the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default. >> right now at 5:00, raising the debt limit. we're live from washington with more on the new deal between the

white house and congress. also, the steps that mustt be taken now and the impact it will have on millions of americans. >> plus, hitting the brakes on a controversial plan, our kris sanchez joins us in studio with more on the heated backlash a new parking meter program is getting in san francisco. the reason many think it will hurt local businesses. >> a live look outside this morning on memorial day. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what you can expect as you start your holiday. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you so much for starting your week with us. i'm kira klapper. laura garcia is off. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington is also off. but somehow -- >> kari is not. >> i'm here, mike is off, so i'll be doing weather and traffic today. >> we thank you for being here. >> let's start with the weather because it will be important to so many people. >> there's so much going on around the bay area. we're going to start out with

some cool weather, clouds. we've seen a mixed bag of showers for the past couple of days. so we're going to see that clearing out. we're heading into a nice week with some sunshine and we're also going to continue with mild weather throughout the week into the weekend. here is a look at all of the action that happened yesterday, with a disturbance off the coast and also helped bring us rain for parts of the north bay especially, but it was really dotted around the bay area with some spotty showers. so as we go into today, we're going to start out with temperatures in the low 60s and then see a mix of sun and clouds, mostly cloudy, especially for the morning. but even as we go into the afternoon it's going to be about the same we've seen the past several days. so we'll get a look at all of our microclimates, talk about the memorial day forecast, as well as when people are heading back to work. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks. we'll see you soon. over the president joe biden announced a debt ceiling deal

between the white house and congress. >> the bill would raise the debt ceiling and avoid a potential catastrophic default. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson joins us from washington. good morning to you. what do we know about this last-minute agreement? >> reporter: good morning, kira, scott. so the bipartisan deal, which still needs congressional approval, includes a two-year extension on the debt limit. after weeks of slow progress, a breakthrough on debt ceiling negotiations. the white house and republicans reached a bipartisan deal over the weekend. >> the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default. >> reporter: the agreement extends the government's current debt limit for two years, in exchange for spending cuts. there are two changes to medicaid, but there will be work requirements for certain people on food stamp programs. a major sticking point during talks. >> it's not 100% what everybody wants, but when you look, the country is going to be stronger.

this is going to be transformational. >> this compromise protects the key investments made over the last two years in our infrastructure space, our historic climate investments, but neither side gets everything that they want. >> reporter: members from both parties are praising the last-minute deal to avoid a government default. >> overwhelmingly republicans are going to support the deal. how could they not? it is a fantastic deal. >> reporter: but other republicans and some progressives raise concerns. >> you know i'm not a big fan of in principle or frameworks, that's always a problem if you can't see the exact legislative text. >> reporter: president biden says it's good for all americans. lawmakers must act fast, but will have a little more breathing room. treasury secretary janet yellen said that the default deadline is extended to june 5th. and the house is expected to vote on the bill, the debt

ceiling bill on wednesday. >> brie, if the speaker does convince the house to pass this, what's next after that? >> reporter: so after it does, in fact, pass the house, it is going to go to the senate and that is where chuck schumer has said that he expects a vote possibly on friday, maybe even saturday or over the weekend. so he's just giving lawmakers a heads-up that these talks and these votes may go through the weekend, but they want to get this passed, both the house and senate, and to the president's desk by june 5th. >> that's cutting it close. >> right in time. thank you for that. memorial day is considered the unofficial start to summer, and that means an increase in tourism, that's why some san francisco business owners are pushing back against the ffmt a's new plan to change parking meter hours.

>> kris sanchez has what we know. it's already tough to book in san francisco. >> i just booked parking for next weekend, it's going to cost me $74 to park in a parking garage. metered parking obviously an option, but that's an option that's about to get more expensive as well. they're planning to extend parking hours at the end of july, unless supervisors can get the agency to delay that. supervisors first want to know what the impact on businesses will be. that's why they voted for an economic impact study to make sure the extra money going to those 28,000 meters in san francisco doesn't come at the expense of san francisco businesses trying to make it. >> i think not only should he delay it, but i think we should find a way to help local businesses survive, you know. >> it was so hard to find parking. we paid a parking garage $3 every 15 minutes. >> sfmta estimates extending the

parking hours and adding paid parking from noon to 6:00 on sundays could raise $20 million. it's not chump change. sfmta told us in a statement they believe the economic impact study will validate what they're saying, which is that the proposal isn't bad for business. >> wow, kris, thanks so much. 10:00 p.m. now to a live look in san francisco, where later today on this memorial day police will be out looking for drunk drivers, from 7:00 to 9:00 until 3:00 tomorrow morning, the traffic unit will conduct dui patrols, looking for signs of alcohol or drug impairment. if you are caught, you could go to jail and face fines of more than $10,000. 5:07 this memorial day. we're honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. a live look at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington, where later today president biden will lay a wreath. back here in the bay area, the

beacon on top of mount diablo will light up in honor of military members who died in the line of duty. the beacon was originally lit in 1928 to guide pilots into the bay area. as you might imagine, it was turned off after pearl harbor was bombed, they were fearing an attack on california. since 1964, the signal had only been turned on once a year on december 7th, pearl harbor day, to honor survivors. that changed last year when it was lit up on memorial day and again on veterans day in november. and there will be memorial day events across the bay area today. the benicia post cemetery is holds a service beginning at 8:00. in alameda a service with color guard and live music begins at 10:00 this morning. and at the presidio, a special ceremony and salute at the national cemetery is happening at 11:00 this morning. also today, the state park

system is paying tribute to the members of our military. admission is free for veterans and active and reserve military members. you must show a valid military i.d. or proof of discharge to receive free admission to mount diablo, redwood national park. there are more than 130 national parks in total. the list can be found on the state parks website. it's going to be cool. we're still looking at some of the mild weather we've had over the wen. that continues today. let's head to the north bay with a look at san rafael, what to expect going into the late morning and into the afternoon. starting out cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s. at 2:00, we're at 64, we're going to see our high temperature there. and then it comes back down as we go into the evening. only reaching 68 in oakland today and 73 in fremont. also 73 in livermore.

a lot of these temperatures are 3, 4, 5 degrees cooler than normal. only up to 71 in morgan hill today. and yesterday we saw a couple of spotty showers, especially in the north bay. there's still a chance basically any day this week because of all of the action we've seen over the sierra and for people who are heading back to the bay area, heading back to work, this nice weather still continues. so i'll be following that. let's get you on the roadways this morning with a live look outside in san rafael. we're checking out 280, where we are seeing it is a very light flow of traffic. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we can almost count the cars early this morning. there's just a few people out there. we're looking at no major issues as of now. we have green sensors all around, but we are also just checking out the tri-valley, one of the longer commutes, also expected to jam up today with people trying to catch the memorial day sales at the outlets. we'll be watching that as well. >> looks good.

>> thanks. are you planning your summer vacation yet? next on "today in the bay," the reason those thinking of booking a cruise should act early. also, the steps experts say you should take to protect your trip. >> plus, tiktok in a twist. the reason one mom's hack for getting her toddler to eat in restaurants has the internet divided oncegain. a

happy memorial day. the time is 5:13, as we get a look at sunnyvale. your morning drive to work starts out cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50s. and like we've seen recently, it's going to clear out by late morning and shape up to be a nice day. hopefully you have plans to enjoy it. we'll also see more sunshine. we'll talk about that and the rest of the week's forecast coming up. so this is interesting. there are so many people booking cruises. cruise lines are canceling reservations because they've been overbooked. royal caribbean, norwegian cruise lines said their occupancy rates went above 100% in the first quarter of this year with carnival close behind. cruise companies say they're struggling to keep up with demand, they're making room. but booting passengers from their reservations. one passenger says her canceled cruise cost more than $6,000.

>> got an email around the end of april saying that they overbooked, sorry, and either you can cancel your trip or re-book for october, september, october of 2024. >> now, royal caribbean group who owns celebrity cruises says you don't have to accept the cancellation, but passengers say it didn't seem that way to them. if you purchase travel insurance, most of the time it does not cover cancellations by the company. it's normal for cruises to overbook and have 107% of occupancy, even pre-pandemic. it's a history-making season for the baseball teams of several bay area colleges and it's a first in san jose state history. >> in the air to center. to left. san jose state wears the crown! >> san jose state yesterday won

the mountain west conference tournament for the first time in program history, and in the process the spartans earned a spot in the ncaa tournament. they beat air force 12-9 in an emotional victory. >> those guys mean the world to the program and us, and a lot of people didn't think this program was capable of doing this. i can't say enough good things about these guys. i love them. i'm happy that they get to feel this. >> you can feel the joy emanating through the screen. the spartans are going to the regionals for the first time in 21 years. stanford was chosen as one of the 16 ncaa regional host sites and santa clara won its first tournament to earn an invite as well. the regional pods will be announced later today. 5:16, trending this morning,

"the little mermaid" is making a huge splash at the box office in memorial day weekend. ♪♪ ♪ i don't know how ♪ ♪ but i know something is starting right now ♪ >> disney's live action remake of the 1989 classic easily outswam the competition, bringing in more than $95 million across north america. experts estimate it will reach $170 million by the end of today. the movie displaced fast x as the top spot, with guardians of the galaxy volume 3 sinking to the third spot. that was its fourth weekend since opening. one young mother's tiktok hack is dividing the internet. >> these who agree say it's being economical, putting your toddler first. for others, not so much. >> if we're going out to a restaurant, i'm packing my kid a meal. >> i do this for many reasons. on friday nights my family and i

get together and tonight we're getting food out. my son is not getting food out. >> yeah, 21-year-old carley smith is a single mom with a 2-year-old son. she says on friday nights she goes out to dinner with her family and she argues the simple meals she brings for him, like a pb&j sandwich, cheddar cheese cubes, is probably healthier and available the moment he's hungry. others are urging her to get a babysitter and teach him patience. do you agree? "today" is doing a live poll and people seem to favor her idea by a more than two-to-one margin. >> i think that makes sense. the kids' menu tends to be chicken nuggets, fish sticks. >> my kids love this one restaurant that charges like $10 for kraft mac & cheese that i

could make at home. >> as a mom of an extremely picky eater, i'm bringing what she eats. what is she going to do, sit there and not eat? >> is there an age limit? probably. at some point you have to order off the menu. >> my kids keep ordering cocktails. [ laughter ] >> then again, they're in their 20s. >> you do whatever works. you're a family. i don't know why anyone else has anything to say about that. >> amen. >> absolutely. >> kari has a look at our forecast for people going out on this memorial day. so there's so much going on, whether you're going to work or heading out to the memorial day ceremonies that will be going on around the bay area. take a look at walnut creek this morning, we're starting out with some clouds and nothing that we haven't seen recently. it's 55 degrees, we have a breezy wind. we are going to have a cloudy start throughout the morning and then eventually seeing the sun peeking out and then becoming all clear as we go into today. take a look at the seven-day

forecast. that's coming up at the bottom of the screen. we have baseball in town and we have the a's, the first pitch at 5:07. it's going to be 65 degrees and also windy with some of those gusts reaching to about 20 miles per hour. as we go into the evening, we're headed down to the upper 50s and it's going to be partly cloudy. we also have an earlier afternoon game for the giants. first pitch at 2:05. it's going to be in the low to mid-60s and definitely a lot more windy at oracle park. so it's going to be a day with definitely some layers needed if you're out there at the game. we also needed umbrellas, especially in the north bay yesterday. they developed showers and even a few lightning strikes. we are still watching out for weather that could change very quickly. as we head through may into june, we do typically see some rain, but the chances go down to

our more dry season as we go into june. so it's nice to see there are some showers somewhere across the region. we're going to see temperatures reaching into the low to mid-70s today, but most of us staying in the 60s from novato toward oakland and low 70s for the south bay. tomorrow, about the same, partly cloudy, gradually clearing and temperatures that are still below normal. that continues into wednesday as well. we are seeing pretty quiet weather, spotty showers. we're going to continue to watch out for the chance of daily showers and thunderstorms developing over the sierra, but a little closer to home, nice and quiet. temperatures in the low 70s. i can't believe i'm saying this for june, that we're only looking at low to mid-70s. it does get a little bit warmer for the weekend, but that's upper 70s and our warmest spots inland. san francisco will continue to see highs in the low to mid-60s

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week. >> and buried under rubble. the search and rescue efforts under way in iowa after this apartment building collapsed. the building codes the owners were asked to review and the concerns from first responders. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. i'm scott mcgrew on this monday morning. marcus washington has the holiday off. >> yes, and i'm kira klapper. laura garcia also has this memorial day off. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is not only here, but you're covering the weather and the traffic for us. lots going on. the good thing is it's quiet in both departments. hopefully we can ease through our memorial day. we're starting out with clouds across the bay area and cool temperatures. it's going to be overall a really nice day. and then as we go throughout the week, we'll continue to see highs in the 60s near the coast and low 70s for the inland areas and we'll see more mild weather as we go into the weekend, just a touch warmer.

nice day for a hike and some of the parks are free for veterans, so make sure you check into that. we're also going to see a cloudy morning. then as we go into the rest of the day, clearing out and a mix of sun and clouds as temperatures once again reach into the low 70s. we'll check out all of our microclimates in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks. new overnight, san francisco police are investigating a shooting outside of a mission bay hotel, from a video it's clear some of the shots chattered windows outside of the luma hotel. police tell us one person was shot and hospitalized, a hotel worker tells us he heard multiple rounds fired around midnight. so far, police are not releasing any information. and, of course, today we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. memorial day celebrations and ceremonies will be happening all over the bay area. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live at the

presidio in san francisco with more on the tradition set to begin later this morning. ginger? >> reporter: good morning, scott and kira. it's not only one of the largest memorial day events that's happening in the bay area today, it's also one of the largest that's happening in the entire state. before i tell you about that, i just want to point out how beautiful of a morning it is in san francisco. take a look at the beautiful flags here at the main gate of the national cemetery at the presidio. those flags line the street as you enter the cemetery. you can see the beautiful golden gate bridge in the background. it's going to be the perfect backdrop for the memorial day festivities that are happening later today. what to expect, there will be live music, a formal program, and a gold star family wreath presentation, a flyover as well by the coast guard air station san francisco. now, throughout the weekend, the bay area had a number of events, including one that also happened in san francisco yesterday. take a look at some video from

that. there are hundreds that gathered for a somber ceremony over at land's end in san francisco, with the uss san francisco. the ship was part of some of the most significant fighting in the pacific during world war ii, including the battle of guadal canal. marines were killed in action in 1942. yesterday's ceremony also honored the last surviving member of the uss indianapolis, which was torpedoed in 1945. harold bray was seated in the chair of honor this year. he was one of only 316 men from the crew of almost 1,200 to survive that attack. now, an organizer of the event spoke of the importance of events like this. >> the heroes that fought in world war ii, most of them are gone. it's up to the family and friends to keep their memory

alive. and that's why we continue to put this event on every year, to draw attention to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: there's also a concert that's set to start at 11:00 at the presidio chapel, as well as some memorial day events at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. we'll be here later this morning to tell you more about the commemorations and the celebrations as they get under way. >> ginger, thanks. looks like a beautiful morning to remember those. it will be beautiful in walnut creek as well. they're holding a ceremony in civic park and that event will start at 10:00 a.m. this morning. it will include marks by the mayor and an address by an army veteran. this will be followed by a procession across the street to veterans memorial just outside city hall. portions of north broadway will be closed during the procession.

the ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning. we are learning more about a man who drowned saturday afternoon at lake del valle in livermore. he's been identified as daniel cullison. his family provided these pictures and tell us he will be dearly missed. investigators say he jumped into lake del valle to get an oar that dropped from the family's boat but never came back up. divers recovered his body several hours later. you're urged to wear a life jacket when in or near the water. disgraced terns founder and convicted felon elizabeth holmes is expected to surrender herself and begin her federal prison sentence. this comes after a judge rejected her bid to remain out of prison while she attempts to overturn her conviction on four felony counts of fraud and conspiracy. a judge has recommended sending holmes to a minimum security women's prison camp in texas

near her hometown of houston. according to that prison's orientation handbook, she can expect a 6:00 a.m. wakeup call every day. all inmates are assigned to a job, earning between 12 cents and $1.15 an hour. california's great snowmelt has some people believing they can strike it rich. long-time gold hunters in the sierra are especially optimistic because some are convinced with the winter's heavy rain and then the snowmelt, more rushing water will lead to a miniature gold rush. more boulders and sediment may bring gold from the bottom of the waterways. still some dedicated long-timers say don't make that the reason you're trying. the real treasure is found in the chase. >> a tight group of people, we're all out here for the same thing. >> if you're thinking of coming and finding gold, don't bother. i know people who dig all day and they don't find anything.

>> we should point out these guys never revealed their exact location. one nearby gold buyer said there hasn't been great numbers of people coming in to sell gold this season, at least so far. a reminder if you get close to the rivers, be careful. we are taking a live look outside. clouds covering san jose. it was also breezy. we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall on this memorial day morning. >> good morning. some of those breezes are picking up a lot of pollen, too. if you're lick me and you suffer from allergies, it has been tough these last few days and we're seeing a lot of olive, oak and grass pollen moderate right now. mold is low. just a heads-up if you are about to head out to grab the allergy pill. in martinez it's 55 degrees and very breezy. wind coming in at 13 miles per hour right now. we are going to start out cloudy and then see the sun peek out

from behind the clouds. the sky will clear. we'll reach up to 69 degrees in martinez, 71 in dublin and 68 in san mateo. also upper 60s from novato to napa. santa rosa reaching 71. tomorrow is basically a repeat, upper 60s and low 70s as more people are heading back to work. let's get you to work this morning. i want to let you know that b.a.r.t. is running a sunday schedule from 8:00 a.m. until midnight and caltrain is running a weekend schedule. you want to make sure you're checking ahead before you rely on public transit today. things will be changing. we're also not seeing a lot of people on the roads. so if you do have a vehicle and you're able to commute, it is looking like a smooth flow of traffic. not even seeing a lot of cars at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. so a lot of people observing the holiday. we're just seeing a few cars out there for the morning commute. no problems, either. so let's hope it stays that way. back to you. >> nice to hear. thank you. it is 5:39.

if you're worrying about retirement, you are not alone. ahead on "today in the bay," the key steps you should take now to make sure you're prepared. >> plus, curbing catalytic converter thefts. the new pilot program set to launch in san francisco

good morning. right now at 5:42 on this memorial day, we head down to morgan hill with a look at the morning planner.

we're at 54 degrees, a breezy wind, and it's going to be mostly cloudy. at about 8:00 to 9:00, we see the sun coming out, and it does clear for the rest of today, as our temperatures reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. as you head out on the roads this morning, we are taking a look at our tri-valley drive times, where there will be a lot of people heading out there on the roads. a look at the commute this morning, it is all green sensors, meaning that we are at speed. we'll get a look at traffic and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. welcome back. turkey's president erdogan has won re-election, extending his rule into a third decade. he won a tight runoff, despite high inflation and criticism after a major earthquake in february that levelled entire cities and killed more than 44,000 people. unofficial results show the president with just 52% of the vote. his closest election yet.

turkey stands at the crossroads of europe and asia and plays a key role in nato. new video shows the aftermath of a partial apartment collapse that happened in davenport, iowa. seven people rescued and a number of others injured. there is concern over the possibility that some could still be buried in the rubble. the stability of the building is a big concern for crews. >> we want to make sure all of our responders are able to process through in a safe manner, but still get through as quickly as possible. >> there's no word yet what caused the collapse, but we do know the building's owners were under city orders to make specific repairs and upgrades. now to a live look at arlington national cemetery where many fallen service members are being honored. last week members of the armed forces placed american flags at each of the more than 228,000 headstones in the cemetery. the operation was conducted by

the third u.s. infantry regimen known as the old guard. the tradition dates back to 1948. for many who planted the flags, this tradition symbolizes something greater than themselves. the flags are set to be there for several days after memorial day. and back here locally, later this week a new pilot program will launch in san francisco aimed at cracking down on sat lytic converter thefts. beginning friday, people who live in the sunset can sign up to have their converter etched with an i.d. number for free. the supervisor and sfpd are focusing on the city's sunset district because that's where the majority are stolen. the idea is to make it more difficult for thieves to sell them and easier for police to track them. 5:45. $1 million used to be the magic number for retirement, but studied show that may no longer be enough. so how much should you save and where do you put the money?

that's part of today's making it in the bay. experts say the best way to maximize your savings is to auto mate contributions, take advantage of company matches and 401(k) programs, and lastly, consider the lifestyle you want in your retirement. >> we've been asked a lot about retiring here in california, retiring in the bay area. the fact of the matter is, it is expensive. with proper planning, it can be done and we have lots of clients that do that. a lot of folks are choosing to move and leave the area for lower taxes, accessing the equity in their homes, or just to be close to family. >> experts say if you haven't started saving for your retirement, you should do so right away. america has got talent returns to nbc tomorrow need, auditions begin for season 18. you'll see a shadow puppeteer

from the philippines and a fiddle player from west virginia. both acts win over the audience and the judges. >> this show is always about finding those little diamonds, so we're like the miners and we just keep mining for the diamonds. and every so often you find one. and we found a few diamonds, i think, this year. >> agt returns tomorrow night at 8:00, that's followed by the premiere of "hot wheels ultimate challenge" at 10:00, and be sure to stick around for nbc bay area news at 11:00. 5:46, trending this morning. graduation season is here and many students are excited to move on to their next chapter. >> one little girl moving from kindergarten to first grade took the celebration to the next level at her school's graduation with her dancing team. take a look.

♪♪ >> oh, my gosh. how cute is she? right in the middle there. >> we didn't have to point her out. >> her graduating class performed for the parents and many kids are probably feeling that energy as they get set to hit summer break. but she wins, definitely. >> she's got a junior high graduation, high school graduation and college. she'll get to do it all over again. >> i'll be doing that dance on friday. the last day of school for the kids and now it's summer break. >> and then what do you do with them, summer camp and all of that? >> all that stuff. >> you're so glad you don't have to shuttle kids anymore, and then about halfway through summer, you're, like, i can't wait for these guys to go back to school. >> absolutely. but we've been trying to find stuff for them to do and it's been really good with the nice weather. so easy to just go to the park

and let them run around for a long time and tire them out. we're going to see more of that for today. my goodness, there's not a single car here on the golden gate bridge. are you all sleeping? is anybody watching? i mean, look at that. >> buehler? >> there is a giants came and it's going to be windy. first pitch at 2:05 and it's going to be really nice. we're also going to have another baseball game right across the bay with the a's, but it's a little later, starting at 5:07. 65 degrees there, partly cloudy, and the wind picking up at 15 to 20 miles per hour. s with 'look around the bay area, it was so interesting to see the disturbance fire and also there were spotty showers, especially for the north bay. we did see spotty rain elsewhere across the bay area. now that we're wrapping up may going into june, we do typically see some rain during the month

of may, but it does trend a lot dryer for june and there's still a chance that we could see some of at least the sierra showers and thunderstorms moving through. looking at the bay area, headed for the upper 60s and low 70s, reaching 73 in fremont today and 71 tomorrow. so we're not seeing a significant warm-up here, even as we go through the middle of the week. much of the peninsula in the mid to upper 60s and then as you make your way inland, some low 70s. so looking at what to expect, more cooler than normal weather, more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. and occasionally some of that action makes it into the bay area, so we'll continue to monitor for that chance as we go throughout the week. our temperatures reach into the low 70s today for memorial day. back to work tomorrow, low 70s again. and it does only make it up to about 75 for the end of the week. it will be slightly warmer for the weekend but definitely not warm enough for swimming. i know a lot of the pools will be opening as well.

we're going to be in the low 60s for san francisco each day, starting out with clouds, fog as well as drizzle. let's get you on the roadways this morning. here is a live look at san jose. we're seeing the interchange, not really busy at all. we've seen that across the bay area. a lot of green sensors. i was keeping an eye on the east bay at the approach heading toward the bay bridge. there was an earlier accident. it's still there, but there's not enough traffic flow to really cause a slowdown at this point. a look at those bridge drive times, all green sensors. you're just smooth sailing across the bridges as well. looks good. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. happening now, state and local fire agencies applauding a decision allowing firefighters to continue to use chemical retardant to battle wildfires. environmentalists had sued the u.s. forest service, arguing it

polluted streams, but a judge said it super seeds the potential risks. a coalition from the fire-ravaged town of paradise was among those who argued to preserve its use. a green mystery in italy. still ahead, we're taking a look at what's trending, including bright neon green water taking over the canal in venice. we'll tell you what we know. >> then at 6:00, finding parking in san francisco already is difficult, and in a matter of weeks it could be harder and more expensive. the reason city leaders want to hit the brakes on a controversial parking plan. and you can now watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we are streaming on roku, amazon fire tv, samsung tv+ and xumo. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences and repeats of our newscast

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