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chopper video over a busy macarthur station. as yo tp. also, funeral banko brown , the man shot to death by a security guard in san francisco. thank you for joining us this afternoon, i'm anne makovec. our top story is that final farewell to banko brown, that case sparked a lot of controversy, family and friends and community members came out to the third baptist church in san francisco today to say their final goodbyes. this comes after weeks of anger and protest following the death at the hands of a walgreens securityned it giveusanguish

know that we are troubled, we are feeling the tragic impact within our souls. we feel wronged and hurt . we need to do more. >> emotions were high during the ceremony but boiling over at one point as people started shouting at one another and several people started shoving people as well. one person had to be held back. but eventually things calmed down and the service resumed. as for the case, the san francisco district a turkey attorney, brooke jenkins decided not to charge the security guard . despite continued calls to do so from some members of the community. the da believes the guard fired in self-defense but in the weeks since she made that decision, the state attorney general has agreed to review the case and decide if the state will file any charges against that security guard. one of the suspects in the

killing of jasper has reportedly been exonerated, according to the chronicle, the judge cleared johnny jackson junior in the case, believing he acted in self-defense in the shooting of 2-year-old jasper. he was hit by a stray bullet while riding in a car on 880 back in 2001. the chronicle reporting the two other men are still heading to trial to face murder charges. governor gavin newsom was in contra costa county today to lay out his plan for more clean energy. >> it moves beyond just wind and solar, battery storage is foundation. pump storage is foundational, marine hydration is foundational, all of these efforts to provide that reliability to provide that security, that people need to know in terms of advancing this transition. and to provide a blueprint, yes, a roadmap for the rest of the nation. >> this is all in an attempt

to reach the states goal of being carbon free by 2045. also on the climate front, a $370 million loan from the epa is on its way to san francisco's public utility commission, that money is going to go toward stormwater management and climate resiliency projects in the city, things like infrastructure improvements, particularly in flood prone areas that were hit hardest during the recent storms. >> this allows the puc to upgrade the system while keeping rates as low as possible for our customers. >> mayor london breed said this investment will create more jobs in the city. starting today, a lot of people are heading out of town for memorial day weekend, 37 million americans are expected to drive. aaa expecting traffic to build up starting at about 3:00 p.m. and go until 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. other people are flying. taking a look at sfo, pretty quiet but this is the international

arrival area of the airport. a lot of people might be feeling the pinch of vacation inflation, the cost to get away is getting higher and higher . in april, airfare jumped 2.7% from march, while it is down slightly from last summer, it is 10% higher than before the pandemic. hotels are up 3.5% from last year and 15% from 2019. car rentals will likely be cheaper this summer, down 11% from last year but today remain 51% higher than 4 years ago. >> how much more did you spend, you think? >> i would say almost double. >> probably another $2000 more. >> vacation inflation is huge this summer, we are seeing high demand with travel and high prices. >> 35% of travelers told nerd wallet they opted to drive instead of flying to save money

with gas prices more than one dollar lower than last year. and the cost to do things when you are on vacation is up as well, food away from home jumped 9% from last year and 24% since 2019. movies and concerts will cost you about 7% more than last year. as millions of people go to the airport this weekend for the start of the summer travel season, lyft is coming out with a new feature, customers can preorder as soon as their plane lands. they will match orders for the best pickup time, taking into account everything from the walk to the airport to waiting at the baggage claim. >> you watch people at the baggage claim and they are stressed about their baggage is, all they want to do is get out. so we try to make it so that with our technology, by the time you get to the curb you are walking off the property. >> i love the idea, the feature

is currently available in los angeles and chicago. it is coming to austin, texas, kennedy airport, and seattle. still waiting for sfo to make that list. the new feature comes as the company finds itself in a rebuilding phase. the stock is down nearly 90% since it went public in 2019 and it cut more than 1000 jobs in april. we are counting the days until this weekends big parade in san francisco and this year the parade is going to feature a special group of survivors from the bay area. jos÷ martinez shows us how they are finding healing and inspiration for movement and music. >> reporter: dancers using this as an act of joy and salvation, and jennifer has much to celebrate. she beat cancer through the sounds of healing and to celebrate

lishe fought for. >> at the minute you put on the skirt, it happens, the music happens and you start twirling and you feel alive. >> reporter: we spent time with her at the international school in mateo where she works as a principal, but it is on sunday when she truly comes to life. as a member of columbiana, a colombian dance group for the san francisco carnival, she finds healing and hope through dance. >> when you are facing cancer and when you are facing any illness like that, you have to remember the beautiful things about dance , and the beautiful things that you do in life because that is what heals you. >> reporter: as the group rehearses for the carnival, this year's slogan, a tribute to life, holds a special meaning to janet and other survivors in the group. >> it just gives yo at ergy th

li and have to meto live er reporr: shdanc remembers those days when her dreams to come back to the dance floor to the streets of san francisco kept fighting for another chance to keep dancing. >> their instructor enhances that energy , helping to unite cultures and relieve stress through music and dancing. he says, he feels grateful for being able to contribute to their mental and physical health. for janet, dance has been a powerful force on her journey of healing and overcoming cancer. through the group, she celebrates life and inspires others to do the same and as the music continues to play, we can't help but feel the same sense of joy and hope

that she does. >> you can watch the grand parade this sunday at 10:00 a.m. on cbs news bay area, streaming on the cbs news app for free and on our sister station. i'm going to be out there with the crowds , looking forward to it. still ahead, she is the head of her family and to the head of a longtime bay area business. >> an asian american family-owned flower shop celebrates its 90th birthday this year, we will introduce you to this 90+-year-old matriarch coming up. the may gray finally gave tords thast, gray skies still hanging on right now, it do

as we celebrate asian-american and pacific islander heritage month, we tell you to el camino real as this flower shop is celebrating its 90th birthday this year. we visited the matriarch and learned about the business that started at the height of the depression.

>> well, this is a happy place , flowers are always happy. >> she is well into her 90s but still has a hand in shaping her family's business. >> i love to come here and help out a little bit, and i don't make the big things, i make things like this and small things. >> her imprint is anything but small, she helped keep them rooted in three generations. >> we treat everybody like family. >> her father-in-law and s faer openedin 1933, it has bloomed er the des ite ks. his son said for asian-american business owners, they encountered resistance then unexpected friendship while trying to purchase its signature loan in the 1930s. >> the owner of the property chose not to sell to my grandfather, but then what happened was that the farmer

that was next to us, across the street, he was italian and he said no problem, give me the money and i will purchase the property for you and i will transfer it over to you. >> when you want to buy something and you can't, it's sort of sad. >> she is one of the first asian families to plant them selves in belmont, a neighbor complained to immigration and she had to prove her citizenship. >> and my mom said, well, here is my driver's license. and they said, that is not enough. where were you born? well, fresno. they said, where is b >> 1980s, she stepped with her kids to keep the shop goine st longevity stems from its innovative designs, fresh flowers and online orders,

generations of loyal customers have included high society and celebrities from shirley temple to oprah. her most recent thrill, when the warriors, steph curry visited, when they were bouncing back from the pandemic. >> he is my only favorite, and i don't have many favorites, i don't like lebron james. >> this matriarch remains the glue that binds the family and the store together, she comes on holidays. >> it is nice to see everybody. >> and she bears her own brand of creativity. >> i put broccoli, cucumber and string beans, i don't know if they like it or not, but they say they like it. it's free. >> she hosts sunday family dinners on her terms. >> when they come, they have to vacu, and then they have

to wash the dishes and put them away. >> she keeps her kids close and that keeps her going. >> when everybody is okay, my kids are okay, i'm happy. >> together, they are a picture of happiness, celebrating a family and a floral shop that has blossomed for 90 years. >> her father-in-law, gordon , named in honor of his father , means sir in chinese, and the first sale was two bunches of chrysanthemums that sold for 35 cents. join us tomorrow, we are highlighting stories from our aapi communities , that starts at 4:00 on kpix . let's get a check on the weather because it is a big weekend for it, of course we have memorial day coming up.

the carnival on sunday, looking pretty decent. >> yes, a big festival going on , beginning already tomorrow, the weather is going to be cooperating, a little bit on the cool side. not really feeling like the unofficial beginning of summer, although it is fairly cool to begin with in san francisco. at least we have a little bit of sunshine finally breaking through along the bay. here's what to expect for the next several days. very small changes on a day-to-day basis, just a consistent weather pattern overall, we will have sunshine inland but remaining gray at the coast for the next several days. the high temperatures are going to be below normal through the weekend and into next week. a cool holiday weekend overall, especially as you get further away from the water, where the temperatures are going to be in the 70s. looking outside right now from mount diablo, not as hazy as the past couple of days. temperatures are mostly in the 60s, only 60 on the nose right now in san francisco, only 70

degrees in livermore. usually this time of year we should see those temperatures approaching 80 degrees, nowhere close right now. here's that air quality, not the official census from the epa but, mostly good air quality conditions, the haze on the horizon has cleared out a little bit, that is the result of bad air quality, not what you want to see as you look out into the distance. tomorrow we will have some locally dense fog as the marine gets compressed just a little bit, so the cloud cover is going to spread some of that fog , more dense at ground level, but it will back up to the coast, still reduce visibility for san francisco as we head into the late morning but that should improve as we go towards lunch time. again, along the coast, ground level visibility should improve, but you will still have gray skies sticking around overhead. temperatures in the 50s for tomorrow morning. the high temperatures tomorrow are still

going to be running below normal, about five degrees below average around the bay, and 5 to 10 degrees below normal further inland. that is a cool pattern for late may. just barely topping 70 degrees into the santa clara valley. a lot of 60s in the east bay, the tri-valley around 70 degrees and barely into the low 70s for the warmest spots around antioch and brentwood. cool temperatures for the north bay as well, mostly in the mid to upper 60s, until you go very far up north , temperatures in the mid-70s. 7-day forecast, not much of a change. it is going to be a cool parade , make sure you layer up appropriately, temperatures are going to stay below average through the duration of the sel t, coistency, mid to upper 50s , around 60 degrees,

a lot of cloud cover and just a few peaks of sunshine. we know how to do it, we are going to layer up. still ahead, they volunteer around the world and it turns out many have ties to one bay area school. how uc

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pre-score are bridge builders all around the world, the volunteers help remote international peace and friendship, and joining the group might be an option for graduates who are still deciding their next steps. some bay area colleges are actually the top producers. >> the bay area had three top producing schools for the peace corps, stanford at number 21, san francisco state at number 20 it. anda garvey is a uc berkeley graduate, class of 1980 and one of the newest members of the peace corps. >> >> she said the value she took away has carried her through her life and a part of why now as a comfortable senior citizen in lafayette, she's going to a remote village in south africa to teach children english as a second language.

>> i thought, am i too old to do this? i'm 65, it's about wanting to stay active and still help others. >> many other graduates have felt the same way, the school is the all-time top provider to this peace corps, with thousands of volunteers followed by the university of wisconsin and the university of washington. >> uc berkeley has always been on the forefront of social activism. >> carrie carmichael is a former peace corps volunteer in ecuador and the lead recruiter on campus. >> the ethic that the students have about wanting to make a difference here in berkeley and in the bay area, but also more globally. >> i have signed an executive order providing for the establishment of a peace corps on a temporary basis . >> it was founded by president educional, tecal antrvelocos ro

the work of trained volunteers, the members are not paid a salary and live among the people, often without moderate things we take for granted. >> i think it is going to be different, they said there probably won't be any running water, there will be electricity but we can't count on it all the time. >> she leaves for the peace corps in august, she said there might be some sacrifices involved, and she thinks she will get much more in return. coming up, a reunion

breaking news in alameda county, all westbound lanes of 580 are closed right now because of a crash, this is just east of teller avenue. right now, no estimated time of reopening. again, this is 580 westbound, we are going to give you updates as we get them this afternoon. before we go, we have an adorable reunion to share with you, new video of a sea otter reunited with its mother near santa cruz. the mother immediately responded to the sounds, you can hear him . and she reclaimed her baby. this happened last week. they first try to reunite them from the shore but that did not work , but they were more successful this way. santa cruz harbor patrol got a boat ready, they went to work, there's only about 3000 southern sea otters

along california's central coast. and mama just picks it right up. cbs news is coming ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the founder of the far right group the oath keepers sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy and other crimes. the longest sentence for charges related to the january 6th attack on the capital. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> 18 years will keep stewart rhodes in prison up until the 2040s. >> norah: a strong message from the judge, calling rhodes an ongoing threat to this country and its democracy. >> rhodes is not going to be quiet. >> into one has an opinion. >> debt ceiling negotiations remains at a standstill, just one week from a possible default. >> america should always pay our bills. ♪ ♪ >> norah: a botched