is unsafe in the event of a major earthquake while you replace bolts on the new bridge that haven't broken? >> we need to make a call about the remaining bolts. >> reporter: he will hear that caltrans will propose to keep the bolts in place. >> they are still keeping their sites on a labor day opening but i predict we may have to slow things down. >> reporter: there is only one right thing to do. >> i think if something broke and there is problems, you should fix it all. >> if they have questionable goals with that many people who travel on it, fix it now. >> fix them all. fix them right now. do it. might as well do it.

>> she remembers last week's washington state bridge collapse. >> that other bridge, i think rather than finish it the right way, you know, safer. >> he agrees. >> all the bolts should be replaced. that will be my position. >> reporter: you can bet we will be there on wednesday to hear it all out. tom vacar,. >> mark: it has been a while since we have seen wet weather on memorial day. rosemary orozco is here, how long has it been? >> 20 years according to the national weather service. 1993 the last time we had rain on memorial day. enough to get us wet. a little bit. first let's look at where we are seeing a few light sprinkles into the north bay. you can see hit or miss at this

point. we had a match -- patch move through. light rain. outside of that, this is all we have seen today. hit or miss light sprinkles. antioch feeling sprinkles right now. you can see most of the moisture remaining over the north edge of california. we will continue to get the southern edge as the storm continues pushing to the east. last 12 hours, this is all i could find in the way of accumulation. when i come back, how long the rain is expected to last. it will be winding down tonight. i will have what you can expect for tomorrow coming up. we have a new photo of the man who turned himself into police after a crash that left three dead. ktvu's rob roth is live at the scene of the accident.

rob? >> reporter: hillside remains close as investigators are still on the scene. tonight the driver of one of the cars is in custody facing vehicular manslaughter after an accident that left three people dead. >> reporter: there isn't much left of this car cut in two during a horrific accident. it happened after 7:30 a.m. this morning. the car crashed into another car. the three passengers died at the scene. they are identified as jonathan jade mouton, raul valdes and rosa maria falla. >> the car reended the green -- rear ended the green car. the green car hit a wall. split the vehicle in two and

ejecting them. >> reporter: no one was injured in the other car. police discovered the driver left the scene and they put out an alert for paul diaz, the driver. paul diaz later surrendered to police. he faces three counts of vehicular manslaughter and hit and run. friends and relatives came by the scene all day. the car belonged to rosa maria falla. one of the victims. police are waiting reports on paul diaz. he is expected in court later this week. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. two teens are in the hospital after the car they were in slammed into a tree in san jose. the crash happened before 3:00 a.m. investigators say the boy and girl both 17 years old were trapped inside the car. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to riskee them.

speed may have -- rescue them. speed may have been a factor. >> faster than the speed limit. >> police say the driverb is in itical condition. the passenger was -- driver is in critical condition and the passengers was released. a deadly crash on the peninsula yesterday. the woman was a burlesque performer. authorities say sarah klein was killed in the accident early yesterday on highway 101. her husband was driving the car. he is in critical condition tonight. the crash involved a party bus, 10 people in that vehicle suffered injuries. friends say sarah klein was a performer who also wrote about burlesque. five people died on bay area roads this memorial day weekend. this is one of the maximum enforcement periods. today the chp released arrest numbers between friday and this

morning. the california highway patrol says 1133 drivers were arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. that is down from last year, when 1161 were arrested. police in san jose continue to investigate two shootings that killed three people in less than 4 hours. in the first shooting, 6:30 last night, a 15-year-old boy and a 17-year-old boy were both killed in san jose. then after 10:00 a man was shot and killed in south san jose. a woman who lives near the scene where the teens were killed says she hasn't seen anything like this in her 15 years in the neighborhood and from now on she will be more careful. >> my grandson is 9, he visits with me. i am always telling him to go outside, now i am leery. >> last night's killings were

the 17, 18 and 19 of the year in san jose. at this point no arrests have been made and police don't know if the shootings are related. police are studying surveillance video after someone opened fire in a costo parking lot yesterday afternoon. someone fired shots at 315 at the costo on davis street. by the time officers arrived the victim and the shooter left the scene. bullets hit a car and there is surveillance video that may help in the case. whether to issue a 45 day moratorium on new smoke shops. there are 12 smoke shop ins antioch. a report found a number of complaints involving the shops and they say they are a magnet for crime. some residents say they present a health concern. >> some people are smokers out

there, over all we have to think about the health of individuals. >> too many smoke shops in the city. nobody can make money. >> it goes before the scattered storms tomorrow night. it needs support from 4-5 to pass. the swedish team to compete in the america's cup is still not sure whether they will race as planned this summer. artemis racing hasn't made a decision on whether to stay in the race. artemis racing was the team whose catamaran broke apart killing one of the sailors. the decision will depend on several factors, including the new safety measures that were recommended last week. there is no deadline to finalize the new rules but racing is scheduled to start on the 4th of july. 2 dozens shuttle drivers for a airplane parking lot walked off the job at the start

of the weekend. >> employees say the company imposed a new contract on workers friday, one that lowers pay and reduces benefit. they make $11 an hour. passengers trying to get back to their cars reported delays. the company tells us they are trying to reduce the impact on passengers by bringing in substitute drivers. newt at 6:00 p.m. the sound of taps is a part of memorial day. ktvu's christien kafton tells us days like today highlight the lack of qualified musicians to play that song. [ taps playing ] >> reporter: the simple 24 notes that make up taps are incidentally recognizable. but it is getting harder to find buglers to play them. he said his performances like

today is payment for a debt he owes to veterans like his father and grandfather. >> it is all about honoring our veterans and providing small service that i do. >> reporter: he helped organized today's ceremony and s aps isspecial part of honoring veterans who paid the ultimate price. this year taps was a recording. >> people used to bring their boom boxes and play a cd of the service and taps and -- and it was -- better than not having anything at all. >> reporter: he would perform a live bugler but they are hard to find. >> we have tried to get buglers from high school bands, for example, it is difficult. >> reporter: organizers of memorial day events encourage young people to explore the

bugle and they would encourage their fellow horn players to reach out to keep the tradition of taps alive. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. police are posting flyers in hopes of finding a missing man. 72-year-old jim ross. he has dementia. he is 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, red hair and blue eyes. he was last seen about 10:00 a.m. this morning driving his blue 2002 jeep grand cherokee with the california license plate 4xzs927. tonight new information to help people prepare for el nino. >> the high court is expected to release rulings on key cases in the coming weeks. what they say on proposition 8 and why it could be dismissed.

[ taps playing ] president obama honored the war dead today at arlington national cemetery. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. he urged americans to remember all of the service men and women still fighting and in some cases still dying in afghanistan. in the bay area people gathered to honor and remember men and women in uniform who made the ultimate sacrifice. the sights and sounds at today's memorial day service at the national cemetery in san

francisco. >> when i saw all the grave sites my heart sank. just brings tears to my eyes. >> yearly event for me. one day that i could come here and support our troops. the ones that have passed and still out there that we need to bring home. >> emotionally i am -- i am overwhelmed. my heart goes out to every family that last somebody. it is heart breaking. >> sad. very sad. all these people lost they have liars to protect me.

this country. right now i am holding back tears. once the bagpipes start and i remember i will cry. [ taps playing ] >> for more pictures of today's tributes go to www.ktvu.com. we have a slide show with pictures from all across it country on the front page under the slide show tab. a social network, rally point was started last year as a network for the u.s.

military. it was founded by a former army essential forces soldier from the bay area. it offers connections that military personnel can make with others who served. tomorrow the u.s. supreme court will release rulings in its 30 remaining cases, and that includes two cases involving same-sex marriage. it is not known when the decisions for prop 8 from california or the defense of marriage act will be released. attorneys for opponents of prop 8 say they could dismiss the case on a technicality. the justices could decide the sponsors had no legal right or standing to defend it in federal court. researchers appear to have solved the history of el nino. in a study researchers say they discovered an unusual wind pattern in the pacific ocean

during strong el nino events. it swings back and forth over 15 months. the last el nino was three years ago. >> a lot of rain. >> this could improve the el nino forecast. we haven't seen a lot of rain today but definitely enough to put a damper on plans. a live look at the bay bridge. the moist atmosphere there. making it tough to see across the bay bridge. your view a little restricted there. hard pressed to find rain at this point. earlier we had a patch of rain that moved through between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. some rain fell over the area but now a few sprinkles over the north bay.

east bay, antioch, brentwood, scattered showers here. our pattern will change little as we get into the evening hours. take a look. you can see the system here still making its way across california. it will settle east us by tomorrow. i don't think you will need that umbrella for tomorrow. we will see sunshine by the afternoon. temperatures will make a big rebound. napa with the winds 12 miles ho 14 in concord. in addition to the cloudy conditions, breezy today. temperatures several degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 63 napa. 60 oakland. 60 redwood city. we pick it up here. cloudy skies. sprinkles. you didn't see a lot falling. not a lot of blue. a few scattered showers remaining in the forecast. tomorrow morning, gray. still moist around the state.

the possibility of drizzle. but it will clear out. by the afternoon, noon time, partly cloudy skies. sunny conditions and temperatures on their way back up. what you can expect for the morning tomorrow. 54 oakland. 53 san francisco. temperatures similar to how we woke up today. into the afternoon more sunshine. 73 expected for sonoma, snappa. -- napa. east bay, 74 concord. mid-60s for the east bay shoreline. 67 in oakland. 71 for santa clara. santa cruz low 70s. for the peninsula into the afternoon 70 degrees. 64 san bruno. coast low 60s. 62 for san francisco. extended forecast here, filling better into tuesday, wednesday

not a lot of change. sun and clouds, low 70s. then we see a warm up. we don't stop with 92 on saturday. 90 on sunday. saturday is the warmest day of the weekend. temperatures will be heating up once again. >> looking like one great weekend. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 tonight veterans remembered around the bay this memorial day. including that park. why the giants and a's marked a first in the series when it comes to service members and ben affleck gets the honor, join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's today. and lunch with warren buffett, how much one charity stands to make from the lunch inn. ♪

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warren buffett raised $15 million for the charity. bidding begins sunday through friday. mark is off today. joe fonzi filling in. game one of the bay bridge series. >> it really is a rivalry. early bragging rights go to the a's. the giants and a's wore memorial day camouflage uniforms. giants starter madison bumgarner hadn't allowed a hit till he road one the opposite way in the 4th. he has been on fire. two run homer. gave the a's all the runs they need. 8 for him. giants cut the lead in half. but then he provided batting in the 7th. he hit one off the reliever. two runs score. he gets the win with the help of two relievers. 4-1 the final. >> worked a lot quicker. just really -- that is the pitcher i am. i was able just to break through that and be myself.

work quick. fill up the strike zone. i am a strike thrower. not a strikeout pitcher. that is what i believe. >> doesn't get more exciting than the stanley cup. the sharks and kings tomorrow evening in the south land. that game is necessary when the sharks won yesterday. an unlikely playing emerged as a force. he played in the series for the first time yesterday. he didn't score but got off four shots. the effort was noticed by his teammates. >> we decided not to sit back, to go after them and it was great. 4th line. did an unbelievable job tonight. he was huge for us. created energy. >> we had the started we we wanted. sometimes you have to have a

great start, it can help you win a game. calms everyone down. to get a goal early settled everyone down. >> spurs can finish off memphis tonight. >> can't wait for tomorrow night. >> i know. >> thank you. tonight on it 10:00 p.m. news, we are working to learn more about the three victims killed in the deadly crash and more about the man who is now behind bars. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. see you at www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. [ birds chirping ]

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