live from the cbs bay area news, this is kpix5 news. right now and streaming on cbs bay area news, fbi arrest ad fugitive in connection with the last month's mass shooting in sacramento, and we will tell you where they found the suspect. plus, governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid, and he has met with lawmakeers and others, and could they be exposed. and plus we will meet with dancers and others participating in the parade. and also, we will talk about

look for six people killed and dozens injured april 3rd and now agents in las vegas have arrested ayton after he was traced to an apartment in las vegas, and he is going to be facing murder charges in what police say is a shootout between rival gangs. turning our attention to the first alert weather, and it is all gone. look at that, the clear view of the golded gate bridge, and all of the cameras can see perfectly clear, and this is a noticeably sunny day, and the sunrise happened at 10 minutes before 6:00, and that is the camera there. and for the low to mid-50s now, and we will warm up four to five degrees above where we were

yesterday, and we will be in the upper 70s for inland locations, and low 70s in the bay, and tomorrow is the warmest of the three-day weekend and we will look at that and the forecast for carnaval today, and, back over to you, devin. >> and for the coronavirus, governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid-19. he is experiencing mild symptoms, and glad that he is vaccinated. he is going to quarantine until next week. he had c with the prime minister of new zealand and they posed for pictures and shook hands and pledged to fight climate change and pledged to fight gun control. there was a statement that said that the prime minister took precautions such as masking up and meeting outdoors including for her meeting with the governor. on wednesday, newsome and other democratic leaders held an indoor meeting to talk about gun reform. the governor got his second covid booster shot on may 18th.

there is a good chance that you know somebody who recently tested positive and the numbers back it up with the rising positivity rates in all of the bay area counties. so now we have a report the tell you what may happen next. >> reporter: and one doctor said it is like when cases go up, bring a mask and wear it when you go indoors. >> reporter: san francisco dropped the indoor mask mandate months ago, but this woman wears one when she is shopping at the mom and pop stores. >> it is striking a balance, and there are a lot of children and elderly people who cannot get vaccinated. >> reporter: she never threw the mask away and says it is more important as the cases are going up. >> and double boosted, and i will take tests if i travel. >> reporter: and state officials say that the subvariants have sparked a rise in case, and report that the positivity rates

are up across the bay area, an contra costa leads the way at 12.3%, and other counties are not far behind, and alameda county has the lowest percent. >> we will see an increase after this weekend, because there is so much virus around, but i don't expect hospitalizations to go up that much, because the rates of vaccination, and particularly boosting are really high in the bay area. >> reporter: triple a says that roughly 39 million people are traveling this weekend, and close to prepandemic levels and aside from the pandemic levels, dr. hong says it is best to wear a mask like you are attending a preparm event. >> it is risky that 1 in 20 people will have it even if they have no cough or any symptoms.

>> that is why at growing up art and craft store, the owner maintains a capacity limit and says that customers should wear a mask. >> i chose for people to wear a mask, and i got a letter from someone who was upset about it. >> reporter: as for jacqueline, she won't let the latest surge stop her from living life, and she is going to take special steps attending a convention. >> i am going to take my own ride rather than flying. >> and for kpix5, jada lynn. and people who are not vaccinated are five times more likely to become ill and die than those who are vaccinated an boosted. a fire that broke out in a facility on leo avenue and monterey and tully road. the fire was caught on this

alert camera. the fire captain said it threateded several commercial facilities, and it did cause minor damage on a u.p.s. facility. crews are using an excavator to get to the actual fire, and they are asking people to avoid that area. in the east bay, neighbors rescued a neighbor from a house fire on oakley, and happened near sand mound boulevard, and large plumes of smoke could be seen from across the town, and neighbors used a ladder to save boats as embers were seen behind the docks and homes. and now, we sent john ramos to ember stomp. >> reporter: the fact that marin county would create a community festival over the subject of wildfire shows you how seriously they are taking it and how much a part of it is of the public

consciousness. >> reporter: marin county is lucky, and they know it. they have not had a disastrous wildfire, thane know it, and everyone who has crossed over know how lucky they are. >> there used to be one fire safety for marin, and now there are almost all fire safety. >> reporter: there was music and a petting zoo where they could meet the kids to be safe of the hillside and the way to remove brush and bring people for fire safety in one place. betsy lives close to a wooded open space which puts her on the edge in more ways than one. >> when the wind picks up at night, it is hard to sleep. >> reporter: so today, she was on a mission to deal with the attic vents. >> reporter: i am going to replace the vents in case the embers come down the driveway.

>> had you thought of that before? >> no, it is all new, and there is awareness out there, and i am paying attention. >> reporter: industry is paying attention to, and many firefightering companies have sprung up to meet the demand. fortress firefighters has built this rig to hose down landscaping and homes themselves with a special retardant coating that pulls moisture from the surrounding air. >> when the wildfire is there, and the embers are hitting, they are going to be hitting a wet retardant and it is going to retard that from starting a fire. >> the lessons are familiar, keep the flammable material from directly touching structure and foliage from five feet away, and the type of plants in landscaping matters, but sophia porter, with the uc cooperative extension says that even if you can't do everything, do something. >> i want to empower the community and the people in general so that they know that any little step they do is in

the right direction. >> marin can't avoid wildfire forever, but the message of ember stomp is that whatever they do today no matter how small will have an impact on what happens tomorrow. >> there is going to be a fire at some point, but the fire is going to be less than what it would have been if we had not held this organizing and brought people together like this. >> in san rafael, john ramos, kpix5. and now, this week, saturday was day two of the bottlerock, and 40,000 music fans flocked to wine country, and betty yu was there. >> right now, the hip hop rock is closing out night two of bottlerock, and take a look, the fans are soaking up every minute. ♪ >> reporter: mount westmore made up of bay area favorites plus

ice cube and snoop dogg got the crowd moving saturday night. you could feel the energy among the fans as the group blasted hit after hit. their performance was just one of the big draws of the festival. singer pink was among the star-studded lineup on the culinary stage where she took part in a blind-folded taste contest. averill lavine attended to the first time. >> people can hear the different styles of music, and i found a new artist, adelph from australia and she was so good. >> and we are pushing at least

11,000 to 15,000 a day, and from the morning tonight time. >> reporter: and bottlerock means big business for the restaurants struggling to emerge from the pandemic, and last year's bottlerock was pushed to labor day weekend when the festival required proof of covid vaccination or a negative test. this year, no restrictions. >> so, we are being back last time, and felt great to be out of the house, but it was different, and now it is like, we are back, it is where we are supposed to be. it is food. it is music, and it is bottlerock. i am so happy. >> reporter: deejay time performed in the disco party, and they set up the garden which featured cannabis vendors, and for all of thegoers, it was a mood that was familiar. in napa, betty yu, kpix5.

we are counting down the hours, and it is just hours at this point as carnaval returns to the mission district. this team of 200 talented dancers have been preparing non-stop for the parade, and they will be one of the largest dance groups returning this year. the presidio gave them permission to dance on the street, and for some of the dancers, it is going to be their first time to dance in the parade. >> my mom told me that you have to madden yourself like an amazonian warrior, and that is the mindset. >> i was pulling hair, and now when she hears the drums, and like, oh, yeah. you get the energy. >> reporter: the group is going to be led by the senior members, and the vets, and system of the dancers have participated in almost all of the carnavals since 1981. catch the live coverage on nbc news bay area at 10:00 a.m., and it is going to travel west at mission street and ending at 15th and harrison.

many of the long-time businesses in the area are looking forward to the traffic boost, and those dining at cafe la as thea will have a front row seat. >> it is to bring the vibe. >> it is all starting at 9:30 this morning. well, the time now is 6:12, and still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on bay area news. while texas is beginning the healing process, what group made their presence heard this weekend. and we will be

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2022 silverado 1500 pickups. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. welcome back. the time now is 6:15. airline fares an gas prices continue the rise, and that means that many americans will be spending more money to travel this weekend. aaa expects millions of americans to travel this weekend which is 8.3% increase over last year's numbers and gas prices have jumped over 50%, and airfares are up over 6%. >> we probably would have come earlier and stayed longer, but the prices have just gone crazy. >> we are shortening the trip because of gas. >> so while the freewayss and airports are crowded, maybe it

is going to be better to stay home. these are the projected numbers for the bay area airports. sfo expects to see 450,000, and oakland expects 137,000, and ma ne -- mineta down in san jose expecting 207,000. bad weather and air traffic control problems forced thousands of cancellations. according to flightware, more than 35,000 flights had to be canceled and delta with the most. the heaviest flight delays were at hartsfield-jackson airport in atlanta. >> a gorgeous start to the day, devin. we start with the camera at north sales tower here over the golden gate bridge. what a difference. yesterday, all day, that bridge was just socked in, and the marine layer was doing the may

gray thing, and today, it is all gone to start out this morning. a very different look to sunday. from what the last two days have looked like, monday is going to look a lot like this, and the last two days of the three-day weekend are going to be the prettier of the two, and they are going to be warmer, and i will show you why memorial day proper is arguably the nicest day of the whole three-day weekend, and today is no slouch. it is going to be a little breezier today, and this is going to impact carnaval, and i wanted to show you the forecast specific for that and then everybody else for that. that is a live view from the sa salesforce looking east. you can see the mid-40s up in the bay area valley, and everybody else is in the 50s. in terms of the carnaval today, it is going to be a sunny day no surprise from what we are seeing, and warming up into the

mid-60s, and it is going to be breezy, and looking at the wind speeds down there, and the first part of the day is going to be fine, and the winds will pick up. and daytime highs is going to climb up into 70s in concord and san jose and 77 is the number in santa rosa, and that going to go back to 1:00 in the morning, and this morning, and watch how fast the clouds cleared out thanks to nice northerly wind in the last few hours getting us ahead right now, and now that the clouds are gone, we will be staying clear. one overview, i wanted to give you how this is going to go in terms of the wind today, because that is one factor to keep in mind. we will pull out the microclimates here and highlighting the mission here, and to 3:00 in the afternoon, we have a 25-mile-an-hour gusts and stronger in san bruno, but later in the day, it is going to be stronger at times. it is classic onshore wind now, and not breezy today until the

early breeze picks up, and first half of carnaval is fantastic, and you could not have asked for better weather, but late afternoon and evening, it is windy out there. it is going to be that way, too, along the east bay shoreline and not as strong. that is the issue today, little breezy. now, monday, sunny and warmer, and inland, the low 80s, and we will see daytime highs here, and the warmup is in the mid- to low 80s, and there a minor issue of monday in the central valley, and a fire weather watch for solano valley, and i will talk to you in the next half hour when we visit again, but for right now, the seven-day forecast. the warmup in san jose is going to get to us near 90 by wednesday, and the rest of the climates will be low 90s for the rest of the east bay valleys and the inland west bay valleys. >> you know, i have looked and

it seems they have inched up a degree or two. >> e, you are a south bay guy, and you are going to be close. by the time we get to wednesday, we will be coming down the wire there, and it is not going to last long, because it is the middle of the week. >> fire up the ac. >> sure. >> okay. good morning, everybody, we have sports and the opening dedid en we had an insane ending to the pac-12 tournament. theate game heroic, and maybe not. details are on

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i'mha walter. the giants had 16 at-bats with a runner scoring position, and could they get them on? the reds have had the worst record in baseball, but the mascots don't care, because they get paid win or lose. and kyle farmer with a three-run homer off of alex wood, and that is the only runs that wood would allow in 5 2/3. and then in the sixth, it is evan longoria up, and then out. a golf clap as he launches it into the bleachers a. one-run game. drama in the ninth. wilmer flores, and then, it is

aquino with the big arm, and who do they send? joey bart, and he was out by a long shot. the series goes to cincinnati, and the ball game goes to cincinnati, and the reds win 3-2, and sf has lost 7 of last 9. mark kotsay attended the daughter's graduation, and so brad ausmus had the manager duties. there is corey seager with a two-run dinger off of zach lobe, and now, marcus semien in his old adobe, and doing the old team dirty. it was never close after that home run. texas wins against oakland. they are 17-3 at home. davidesquer, and stanford taking

on arizona in the bottom of the three, and carter graham, and it is high, and far and it is a two-run shot that gives stanford a 3-2 lead, and the third-ranked cardinal won 5-4, and the 13th straight win, and they will play oregon state or ucla in the pac-12 championship game. maybe the game of the millennium in the pac-12 tournament. ucla scored nine runs in the ninth inning, and force extras, and walk it off on that home run in the 10th inning, and that is a three-run shot to beat oregon, and get this the final score 25-22, beavers. 47 combined runs. how about that? all right. the nba finals begin in san francisco on thursday, and like every other round, the warriors are going to have to wait all seven games to find out who their opponent is. >> well, we are waiting. >> yes, we are, but we shall

have our answer in ten hours or so. last night jimmy butler scored 47 point, and the heat won in boston to force a game seven. the warriors are going to be the much more rested team, but miami has a little motivation to get to the finals, and the motivation was sparked by that guy. draymond green. >> you are asking me who i want to play, and i will tell you who i think that we are going to play. i think that we are going to play boston that is who we are going to play. >> we laughed. i thought that it was funny, because he knows better than anybody, that we have to play the game. it is weird to be a player to pick another team. i don't know. >> stanford softball, and the rally caps were on for a m must-win super regional, and grace mez msmer with the bases loaded, and those were the only two runs scored, and the beavers have a spot in the women's

college world series. soccer now, and the earthquakes player who had two goals against san jose, and now he sneaks one underneath to keeper to give l.a. the lead, and they beat the quakes 3-2. and now, the nhl playoffs, and the rangers in a win or go home against the carolina hurricanes. third period new york up two, and two-man advantage, and so, that is going to happen. that is artemi panarin, and sticking the dagger in the back of the net, and the rangers over the hurricanes, 5-2, and this series is going back to raleigh for game seven. pga, round three of the charles schwab challenge at colonial, and scottie scheffler is bouncing back nicely after missing the cut last week. there is a birdie on 18, and he has a two-stroke lead heading into today, and you can catch the final round right here on

kpix5. that does it for sports. have a great day, everyone. coming up, president biden is heading to texas today, but in the aftermath of the deadly shooting in texas, some residents are having mixed feeling about his visit. >> and also, the ukrainians are taking the fight to the russian, and we will

live from the cbs bay area

studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back. it is 6:30 and thank you for joining us. i'm devin fehely, and let's start with a quick check of the weather with our meteorologist darren peck. >> let's look at what we have been dealing with from the last couple of days. there are no clouds out there. and we have had a northerly wind, and it is beautiful, and that is the look from sutra camera, and looking out over the bay, and how fantastic. it is going to be much sunnier than yesterday. we are starting out in the 50s, and going for daytime highs, and it is 5 degrees warmer than we were yesterday, and the temperature in the bay is about 5 to 7 degrees warmer, and 70 in freemont, but it will be breezier, and also, what does

that mean for carnaval. the full forecast will be coming up, but for now, it is up for you. in some events you are comfortable in chief, and it is in that role that the president is heading to uvalde, texas. prinen. >> reporter: the presid addressed mass shootings in his commencement address at the university of delaware. >> and in far too many places in the grocery store in new york, and in the school in texas, far too many have died. >> reporter: the president, and the first lady is planning to meet with the families, and attend mass. >> too much fear, too much

grief. >> reporter: a choir performed at a growing remoirl to honor the victims, and many prayers, and hulgs as the community tries to heal. around 100 motorcyclists made the trip from san antonio. >> they just touch everyone's hearts. it is the right thing to come in to give the respects. >> reporter: but mixed with the grief is the questions of the police response, and following reflations that the officers were held back from confronting gunmen as the children trapped inside of the classroom with him called 911 for help. and not everyone is happy about the president's visit. >> he is going to be here for a couple of hours to say what he wants to say is not what we need. >> reporter: and an investigation into the police response is under way. vice president kamala harris and her husband attended the

funerals in a buffalo, new york after a gunman killed some people in a brooklyn super market. she called for action. >> this is a moment that calls for people, all god-loving people to stand up and say, we will not stand for this. enough is enough, and we will come together, based on what we all know that we have in common, and we will not let those people who are motivated by hate separate us or make us feel fear. >> the state assembly has filed a bill to make it easier for victims of gun violence to sue gun manufacturers. and also, it allows lawsuits to

be filed against manufacturers for civil lawsuit, and that bill is now in the hands of the senate. and now for the latest in ukraine. the russian forces are appearing to be poised to take a chunk of ukraine called luhansk. these are the images this weekend of ukrainian fighters and russia says it is overrun by a key railway junction, and at the same time ukrainian and russian forces are engaged in hand-to-hand combat, and power is out in that area, and there is alarm as the russian forces are storming the city. and ukraine is mounting a response to the battle against

russia. the president is giving ways in which we can support ukraine. >> what is important is answering your question in earnest is that for us to be heard, for us to be understood, and for the leaders of specific countries should feel this pressure of this society, and it is only then that they will appreciate the pain and feel it with you, through you. it is very important. they should not have their heads in the clouds. >> president zelenskyy also mentioned the elementary school that left 19 students and two teachers dead. >> and we are living in this terrible times when american people express their condolences because of the death of ukraine

people at war, and we express our condolences because of death in peace. >> reporter: he says that he has seen much change since september, but he is still hoping for much hope in the fu ♪ san francisco's mission district is alive with music, dance and food and other festive tis for carnaval, and it is the largest multicultural celebration on the west coast. and max shows us how some of the businesses are hoping to cash in while the crowd cashes out. >> reporter: the return of the business district, and the true meaning of the parade carries a new meaning for the businesses along mission street. it is tough not the feel the music. especially for enrique barrow.

>> it is one thing that you to follow, and it is called the rhythm. >> the latinos celebrating the heritage, and our music. our friendship and our families. on sunday, mission street is going to host the main event, the parade which has not happened gains the pandemic. the folks at cafe la as thea will have a front row seat. >> cynthia rogers, and carlos deamore means colors of love and that is the unity of colors and that is san francisco in a nutshell. >> the group is introducing a new mission to the district, bar

taza. and they are celebrating after years without much to celebrate. >> celebrating life is important right now. >> and that is what barrow plans to do all weekend. >> it is not only the love between us, but of latinos that we share around the world. >> the parade will kick off tomorrow morning and it begins at 6:30 a.m. >> make sure that you catch the carnaval parade at 10:00 a.m. on kpix5. >> it starts and ends on

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if you are looking to swim at one of the east bay regional parks this memorial day weekend, you might want to check if they are open. many of the popular swim areas like lake anzo are closed because of low water levels and cleaning out blue green algae areas that have overtaken the areas. >> there are some that are closed for various reasons. some of them for construction, and some of them are due to environmental issues. yeah, we do have some of the facilities that are open, and we are open here at diablo foothills. >> hart. starting out the forecast by focusing on the forecast for carnaval. a lot of people in the mission today, and we will start out about the specifics, and why tomorrow might be the better day to start. okay. carnival is the daytime with no

clouds which is a big part of the story, or most of the story. so it is going to be a big part of the blue sky that you have gotten used to. and the big part of the carnaval is the fine print down there, and by the later afternoon, and once we get past 2:00 or 3:00, the parade through the morning is going to be picture perfect, but if we are watching the microclimate forecast with the high resolution wind, now you will start to see the colors really brighten by the time we get into the late afternoon, and early evening, and there is the mission to spotlight, and when we get the onshore winds you will feel it. a 23-mile-an-hour wind, and looking at sam brew noh with the 24-mile-an-hour gust, and the winds will start to die down right after that. now, there is the scene with

most of yesterday with the fog having most of the city socked in. and yesterday, concord and san jose, and santa rosa warmed up. if you have just watched the last few hours, there is a southerly marine layer, and that is from 1:00 to the rest of the weekend. so why would i say that memorial day is the best day of the weekend? that image. this is going to get us back to average for inland locations for tomorrow, and it is going to be ten degrees warmer than yesterday, and five degrees warmer than today, and the mid-70s in the bay, and one minor issue with memorial day, and windy in the central valley,

and because of that, we will have a fire valley watch, and the reason is because we had a system that tried to bring us some rain. you can see that beautiful spin, and i know that the map is looking weird, but the water vapor is great, because you can see that in the circulation. for money, it just off to the sacramento valley, and if we are watching the strong northerly winds, that is how you dry it out, so, there is a fine weather watch, and why there is a concern, and for the major of us, this is not going to have an impact for us, and you won't even notice it, but for the most

of us, the warmup is on the way. san jose in the upper 80s, and low 80s for the day time high for the lower inland valleys. devin, back to you. >> we have been learning about the leaning into scholars, and she is going to tell us about her story with liz cook. she has her story. ♪ >> i have a whole travel wall. >> >> over 100 probably. i collect something from every country, i have been to. >> poland is the one i forgot. it takes me back to the store i was in, or the place in life i

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a strong meteor ik showers late monday, and it could light up for the showers because the parent meteor is disintegrating. they say it could last an hour or two, and nasa expects it to peak 1:00 a.m. tuesday. speaking of space, a new research tool to search for water is getting attention here in the bay area. the astronauts unveiled the jabeau rover, and it will be spending time on the north pole to find ice down to the so where is the water?

where are the best places to harvest it? >> and looking at the and the plan is to land the first person of color to take over. and the first ever san francisco in bloom event came to a close. people stopped to show off the dance movements and check out the floral displays, and they have been take sglrnlgt and coming up today, join lynn keys, the local produced news show. you can catch it and the sister station kbcw.

it is 6:56 and a time for to a look at the stop stories. the police have made an arrest in connection with the shooting last month in sacramento. a man has been arrested in las vegas, and he is the third suspect facing murder charges in what authorities say was a shootout among the rival gangs. governor newsom has tested positive for covid-19. he recently met with the prime minister of new zealand and held a democratic conference with leaders. and the prime minister says she took precautions while visiting.

and today is the carnaval parade, and we will have festivities starting at 1:0:00 this morning. it ends at 15th and harrison. and now, by the middle of the week, we will have a warmup, and looking at the rest of the weekend, sunday and monday, gradually warmer, and about four or five degrees warmer than yesterday. monday, lookk at the temperatures in the mid-70s for san jose, but looking at wednesday, near 90 by then, and then to look at the microclimate, we are in the low 80s by tomorrow, and that is going to put us into the mid-90s by tomorrow, and we will cool back down though, in time for next weekend. >> thank you, darp, and thank you for joining us on sunday morning on kpix5, and enjoy the rest of the sunday, and remember

that the carnaval coverage starts at 10:00 a.m.

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