a triple shooting in oakland. exclusive video that may lead up to the side show going wrong. more tornado warnings in the midwest. festivities are about to get started. you're looking at a hot air balloon being inflated. more activities across the bay area. the beginning of may is a lot warmer and was a lot warmer than the end of may, which is feeling a lot more like march. time now for mornings on 2. well good morning to you, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> it's memorial day, monday may 30. we start this monday with video you will see only on 2. showing an oakland triple shooting as

it happened. a look at the video, plus what witnesses are saying about this violent attack. >> reporter: well it started as a holiday barbeque, and a side show, and quickly turned violent. as you can see by the track marks in the middle of the street there, that's where this side show was taking place. around 9:30, witnesses say it turned violent. they were caught around a hail of bullets. one man was shot and killed on that corner. another woman's body was found in front of the beauty supply store. a third was shot in front of that car wash. right now, we're going to show you exclusive video that ktvu obtained. you can see someone on the tape with a gun. witnesses say that several people were carrying guns here last night. it happened on 88th and international. when police arrived, they found three victims. two of them dead. the third was rushed to highland hospital, where she remains in critical condition. one woman ducked behind the

car, only to see her 28-year- old daughter, latoya kenny get shot and killed. we have a photo taken of kenny, just hours before she died. >> she don't need to die, she has too much to live for. >> it's okay, she's in a better place. i'm not happy with how she went, but i trust in the lord to take care of her, and take her home with him. >> reporter: witnesses have eyed another victim as eric bush, a father of three, who celebrated his birthday just two days ago. this happened in front of the east bay dragon motorcycle club. oakland police have no one in custody, although they did witness one person on foot, and another person driving in a car. thank you. time is now 7:03. the search continues this morning for a missing 26-year- old nursing student. michelle le hasn't been seen or heard since friday night, when she left kaiser hospital.

coming up in our next half hour, we'll tell you what police are saying about her disappearance and the big clue that may lead to a break in that case. overnight, three people were taken to the hospital, after two hit-and-run accidents. take a look at video we shot from the overpass over the accidents. look at these pictures. this all happened about 11:00 last night on westbound 580, near the regatta boulevard off ramp. the chp says three cars crashed, because another car was driving recklessly, the drivers of those cars were taken to local hospitals. the chp is still asking anyone who saw the crashes or saw that reckless driver, contact the chp. time is k07 4, part of san ramon's memorial day celebration is grounded, due to bad weather. allie rasmus is live with what the city had planned, and the other events happening around the bay area today. >> reporter: good morning, the event here in san ramon has

been scaled back a little bit. as you can see, the spectators here do have something to see. hot air balloon pilots are in the process of inflating this hot air balloon in the middle of this field. you can see there's a crowd of a couple hundred people out here, gathering to watch. you heard a lot of oohs and ahhs. this is one of six balloons that was supposed to fly from san ramon, over to the altamont pass to tracy. but because of the fog and the wind, the event has had to be scaled back. there is still a large crowd out here. inspectors will get to see something, you can hear the noise of the hot air inflating this balloon right now. i don't know if you can hear that hum in the background. this balloon will be inflated. we talked to one of the pilots who said people will get to see something. actually, they're getting to see it right now. >> we'll pull out one or two balloons and just inflate them

and stand them up. it won't go anywhere, we'll stand them up, and some people have come out here to watch the event. we'll just give them something to look at. >> reporter: we were going to show you some video of the wind festival. but let's show you live pictures. can we go back to this live picture? now you can see this hot air balloon completely inflated. this is what they're going to do to please the crowd out here. the guy in the basket is the hot air pilot. now that the balloon is inflated, a lot of people are cheering and clapping. people are at least happy to see this hot air balloon inflated. now, this is not the only memorial day celebration and event taking place here in the bay area. people looking for more traditional memorial day ceremony, we want to show you a live picture of an event that's going to be happening a few hours from now in the presidio

in san francisco, this morning. you're looking at a live picture from san francisco's national cemetery. the memorial day ceremony is one of the events that attracting a very large crowd. let's show you some video of last year's event at the presidio, it starts at 10:30 this morning, and includes a parade, a memorial ceremony, and 21 gun salute. in benicia at 10:00 a.m., a memorial ceremony there will include a flyover with military jets from travis air force base. some people here, back out here live, you can see some people kind of running away from this balloon. the wind that is tossing this balloon back and forth, that's part of the reason why this balloon won't be flying. it's going to be stationary, kind of tethered to the ground out here. but it is inflated, much to the delight of a lot of the spectators out here. an interesting thing about hot air balloons, the wind actually can't be any more than 7 or 8

miles per hour. you have to have optimal winds and weather conditions for these things to take off. the weather, unfortunately didn't completely cooperate. this balloon, and five others were supposed to fly and take off, but it is staying stationary. they decided to keep it here, a crowd of a couple hundred people have something to see and enjoy. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was tricky to watch. thanks, allie rasmus. a new poll is out, shows a san francisco bond measure for paying for road improvements and street repairs is right at the 2/3 threshold needed for passing. $248million measure has not been placed on the november ballot yet, but according to a recent poll, commissioned by the city, 91% of likely voters think the condition of local streets is a problem. they've ranked it more of a problem than the quality of public schools, and just below

unemployment. 66% said they're leaning towards supporting that bond measure. right now at the white house, prom is announcing some personnel changes in the department of defense. we want to take you live to washington, and let's listen to what the president is saying. >> preparing our military for 21st century missions. i'll always be grateful to hoster his friendship. as he concludes four decades in the marine corps that he loves, he can do so knowing their our commission is more secure and our military is strong iser because of his remarkable career. i know michelle joins me in absoluting debra mull and sandy cartwright for their decades of service. with the advice and consent of the senate, it is our hope and expectation that leon panetta will soon take the reigns as secretary of defense. general cartwright's term ends

this summer. admiral mullen's term ends this fall. i'm announcing my choice for the successors today, because it's essential that this remain seemless, and we stay focused on the transition before us. i want to thank bill lynn for the continuity he will provide during this transition. >> again, that's president obama announcing some personnel changes, numerous as the white house of today. he just named u.s. army general, martin dempsey as the new chairman of the chiefs of staff. he will be taking over for admiral mike mullen, who is stepping down in september. our time now 7:10. sal is watching our memorial day commute if there is one out there. you're watching the roads, anything going on? >> nothing major right now right now, traffic is doing very well, as you might expect it to be on this memorial day. most people do have the day off. the chp is still doing their maximum enforcement period. they have more officers on the

road, watching for all sorts of things. traffic is moving well at the bay bridge toll plaza, coming into san francisco. in the south bay, a couple of spots here, where you can see just a little bit of slowing. really, nothing major. if you drive during a commute day, today, everywhere is going to seem light. 7:10, let go to steve. a lot of low clouds in place. they came roaring back, that has been the theme. you watch for things. we haven't had any heat yet. the fog has no problem coming back in, because another system just keeps dropping down. here it is, partly sunny today, cooler and breezy. low clouds, windy at times, gusts over 30 for many already. tomorrow, mostly cloudy. light rain, again as another low drops in. the key will be the weekend. this typhoon, which went north of the philippines, we can get caught up in the westerlies. one of our forecast models brings the remains right on us

for the upcoming weekend. we'll see. there's not a consensus on it, but the pattern, the way it was going, would not surprise me one bit. what we do have going for us is an increase in the lower clouds. clouds are on the increase, not only low clouds, but also higher clouds, as that system inches closer, and it will play into our tuesday, wednesday forecast. cooler, breezy in spots. temperatures yesterday, we did warm up. had some low 70s. here comes that system, it's getting closer. upper 40s, lower 50s. it hadn't had any problem clearing the coastal hills. when you combine a west wind 22, gust of 35. there in lies a rip roaring turbo charge sea breeze. it's following the same highway we've had for about the last 25 days. really, the last warm weather was around may 5. that low is going to end up in northern

california. drop right in. here comes another one. i would not be surprised if we get light rain, and scatters showers. the end result will be a lot of clouds and continue situation of these cool, cool pattern. it will be cooler. 50s and 60s for many. other very low 70s. there will be a wind behind that. it will not be very warm. temperatures a good is a degrees below normal for this time of year. when record lows are being set, our coolest highs from redding all the way down to palm springs, you know we're cool. mostly cloudy, tuesday into wednesday. a little cooler friday. very concerned about the upcoming weekend, but we have four or five days to iron that out. new voter registration rules are in. also, a big travel hiccup at one of the nation's busiest airports this weekend. why hundreds of flights were canceled yesterday.

good morning, we have some sun breaks, but there's a lot of low clouds in place. a lot of 60s, looks like another mostly cloudy on tuesday. tornado warnings in effect for parts of michigan already hit by bad weather. take a look at yesterday. solerville in southern michigan. residents actually had to cut through trees to get help and let the rescue crews in. the fire crews couldn't do much until the power company arrived to take care of those downed power lines. >> the tree came down in the front yard, took the power lines down. when the fire department got there, they said there's

nothing they can do until bpe comes out. >> right now, thousands still have no electricity there. the crews plan on working through the day to get the power back. despite all the damage, no serious injuries have been reported. air traffic at chicago's o'hare airport back to normal this morning. yesterday, 450 flights were canceled because of severe thunderstorms. the average flight delay? three hours. at chicago's midway airport, no flights were canceled, but a lot of them had 40 minute delays. forecasters say the worst of the storm has passed through. time is 7:17. the national guard is helping people deal with major flooding in montana this memorial day. dozens of national guard troops have been ordered to stop people from crossing bridges deemed dangerous, because of flood damage. states down stream along the missouri river are preparing for flooding by strengthening levees, and laying down sand bags. some drivers are relieved to see holiday gas prices still

falling. this morning, selling for $4.3 on average in most places. but $4.15 in san francisco. that's down nearly a dime in the last week. some people say it's still not enough to make a difference. >> normally, we go out to the sierras for memorial weekend, but not this weekend with the way gas prices are. >> remembering prices from last memorial day, when regular gas was selling for an average of $3.10 a gallon here in the bay area. at least one member of the royal family in saudi arabia wants oil prices to drop. the grandson of the founding king says he's worried if crude oil prices don't come down, the u.s. and europe will step up efforts to stop using so much oil. he says if the west finds alternatives to oil, he says it will hurt his economy. he says oil should be 70 to $80 a barrel. right now, it's selling for $100. germany announced it will

shut down all nuclear power plants by the year 2022. antinuclear demonstrators hung banners outside the all night beating where that big decision was made. last year arks germany's chancellor pushed to keep their seven reactors running through the area through 2026. that decision was reversed after the japanese nuclear disaster. there's a new poll in japan showing the nuclear crisis there caused a lot of people to loose faith in the japanese government. 81% say they don't trust the government about the nuclear crisis. almost 85% say the utility company is not doing a good job of dealing with the crisis. it could be an early warning sign for president obama's early reelection campaign. the number of registered democrats has fallen in key states that helped put mr. obama in the white house. those states include florida,

pennsylvania, north carolina, iowa, and nevada. the president's campaign officials say voter registration will be a top priority in the next election. they're planning to mount a major effort to register new voters and reregister people that have moved. time now 7:19. a different kind of story. a san francisco tycoon rewriting the rule about college scholarships. why he's paying people not to get a college degree. why the u.s. forest service is cutting back on the use of fire retardant.

welcome back, the u.s. forest service could face tougher restriction this year.

the issue is the fire retardant. environmental groups are concerned about the long term damage from the chemical mixture, they're asking the fire service to not drop the retardant on or near water ways. the space shuttle endeavour is headed home for the final time. last night, the astronauts said bye bye to their visitors. the shuttle commander, mark kelly had a reminder for all of us this holiday weekend. >> this memorial day weekend, i'd also like to say that as a crew, we're thinking of the veterans out there, that have lost their lives in wars, especially recently in afghanistan, and iraq. >> reporter: the space shuttle pulled away from the international space station late last night, it is due back on earth early wednesday

morning. the space shuttle atlantis should be making the flight in early july. time now is 7:23, a new scholarship is paying students not to go to college. the scholarship is called 20 under 20. it's the brain child of peter steel. he's giving 20 students $20,000 to ditch college. he's also a stanford graduate. there's a berkely grad over there, his name is sal castaneda. >> yeah, i graduated from berkely, which did come up as i went to a graduation party. even more people have been accepted to berkely. congratulations this graduation weekend. let's actually, berkely's was last weekend. if you're driving around the bay area, and no matter where you're going, it's pretty good out there.

there's really not a lot going on. but i do want to warn you about chp's maximum enforcement period. more officers on the road this memorial day weekend, just to make sure everyone's driving safely. you won't really get into any trouble, if you're following the law. driving into the south bay right now, the traffic is light. a little bit of slowing here and there. for the most part, it's not anything like it would be on a commute day. some sun out there, but an increase in the low clouds. at leet we had a sun -- at least we had a sunny sunday, after cooler readings. we had the wind, but in our we dealing wither -- now we're dealing with more low clouds and fog. 46 santa rosa. low 50s. everyone's pretty close here. not much has changed. sea breeze still in place. a west wind, or a west- southwest wind. you can see the low spins off of portland. it's heading into northern california for tuesday and

wednesday as the pattern continues to be on hold here. low clouds, sun, breezy to windy at times especially along the coast and higher elevations, already had gusts at 35 miles per hour for a few. 50s, 60s, or very low 70s. if anything, we'll have mostly cloudy skies. not a lot of rain tuesday into wednesday. a break thursday and friday. then there's the possibility of an even stronger system moving in by the upcoming weekend. we have new information on the bryan stow beating case. the important details that were missing from a computer database that may have helped police. ♪ [ music ] also, how pg and e is responding to recurring problems along san francisco's embarcadero. a company marking the american holiday with respect to well worn american flags.

welcome back, time now 7:29. oakland police were busy all night, investigating a triple shooting that left two people dead, one person critically injured. this happened just before 9:30 last night, right here. 88th avenue, international, during a barbeque and side show. police found all three victims when they arrived on the scene. two were already dead. the family members identified

one of the dead as 28-year-old latoya kennedy. >> she don't need to die. she has two much to live for. >> it's okay. she's in a better place. i'm not happy with how she went, but i trust in the lord to take care of her. >> oakland police say right now there are no suspects in this case and no one is in custody. we've also learned very important details were missing from a computer database that may have helped identify the parole who was the main suspect in the bryan stow beating case. according to parole records, some of geovany ramirez's tatoos were never recorded into the law enforcement auto data system. he was arrested a week ago, accused of beating bryan stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium, back in march.

charges have not been identified. time is 7:30,pg and e crews are getting ready for testing in two bay area cities. that involves filling pipes with water. the actual testing should be done later this week. customers shouldn't notice an interruption in service. pg and e and other california utilities are asking the state to change power pole safety rules. utilities want to eliminate a requirement that electric poles need to be built and maintained so they will quote, not fail. the company says that is an impossible measure to meet. opponents say lowering the standards would increase the risk, and utility companies would not be held liable for injuries and damages. one pg and e cup company

says it's trying to find long term solutions to san francisco's embarcadero. a transformer exploded yesterday. the power went off near pier 83. luckily, no one was hurt. in tornado ravaged joplin, missouri, the grim task of identifying victims continues right now as a memorial service was held, to remember those who were killed in last week's storm. president obama was there at yesterday's memorial service. the president praised people for coming together, taking care of each other after that tragedy. he also went on a tour of some of the hardest hit areas and assured the residents, the obama administration will be there to help them long after the cameras are gone. the city of capitola is still waiting to see if the federal government will come through with disaster relief aid. the state chose not to invoke

the disaster assistance act. people are now waiting to see if fema will provide aid. officials say the emergency reserves are depleted. the city has already spent close to $1 million to fix city property and expects to spend another $500,000 to complete the work. the search continues this morning for a bay area nursing student who hasn't been heard from since friday. police are calling it a strange disappearance. >> reporter: good morning. there have a few things in the works today, and they center around what michelle le was doing, right before she disappeared. as you can see by our live picture, trying to find out more information from investigators. so far, they don't have anything new for us this morning. what we do know is that investigators are waiting for a search warrant so that can look inside the young nursing student's car. her car was found a few blocks

away from kaiser hospital in hayward, parked and locked. police say it was in the hospital garage before, and that someone possibly le, possibly someone else drove it to that location, but they have not been able to look inside. >> it's suspicious, because it's not in her character to go to school and leave without telling anybody. and not answer her phone or tell anyone where she's going. >> reporter: she told nursing students she would be back before heading out of town for a trip to reno, but she never returned to the hospital. workers are tell us they're worried their own safety at this point because of the disappearance of michelle le, but again, we're outside the hayward police department right now. as soon as we find out more information, we'll bring that to you. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, let's go back over to maureen. the school board will consider almost $4 million in budget cut this is wednesday to

help close a budget gap. the district already cut $7 million from the next fiscal year. to meet a budget deadline, the board must now consider other cuts, including textbook reductions, and the elimination of a risk management worker. i know you're still watching the to plaza. >> that's right, we do watch, because we don't want any surprises on this memorial day. people are perhaps going to barbeque, or maybe they're staying home, but they're not going to work. wherever you drive, just be safe. we've had a couple of crashes out there. right now, there are no delays at the toll plaza on interstate 880. keep your speeds down. a lot of chp officers on the road during the maximum enforcement period. a little bit of slow traffic here and there, i think you won't notice nearly as much tomorrow everyone is back, and

everything will change. 7:35, let's go to steve. increasing some of the low clouds in advance of a system which will be here tomorrow. another low dropping in. that will give us light rain tomorrow, and continuation of cool temperatures through wednesday. it's the upcoming weekend that could be more interesting, if you will. today, low clouds, breezy at times, some sun. mostly cloudy, light rain tomorrow, carry that into wednesday. the extent of that, one forecast model, very bullish. there's a typhoon out near the philippines, and also now skirting japan will weaken as it moves north. some of that may get caught up and drop into another system. it's a little too far away now. the forecast models are like, what the heck is going on here? i tend to believe it, because we've been stuck in this

pattern, the fog is rapidly increasing. weak high pressure. really weak high pressure is over us. temperatures won't warm up. too much in the way of low clouds, breezy conditions. 50s, 60s, or low 70s. yesterday on sunday, redding set a record low of 41 degrees. bakersfield was only 70. palm springs was only 79 degrees. they tied for the coolest high temperatures on the date. even san francisco missed a record low by 1. it's cool in northern, central, and southern california. another system will just move right in to keep this party going, if you will. west-southwest, southwest, west at 22. south-southeast san jose. santa rosa stays calm, but there's a little bit of a south wind. that's a cool breeze this time of year. you see the development taking place on this low, which will drop into northern california, and sit here until wednesday. i think we will get light rain out of this tomorrow. another low drops in on tuesday. in advance of that, increasing high clouds.

the low clouds are getting really close to filling in along the entire coast, as this system gives us a rather strong, cold low for the end of may, as we go into june. low clouds, some sun, breezy, and blustery at times. a lot of 60s, or even 50s, closer to the coast. some gusts have been to 35 miles per hour. thursday and friday look a little better. tuesday, friday, light rain, then a break, thursday and friday. all eyes are on the upcoming weekend, and what could be another round of rain. millions of american flags will be very visible today as we mark the memorial day holiday. now a bay area company is stepping forward to take care of those flags when they become too worn to display. not everyone knows how to burn them and destroy them in a dignified manner. so the general manager is offering his services. he is gathering tattered flags

and will cremate them. >> we're doing this, because we respect the flag. we don't want it to sit on a garage floor, or in a closet. we'd rather see it be used for a meaningful purpose. >> reporter: he started gathering flags this weekend, and seeing one with shredded stripes and another so faded you could see through it. alaska airlines is making an upgrade to their cost kits. >> good news and bad news for giants fans. why pablo sandoval might make the news about buster posey a little easier to endure.

welcome back, many people

are locking in their vacation plans, but not everyone intends to leave the office behind. 30% say they will check in with work at least once. even then, 12% of workers say they feel guilty when they're not on the job. getting out of town is costing airlines more this year. just one trip of fuel costs $330. that's up 48% from this time last year. fuel now makes up more than 1/3 of total costs. alaska airlines is about to make a big upgrade. the faa just approved the request to use the ipad as a replacement for flight manuals, used by pilots while flying. alaska says the change will cut down on weight, and paper. it's also looking into

replacing the inflate papers with an app. the naming rights for both the miami heat and the dallas mavericks play. you're going to hear the phrase american airlines arena a lot. the airline considered giving up the naming rights to both of those facilities eight years ago, when it was bankrupt. blockbuster is trying to lure customers back with one night rentals, and lower prices. the struggling video store chain will rent all movies for just one night and drop prices to 99 cents for all but the newest movies. also offering free movie rentals through july 4 if you rent a just released movie for $2.99. blockbuster is competing against companies such as redbox. i think it's happened again. >> what did you do?

>> i didn't do anything. >> hangover is even bigger the second time around. it pulled in over $86 million in its weekend debut. the next are also sequels. kung fu panda and pirates of the caribbean. the 21-year-old singer and a woman riding on the back of a jet psychiatry were taken to -- jet-ski were taken to the hospital yesterday celebrity website, tmz is reporting that kingston is in critical condition. buster posey will be out the rest of the season. the surgeons repaired three torn ligaments in his ankle

yesterday in burlingame. the giants head trainer says posey will have another surgery in about two months, they're going to take out the pins that doctors put in yesterday. the 2010 national rookie of the year also broke a bone in his left leg. the giants may get another offensive weapon back, and soon. third baseman, pablo sandoval could be back in the lineup in about two weeks. manager bruce bochy says if everything goes well, he could start a minor league rehab assignment this weekend. sandoval will take batting practice on the field this week. it will be the first time since his may 3 surgery on that right wrist. dan wheldon won this weekend's indy 500. he edged out jr hildebrand for that victory. hildebrand was leading during the final lap. on the last turn, he lost

control, slammed into the wall, and that gave wheldon the seconds that he needed to go past. a sausalito native just lost it. >> that close. >> time now, 7:45, the public broadcasting service says its website has been hacked by the late rapper 2pac shakur alerted them to the problem. honoring the more than 1500 american servicemen killed in afghanistan.

sara palin joined in the annual memorial day motorcycle ride. it's held every year for

prisoners of war palin used it to kick off her bus tour. time now, 7:38, family members and friends who lost loved ones in the jonestown massacre dedicated a plaque. some used a crayon to scribble the name of their loved ones. for one man, it was the first time he came together with other jonestown family members. >> all that time. the pain is just like yesterday. plus, i knew that i would never see my daughter again. >> that memorial includes the name of the reverend jim jones who led the jonestown massacre. time is 7:49.

firefighters in kern county are mopping up after a wildfire that forced thousands of people to leave their homes. they announced yesterday afternoon, that a fire near lake isabella was full can contained. it burned near highway 178, which was temporarily closed. it also threatened 40 homes. time now 7:50. san jose police are investigating after a violent weekend. a 35-year-old woman was shot and killed while driving on ambler way saturday night. we don't know her name yet, but family members say she was a mother of five. the woman's nephew who was a passenger in the car was slightly injured in the shooting. this was the 24th homicide in san jose of the year.

police found vincent lee. so far, no arrests about been made in either case. it's ten minutes to 8:00, the public broadcasting service says it has been hacked, and a recent story on its website says 2pac shakur is alive in new zealand. the hackers say they do it for entertainment, not for financial gain. working with a major defense contractor after information systems came under attack. lockheed martin says it detected the attack almost immediately and took counter measures. it says all of its systems remain secure and no customer

or employee has been compromised. investigators say cyber attacks like the ones on sony have made other hackers go after high profile sites. the a's are trying tore fair fifth straight win, and coming off a three game sweep of the baltimore orioles. before and after today's game, fans can gee nature to troops direct. it provides necessities like toothpaste and bottled water to the frontline troops. today's game begins at 1:05 this afternoon. traffic has been slow this morning, and a lot more people traveling later. let's get right to sal to see what's happening. >> i don't expect a lot of slow traffic. there will be a lot of people out at the coliseum to see the a's today. you might see a full parking lot, but not too bad on the

freeway. 80 westbound, that looks pretty good around the macarthur maze. the toll plaza looks good. the complete eastbound detour is no real problem. people are just driving through. a lot of people don't notice as they come down to the oakland side from san francisco. northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good. let's go to steve. partly sunny, partly cloudy today. temperatures slide back in the 60s, from the few areas that had 70s yesterday. not today. looks like rain tomorrow. today will be a partly cloudy, mostly cloudy day. that fog is already inching closer to the coast. plenty has moved locally inland. higher clouds for the north will start to work its way down. the end result is cooler. a lot of low clouds in place.

temperatures, 50s, 60s, or very, very low 70s. these are about 15 degrees for some below average this time of year. we do have mostly cloudy tuesday and wednesday, with light rain moving in on tuesday, very cool on wednesday. a break thursday and friday. then we bring it back with another system on the weekend. >> thank you steve. well, american troops are remembering their fallen comrades this memorial day. we want to show you kabul, afghanistan. army soldiers held a candlelight vigil. >> we're here to recognize them. >> in iraq, more than 4400 american service men have died since 2003. happening right now, time now, 7:54. we're keeping an eye on arlington national cemetery. a very, very special memorial day service takes place there today. and it will be throughout the

day. there's are live pictures. these are famous pictures we see every year of the soldiers standing ram rod straight at arlington national cemetery. president obama will be there shortly, honoring veterans with a traditional wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns. they were never identified. they're roughly about 300,000 men and women laid to rest at arlington. more than 800 from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. after the wreath laying, president obama will then head to the amphitheater of the cemetery for his very special remarks about memorial day. just wanted to bring you those live pictures. >> anyone who has ever been there, it's an amazing ceremony to watch. very special, just down to the tee. >> you see the crowd in the background on the left of your screen. >> we'll be covering that live when the president arrives.

we just learned over an hour ago, that ohio state's football coach is resigning. the investigation that led jim tressel to step down, after 10 years, leading one of the nation's top football programs. a side show in oakland turns deadly. exclusive video of what led up to the shooting that left two people dead. it may not be perfect memorial day weather, but we'll have a run down of all the events going on this holiday, from the whimsical to the traditional.

good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2. >> it is monday, may 30. we're going to start, 8:00 with the latest on the triple shooting that occurred in oakland. what we now know about that violent attack and show you video you'll only see here on channel 2. >> reporter: it started off as a holiday barbeque, and a side show. then, it turned violent, around 9:30 last night. right where i'm standing, a man was shot and killed, then when police arrived on scene, they

discovered the body of a woman lying right here in the street. a third person was found just down the sidewalk about a block from here. now, right now we're going to show you some exclusive video that ktvu obtained at the tail end of the shooting. you can hear gunshots and see someone on the tape with a gun. witnesses tell us, several people were carrying guns here last night. that happened on 88th, and international, when police arrived two people were dead. the third rushed to highland hospital, where she remains in critical condition. we spoke to the family of one of the victims. we have a photo taken of kenny just hours before she died. >> we were here for a couple of hours before this even happened. my sister was there for only 20 minutes. she got out her card to take pictures and we heard six or

seven gunshots and we all ran. i came back, and my sister is on the ground. >> i just told her like five minutes earlier, it's time to go. time wasn't for her to go. >> reporter: witnesses identified another victim, eric bush. this all happened in front. east bay dragon's motorcycle club. they were the ones throwing the barbeque. kenny's mother said she asked latoya to leave five minutes before the shooting. oakland police have no person in custody at this time. time is 8:00. cities all over the bay area are holding events in honor of memorial day. allie rasmus is live in san ramon, where part of the celebration had to be grounded because of bad weather. >> good morning, we're in san ramon, central park, where the plan was to launch six hot air balloons, but as you can see,

the pilot and crew members are now packing up one of the balloons. they were supposed to fly these to tracy. but because of the wind and the fog, those plans had to be scaled back. the spectators who were out here this morning, did get to see something. the balloon pilots inflated one of the balloons to the delight and cheers of hundreds of spectators out here. the balloon didn't go anywhere, but just bobbed around. balloons have to have optimum conditions to fly. if there's fog, it can't be lower than 1,000 feet. obviously, the weather didn't cooperate this morning, after about 10:00 minutes, the balloon started teeter tottering in the wind, and the crowd had to dodge the balloon as it came crashing down and deflated. the spectators, some of them

were ut here as early as 6:00 a.m., did get to see something. and the balloon launch festival does continue throughout this memorial day, despite the wind and fog. the holiday is to commemorate and show appreciation for military men and women, the memorial day ceremony at the preicideo starts at 10:30 this morning, and includes a parade, a memorial day ceremony, and a 21 gun salute. this is video of last year's parade that we're about to show you. the half hour before this parade starts also in the presidio, there will be a ceremony honoring japanese- american world war ii veterans. also in the bay area, other events happening at lair island. a memorial ceremony at 9:00.

velucia, an event at 10:00. you can see that bag on the ground. that contains that giant hot air balloon you saw earlier. they are packing that up, and taking it back. the hot air balloons didn't end up flying, but they did inflate some of them out here. the spectators seem to be happy with that. for a more complete list of all the events happening here for memorial day in the bay area, you can always go to ktvu.com. all the events that we mentioned are free. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. time is 8:03. a woman who wear a bracelet with a vietnam veteran's name on it, will be honored.

she began wearing the bracelet with james moreland's name on it when she was 12 years old. she vowed to wear it until he returned home. we're following developing news now coming from ohio. ohio state university football coach, jim tressel resigned after coaching the buckeyes for 10 years. the ncaa is investigating that team for possible rules violation. tressel and several of his players had already been suspended. an assistant will serve as ohio state's interim coach next season. phillip and nancy garrido will be sentenced this week.

after the sentencing, the judge will hold a hearing on whether or not to release grand jury transcripts which include testimony from jaycee dugard. your time is 8:04. the california highway patrol is investigating two hit-and- run accidents possibly caused by the same car. it happened around 11:00 last night on westbound 580, near the regatta boulevard in richmond. the chp says the three cars crashed because another car was driving recklessly. they're asking anyone who might have seen the accidents to call the highway patrol. >> so far, there have been fewer dui deaths this memorial day weekend compared to last year. from friday night to sunday morning, 129 impaired drivers were arrested. that's compared to 150 last year. there were no fatalities so far

this weekend. last year, there was one. time now is 8:05. the new polls out show a san francisco bond measure for paying for road improvements and street repairs is right at the 2/3 threshold needed to pass. the measure has not been put on the november ballot yet. according to a recent poll commissioned by the city. 91% of likely voters think the condition of local streets is a problem. they ranked it more of a problem than the quality of public schools and just below unemployment. 66% say they're leaning towards supporting that measure. maintenance work continues on the transbay 2 this morning. bart is investigating about 20 to 40 minute delays from training coming for, or going to dublin or fremont. other lines can expect up to 10 minute delays. the riders who were going from

san francisco to dublin, or fremont, will have to take through the tube and transfer. all of that work should be finished by about 2:30 this afternoon. if you're hitting the roads it could be calmer. >> i think it will be busy, especially around the big events. let's take a look at some of these pictures. traffic at the toll plaza is not commute like at all. it's very sunday morning like. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, just be aware and you might want to take bart to the stadium. 280 traffic looks good. just another reminder about chp's maximum enforcement period. officers on the road, looking for all sorts of things, hint

hint. a lot of low clouds around. some sun out there, but the low cloud deck is moving right to the coast as another system is dropping in. that will be tomorrow, it looks like rain. today we have partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. breezy and windy at times. cool, back into the 60s tomorrow and wednesday. mostly cloudy, light rain, much cooler as well. for the weekend, maybe another system moves in. that one could be stronger. we'll see what happens. enhancement taking place already off cape mendocino. advancing clouds, higher clouds move in towards the north bay. they had some already. cooler weather for all of us. not very warm today. starting out with low to mid- 50s. low clouds, fog, sun breezy, but continue to be cool.

upper 50s, low 60s today. put this into motion, you can see the fog starting right there. beginning to fill in. it's been on the san mateo coast all morning, and moves local inland. beginning to move in along the sonoma coast. it's going to be a cool day. 50s, 60s, low 70s. these low 70s have a sea breeze behind them. so it won't be that warm. temperatures continue to stay chilly. light rain will make it. we'll keep it cool on wednesday. a break thursday and friday. maybe another system, a stronger one drops in by the weekend. thank you steve. time is 8:09, the u.s. forest service could face tougher restrictions this fire season. the issue is this area fire retardant. right now, federal state agencies drop 128 million gallons a year. but they're asking the service

not to drop fire retardant on or near water ways. time is now 8:09. alabama will be getting more federal aid after being devastated by a series of tornadoes. yesterday, janet napolitano toured the area. she told officials federal emergency workers will be there on the ground as long as they're needed. residents are hoping her visit will give hope to that community. >> this looks much, much better than it did the first day. i hope they take notice of that. how much people have put into this. >> more than 230 people were killed in the tornadoes that touched down last month. secretary napolitano says there's a bill right now in congress that would provide an additional $1 billion for the

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good morning. there's a rip roaring howling sea breeze. we've had gusts up to 35 miles per hour at sfo. the going to be cooler today. partly sunny, partly cloudy, highs in the 60s. rain comes back in tomorrow. >> time now is 8:13. president obama is taking part in a memorial day service at arlington national cemetery. just got this video in. we wanted to show you, the president placed that wreath at the tomb of the unknown. some 200,000 are laid to rest at arlington. right now, president obama is at the cemetery's amphitheater will he will make remarks. also before living the white house this morning, president obama named u.s. army general martin dempsey as the new chairman of the joint chiefs of

staff. admiral mike mullen is stepping down from the job. your time is 8:14. supporters of former serbian supporter, ratko mladic clashed with police. at least 180 arrests were made. the clashes began after a rally that drew thousands. mladic was captured last weekend after 16 years on the run. he's accused of genocide, including ordering the slaughter of 18,000 muslim men and boys in the bosnian war. tornado warners are in effect in michigan already hit by bad weather. this was the scene yesterday in saddler, michigan. rescue crews were blocked from getting to trapped residents who were forced to cut their way out through the trees. many were shocked by the strength of the storm.

>> i went through this before. but not like this. this was the grand daddy. >> thousands still have no electricity. crews say they will work round the clock to restore power. no serious injuries have been reported. the national guard is helping people dealing with flooding in nevada. states down stream along the missouri river are preparing for flooding by strengthening levees, and laying down sandbags. time is now 8:16, drivers are happy to see holiday gas prices continue following. this morning, regular is selling $4.03 in most places, but it's $4.15 in san francisco. that's down almost a dime over the past week. still people are saying it's not enough to make a difference. >> normally we go out to the

sierras for memorial weekend, but not this weekend with the way gas prices are. >> he's probably remembering prices from last memorial day when regular was selling for an average of $3.10 a gallon here in the bay area. well at least one member of saudi arabia's royal family wants oil prices to go down. the grandson of the founding king says he's worried if crude oil prices don't come down, the united states and europe will step up efforts to stop using so much of their oil. he says oil should be somewhere between 70 and $80 a barrel. right now, it's selling for about $100 a barrel. time now is 8:17. germany announced it will shut down all nuclear power plants in the country by 2022. banners were hung outside the

meeting in berlin. last year germany's chancellor push today keep the nuclear reactors running through 2026. that decision was reversed in the wake of the nuclear disaster in japan. 81% of people surveyed in japan say they do not trust government information about the nuclear crisis. almost 85% say the facility that operates the damaged nuclear plant is not doing a good job of dealing with the crisis. time now, 8:18. something president obama is probably watching for his 2012 reelection campaign, the number of registered democrats has fallen in key states that helped put the president in the white house. the states include florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, iowa, and nevada. the president's campaign officials say voter registration will be a top priority. they are planning to launch an effort to reregister people

that have moved away. sarah palin rode in the motorcycle festival to mark memorial day. sarah palin used the event as a kickoff for what she's calling her one nation bus tour on the east coast. the former alaska of governor has not said officially whether this means she's running for president. your time is 8:19. friends and family who lost loves oned in the jonestown massacre gathered yesterday for the first ever dedication. 400 plaques are in place, containing the names of the 1900 people who died in the tragedy. several people spoke, including

ghana's ambassador to the u.s. >> the memorial which you're dedicating today will provide a measure of closure and catharsis for those who continue to be victimized. >> the memorial includes the name of reverend jim jones, the man responsible for the massacre. he ordereds followers to commit suicide by drinking punch laced with cyanide. we're going to tell you about a health scare from cucumbers linked to spain. where in some stores they're taken off the shelves. the space shuttle endeavour heads home. good morning, it's nice and clear out there. once again, we're going to remind you of something you should look for on the road this memorial day.

welcome back. got to show you this. just stop and look at this. dramatic video from australia. several powerful waterspouts. this is unbelievable. you can see the columns of the swirling air. the spouts dissipated as they came closer to the shore. that will stop you in your tracks. strong winds and heavy rains hit australia over the weekend. in germany, people are being told stop eating cucumbers, because of an e. coli outbreak. it started with a shipment of

cucumbers from spain. spain authorities are disputing that. they don't believe the bacteria started with them. germany is holding crisis talks about this today. there are 1200 confirmed, or suspected cases of e. coli there. authorities in austria, france, and the czech republic have taken some cucumbers off of store shelfs. last night, the astronauts at the space spacious bid farewell to endeavor. shuttle commander mark kelly had a reminder for all americans this holiday weekend. >> this memorial day weekend, i'd also like to say that, you know, as a crew, we're thinking of the veterans out there that have lost their lives in wars,

especially recently in afghanistan and iraq. >> the shuttle pulled away last night. atlantis is scheduled to make the next shuttle flight in early july. let's check in with sal. you did a great job in preparing us with the memorial day commute so far. >> kudos sal. >> thank you. you know what? i'm also here, letting you know that i'm on twitter. so find me, because i'm just sitting here. chp hasn't given me much to do, which is good. let take a look at the bridges now. this is just the way we want them, he want the roads to be nice and clear. you will be fine, heading down to the golden gate bridge plaza, traffic looks good. pretty much looking very nice and holiday like, so be safe out there. what's the weather going to be like? for some, there's some sunshine, but for many on the coast the fog is filling in. for a while it was holding off.

particular loose like it's mostly cloudy now. parts of the north bay getting some sun, but it's starting to fill in rapidly, especially up in northwest sonoma county. watch the low clouds starting to increase, you see them filling in west and north. we're gets surrounding. winds owe of the west- southwest. there's the low. it's enhancing, and i think it's going to give us a very low pat herb. another low is coming down the weather highway there. coming down out of the north. maybe even holding on into early thursday for a lot of clouds, cool, breezy conditions, and some light rain. today, low clouds, there's some sun out there. it's kind of losing ground here a little bit in the last couple of minutes here as the low clouds inch closer.

50s, 60s, or really low 70s. too much in the way of an onshore wind right now. we will have mostly cloudy skies. it looks like rain makes it on tuesday. maybe holding into wednesday. a slight break on thursday. friday, a little warmer. another system on the weekend. >> thank you. time now 8:26, we want to take you live to arlington national cemetery. president obama there speaking for memorial day. let's listen in. >> to our national sanctuary, to commemorate memorial day with all of you. with americans who have come to pay their respects. with members of our military and their families. with veterans who's service we will infer forget and always honor. and with gold star families who's loved ones rest all around us in eternal peace. to those of you who mourn the

loss of a loved one today. my heart goes out to you. i love my daughters more than anything in the world, and i cannot imagine losing them. i can't imagine losing a sister or a brother, or parent at war. the grief so many of you carry in your hearts is a grief i cannot fully know. this day is about you. and the fallen heros that you loved. and it's a day that has meaning for all americans, including me. it's one of my highest honors. it is my most solemn responsibility as president to serve as commander in chief of one of the finest fighting forces the world has ever known. >> we're listening to just some of the live remarks of president obama speaking at the arlington national cemetery in

virginia. the memorial day services. we listened in after he laid the wreath at the tomb of the unknown. just wanted to bring that to you live from arlington national cemetery. still ahead, new details on the bryan stow beating case. the information that was left the out of the law enforcement data system. also, a memorial system in san ramon has been grounded because of bad weather. we'll tell you about some of the other events planned that you can catch today.

welcome back. time is now 8:31. oakland police were busy all

night, investigating a triple shooting where two people were killed, one person was critically injured. it happened just before 9:30 last night. it happened during a barbeque and side show in the streets. oakland police found the three victims when they arrived at the scene. two of them were already dead. the third was taken to highland hospital. family members identified one of the dead as 28-year-old latoya kenny. >> i still trust in the lord. i have faith. he just called her home. she has two beautiful daughters left behind. >> of all people she should not. been the one to go. >> oakland police have no one in custody. we've learned the very important details were missing from a computer database that may have helped identify the parolee who was the main suspect in the giants fan, bryan stow, beating case. according to parole records, some of geovany ramirez's

tatoos were never recorded into the law enforcement data system. ramirez was arrested a week ago. he's accused of beating bryan stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium in march. no charges have been filed yet. stow remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital. time is 8:32 on this memorial day, numerous events are planned throughout the day. alley, we watched it here live and see the wind was a real threat out there. >> that was what contributed to this scaled back version of events. we're in san ramon central park, where the plan was to launch 6 hot air balloons out here in this field, but those balloons never took flight. the crowd that was out here this morning did get to see a little something. >> reporter: the balloon pilots inflated one of the six balloons to the delight and

cheers of spectators. the balloon just kind of bobbed around, again, it's all because of the weather. the balloons have to have optimum conditions to flight. the wind can't be more than 7 or 8 miles per hour. if there's fog, it can't be any lawyer than 1,000 feet. the weather didn't cooperate this morning. after 10 minutes or so, the balloon that they did inflate, started teeter tottering in the wind, and the crowd had to dodge the balloon as it deflated. >> we inflated today, just to be able to show the crowd a little bit about how the balloon is inflated. we really appreciate the fact that they came out so early in the morning. >> reporter: the balloon launch was part of the city of san ramon's annual wind festival. that festival continues for the rest of this memorial day. it is a free event. they have an arts and crafts booth, and professional kite fliers and kite making activities for kids.

all of that activity continues despite the wind and fog today. for a more traditional memorial day ceremony, because this holiday is to show appreciation four for our military men and women, there is an event in the presidio. it includes a parade, ceremony, and 21 gun salute. we have video to show you of last year's parade. also, there will be a special ceremony, honoring japanese american world war ii veterans. elsewhere in vallejo. a memorial ceremony will include a flyover, with military jets from travis air force base. for a more complete list of events happening, you can always go to our website,

ktvu.com. in the meantime, here in san ramon, even though these balloons never took flight, the reminder of the festivities today, the wind festival continues today. that event, and all the other events we mentioned are free. reporting live in san ramon, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. the time is 8:35. starting tomorrow, pg and e crews will be getting ready for high pressure testing in two bay area cities. it includes filling pipes with water at a high pressurized level. first, crews need to vent the gas lines. the actual testing should be done later this week. customers should not notice any interruption in service. the tests are in response to the san bruno pipeline explosion. pg and e, and other california utilities are asking the state to change power pole safety rules. utilities want to eliminate a requirement that electric polls need to be built and maintained

so they quote, will not fail. the companies say that's an impossible standard to meet. they add, systems designed for worst case scenarios would be too expensive to build. time now, 8:36, pg and e is trying to solve a recurring happening at the embarcadero. yesterday, an transformer exploded. luckily, no one was hurt. the power went out near pier 3 about 8:30 yesterday morning. they got it back about 90 minutes later. 39 people are still missing this morning in joplin, missouri, as survivers gathered to remember the victims of last week's deadly tornado. this is video from yesterday's memorial service. president obama was there. he praised the people there for coming together, taking care of each other in the days after the tornado. the president also said that federal aid will be there long

after the cameras are gone to help joplin, missouri rebuild. your time is 8:37. the city of capitola is still waiting to see if the federal government will come through with disaster relief aide. capitola was hit by two floods in late march. the people in capitola are waiting to see if fema will provide aid. officials say the emergency reserves are depleted. the city has spent close to $1 million to fix city property and expects to spend another $500,000 to complete the work. the time now is 8:38. a lot of people have plans this morning for the holiday. sal is going to help you get to where you need to go. >> that's right, just a reminder that most traffic is light today. but keep your speeds down, because there certainly are a lot of chp officers out there watching for you. in case you're wondering, the

eastbound, touchdown detour, on the bay bridge went off without a hinge. it's barely noticeable. i think cars are adjusting to it just fine. there are no major problems there. let's look at interstate 880, sometimes we see slow traffic there, right now, it is light. of course in the southbound, we're doing very nicely. traffic continues to move along. there is a little bit of slowing at 280, but not much. great tweets today. sp weather by the way. what's going on, my tomato plants need some heat. i don't see that for a while. this pattern is stuck. it's called a block pattern. everything is blocked. there's a lot of heat in texas. a lot of cool here. everything just is locked in. that breaks down. this is the pattern we have. we're staying on the cool side. the next system in the old weather pipeline is coming

right down. we have low clouds, and higher clouds all on the move. clouds increasing. if you have son sun, you're lucky. low, overcast, higher clouds will start to move in, especially towards the north later on. the end result is a cool down, even though it was windy at times. we did warm up, and have some low 70s. usually this time of year, it doesn't take much to warm up. but that's not the case. low 50s. low to mid. clouds lake county along the coast now. it's been mostly cloudy in the pa next la. a west wind gusting to 35 the last hour and at sfo. here comes the next low. it's going to drop in and give us below average temperatures. i think we'll get rain out of that tomorrow. not a lot of rain with these systems, but there's some. another low moves in tuesday. the low clouds increasing. higher clouds increasing.

temperatures staying much, much cooler than they should be, especially inland, by a good 0 10á to 15 degrees. highs today, 50s, 60s, and low 70s, you should see low 80s. areas around livermore should be 82. clouds, mostly cloudy. tuesday and wednesday. light rain off and on showers. a little break friday. there are hints. maybe another system, a stronger one on the weekend. from thank you steve. time is 8:14. millions of united states flags will be very visible today as we mark the memorial day holiday. now a bay area company, stepping forward to take care of those flags when they get too old, to be destroyed. the general manager of bay area mortuary services is offering his services.

he's gathering tattered flags and will cremate them. >> we're doing this because we respect the flag. we would rather see it come in, and be used for a meaningful purpose. >> he started gathering flags this weekend. our time is now 8:41. we have an update about the condition of singer sean kingston. he was in a horrible accident. a statement just came out by his spokesperson. >> good news and bad news for giants fans. you've already herred about buster posey. now when pablo sandoval might return.

well good morning to you, welcome back, time now 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories. an investigation continues after a triple shooting in oakland. it happened just before 9:30 last night. it happened during a barbeque and a side show. two people were killed, a third person was taken to highland hospital, and remains in critical condition. this morning, haywood police are searching for a missing nursing student, her name is michelle le. police found l e's suv a couple

of blocks away. trying to get a search warrant for that suv, hopefully to get more information. this morning, president obama there, took part in a memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. he layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. thanks american troops for their sacrifice. it's now official, san francisco giants buster posey will miss the rest of the season. surgeons repaired three torn ligaments to his ankle yesterday in b urlingame. the 2010 rookie of the year also broke a bone in his left leg. the giants could get another offensive weapon back soon. pablo sandoval could be back in the lineup in two weeks. manager bruce bochy says if all goes well, he could start a

minor league rehab assignment this weekend. he will take batting practice on the field this week for the first time since surgery on his right wrist. we have an update on the condition of singer sean kingston, badly injured last night in a jet-ski crash. his publisher has released a statement saying kingston has been stabilized. he's now in the intensive care unit in florida. they hit this palm island bridge in miami. he rose to fame with his 2007 hit song called beautiful girls. time is 8:47. this weekend's indy 500 went to dan wheldon, who just barely inned out jr hildebrand for the wind. hildebrand was in the lead on the last lap. on the last turn, he lost control and slammed into the

wall. this gave wheldon the seconds he needed to cruise to his second win. movie goers cleared their heads, they catapulted several sequels to the top of the box office this weekend. hollywood's box office hangover, is even bigger the second time around. the hangover part 2. would you believe it pulled in more than $86 million in its debut weekend? that's almost twice as much as the original. the next best at the box office are also sequels. kung fu panda 2, and the fourth pirates of the caribbean movie slipped to third. all of the holiday weekend numbers will be coming out tomorrow. the nba finals doesn't start until tomorrow, but american airlines are already the big winner. the airline has the naming rights to both arenas where the

heat and dallas play. you're going to hear the phrase, american airlines arena a lot. they considered giving up the rights years ago. blockbuster is hoping to lure customers back with lower prices and one night rentals. they will rent all movies for just one night and drop prices to 99 cents for all but newly released movies. also offering what they call free rentals if you rent a just released movie for $2.99. time is now 8:49. pardon me, a lot of people are locking in their summer vacation plans. but not everyone will be leaving the office behind when they get out of town. 30% of american workers asked say they will check in on their work at least once while they're out of the office for a week. that's an increase from 25% last year. even then, 12% of the workers say they feel guilty when

they're not on the job. alaska airlines is about to make a big upgrade in its cockpits of its jets. the faa just approved the airlines request to use the ipad as a replacement for the flight manuals used by pilots. alaska says that change will cut down on a lot of weight and paper. they're looking to replacing the inflight maps with a tablet map. u.s. troops are remembering their fallen comrades this memorial day. this is kabul, afghanistan. army soldiers held a dandle light vigil to recognize the more than -- candlelight vigil to recognize those killed. an unusual story, it

involves pbs. their website has been be hacked, and they say the late rapper 2pac alerted them to the problem.

time is now 8:53. the united states is apologizing for a nato air strike in afghanistan that killed civilians. the air strike was lost on the

compound, where insurgents took cover. but the compound has civilians inside. afghan officials say as many as 12 children, 2 women were killed. the afghan president, hamid karzai condemned the bombing and said he's issued his last warning to the u.n. investigating a triple homicide. police say one woman was found dead inside this home. a third victim was also found severely hurt outside the home and later passed away. the three victims reportedly suffered trauma to the head. no sign of forced entry there. investigators say, this does not appear to be a random act. time is 8:54. san jose detectives are investigating several homicides this morning, after a very violent weekend. a 35-year-old woman was shot and killed, while driving on ambler way saturday night. her name has not within

released. family members say she was a mother of five. the woman's nephew who was a passenger in the car was slightly injured in the shooting. it's the city's third homicide in the past five days and the 24th of the year. hours before that shooting, a san jose teenager was shot to death in an apartment complex. police found vincent lee. he recently celebrated his 18th birthday and graduated from independence high school. no arrests have been made in either case. mopping up from a wildfire that burned almost 1400 acres and forced thousands to evacuate. a fire near lake isabella is said to be fully contained. this started in a wildlife area, burned near highway 178, which was temporarily closed. e evacuees are allowed to go

back home. the public broadcasting service, pbs says a story on the site that rapper tupac shakur is alive and well and living in new zealand. the group called lulls boat are responsibility for posting that false story. in the last month, they've hacked news organizations and say they do it for fun. the a's are looking for their fifth straight win, and coming off a three game sweep of the baltimore orioles. before and after today's game in the bay area, fans can donate to troops district. the nonprofit provides necessities like toothpaste and bottled water to frontline troops. today's game at the coliseum is at 1:05. a soldier who couldn't get home for his son's birth can still say he heard him cry for

the first time. that's what he wanted to hear. sasha gave birth in eugene, oregon, but her husband, cody was at fort brag in north carolina. so they broadcast the whole event on skype. allowing cody to hear, and see everything as it happened. >> watching my laptop scream. watching my life screaming from the top of her lungs across the country, afterwards, listening to me son cry for the first time. it was nice. it was awesome. >> the hospital says they broadcast births via skype to other service members in the past. not as much skype, a little more twitter. >> twitter is more in my repertoire. let go to 880.

i always do ktvu.com, where you can check in with current traffic conditions. light all over the bay area. one more look here at san francisco. northbound 101 looks good. let's go to steve. >> partly sunny, low clouds up there. temperatures not very warm. 60s, but the temperatures will start to cool down again tomorrow. mostly cloudy. looks like light scattered rain takes us into wednesday. a break thursday and friday. but no warm up in sight. we're getting locked in. >> okay. thank you steve. and thank you. that's going to do it for our coverage on memorial day. we will see you on ktvu.com and on ktvu news at noon. we spend a lot of time together.

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