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impact that smoke is having on air quality. i will be a true friend to libertarians in the white house. a tough crowd for former president donald trump as he gets booed over the weekend. the pivotal week ahead for his campaign with closing arguments in his historic criminal trial, now less than 48 hours away. plus storms wreaking havoc across the u.s. over the holiday weekend. and the threat is not over just yet. the destruction and where the storm system is heading next. this is today in the bay area. thanks so much for joining us on this monday morning, i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off and i'm marcus washington. well first developing this morning the oakland fire department still on the scene of that large lumber yard fire just off of 880. so that is where bob redell is this morning? it's a man who runs a gas station next to

this fire. he says he's seen unhoused people start a number of fires over the past several months. but oakland fire department indicates they do not believe that was the cause of this fire. here. what's left of the economy lumber here on high street, not far from 880. so the cause is still under investigation. you can see they have a ladder over there and occasionally they've been using that ladder to dump water on this fire. we saw an orange glow earlier. so this fire, even though it is contained, we know there's still the possibility of it flaring back up. so that's why oakland fire is still here on the scene. this is what the fire looked like last night. start around 745. in the evening. it grew so big that oakland fire had to call for a fourth alarm. this is a four alarm fire at its height, at least 80 firefighters were on the scene working to put this out, and for a short time rail service was shut down on the nearby railroad tracks. that has since resumed. now the lumber yard sits near a gas station. as we mentioned, the man who operated again, he said. there's

been fires here before. they normally start along the railroad tracks near a homeless encampment. but again, the fire department says they do not believe that that is what started the fire last night. they don't believe the fire started by the railroad tracks. they believe it started in the lumber yard itself. here's that man at the gas station. i was very afraid that. can we get a lot of gasoline? got over 30,000 gallons of gas under the ground over here. we got a lot of people over here. of course, i was worried. as far as we know, no one was hurt in the fire. and of course, during the firefight itself with the firefighters, they're all safe. they're okay. local roads are shut down in this vicinity, but we don't. this is having no impact on 880, which again, i said is nearby. and as the sun is going to be coming up, we can see that there is some smoke in the air. it is smoldering. and i know there was air quality issues before, but this seems very contained right now. so i don't see this being a huge problem for people unless you're literally on the scene

itself. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell today in the bay could be seen from far away in oakland area. a lot of people were texting about it last night. bob, thank you for that. all right. let's check in with carrie, who is tracking the impact on the air quality this morning. good morning carrie. good morning. and we did see some moderate air quality. but now things have improved. and we're getting mostly clear sky right now as we're starting out. and the outlook for the day is that we'll continue to have good air quality in and around the oakland area, as well as the rest of the bay area. so we're starting out all clear and with temperatures in the mid 50s, it is a cool start. we will continue to see our temperatures slowly warming up, and it will be another nice day. our temperature at about noon will be 71 degrees. we're headed for 77 and we'll see some upper 60s for oakland into the day tomorrow. we're also going to see about the same temperatures, but there will be some warmer air ahead. we'll take a look at that as well as the rest of the workweek. coming up in the full microclimate forecast. back to you. all right, carrie, thank

you. well, turning now to deadly moments overseas, palestinian officials say at least 40 people are dead. this is after an airstrike hit the southern city of rafah in gaza. now israeli forces say that they actually conducted the military operation based on intelligence showing hamas was operating in that area. while the un is condemning israel's actions, this all comes as israeli forces say hamas launched eight missiles from rafah yesterday. no one was hurt or killed. hamas later claimed responsibility for that launch on social media. israel's defense minister says efforts to return the hostages held by hamas are ongoing. well, we are nearing a potential verdict in the hush money trial of former president donald trump. closing arguments begin tomorrow, and it comes after a really tough weekend on the campaign trail for the former president. trump spoke at the libertarian national convention, but voters there seemed hesitant to show them support. the libertarian

party should nominate trump for president of the united states. whoa. that's nice. only if you want to win. only if you want to win. maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. now, president joe biden skipped the libertarian convention instead, speaking to military cadets at west point's commencement, which is a white house tradition. nothing is guaranteed about our democracy in america. every generation has an obligation to defend it. today, the president will travel to arlington national cemetery, where he will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier before delivering an address for memorial day. well, new details in a deadly shooting on the peninsula, police have now identified the man shot and killed. this was friday night in the belmont neighborhood. it happened near hiller and irwin streets. now the victim has been

identified as 27 year old deonte gordon of san francisco. so far, no arrests have been made and police are hoping someone who lives nearby has surveillance cameras which can assist in that investigation. a motorcyclist killed in a crash this weekend in half moon bay has been identified as the mayor's son. it happened on highway one just before 6:00 on saturday night. a sheriff's office says a pickup truck and a motorcycle were involved in that crash. the coroner's office identified the victim as joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado. he is the son of mayor joaquin jimenez, and he was riding the motorcycle. his family shared this picture of the 28 year old. a volunteer firefighter in the area tried to save his life, but he died at the scene. in a statement, mayor jimenez spoke about the loss, saying, quote, this is a complete tragedy. my son was well respected and loved by family, friends and the community. he was respected and never caused any trouble. he had a beautiful heart and was a

giver. he grew up in half moon bay, loved riding stories and riding motorcycles. i am very proud of him. the sheriff's office says the investigation into the cause is ongoing as temperatures rise, the california governor's office of emergency services is actually sending out a warning about swift waters. rivers are going to be more dangerous this summer than years previous. people just have to be cautious and wear your life vests and come out here and have a good time and be safe, especially watch the little ones. you know, that's the important thing because it takes two seconds for one to disappear on you. now, officials remind everyone of other hidden dangers, including freezing waters, large rocks and tree branches. well, new images show the aftermath after a qatar airways plane hit turbulence over the weekend at 12 people were injured on that flight from doha to dublin yesterday. dublin airport officials say that those passengers were checked for injuries on the plane. eight people were ultimately taken to

the hospital. the incident comes five days after a british man died in a suspected heart attack when a singapore airlines flight hit turbulence. the search is underway now for survivors following a massive landslide in papua new guinea. thousands of people are feared dead and over 1100 houses were buried by the landslide, which leveled a remote village in the northern part of that country. drone footage shows the extent of the damage here. you can see on your screen that slide hit about 370 miles northwest of the capital city, port moresby. the at least six villages were impacted by the natural disaster. well, several us states are working to clean up. this is after severe weather swept through over the weekend. now at least 19 people are dead of the serious storms that hit through the area, we're talking about tornadoes hitting parts of the south and the great plains. this is new video of the damage in arkansas. at least eight people there are among the dead following the storm system

and brutal impact. now tens of thousands of people remain without power in the state. the governor signing an executive order authorizing a quarter of $1 million in aid for state emergency officials. the storms are continuing to move east this morning, meteorologist kari hall of course, tracking where that storm system is heading right now. and, carrie, we're going to see some of that impact. yeah, we are seeing that there is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the area around atlanta and much of georgia, and we are going to see that storm system moving into those areas in parts of the south as we go throughout the day. so it is continuing to move off to the east. and that severe weather threat remains there as well as we move to the pacific northwest , there are some light rain that's going to be moving up around the seattle area. this is all staying to the north of us, and we will be dry as we go throughout the day as well. a slightly warmer temperatures. we're going to see spots like san ramon quickly seeing those temperatures warming up, and there will be some coastal fog that will give us a wide range

and temperatures and cloud cover too. as we go throughout the day. it's going to become partly cloudy as we are going to see some early low clouds, but then clearing out as we go toward the afternoon. really nice temperatures ahead with a slight warm up, and i'll show you that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. back to you. looking forward to it, carrie. thanks. a splash of color is coming to downtown san jose and ahead on today in the bay, the army of artists set to transform san pedro square. and the way you can pitch in the stock markets are closed today, but not the real estate markets. there's an open house today. you can live in that house alone or with somebody else. oh, we all love a good challenge. right? well, we're going to tell you about a challenge. you can take part in. all while honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice keep you right here. much more ahead, right here on today of

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get a look at morgan hill and what to expect. today. we're seeing temperatures in the low 50s to start at noon. we're in the upper 60s and headed for the upper 70s. it's going to be a nice memorial day for you, and we're looking ahead to slightly warmer temperatures. so we'll take a look at that coming up in a few minutes. well good morning. very happy monday to you. so our number is here on the board are going to remain frozen in time. markets are closed today tesla with a rare gain on friday. meta this week

will say goodbye to sheryl sandberg. she's been with the company for many years since 2008. she says she'll concentrate on her nonprofit, lean in, also the name of her book. back in 2013. sandberg will step down on wednesday. a lot of people pointing out problems with google's new ai answers on its search page. like any i google, i gathers knowledge from the internet. sometimes it's wrong. one response suggested using glue in your pizza sauce. and this answer, which got a lot of play on social media, suggests you eat one rock a day, so you get your minerals. now, if you're unclear about this, do not do that. do not eat rocks. a google spokesperson says the bad answers are rare and that the company is not been able to replicate some of the silly, or just downright wrong responses that people are posting. also in ai news, elon musk has been able to raise more than $6 billion more for his company x i. the

company says its new funders include the saudis and a venture firm called andreessen horowitz and home alone in winnetka, illinois. the house again for sale. everybody wonder what kevin's mother and father did to afford such an expensive home. you know what? it's not that costly by california standards. the current owner bought it for a million and a half, which is the going rate for a small ranch in the bay area. they want to sell it for five and a quarter. it's five bedrooms, six baths, recently renovated outdoor. that's all. kevin's room, right, indoor movie theater as well. 671 lincoln avenue. now, some, you know, usually when you see the outside of a house, the interior was never used, right? yeah. in home alone, it was the stairwell with the paint can and everything else actually was. and then they built the rest of the sets at a nearby high school that was closed down, called new trier west, and those were the interiors. but that's also where

they shot, breakfast club and parts of ferris bueller as well. it was a very useful high school for them. no kidding. yeah. john hughes did all those, right? yeah well, i want to know what the comps are in that area because 5 million. is it because it's the home alone house? oh, yes. i'm sure that there is a premium home because it's the home alone house. now, i don't know if i'll find out what the comps are. that's a really good question. yeah. yeah. it's like i didn't i mean, the house was nice. i wondered what the parents did to afford to take that many people to paris, france. okay, so minor trivia is early on in the movie. it's his brother. the dad's brother. oh okay. so that's how. what is he doing? right? exactly. that's how they wipe away holly. yeah yeah. thanks, guys. all right, well, there is a new art gallery and wellness space in the south bay, and its grand opening happened over the weekend. and it featured work by someone from our nbc bay area telemundo 48, family flow, stay sound and healing arts opened its doors in

sunnyvale yesterday. there were oracle readings, giveaways and of course there was food artists, including our assignment editor, joe francisco , jose francisco govea and his wife crystal. their work was showcased in the venue's soul song lab, featured an art that i have here is represented of my culture of being a chicano native to san jose and using this material and my voice and my artwork, i'm giving representation to people that grow up looking like me. and from the neighborhoods like me flow state healing and arts also offers workshops and reiki experience as well. a different kind of colorful makeover is coming to downtown san jose. it's a giant mural that's going to be painted in san pedro square. it's a 12,000 square foot street mural created by san jose native jimmy pants paints. the mural will span across a section of san pedro street,

which now is only open to pedestrians. volunteers will help to paint it starting today, and it could be done by next weekend. volunteers are helping out with that. that's cool. so national movement focused on movement, brings home the spirit of memorial day for a lot of people. yeah fans of the military base workout is called rucking. they have special way to honor fallen service members. it's called the murph challenge. it's a special workout named after fallen navy seal lieutenant michael p murphy. he was killed in action in afghanistan 19 years ago. well, since that time, that workout honoring his sacrifice and service really has become a popular event with athletes all over the world rucking is a workout done with added weight using principles of crossfit training. kris i know you love that. yes, a former green beret whose current company endorses it. they say the training calls it the test of physical and mental endurance. honor the sacrifice and service of fallen, of the fallen. before you get to the barbecue and the beers and the and the family fun, you can.

you can honor all who have fallen and that's the true kind of meaning of what memorial day is. and then you can get on to your, your celebrations and, and wave your flags proudly. so if you're interested in it, here's the workout. it includes a one mile run, 100 pull ups, i don't care, 200 push ups, 300 squats, and another one mile and all of it wearing a weighted vest. chris, gary and i already talking about doing some of this ourselves. i mean, when we dream, you have to be in shape before you even start that one, because i can't do i can't do one pool. i could do the impossible. i was just challenged recently to do 50 military style push ups. okay, i got through 25 for you. so i mean, but that was hard and then got 200 on the screen and that's after the mile run. maybe we can all split this up. i know i'm down with that. yeah. add mike to that too. and low challenge. it was like but scott can't

point at your maps. your arms are just dead i know someone do the mile, someone do 20. it's like 25, 25, 25, 25 i think we've got this. yeah. all together, all for those weighted vest. and thank you for all those climb on your back service members out there. thank you for what you've done and what you continue to do. yeah. and i love that the founder recognized that like you know, people enjoy. you don't want to feel guilty for enjoying the extra day off. but like you said, you just it's all about you think about it in the morning and then yeah, well it makes sure we're doing that along with also enjoying the season. this we call it our official unofficial start to summer. right. so we are starting to have some slightly warmer temperatures here as we get into our usual pattern. but memorial day is going to have a cool coast and warm inland temperatures, and we will be on a warming trend over the next few days. some of the warmest days this week will be thursday and friday, but we're only starting out right now at 51 degrees in dublin. we're also seeing a lot of low 50s as you

move over toward the east bay, through the south bay and up the peninsula, some 40s in the north bay. and our overall pattern shows that we are going to have still some warm weather, but gradually warming up each day. this is our usual pattern, where we see foggy conditions at the coast and look at all the rain that could be coming to the pacific northwest and potentially farther to the north as we go toward the end of the weekend. we'll be watching out for that. it could bring us some cooler weather, but today we're looking at a nice little spread in temperatures anywhere from 59 in half moon bay to 78, napa will be in the low to mid 80s for areas farther to the north, and lake and mendocino counties over toward vacaville and fairfield. we're going to see low 80s, but mostly 70s from san jose to the tri valley into the day tomorrow. it's going to be also nice and seasonable. temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s. and then on wednesday there will be some slightly warmer temperatures, but once

again, the much warmer air will be here by the end of the week. and we can see that in our 7-day forecast, as we'll see temperatures going from mid 70s for to today low 80s by wednesday, and then mid to upper 80s possible by thursday and friday. but then those temperatures come down through the end of the weekend. and san francisco will see highs and low 60s for today, with upper 60s through the end of the week. chris and marcus all right. thank you carrie. looking at some of those 60s and temperatures reminds me that we are now 60 days away from the paris olympics. next year on today in the bay, we're going to introduce you to an east bay sailor who is among those going for gold in par. and we also want to introduce you to some of the athletes with bay area ties who will be representing team usa. three time wnba champ chelsea gray is looking to bring home another olympic gold. she was actually a member of the 2020 team that went six and ro in tokyo to bring home gold. gray is also an analyst for our sister station, nbc sports

california. we'll be right back

since sailing has been an olympic sport since the first modern games in 1896. yeah, and this summer. and east bay sailor will be among those going for

gold in paris. david liebenberg grew up sailing at the richmond yacht club after coming short twice before he realized his dream of making the us olympic team just a few weeks ago at the world championships in france. he and his teammate qualify for the olympics in the norcal 17 class to actually qualify for the olympics. it's really special and i'm going to be able to, you know, tell my kids about it, hopefully tell my grandkids about it one day. and i'm really looking forward to the olympic experience now. the naka 17 boat is a performance catamaran. it can reach speeds equivalent to 30mph. do they spend all of their time out on the water though? like how long does that sailing contest take? i'll check it out. i'm not sure because i'm thinking he's like the olympic experience. i'm like, but you're not even going to get to see the village if you're out on the water. i don't know, i should look it up. maybe they just go and come back. you can find all of your olympic trivia on nbcbayarea.com. all right, next top stories we're following

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crews work to put out the fire, which is still smoldering. the images that i experience, it will endure for the rest of my life. helping people trapped in a war zone. ahead, we hear from one bay area nurse who is sharing more about her time in gaza, and we are observing memorial day as well. the events happening across the bay area honoring the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. this is today in the bay thanks so much for joining us on this monday morning. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off and i'm marcus washington. let's get you started with that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall , of course telling us what we can expect today. how's it looking out there, carrie? well, you're starting out cool. and we're also seeing a few clouds here. and there near the coastline. and then the farther you go inland, it is mostly clear. so as we're getting started, most of us are right at about 52 degrees, and there is a light wind. as we get a look at san francisco, we are going to

start out cloudy and eventually work our way toward a little bit more sunshine. but it will be a cool day with some breezy winds and temperatures in the upper 50s for the afternoon. eventually making it into the low 60s and fremont. it's going to be 73 today and 81 in fairfield, san mateo 66 and in santa rosa. we're going to be in the upper 70s. so we'll talk about a gradual warm up as we head throughout the week and getting out on the roads. i wanted to show you the san mateo bridge as there is such a light flow of traffic this morning. here and all around the bay area, we are going to continue to hopefully see commutes like this. not even a wait at the bay bridge toll plaza, and they probably won't even turn on the metering light, as we typically see at this time of day. and look, overall, the bridges are flowing well all across the bay area. only a few minor incidents , but nothing that's slowing down the commute so you can hang out with us and watch for a little bit longer before you head out the door. i'll have another update in a few minutes.

thank you so much, carrie. developing right now. it was a very long night for firefighters who are still at the scene of a large fire at a lumber yard. it started last night in oakland near interstate 80. and that's where we find today in the bay's bob redell this morning for us live. okay, so, bob, the conditions there this morning, what are they like? because this has been going on for quite some time now. well much improved as you can see behind me, the fire is contained but it is still smoldering, which is why the oakland fire department is still on the scene here of what remains of economy lumber here at high street, not far from 8 to 80, this is the remains of it. you might be able to see the smoke still wafting into the air. this is what the fire looked like shortly after it started. around 745 last night. you can see big flames. as you can imagine, there was a lot of lumber inside, which provided a lot of fuel for this fire. oakland fire escalated the firefight to a fourth alarm, which at one point meant there were at least 80 firefighters here on the scene. fortunately,

no one was hurt and the fire was contained to this property. a man who runs a gas station next door says he's recently seen a number of small fires set along the nearby railroad tracks by unhoused people. but oakland fire tells us they don't think this fire originated there, that it started at the lumber yard itself. the exact cause still under investigation. there are railroad tracks nearby. as i mentioned, rail service was briefly shut down, but it has since resumed. and i know there are concerns about air quality here. we are about 100 yards from it. yes, you can smell that. there was a fire here, but it's nothing as far as i'm concerned, where we're sitting here feeling we're having a trouble breathing reporting live here in oakland, bob redell today in the bay just makes people wonder whether they should call nine one so you don't have to. it's out. thank you so much, bob. so bay area nurse is opening up about the devastating scene she witnessed firsthand during her recent humanitarian mission to gaza. sandy adler is from fairfax and

in early april, she returned from a two week stay in gaza, where she was helping an international team trying to save the injured. she says she's done humanitarian missions in other parts of the world, but this is by far the worst crisis she's ever witnessed. not only are people living on a daily basis, hearing bombs explode close to them, gunfire, fire close to them from drones, limited capability in terms of self care, in some of the camps, there's just one shower for several hundred people. minimal latrine issues, clean water. water is very expensive for them to buy, she says her heart breaks every day for the innocent victims, so many of whom are children. and she put the politics aside in her mission, saying the conflict had no influence on her decision to help. well, happening today here in the bay area and across the nation for that matter, americans remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice for

our country today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live for us in san francisco. ginger. the city started this memorial day commemoration a little early this year. correct that is correct. good morning, marcus and chris, and happy memorial day to you as well as everyone really across the bay area who is commemorating today. for those who pay the ultimate sacrifice, those, those events, those commemorations will continue on throughout the day, including one later this morning at the national cemetery in the presidio that starts at 1030, but also, as you mentioned, happening in san francisco are also happening in san francisco at lands end over the weekend, the uss san francisco memorial foundation put on its annual ceremony to remember the crew of that famous warship, 100 sailors and seven marines were killed during the historic world war two battle of the guadalcanal. in 1942. hundreds came out on sunday to pay their respects and listen to the musical tributes. now, some gathered were the

descendants of the men who gave their lives for our country. others paid tribute to the honor and sacrifice that memorial day is all about at the ship. one of the most storied ships of the naval history decided to go into a combat situation that was simply suicide. and they did it because they needed to save the lives of the marines on the beaches of guadalcanal. this story is of sacrifice, and this is the sort of story we want people to remember on the memorial day weekend, as we keep in mind those who did not return home from their time in service, and other ceremonies and remembrance events are taking place this morning. here's just a couple of them. mill valley will hold its annual memorial day celebration and parade. things start off with a pancake breakfast, fundraiser, fundraiser for a pre parade ceremony and a parade to start at 1030 this morning. now over in alameda, the uss hornet will host members of the us navy with a wreath laying ceremony and a

flyover, as well as a book sale that will start at 11 and also in the east bay. walnut creek will have music and a procession to the veterans memorial that starts at 11 as well. now, if you go over to our website, we've put together a whole list of events that are happening across the bay area. go ahead and go to nbcbayarea.com and click at the link at the top of our home page. you'll have all of the things that you need to know. also, for veterans and military personnel, today is a good day to head to a california state park. admission is free today. a small, a small way to say thank you for, for your service and also to honor those who lost their lives in doing so. guys, back to you. all right. thank you so much, ginger . well, a community coming together to help a beloved san francisco dog walker. these are the moments those flames started . this was last tuesday morning inside the alamo square neighborhood. the video shared with us from a neighboring ring camera. the cause of that fire is under investigation now.

community members attended a barbecue yesterday to help terry williams. you see right there, fire broke out while williams was at city hall. supervisors were actually discussing a resolution denouncing the racist mail he's received twice in the last few weeks at his home. longtime neighbors. we spoke with say that they are appalled, but williams says that he is grateful for all of the support san francisco is supposed to be this, like, safe, inclusive place and then, you know, something like this happens and it's just heartbreaking. it's so awesome, man, to tell you the truth, it really does like it makes me. it humbles me that so many people showed up. so, you know, i'm very proud and grateful. now between two gofundmes and yesterday's fundraiser, williams says that his family, they have the money they need to renovate their home and return to their neighborhood. yes, unfortunate and inspiring. yeah. well, now to a live look at sfo this morning. americans are set to set a record at airports this

holiday weekend. tsa says they screened more than 2.9 million people at checkpoints across the country on friday, the most in a single day. the previous record was set during last thanksgiving holiday as well. tsa says the five top ten busiest travel days in history happened this year alone, and my mother in law flew from new york here on friday, and she can attest to the fact that it was packed. she said she had not seen the airport that busy in a long time. all right, let's take a look at our forecast. carrie, i'm loving the cooler weather. yeah, it's been nice to have that here, but we've had a lot of storms elsewhere, and we were waiting to see if there's going to be any delays at the airports as a result of some of the storms that we're seeing, especially for atlanta. the major hub there. and despite the storms, there are no delays at this point. everything is looking good for now across the country. but we know one delay can basically cause a ripple effect

as we take a look at what to expect here at home in concord. it's going to be in the mid 50s at 8:00. we're going to have a nice warm up today and a perfect 70 degrees for lunch outside at noontime, and we're going to see as we go throughout the day temperatures in the mid to upper 70s, eventually making it up to 73 degrees in fremont, 68 in oakland. ande'llee some low 60s for san francisco, while the north bay will be in the mid to upper 70s. as we go through the week, we continue with this beautiful weather near normal temperatures on wednesday. also about the same, but we'll talk about an end of the week warm up. that's coming up in just a few minutes. chris and marcus. all right. thank you carrie. 541 right now. so a leak is forcing some people from their homes. this is in one senior living complex. well, coming up, we're going to talk about the ongoing mystery surrounding what's leaking there and the continued ripple effect. they're facing more pressure on president biden from ukraine. and a look ahead to a very busy campaign week and

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temperatures are cool in the upper 40s, but we'll have a nice day as our temperatures reach into the mid to upper 70s. we will see more weather like this going throughout the week, so we'll check it out in our full microclimate forecast coming up. thank you so much kerry. dozens of seniors in the east bay are waking up in a hotel this morning after a hazardous material situation at their senior living facility in oakley yesterday. firefighters say they discovered a water leak with an unknown substance in a bathtub on the second floor of an oak grove, senior terrace. the hazardous materials team was called in and it's not clear what the exact type of substance is. they're still trying to figure that out, but firefighters say it could be sewage. the situation is impacting power in the building as well. 60 residents, some of whom use wheelchairs or walkers, were evacuated as a result. if i didn't have an extra oxygen tank, i would be in bad shape

because they don't have no generators here. they don't maintain these buildings like they're supposed to. if they did, we wouldn't have these problems. the seniors say they have dealt with flooding here before, and firefighters did confirm that. we have reached out to oak grove senior terrace but have not received a response. no official word yet on when the seniors will get to go back to their homes. well, search is underway in southern california this morning after general hospital actor johnny richter was killed. this was while trying to stop a catalytic converter theft. now, it happened in downtown l.a. around 3:00 saturday morning. that's when they say actor found three men trying to steal his car's catalytic converter. he tried to stop them. and that's when one of those men shot him. the group ran from the scene. police are still searching for them. paramedics rushed her to the hospital where he died. a more pressure on president biden this morning to allow ukrainians to expand their use of american weapons. scott mcgrew

ukrainians. they want to be able to fire their weapons into russian territory because that's where the russians are. good morning. they're staging troops in russia. that's where the fuel and weapons dumps are. the ukrainians want to hit, but the west says you can use our weapons only to target invaders in your own country, only not across the border. meantime, the russians continue to hit civilian targets. at least 16 people were injured after this bombing of an apartment building in kharkiv. it also housed a post office and a beauty salon. the ukrainian national police releasing this video of a russian strike on a big box hardware store as well. the equivalent of our home depot. the death toll still rising, but it's at least ten. president biden has been reluctant to allow ukrainians to expand their use of american weapons. the president meantime speaking to graduating cadets at the us military academy's graduation at west point. thanks to the us armed forces, we're doing only

america can do as the indispensable nation, the world's only superpower, and the leading democracy in the world. never forget, america is the strongest when we lead not only by our example of our power, but by the power of our example. the president spent more than an hour returning salutes from each and every newly minted second lieutenant. former president trump was at the coca-cola 500 race in north carolina sunday. his plane did an overflight before the race as well. he met with families of police officers hurt and killed in a recent raid in charlotte the day before trump attended the libertarian national convention in washington, dc. you may have heard about this. he was greeted by boos, but before we get to the boos, it's worth noting trump made history. never before has the presumed nominee for one party addressed the convention of a different party. the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. whoa. that's

nice, that's nice. only if you want to win. only if you want to win. maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. now, trump and biden need every vote they can get and need to reach out to unlikely voters. strategically. if trump picked up a few votes here, it's probably worth the booze. the libertarians, by the way, did not nominate trump. trump never filed for the paperwork. they tapped chase oliver, who actually performed quite well in recent georgia state senate races. president biden, vice president harris will be at arlington national cemetery today for memorial day ceremonies, where the president, of course, will lay a wreath at the tombs of the unknown. chris, thank you so much, scott. there was some history made at the indianapolis 500. and now he's going to do it back to back. josef newgarden is a two time

indy 500 winner. you may have watched it right here on nbc bay area, and for the first time in more than two decades, a back to back winner at the brickyard, josef newgarden, did a last lap pass in order to win. the race started following four hours of delays because of heavy storm activity there. well, the a's are off today. yesterday at the coliseum, they fell behind too far too early. by the end of the fourth inning, they were down five zero to houston. now they did manage two solo home runs to get back into the game, but the a's still lost five two. well, let's hope the giants can put some jet lag behind them when they host the phillies this afternoon at oracle park. and i'm guessing they had a long flight back yesterday from new york, because that's where they were yesterday. and their series ending against the mets. now the game started well with a home run from brett wisely giving the giants a21 lead. but things got dicey in the bottom of the ninth. reliever tyler rogers gave up a walk and four hits,

including the game winning single. there the giants lose to the mets four three. a box office slump, this memorial day weekend as numbers cruise toward a two decade low. you hungry, little guy? neither the garfield movie nor furiosa mad max saga brought back the movie slump. sony's garfield is claiming number one for the entire four day weekend, with an estimated $31.9 million in ticket sales through memorial day. furiosa. the mad max prequel claimed the first place spot for the weekend with 25.6 million. that is according to studio estimates. aside from memorial day in 2020, when theaters were closed because of covid 19, these are the lowest earning number one movies in 29 years. since casper earned 22.5 million in the first

four days back in 1995. so we just say those outside. i'm just saying when you hear those numbers, you're like, wow, that's a lot. and you're like, well, i guess not. no, for this weekend anyway. all right. well, happening tonight, a special veterans edition of the weakest link. yeah. one veteran competing is from the bay area hi, i'm maria. i served in the navy for over 20 years as an air officer. thank you. maria a look and there's a carry you can help root her on during tonig episode. starts at 10:00. and then make sure to watch at nbc bay area news at 11:00. i got distcted by our carrie. yeah. i can't wait to see what she says. the host of the weakest link has to say to those you. i mean, they're veterans. you better not be are. no trending this morning. the curry family is now a party of six. steph and his wife ayesha are welcoming their fourth child. yeah. the couple made that announcement on instagram yesterday. you can see

right here posted the new baby curry decided to make an early arrival. so the name of the new baby is cassius chia. this is a born in may 11th and is doing well. or was it cassius chai? maybe chaos, maybe chaos. chaos or chaos? no i'm not sure. yeah, we'll have to wait till they tell us. yeah all right. well, congratulations to the curry family. they're joins you know the already riley ryan and son cannon. so yeah. well the kids sometimes decide what to call their sibling because they can't say their name. peanut. i mean, like, my brother and sister would call me itty because they couldn't say christy. oh yeah. itty? that's what i'm gonna call you. they still call me like, hey, hetty, i have a great aunt that called me marky wacky. oh, mikey. wacky. that's cute. yeah. that's cute. she still does say, hey, wacky, can we get a graphic of that? vargas mario. any names for you? carrie keeping it simple. yeah. all right, well,

we're starting out on this memorial day with a few clouds near the coast and sunshine for the inland areas. here's a live look outside in san jose as we're getting started. it's going to be cool near the coast. if you're going there to also take up this, what we call the unofficial start to summer. and it's going to be warm for the inland areas, but not too warm. and the warming trend continues through the middle of the week. the warmest days will be thursday and friday before we start to see those numbers coming down again. as you're stepping out the door in vacaville, it is 56 degrees 51. in fremont and in san mateo we're in the low 50s overall, low 50s as we are getting this day started and then into the late morning into the afternoon. we're headed for the 60s in hercules with a high of about 6768 degrees. there we'll see a high of 68 in oakland and 71 in hayward in mountain view, 73 today, all of these numbers look so nice to enjoy some more time outside, as well as attending

some of those ceremonies. and then as a lot more people are heading back to work. this weather continues into tomorrow as well. seasonable temperatures with some mid 70s for the south bay, mid to upper 70s for the east bay and the north bay will be in the upper 70s and low 80s. and then just a touch warmer for wednesday. once again, the warmer temperatures will be coming on thursday and friday. and then looking ahead to our long range outlook, there's going to be several storms moving into the pacific northwest, the bay area, just warm for the middle of the week. but then as those storms move a little bit closer to us, our temperatures will come down from sunday into early next week. but that's about all the changes that we'll see. just some minor changes with our temperatures, our memorial day forecast will be in the mid 70s, up to 84 on thursday and then into the weekend. still looks pretty nice here and in san francisco. will be in the low 60s today and tomorrow and then upper 60s through the end of the week as we get a mix of more sun and

clouds getting out on the roadways this morning. want to show you some of the drive times. this is a look at the bridge drive times that are still all green, meaning that everyone is flowing at speed. really no major backups. as we take a live look at san rafael 101, both north and southbound are looking great, and the approach to the richmond-san rafael bridge. there's just a few cars out there, 1 or 2, and then looking at the bay bridge, also a light flow of traffic. so you can enjoy a little bit more time at home before stepping out for work this morning marcus and chris. all right. thank you carrie. well happening now. redwood city police. they are asking for your help this morning as they are looking for a missing woman, 82 year old carol hagerty was last seen in issa street. this is around seven last night. she is believed to be suffering from dementia. police say that she's five five. she was last seen wearing a dark blue jacket and black pants. if you know anything about her whereabouts, maybe you saw her. you're asked

to call 911. a large fire, now contained in the east bay. but you might still smell that lingering smoke ahead at 6:00. we'll take you live to the scene with new details on the investigation. bob redell is out there, and kerry is keeping an eye on air quality as well because that is still smoldering. also, for anyone planning to swim california waterways this summer. new warning about some extra dangerous conditions you're watching today in the bay

hey, we're live from the scene with the first. look at that damage as the sun begins to rise. plus the impact that smoke is having on air quality. and a san jose state professor suspended this is after her involvement with students protesting the war in gaza. the accusations the university is making against her and honoring american fallen soldiers. the way the u.s. is remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice this memorial day, this is today in the bay