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skies, and low-hanging fog over san francisco. we want to thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. hopefully, you're warm and safe, somewhere nice. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins with us a quick look at the forecast. yesterday turned out to be quite lovely in some parts of the bay area, but i'm suspecting today won't be as nice. >> yeah, yesterday was the better chance of seeing some of that clearing. a little bit of a mood buster to kick off the long, holiday weekend. we'll see scenes like this over san francisco for the remainder of the day. you might have noticed this low dropping into the bay area. if you are headed out early, maybe you did an early morning errand, we saw some drizzle out there on the windshield. if you live down into here, into parts of san rafael, i was noticing the live cameras look damp in san rafael. it's even going down here into

parts of the south bay. so san jose, good morning to you. temperatures not so bad in the upper 50s. notice it will be a struggle to warm up to the next temperatures like we saw yesterday on saturday. each by the second half of the day, still looking cloudy. so we'll walk you through the forecast and your memorial day weekend. memorial day monday forecast coming up. kira, back to you. >> cinthia, thank you. overnight, russia has launched its largest drone attack on kyiv, killing one person so far. ukrainian leaders say this drone attack came as kyiv prepared to mark the anniversary of its founding. the attack lasted more than five hours, with air defense shooting down more than 40 drones. a 41-year-old man was killed and a woman was hospitalized when debris fell on a seven-fore, non-residential building and begin a fire.

officials say the timing was likely not coincidental. this comes as a senior adviser to president zelenskyy says ukraine is almost ready to start their own counteroffensive to liberate their territories. they tell nbc news ukraine has entered "a new phase of war." we turn now to a live look at capitol hill, where the u.s. is significantly closer to avoiding a catastrophic default. joe biden and republican house speaker kevin mccarthy reached a tentative deal last night to raise the debt ceiling, and within the last 30 minutes, mccarthy announced he will be hold agnews conference to detail the agreement. treasury secretary janet yellen warned the government will run out of cash if congress doesn't raise the debt limit by june 5. house speaker mccarthy gave few details while speaking about the deal. >> we still have a lot of work to do, but i believe this is an

agreement in principle worthy of the american people. it has historic reductions in spending, consequential reforms that will live people out of poverty and into the workforce. there are to new taxes or new government programs. >> the specifics of the deal haven't been released, but a democratic source says the agreement would extend the debt limit by two years, and fund the government through next year, which resolves that issue through the 2024 election. the new plan will require americans age 54 and younger to work in order to get federal aid like s.n.a.p. benefits. after mccarthy briefed republicans on the plan, some poegsed concerns about the deal on social media, saying it doesn't cut enough spending. mccarthy says he plans to post a text of the bill today and hold a vote wednesday. joe biden, meanwhile, is strongly urging the house and

senate to pass the agreement immediately, saying the deal is a compromise that will revert a recession. democrats will be briefed on the bill today. america's largest home insurance company is announcing a big change that will impact california homeowners. it says our climate in crisis is partly to blame. as of yesterday, state farm is no longer accepting new an sessions for homeowners insurance in california, in part because of wildfire. >> reporter: california is a climate battlefield. in five years, residents have weathered whiplash with flooding and drought. >> like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> reporter: but not so much for new clients in california. effective saturday, state farm is no longer accepting application for business or personal property insurance

properties, citing california's catastrophe exposure, and spiking construction costs. the move doesn't impact current home policy holders or auto insurance. >> with the five years of intense wildfires and losses that we have had, we pretty much lost all of our underwriting process that we had from the last 20 years. >> reporter: janet louise says part of the issue is california's prop 103, forcing insurance companies to require prior approval from the state's insurance department before implementing rates. which some analysts say kept california rates artificially low. while the law is keeping rates down, the insurance industry argues it puts homeowners at risk of fleeg providers. in 2018, jessica's family lost their home in paradise after the campfire destroyed more than 18,000 homes and buildings. she says having insurance

impacted her future. >> i do feel like the insurance is what kept me here. watching us rebuild the home. >> reporter: how might state farm's decision affect the real estate market? >> obviously, it's not a great thing that they have decided to do this, but we -- our members will be canceling their current -- their new buyers or folks that are doing any type of refie, that there still are companies out there that are willing to insure them. >> reporter: the golden state now facing increasing challenging to insure against disaster. if you already have a state farm insurance policy on your home, the company says it will continue to honor it. marianne favro, "today in the bay." the memorial day weekend is beginning with a water warning. wear a life vest or stay out of the water if you are not a strong swimmer.

this after a bay area man in his 20s lost his life on a local lake. it happened just before 4:00 p.m. yesterday near livermore. a witness flagged down a regional parks officer after they saw the man go under. the man went in the water attempting to atrooef an oar when he began struggling and went under. search crews cleared the crowds to divers could search for the man's body. they recovered it last night. at the lake, there are signs warning that the water is too cold for swimming and coating and is moving too fast. >> biggest danger is going out in the water without a life jacket. we want to encourage everyone to wear a life jacket, especially if you are not a strong swimmer >> marine patrols are out in force this weekend and have made several rescues. we have new video of the

coast guard saving a sailboat in choppy waters on wednesday. the boat was 100 miles offshore. the coast guard got to the boat 12 hours after that call. their towed the boat back to shore and no one was hurt. businesses in capital have been waiting for this holiday to reopen after being shut down after january's storms, when waves devastated businesses along the wharf and pier. some businesses reopened after a few weeks, but the majority were hoping to reopen to large clouds after losing months of revenue. and it's good to be back for these people. >> it's been a horrific winter. i think we're all ready to be back out on the beach. >> it's good to see people coming back and wanting to come back. >> i really wanted to get some

fresh air. >> just seeing the waves crash down. it's so loud. >> picnic areas are open, as well, after being closed in january. happening today, a memorial day concert to honor our american veterans, service members, and their families. the pbs national memorial day concert has been a tradition for more than 30 years. this year, three generations of one gold star family will be honored, and there will be a tribute to a vietnam prisoner of war and his life. the concert marks the 70th anniversary of the korean war armistice. this helps to remind us memorial day is more than a three-day weekend. >> over 20 years i've been doing this to make you realize memorial day is more than a car race in indianapolis and barbecues with the family. carve out 90 minutes and watch

the concert, and you'll understand why we have set aside this day in this country, and why it's the most important holiday we celebrate in this country. >> concert starts at 5:00 this evening. at 7:10 on this sunday morning, much more ead. coming up, a bay area doctor on vacation quickly found herself in a rescue situation. we'll tell you about the doctor, the cyclist, and their unlikely bond that remains today. that's next.

welcome back. a quick programming note. typically we air "meet the press" following this news cast, but today we will air the indianapolis 500. we aired "crisis in the court" a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd just before "today in the bay" this

morning. if you missed it, you can scream all the latest episodes of "meet the press" on peacock any time. coming up, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst alreadiy gerston for our weekly segment and look at that tentative deal the white house and republicans made to avoid a default. kamala harris yesterday made history at west point's commencement, becoming the first woman ever to deliver the commencement address in the military academy's 221-year history. speaking at the united states military academy on this memorial day weekend, harris commended the 2023 graduating class. >> i believe there is no more noble work than a person can do than to serve our nation in uniform. and today, to the class of 2023,

you joined the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. >> after her speech, the vice president was presented with a cadet saber from the class president. as we told you yesterday morning, local boy scouts are honoring our fallen soldiers this memorial day weekend. a south bay troop placed american flags on some 200 tombstones of soldiers in san jose. the gesture honored both their service and ultimate sacrifice. truth members do earn a badge for their service at the park. one scout leader reminds us service is what it is all about. >> we do a lot of citizenship types of training and work. part of our objective is character development, citizenship training and fitness, being a good citizen and helping to serve others in

this way, especially honoring our veterans. >> other troops across the nation placed flags at the headstones of fallen soldiers yesterday. the flags will remain through tomorrow. this morning's bay area proud is about how two strangers became life-long friends. rebecca is a doctor at kaiser, and buzz is an avid cyclist. although they are both from the east bay, their paths evercrossed until earlier this year in dramatic fashion. >> reporter: there are some jobs best left back at the office. psychiatry is one of them. >> you have to turn it off. you have to put it away. >> reporter: the human drama she deals with every day is kept outside of the home and certainly not taken on vacation. aural though on a recent trip to death valley, she faced a crisis she could not avoid.

>> reporter: i said stop, i'm a doctor. i need to get out. they were on a jeep tour in death valley in january. they were one turn away from reaching bad water basin. >> as soon as we came around that curve, there was somebody in the road. and the tour guide said, there's ayclist in the road. >> reporter: the smashed bicycle next to the man gave a clue how bad the crash was. the cyclist was bleeding from a head wound. she could only guess what other injuries there were. for the next hour until an ambulance arrived, in the middle of a death valley road, she relied on medical school training she hadn't used in decades caring for the man, holding his head steady, trying to get information from him. his name was buzz. and a phone number for a relative, well, it had a familiar area code. >> 525?

i said buzz, where do you live? he said i live in dublin. i said i live in san ramone. then i said, where do you get your medical care? he said kaiser kaiser pleaston, is where i work. >> reporter: if rebecca didn't know what to do, he may have been unable to walk or ride again. >> if not for her. i'm extremely fortunate. we will be life-long friends, no doubt about that. >> what an incredible story, thanks to garvin for that. as summer approaches, many children will be out of school and ready to have fun, but the

"today" show's jenna bush hager is collaborating with a summer library program to encourage children to keep up with reading over the sirm. good morning, jenna. >> good morning. although school is coming to a close, a child's connection to reading should never take a break. that's why i'm partnering with public libraries across the country for the collaborative summer library program to make sure kids are reading and enjoying the experience, too. our public libraries are national treasures. you and your child may be surprised how rewarding it can be to disconnect from our phones and find a book to connect with instead. if you want to learn more information about getting your child or teen involved, check out the home page or just go to one of your public libraries in the bay area for all of the info. >> oh, we will join you indeed, jenna. thanks so much. many people on the pacifica

coast caught a glimpse of a pod of whales yesterday. our cameras spotted several whales breaching near the pier. plenty of people gathered trying to see them. one person even snapped a few photos. look at that. the person who took these said at one point, a whale was just 30 yards from the pier. wow. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. maybe not the day to go to the beach today, huh? >> i think it sets the mood for whale watching, that is how we will stay, rounding out may with that may gray. let's get to the forecast. good morning in san rafael. i was noticing on the roadways, it looks damp. and yes, the temperatures day it all, as well as the cloud cover as we go through the morning hours.

most of the activity has stayed offshore, but some has made its way along the 101, stretching into areas like fairfield. and speaking of san francisco, lots to do there today with the carnival festival. if you see us out there, say hello and bring that sweater, because we are going to get it as the afternoon goes on and you are enjoying the festivities out there. once you start dancing and moving around, you might throw it to the side. we are going to stay under the cloudy skies. so sweater weather to enjoy all the music. notice there will be a break some sunshine into the afternoon noon hours, but very breezy. those are the conditions we will be met with around the bay area. we'll take it hour by hour, help you plan your sunday memorial day, barbecues, anything you will do to honor the holiday. we'll see a cloudy start and the

drizzle today and tomorrow. i think by around your lunchtime hour, there will be showers, even into the sierra, as well. the instability continues there. but as we go into monday, i'm noticing clearing by the middle of the day and into the afternoon into parts of napa county, the east bay and the south bay. but cloudy at the coast, down all the way to the monterey coastline. as far as the high temperatures today, they're knocked down a little bit with the cloud cover sitting on top of us. tomorrow, a little bit of a subtle change. back into the 70s in parts of fairfield. stilt staying cloudy and cool with the low 60s. as far as our long-range outlook, we're continuing to stay in this cool pattern until thursday when we notice more of that orange color popping up on the screen. that's high pressure developing, which will bring the temperatures up. we could see a warmup as we go into friday and saturday.

so first weekend of june, not so bad. but we do have a little bit of a ways to get there in san francisco. staying cool and the inland valleys staying mild until wednesday. but then friday, saturday, looking at those warm value i whys, hitting the 80s again. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, did you see this last night? the eastern conference finals is going the distance. the wild finish that is send thing to a game several. sports is next.

good morning, everyone. the eastern conference finals is headed to a winner take all game seven. the celtics, down one with three seconds to go. marcus smart for the win. it is off the mark. no problem. derek white is there for the putback to beat the buzzer. or did he? the review said yeah, it is

good. basket counts. the celtics beat the heat 104-103, just the fourth team in nba history to force a game seven after starting the series down 3-0. to baseball. the giants staying red hot in milwaukee. logan webb with another solid outing on the mound. 8th inning, tied at 1-1. this is a home run, a two-run shot. the giants win 3-1. san francisco has won three in a row and 10 of the last 12. >> we're not going to have the same hitters show up on a daily basis to come up and be the guy that delivers the big blow. when you have a guy like haniger drive the baseball consistently, it makes our lineup really deep. back at home, the a's and the astros. happy birthday, buddy. it's a one-run game in the 8th, alex bregman clears the bases

with a double. the astros win 6-3. oakland falls to 10-44 on the season. on the pitch, san jose taking on fc dallas. scoreless in the 70th minute. and then tanner breaks through for his first mls goal. the quakes were minutes away from victory, but dallas scores the equalizer in stoppage time, ending in a 1-1 draw. that's a look at sports. >> thanks, anthony. much more ahead. coming up, kevin mccarthy is speaking on the debt agreement right now. the tentative agreement. this is a live look at the press i'm barbarara and i'm m from stst. joseph, , michigan..

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good morning. it is sunday, may 28th, memorial day sunday, as we take a live look outside in san jose. cloudy skies ahead of our

memorial day holiday. a lot of people out celebrating. so how will the weather be? i'm kira klapper. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. cinthia pimentel joins with us a quick look at the forecast. a lot of people have mans, they're going to need their jackets. >> it's going to be sweater weather as you head out the door to do anything with your family, your loved ones. good morning to you in navato. drizzle is pushing through into san francisco and parts of fairfield, and off to the coast, most of that activity is staying put. gilroy also struggling to warm up today. we'll remain mostly cloudy as your lunchtime hour approaches. temperatures in the 60s today. a cool day around the bay area. i think tomorrow it will look a little better. sunday's highs, only in the 50s at the coastline. 60s for the inland valleys, and watching the mountain thunderstorms.

if you have any plans to head to tahoe today, tomorrow, that will meet you there. and some rain chances in parts of the northern most part of the bay area. that's coming up in the full forecast. we have a live look at capitol hill where the u.s. is the closest it's been to avoiding a default. republicans are speaking right now about the deal. this is speaker kevin mccarthy. let's take a listen. >> we're going to reform cutting red tape. it hasn't been reformed in more than 40 years. construction jobs today, if you want to build a road, seven years. we narrow that to one to two. that is so people can get to work, cut our spending, and protect our military and our vets. let's open it up to questions. [ inaudible ]

[ inaudible question ] >> we did a conference call with our conference, and over 95% were overwhelmingly excited by what they see. they're getting the text today in the process. in every single negotiation when it comes to debt ceiling and others, we get both sides of the party voting to pass the bills, and i expect this to pass. [ inaudible question ] >> -- even if you can afford to lose some conservative members, do you worry that someone -- [ inaudible ] >> not at all. not at all. >> how confident are you that this bill will pass? >> look, people will read it. i think it's good for the

american public. you'll have republicans and democrats to move this to the president. >> when the bill comes up, will you commit to -- [ inaudible ] >> okay. that is house speaker kevin mccarthy, giving what looks like an optimistic, positive speech regarding his agreement last night with joe biden on a tentative debt ceiling raise. the two spoke for more than an hour last night. janet yellen had warned that the government would run out of cash to pay bills by june 5th, a week from tomorrow. house speaker mccarthy last night gave little information while speaking about the deal. all right. we have moved on from that, now that he's speaking this morning. the specifics of the deal have

not been released. but what we do know is a democratic source says the agreement would extend the debt limit by two years, funding the government through next year, taking that issue past the election. it will also require americans age 54 and younger to work in order to get federal aid like s.n.a.p. benefits. mccarthy briefed republicans yesterday as you heard him refer to it. he said he spoke to his delegation last night. 95% are in agreement with the compromises made. joe biden, meanwhile, is strongly urging the house and senate to pass the agreement right away. he says the deal is a compromise that will alert a recession. democrats will be briefed today. a vote is expected as soon as wednesday. back here in the bay area, the memorial day weekend is

beginning with a water warning. wear a life vest or stay out of the water if you are not a strong swimmer. this after a man in his 20s last his life on a bay area lake. it happened just before 4:00 p.m. yesterday near livermore. a witness flagged down an east bay parks officer after they saw the man go under. the witnesses say he went in to retrieve an oar when he went under. search crews cleared the crowds so divers could search for the body why they recovered it last night. at the lake, there are signs warning that the water is too fast and too cold for swimming and boating. >> the biggest danger is going out in the water without a life jacket. we encourage everybody to wear a life jacket, especially if you are not a strong swimmer.

>> marine patrols are out in force and have made several rescues already. the governen body for high school athletes, two transgender athletes have withdrawn. the athletes two both identify as female, were supposed to compete yesterday at the state finals. one of the runners attends a prep school. "the l.a. times" reports both athletes were subjected to criticism last week. videos taken at one race show a parent repeatedly yelling "trip her," and a separate race, security had to remove protestors. the athletes also were the targets of online harassment. in a statement, the california interscholastic federation said it was disappointed for the two

athletes and denounces harassing behaviors. there is a controversial new move from target. the chain is pulling merchandise from shelves. that merchandise triggered backlash with customers. the products are all tied to pride month and rollout ahead of june. but the company says this year the merchandise is igniting customer anger and even some confrontation with employees. the company is not specifically indicating which products it's removing, but a new statement says "since introduce thing year's collection, we have experienced threats impacting our team member's sense of safety and well-being while at work." given these volatile circumstances, we are making adjustments to our plans, including removing items that have been at the center of the most confrontational behavior. the items will be removed from all u.s. stores and websites.

convicted felon elizabeth holmes is supposed to report to prison. she will have to surrender the day after tomorrow after she was found guilty of defrauding investors. she will report to a minimum security prison outside of houston, texas, her hometown. a last-minute donation by florists is helping honor those who served. the foundation began in 2011, placing 10,000 roses on grave sites at arlington national cemetery. each year, the organization gets more and more donations and is now placing more than 200,000 flowers around the cemetery. but last week, the foundation only had 80,000 flowers for the

annual tribute. that's where growers from california, ecuador and colombia stepped in,naing 100,000 flowers. this is a way for people in the industry to honor those who served with the ultimate sacrifice. >> i did not serve, by brothers served. my cousin is a mash. >> last year, volunteers placed 240,000 flowers at arlington national cemetery, and 200,000 flowers were sent to cemeteries across the u.s. back here locally, carnivale is back in san francisco this week, the largest multicultural celebration in all of california. it kicked off yesterday in san francisco's latino cultural district. the celebrations include music, dancing, costumes, and food. but the main attraction is the

grand carnivale parade. it's today. and if you are headed to the city, remember some streets will be closed for the parade and festival. see the streets highlighted on this map in red, including mission between 15th and 24th streets. and part of 24th street is closed, as well. harrison and brian streets will have closures, as well. it is 7:39. still to come, combatting our climate in crisis. the new book aimed to teach children about creating lutions to save our plsoan

welcome back. let's get you started in walnut creek where we are seeing the cloud cover hang on tight and temperatures in the mid 50s with a light wind out of the south. in san francisco, some people might be staying or coming into town. looking gloomy, so sweater

weather is the story. we have been picking up on sprinkles, strikeing into parts of fairfield. notice that activity is staying put off to the coast. as far as the hour by hour outlook, what we can expect on sunday is still hanging on tight into that cloud cover widespread from the north bay into the south bay, stretching as fash south as gilroy and livermore. in the north bay, seeing the return of green on the screen. so that means some light rain. it's going to start to develop in ukiah, northern parts of the baby lunch. as we try to get some of that daytime heating, although it will struggle to get there, that could bring the possibility of thunderstorm activity, continuing into parts of the early afternoon up there in ukiah and the sierra, as well. that's what we are watching as

far as activity goes on sunday. as we go into your memorial day monday, we'll start the day similar to what we had this morning, with coastal drizzle, hanging on type to the high clouds in san jose. notice we should see a little more clearing, enjoying the barbecues. we'll see some peeks of sunshine come on through. today will be a little cooler. subtle changes tomorrow. but there are more 70s on the board. 71 in martinez. 73 down here in san jose. 71 in mountain view. 64 in san francisco. as we take it into the pirates and giants game tomorrow, also some peeks of sunshine, but wind gusts pick up in the afternoon. as far as our long-range outlook looks, we're hanging on to some of that unstable weather here in the bay area and into the sierra, where we could see some of those showers developing. as far as into the week into thursday, but in the bay area,

we should start to see some more clearing, which means that high pressure will once again start to kick in, where next weekend looks good but hanging on to the 60s in san francisco. >> all right, cinthia, thanks. it's

welcome back. as we told you earlier, today is the 107th indy 500. 33 drivers are competing to take home the trophy and the $3 million first prize money. more than 300,000 people are expected to be at the indianapolis motor speedway to watch. and you can watch right here on nbc bay area beginning at 8:00 this morning. the race starts at 9:30 and it's also streaming on peacock. new this morning, a book is teaching kids about how to save our climate in crisis. it's called "c-train," the story

of a young girl who befriends the new york city subway. as time passes, the little girl grows up, the train gets older and it's time to put it out of service. in an effort to teach kids about repurposing, the train gets a new life. the author hopes this will help kids create solutions to our climate in crisis. if you want to find out what happens to that subway train, the book comes out june 8. the country is one big step closer to avoiding default on the national debt. kevin mccarthy and joe biden agreed on a plan just eight days before the united states would have defaulted on its debt. the plan includes modest reductions in federal spending and a two-year period before reconsidering the next vote, which gets the nation past the november 2024 election. nbc bay area political am list larry gerston joins us.

hi, larry, good morning. great to see you as always. there isn't much we know at this point. kevin mccarthy is given a press conference right now. what stands out to you? >> you hit the high points when you talked about that two-year extension on the debt ceiling. that gets us past the next election. and the fact that we have some modest cuts in spending. everybody has to get something out of this, otherwise it doesn't work. you can try to hold on all you want, but unless you give it, it won't work. this is a chart that shows you some of the high points. it will be a while before we know everything, but this two-year framework, there will be a reduction of spending in $10 billion in the irs. faster permitting for environmental projects. work requirements, we talked about that. and reduction in federal

ending by about $650 billion over the next ten years. so that's the basic framework here. it will be a lot of sore eyes over the next three days. >> there will likely be a vote on wednesday? >> likely, yes. congress will meet, they have 72 hours to look this over. they won't read it all, it is so massive. you're also going to have a situation where congress is going to, after considering it, the house will vote wednesday morning, then it goes to the senate where the senate will vote. and then to the president for his signature. so a lot still has to happen. >> and speaker mccarthy speaking right now, was saying 95% of his population is being optimistic about this. so is the vote looking positive? is it pretty automatic from here

now that they have come to an treatment? >> i think he's optimistic. you have the freedom caucus, and you have the progressives on the other side that people haven't thought about in congress, in the house. neither one of these guys is happy. so the extremes are really unhappy. so they're going to have to come together with the middle. the middle from both sides, to make this go through in the house. let me tell you one thing, watch kevin mccarthy in the next few weeks, he's holding on to his speakership by the thinnest of margins. the far right, as upset as they are, wouldn't surprise me if they tried to take him down. >> so is that the result you see coming from his compromise? >> i couldn't call it the result, i would call it a possibility, and he's got -- it

took 15 votes for him to win the speakership, so we have to watch that very closely and see what happens. can he hold on? i don't know. >> if that 15 votes were any indication, he doesn't give up. larry, thanks as always for your insight. it will be interesting to see what happens. it is 7:51. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including a day at the lake turning tragic after a man drowns in a bay area lake. we have a new warning fm ro

welcome back. this is a quick look at the stories we are following. russia launching its largest drone attack yet overnight on the ukrainian capital of kyiv, killing at least one civilian. ukrainian leaders say this came as kyiv prepared to mark the anniversary of its founding day. ukrainian officials say the timing of the drone attack likely was not coincidental. ukrainian air defense reportedry shot down more than 40 drones. this comes as a senior adviser to president zelenskyy says ukraine is almost ready to start its counteroffensive. they say ukraine has entered a "new phase of the war." back here in the bay area, the memorial day weekend is beginning with a water warning after a man in his 20s lost his life on a bay area lake. it happened just before 4:00

p.m. near livermore. witnesses say the man went in the water attempting to retrieve an oar when he went under. search crews cleared the crowds so divers could search for the man's body. it took ours of searching. they recovered his body last night. at the lake, there are signs warning that the water is moving too fast and is too cold for swimming and boating. >> the biggest danger is going out into the water without a life jacket. we want to encourage everybody to wear a life jacket, especially if you are not a strong swimmer. >> marine patrols are out in force this weekend, saying they have already made several rescues. and joe biden and republican house speaker kevin mccarthy have reached a tentative agreement on a debt ceiling deal. overnight last night, according to speaker mccarthy who just finished a presence conference

we listened in on moments ago. he says they have come to an agreement that, in principle is "worthy of the american people." treasury secretary janet yellen warned that without an increase to the u.s. government's $31 trillion debt ceiling by next monday, june 5th, the government would run out of cash to pay its bills. republicans have demanded that any deal must cut federal spending. we heard from larry that is include. joe biden is strongly urging the house and the senate to pass the agreement right away. biden, in a statement, says the deal is a compromise that will avert a recession. democrats will be briefed today. mccarthy perhaps to hold a vote as soon as wednesday. on this memorial day weekend, we have a lot going on across the bay area, including carnivale in the city. cinthia has one last check of the forecast. >> some of us will be there, so if you see us, say hello.

bring the sweater in california as you head out there early this morning. continuing with the fog for memorial day monday, before we see clearing of the clouds by late in the week. better by your saturday forecast. as far as inland, we're still tracking the rain to the north and east of us, with the clouds tomorrow. more sunshine thursday with 80s possible next weekend. >> i love that for us. we look forward to next weekend. thank you so much for making us a part of your sunday 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 sunday. the dy 500 is next.ingwinn-vill.

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