[applause] -- breanna firestone. [applause] >> good afternoon, my name is breanna and i am i hope s.f. sunnydale resident. i want to paint a picture for you. i need you all to be really into it. imagine you are going home after a long day at work and you are expecting to relax, but instead, when you get there, you are bombarded by issues that have risen throughout arisen throughout the day. today, your water heater is busted, and you will not get to take a hot shower for four days. tomorrow, because of faulty pipes, feces come up through your kitchen sink. leaving your kitchen unusable for least a week, and every day, you and your family are living with mould and mildew. this is the story of my community, this is the story of my family, this is what we live through every day, and every day my mom has guaranteed us that we will be different, we will live in a different place, everything will change for us. resources for this neighborhood and our communities not something that we want, it is something that we need, and

breanna, you're joining us by phone now. you are with me? >> yes, end. >> harris: just tell me about what last night, and overnight comeau's leg. he would take emergency calls, what were you hearing from people? >> primarily, we have been focused until recently on life procedures. our recovery efforts, are proceeding, and we do anticipate there will be concluded this afternoon. so far the proceedings are going well, we had surprisingly very low fatalities and injuries. which is a blessing. we are now moving to recovery mode, where we are trying to organize sheltering too great a degree, as well as food and water supplies for those who are impacted by the storm. >> harris: lima, ohio pay those of the pictures our viewers are seeing. while i talk to by phone. we know this with tornadoes, you see one house gone. you see another house a little bit less, but it looks like a lot of the trees were just take taken. >> we have been doing damage assessments throughout the county, law enforcement, fire rescue teams, the national weather service. lookin

breanna saying a name for each flower she >> it is important to say their names so you can remember them. >> my grandfather served in the army and we want to thank all of our servicemen who served and those especially who gave their life in the duty. >> reporter: veterans said they are gratified knowing that their fellows and arms sacrifices will never be forgotten. >> it is just a reminder that a lot of different generations have given a lot, and maybe they should think about doing it as well. [ music ] >> reporter: well we are reflecting on history it is important to remember the historical role that the presidio plate. they have been celebrating memorial day here for more than 150 years. in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> still ahead, a $20 million dream home of for sale in the south bay. hear from the retired battalion chief whose vision brought this house to life. >>> too close for comfort, how authorities took action after they found a 300 pound bear wandering near a downtown area. >>> some clouds showers and cool temperatures finally, warmer temperatures in the forecast, we c

breanna seeing a name for each flowers you ladies. >> it is important to say their names. we remember though. >> my grandfather served everyone their lives. for veterans day they are gratified their sacrifices will never be forgotten. >> a lot of different generations have given a lot. >> [ taps ] >> is important to remember the history right here and called the presidio. they have been celebrating memorial day right here and called the presidio for more than 100 years. we are life in san francisco. >>> at oak hill memorial park in san jose is ceremony on their generations of veterans. >> and the home of the brave. >> japanese-american veterans, vietnam vets were also honored. the event included the landing of a huey helicopter. and speeches about the history of the civil war and how memorial day was created. >> more than 1.3 million u.s. troops have died in combat since the american revolution. mike pence remembered them by placing a wreath on the grave of the unknown. >> reporter: a day of solemn remembrance. vice president mike pence joining other officials at arlington

. >> reporter: michelle talked about her dog, breanna and through the organization in 2014, born blind and the independent feeling she has now is unbelievable. >> the first time i got to handle her, it was like flying because she gave me flight that i never could have. >> reporter: guide dogs worked with three airports the airports , checking in, going through security and going to board an airplane . >> i know i'm going to be okay with her by my side. >> reporter: this was a time for the dogs get used to the sights and sounds of an airport. seeing all the puppies and smiling faces and all of the love . >> it just makes my heart joyful. >> reporter: more than 65 travelers made her way to the airport. for michelle and rhiannon did not and the training. >> as my vision has changed from the time i got her, she just picks up and does what she needs to do. it is amazing. >> reporter: at old england at oakland international. >>> there is no bart train service between the concord and pleasant hill stations due to maintenance. a bus bridge has been placed for travelers. all tracks and equipmen

. >> breanna saying a name for each flower she lays. >> it's important to say their names because you can remember them. >> my grandfather served in the army. we want to thank all of our servicemen and those who gave their life. >> veterans say they are gratified knowing their fellows and norms sacrifices will never be forgotten. >> it is a reminder that a lot of different generations have given a lot. and maybe they should think about doing it as well. [ taps ] >> while were reflecting on history, it's important to remember the role the presidio play. they have been celebrating memorial day here from more than 150 years. in the presidio, ktvu fox2 news . >>> memorial day is considered the unofficial start of summer for many. with cooler weather a lot of people have opted to stay indoors. and ruben shows us what up looks like i it campgrounds and picnic sites. >> reporter: at was quiet at the reservoir, really quiet. a few fishermen were hanging out but otherwise it seems this strange weather has scared people lost. >> it was like tossing a coin. we were willing to chance water pretty

i think both hilary and breanna and their peers and teammates, this will be in the history books, 100 from now and you kids when you grant children are studying history you will be studying this woman. what they did in terms of american cultural history. today is a greatest day to be a woman in sports until tomorrow. the glass is half-full, those of you that know me i'm a very positive person, their major issues out there. and you both are so lucky -- i've been lucky to cover both you. last time i saw hillary, she had a gold medal around her neck, one of the greatest games i have ever seen. u.s. was leading canada in the 2010 olympics. [cheering] >> i've seen her a fair amount but one of those times i saw her, she had a gold medal around her neck and oh so fortunate to be in the rose bowl in 1999 in the history of u.s. soccer. i want to rihanna and her teammates when in one of my favorite stories in the history of my career. entering a lot of history and a lot of thought into cultural history. i agree, the time is right and i know you agree as well. we are in the b-2 movement, women a