. we might see some more clearing and some more sunshine here in the bay area, but away from us, we're continuing with that trend of unstable weather and that rain in parts of the sierra. looking as far as our temperature outlook for the last day of may to the first couple days of june, this blue color right there is below average temperatures, which you'll see right here in san francisco with your seven-day forecast.

we're going into a cloudy day tomorrow. breezy for your memorial day. keeping those temperatures only in the 70s as we go on into the inland valleys, kir a. >> looks good, cinthia.

welcome back this morning. we have the story of a bay area mechanic driven to do the right thing when everything went wrong. garvin thomas shows us how he helped kids get to school in

time in this morning's bay area proud. >> get that on the news, right? >> reporter: jay has been fixing buses at the district for just shy of 12 years. what that means is j.r. spent a good chunk of his life underneath a school bus. this story, though, is about the time j.r. went above and beyond to keep his buses on the road. it started with a phone call on a saturday morning in november. >> the buses wouldn't start. >> reporter: j.r. asked them to check and see if a switch had been flipped in the battery compartment. only to discover the batteries were gone. >> yeah, those were gone. >> reporter: thieves climbed a fence in the yard and taken the batteries from all their buses. the clock was now ticking for j.r. >> we have to get these buses going because monday comes around, kids got to go to school. you know, we have to make this operation go. >> reporter: j.r. reached out to his usual suppliers, but they

were all closed for the weekend. in desperation, he called the o'reilly autoparts store down the street. while they didn't have any batteries for buses, they did have some connections and a desire to help. >> i said, hey, if you can make this happen, these are for the kids, they went and got batteries from different locations. >> reporter: j.r. spent the next day organizing, installing and testing the batteries so when monday rolled around, the buses were ready to roll. >> it was like, man, i felt like superman. you know, the kryptonite was not holding me down, and i was able to save 'em, you know. it was good. it felt good. >> you deserve this award, and i'm very proud. [ applause ] >> reporter: for his superhero efforts, j.r. was just recognized by the california department of education as one of their school employees of the year. the mechanic who won a race against time to keep his buses up and running. >> for me, it's a no-brainer,

man. i got to get -- this is -- i don't care what it is. pay or no pay, i'm getting these buses running. >> that was garvin thomas. beautiful story. 7:27 right now. we have much more for you on "today in the bay." coming up, ready to hit the roads and the skies? brace for the busiest holiday weekend travel in 18 years. wh

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good morning. it is saturday, may 27th, 7:30, as we take this live look outside. cloudy skies over sfo expected to be a very busy weekend. as we welcome memorial day weekend and the unofficial start to summer. doesn't look like summer out there, though. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a peek at your microclimate forecast. i asked you earlier, is it going to look like that later today? you were kind of like, yeah. >> yeah. yeah, the unofficial start of summer is starting with carl the fog, here to join us. we're celebrating the golden gate bridge, 86 years old today. if you are local or visiting for this holiday weekend, wish her a p happy birthday. lots to do in the city like carnival. today and tomorrow. you may see us out tomorrow

enjoying the festivities. it will be cloudy and cold. it's san francisco after all. bring another layer. you may lose it as the day goes on. santa rosa, we are tracking changes in the north bay, in the form of precipitation. i'll tell you details in a little bit. back to you. >> see you soon. thanks. we begin with breaking news this morning. a high speed chase on highway 101 at times reaching more than 100 miles an hour. [ sirens ] that car you saw before the police cars, that was the moment a spike strip stopped that car nearly 50 miles away from where the chase began. it all started just after midnight, early this morning in san jose, where police responded to calls of a car speeding down southbound 101. the california highway patrol took over the pursuit in san martin and took it all the way down to san juan bautista.

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card club.. onee witness tellsls us the s sr was inn a carar and fired a gunt the window, killing that victim. again, the search continues for all those responsible. the fbi and the environmental protection agency have announced they are now part of a probe into an east bay oil refinery that released hazardous pollutants into the air. we spoke with wendy ke and her neighbors who found their cars covered in metal-laden dust or so-called spent catalyst that could cause respiratory issues. contra costa county leaders said the martinez refinery company failed to inform them of the discharge as required by law. now, six months later, the fbi and the epa are stepping in. agents were canvassing the neighborhood on thursday. >> i think for some of us, it's somewhat relieving and, at the same time, it's alarming. because it elevates the

questions that are surrounding this incident to a federal level of violations. >> this all comes as the cocoa county health department is expecting lab results of soil samples to determine the extent of heavy metal poisoning in martinez and surrounding areas as far as benicia. turning now to this unofficial start of summer. we are seeing long lines at airports and traffic on the roads, which must mean americans have collectively decided that this summer is the time to get out and travel after years of covid. the big question looming over all of this is whether the nation's airlines can handle the surge after last summer's meltdowns of delays and cancellations. nbc's tom costello reports. >> reporter: from the east coast to the midwest and way out west -- >> we're really early, just to try to beat, like, all the holiday traffic. >> reporter: a record surge of post-pandemic travelers snaking

through airports. 2.6 million on thursday alone, as airlines face a big stress test. under pressure to prove they've improved after last year's summer travel mess when 45,000 flights were canceled, 22% delayed. the good news, fewer than 1% of flights were canceled. >> it's so far, so good. >> reporter: but this is just a dress rehearsal for what could be the busiest summer travel season in years. if you're traveling this summer, domestic air fare is down 20% over last year. however, if you're going international, it will cost you. the highest in five years, $1,200 for europe. $1,800 to asia. >> we have added thousands of pilots to our complement. we've also added thousands, over 22,000 in our ground operations as far as our gate agents, ticket agents. >> reporter: it's not just airlines under pressure. the faa is short some 3,000 air traffic controllers, forcing airlines to fly fewer flights

but with bigger planes to accommodate passengers. >> there's fewer air traffic controllers today than there were 30 years ago. we just have to fix that. >> reporter: that, though, will take time. >> we do need to grow our air traffic control workforce. we're doing that now, hiring like crazy. >> reporter: meanwhile, this is what happens when the cockpit door gets locked. a southwest pilot forced to climb through the cockpit window to get back inside the flight. it left on time. >> wow. tom costello reporting for us. instead of flying, you might be heading out on one of these freeways, driving today. aaa projects upwards of 37 million americans are hitting the road this weekend. the agency also is giving some advice to avoid getting stuck in traffic for hours. if you're heading out, consider waiting until after 6:00 p.m. on monday, memorial day, you might want to stay off the road between noon and 3:00 p.m. a spokesperson also points out it's actually cheaper to drive this year. >> gas prices are better this

summer compared to last, so we're paying about $1 less than we were last summer. that's the good news. people who are driving, taking the road trips for memorial day, you're not going to have as high of gas prices. but demand is up for gas prices. it's the cost of oil is lower this year. >> the national average last year for gas was more than $4 per gallon. we sure don't miss those days. we have a new look at new body camera and surveillance video giving a clearer picture of what exactly led to an officer-involved shooting that killed a burglary suspect in san francisco. the sfpd released the videos during a virtual town hall meeting yesterday. the shooting happened at a building on bosworth street just last week. police received a call that a man, now identified as 40-year-old sergio barrios, broke into a unit and had a gun. you just saw him there in the red sweatshirt. video show police arriving and

surrounding the building. >> drop the gun. come out. turn around and come back to me. turn around. come back to me. >> the officer provides numerous commands for mr. barrios to drop the firearm. mr. barrios drops the firearm on the ground, and it can be heard contacting the ground. >> police slowed down the video to show what happened before police shot and killed barrios. you can see him first reach for his keys, and then seconds later, he reaches for his gun. that's when you hear officers fire. [ gunshots ] >> do we have lethal? >> one officer fired his rifle, three others fired what are being called less lethal weapons. barrios died at a hospital. the sfpd and district attorney's office are investigating that shooting.

now to members of the writers guild of america. they are continuing to protest for pay and job security. this large crowd gathered in los angeles yesterday for a solidarity rally. members are seeking higher minimum pay, more writers per show, and less exclusivity on single projects among other demands. the last hollywood strike from the same union took three months to resolve. if a strike persists through the summer, fall tv schedules could be upended. happening today, the boy scouts of america continue their memorial day tradition across the country. this was a live look at oak hill memorial park in san jose, where scouts will be placing american flags at the graves of fallen veterans in honor of their service and their ultimate sacrifice. the tribute begins at 9:30 this morning. there will be similar flag placing ceremonies at cemeteries across the bay area this weekend. these are photos from events in

2018. the flags will remain at the gravestones through memorial day on monday. it is 7:40 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," a scare in the sky. have you seen this yet? a man opens the emergency door of a plane while it was still in the sky.

7:43. this look at 880 in oakland.

beautiful look with the cloud cover. i will stay there, however, through the mid-morning. if you have brunch plans or running to the store for the last-minute memorial day cookout stuff, that's what you're going to be met with. maybe you're heading to the game later on this afternoon. also going to be partly cloudy. temperatures in the mid 60s. notice, it will be also a little breezy. hang on tight to those hats out there. wear the sunscreen because you never know, you might get a little of a sunburn. as far as the coast goes, we're pretty chilly and hanging on to the cloud cover. might even run into drizzle out there. i know it's the end of may. you will need those winter jackets. it's going to be chilly. we're looking at 71 in dublin. 75 in san jose. 66 out there in santa cruz. as we go on into tomorrow, you might notice it's a little cooler. that is because we're tracking a low pressure system that's moving from the north and west of us in the pacific ocean, dropping the temperatures just a little bit to 68 in martinez, 69 for you over on in livermore, and 71 in morgan hill.

you'll feel the cooldown as we go on into sunday today. definitely the warmest of this weekend. also going to be breezy at times. as we go on into tonight, we're seeing anywhere from 15 to 20 mile an hour winds. as i take it into tomorrow and give you a look, even on into your memorial day weekend plans on monday, we're staying breezy through san francisco, on into the delta. if you live on in concord, even into the altamont pass, it'll be breezy for any barbecue plans. though we will see the sunshine at times. looking at a longer range outlook, as we go on into sunday, we're tracking some rain that could develop and move far south into parts of ukiah, santa rosa. don't be alarmed if you see some of this weather. shouldn't be too long-lived, but it might bring a chance of isolated thunderstorm activity here and into the sierra. any plans you have to go up there, make sure you're staying aware and checking on traffic conditions and the weather conditions here with us tomorrow morning, as well. i'm seeing a little bit of a development in some high pressure systems that could

bring the chance of some warmer temperatures as we go on into the first weekend of june. but to round out the month, i want you to check out this five planet parade. they'll be aligned like this on monday morning to kick off our memorial day monday. go out before sunrise. i'll leave you with a seven-day forecast. a little sun mixed in with the clouds in the inland valleys. temperatures staying in the 70s but cooler in san francisco, of course. >> we'll take any sun we can get. thanks. 7:45 right now. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a recent rise in mistakes with medicine. it's pretty easy for you to verify the pills in your medine cabinet.cici

welcome back. a live look for you outside. roads looking good on this memorial day saturday. we want to let you know the chp is urging drivers not to drink and driver and not to speed this holiday weekend. officers are out in force for a maximum enforcement period that went into effect last night and runs through monday. last memorial day weekend, the chp made nearly 900 dui arrests statewide. have you seen this video? it shows an airplane's door wide open in the middle of a flight. a south korean tv station got this video from a passenger on

board the flight. the airline says a man opened the emergency door while the plane was some 600 feet in the sky. luckily, everyone had their seat belts on because the plane was about to land. the plane did land safely. nine people were taken to the hospital for breathing issues. the passenger who opened that door was detained. turning now to our investigative unit and a labor shortage at some pharmacies. at the same time, more mistakes with your medicine. what can you do? consumer investigator chris chmura shows how to verify your prescription. >> reporter: my investigative unit colleague candice winn reported there were 500 reports of pharmacy medication errors causing patients harm during the pandemic. knowing mistakes are up, you might want to make sure your pharmacy filling your prescription is correct.

you'll need your pills, computer or smartphone with the internet, and maybe a magnifying glass. drug makers stamp everything with an imprint code. we'll show how the pill search works on the poison control website. click pill id at the top to get started. he's how it works. it's easy. there are two boxes. one for each side of the pill. grab your magnifying glass, read the code, punch it into the boxes exactly as you see it. you should instantly get a result that shows you the name, a photo and dosage. if you discover a mismatch between the prescription your doctor ordered and the pills the pharmacy gave you, contact the pharmacy as soon as possible for help. the state might also like to hear from you. in california, the pharmacy board says errors in filling prescriptions or suspected misconduct by a pharmacist may be violations of pharmacy law and should be reported whether or not a patient was harmed. >> chris chmura, always

appreciate you. it is 7:51 right now. up next, we have a quick look at the top stories we're following, including the ending of a high-speed chase caught on camera. camera. we'll show you how

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welcome back. before we get to our top stories this morning, here's what you can expect tomorrow morning on "sunday today" with willie geist. hey, willie. >> good morning, kira. great to see you. tomorrow morning on "sunday

today," my conversation and a ride around central park with the hilarious melissa mccarthy on landing her dream role in the live action version of "the little mermaid." >> subtle, right? >> we blend in. where does the city start, and where do we end? we don't know. >> is it true that you were so excited about this, you offered, i'll work the catering truck? >> yes. i was truly, like, i'm pretty good with organization. i make good hummus. i offered to do craft service. i have limited sewing abilities, but i can hem pants. >> an unforgettable "sunday sit-down" with melissa mccarthy. plus, the latest headlines, harry smith, and another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, no problem. set the dvr, and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira. >> thanks, willie. we will be awake to catch you at

6:00 tomorrow morning. hopefully you all are, too. then stick right here for your local news with us directly following willie at 7:00 on "today in the bay." here is a quick look at the top stories we're following on this saturday morning, including breaking news. four people are in custody after a nearly 50-mile high-speed chase down highway 101. [ sirens ] that was the moment a spike strip stopped that car nearly 50 miles away from where the chase started. it began after midnight in san jose. police responded to calls of a car speeding down southbound 101. the over the pursuit in san martin. san juan bautista, they laid the spike strip, finally stopping the car, which had reached speeds up to 100 miles an hour. after being stopped, the people in the car were forced to come out. you can see them emerging with

their hands up. all four peoeople are now in custody.y. > new overninight, we arare follllowing thehe seaearch for peopople responsibible afterer seseparate s shootings inn the bay. thee first happenened arounund last night o on internatational boululevard in oakland. police tell uss onene p person shot a and tookk themselelves t hohospital. the seconond s shooting also i oakland h happened a an hour la in a residenential neighghborhon the c corner o of 38th avenueu. all w we knoww at this point ise persrson w was shot. their i injuries a are unknonow. in emeryvillele, one pererson shotot a and killed. it happepened just b before midt nearar the oaks c card club. onone witnessss tells nbc b bay the s shooter was i in a c car fired a g gun o out the wiwindo killlling thatt victim. again, the search continues for all those responsible. on this memorial day weekend, happening today, the boy scouts of america continue their memorial day tradition.

here in the bay area and across the country, scouts will be placing american flags at the graves of veterans at oak hill memorial park in san jose. that tribute begins at 9:30 this morning. these are photos from a 2018 event. there will be similar flag placing ceremoies across the bay this weekend. flags remain at the gravestones through memorial day on monday. we want to thank those for their ultimate sacrifice. we will never forget. and happening today, a live look at the golden gate bridge as it rings in its 86th birthday. the bridge opened to the public on may 27th in 1937. more than 10 million visitors come to see the signature international orange towers every year. today, about five times the amount of cars that crossed the bridge in 1937 cross the bridge now. cinthia has one last check of this holiday weekend forecast. >> we're so lucky to live so close to that iconic landmark,

kira, in the bay area. if you are planning to head to san francisco, bring a jacket. it's cloudy and cool. it'll be breezy for plans on monday. you might get away with a short sleeve and the sunglasses in the inland valleys, though for the next couple days, we're watching rain to the north and to the east of us, kira. >> all right. i'm focusing on the sunshine, cinthia. >> yeah. >> thanks. 7:58. thank you so much for making us a part of your saturday morning. we'll have more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, and all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great saturday. we hope to see you back here tomorrow morning.

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