the navy marine corps stadium.ork has been done behind the scenes to make commission week run as smoothly and safely as possible and to set up this beautiful ceremony today. i would like to take a brief moment to thank our dedicated faculty and staff, the naval academy athletic association, the united states demonstration team, the blue angels, the class of 1973, our chaplain corps and our very own naval academy band for putting together a fabulous ceremony this year for our graduates. how about a big round of applause for those folks. [applause] >> to the mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, sponsors and all of our friends here today, thank you from the bottom of my heart. we say thank you for your unwavering and continued and everlasting supports of the young men and women here on the field today. without you all they may not have been able to navigate as well as they did over these last four years. as we all know, the class of 2023 navigated a global pandemic , duri

marin is just outside and see how she behaves. a question about ukraine what is the way out of the conflict, the way out of the conflict, russia will leave ukraine. that's the way out of the conflict. thank you roman it was a nervous work itself, a very good setano thompson, a royal maid, they washed a cat there in order to present her exhibitions, so this cat. she was excellent at the exhibition, participated in other things, as soon as i got freedom, she immediately fled to the trash heap, there were so many of these objects. here she is, sana marin reminds me of this particular cat. here is a manifestation of this one, when we had previously watched a certain video where we had to act aggressively, how she turned and went. she knows these stoops. it seems that now she will start to fight, that is, this is her gut climbing. upstairs categorically a person lies a society, a person who was taken to solve some certain tactical tasks, one of the actual tasks, for example, this is sincere condolences to a man who is an outspoken nazi

and trade, and the head of the secretariat of our supreme council of marine industries.in this program, and mr. abdul nasser derakhshan, a member of the islamic council's supervisory council in the supreme council of marine industries , we will also have a video communication with the reporter of the sed and sima news agency, mrs. kiana gudarzi, mr. jafari . hello, welcome to you. i do your service to all the dear viewers and i congratulate this monkey incident to the country's maritime sector . well, finally, after six years, there is no congratulations. after six years, we managed to hold the meeting of the supreme council with all our strength. i have the courtesy to serve the honorable nation of iran. i want the dear viewers of this program. i am happy that there is a possibility that it will be done anyway and it is based on the development of the country. it is necessary to see all the capacities of the country . we will do many seeds in our country let's play 100 important issues, the hour game, 50 issues about the issue, and 555 main issues, which in my opinion,

tasks related to marine hydrography, i.e. water depth, depth measurement , must be done in marine mapsich fortunately, now we are one of the leading countries in the production of marine maps, which at the time of monopoly only england had the whole map now we produce more than 100 sheets, 100 pages, 90 maps , and the whole world uses them in relation to our own area and topics related to the dredging of the places where ships are brought. may it enter our ports safely. discussions related to maritime search and rescue during the year, after all, there are many maritime accidents, whether it is our own ship or a foreign ship, and recently, which was about a few years ago, if i am not mistaken, it was learned that an emirati ship was in roshd 31 area. neferton is a storm whose sea waves reach up to 4 meters the indian crew of 29 people drowned in the sea . the sea search system consists of advanced vessels and assistance to the aircraft. it can be a port . we have small ships to 300,000 ton ships, usually 300,000 ton ships. and one after the other without distance these trucks to live 3

the complaints of the builders of vessels and marine equipment are the issue of obtaining facilities and financing, the construction of vessels such as ships and marine equipment, which takes time and therefore the return on investment is long-term , is one of the things that mr. jafari is important for this matter. the decision has been made in what they said one of the problems of the companies, whether it is the operator or the manufacturer, this discussion of financing is not like this. this is the most important issue in this company. countries that consider themselves to be the sea come to finance the solution now in your country of south korea, china , when you want it. order the float, and our own operators are not denying the domestic capacity, but proper financing leads many operators to that direction . you can bring a big float with less than 10% , it will be worth 200 million dollars, and we will place an order. kenny with a very small profit even under libro globally, you can order this at sea with a long-term repayment , which means something like 10 to 12 years, we do

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he loved being a marine.he miller family. i thought that they would be understandably really angry with me. so eventually i called and saw them. lewis... and susie were absolutely beautiful. they... amazing people. i mean, i still love talking to susie. emailing with her, calling her. and i wish it would be easier than it is, but, i feel like i owe her... her son. ♪ >> at the time we took over the city and we did what our mission told us to do. on paper, it's a success. for me? it's difficult. 'cause i hold on to my friends. and the ones that were killed in our memories. and you look at, back at the instability of what's going on in fallujah... i'd take my friends back. ♪ >> (speaking arabic): yeah. >> (speaking arabic): ♪ >>go to pbs.org/frontline for more on the making of this film. >>by the time i got to fallujah you know i thought i'd seen it all >> i mean what we didn't realize was, the invasion wasn't the war, the war was to come. >> and for all our coverage of the iraq war... visit the frontline archiv

this is marine anatoly leopoldovich golembievsky. and crimea a in the forty-third as part of the landing a detachment under the command of caesar kunikov participated in the capture of the malaya zemlya bridgehead. in the autumn of the same year, he was wounded in both legs and again in the right hand, despite this, galimpievskiy continued to hold the line in a captured enemy umbrella. a few days after the injury , doctors evacuated him to the gelendzhik marine hospital, having discovered gas gangrene , both of his legs were amputated. at that moment, anatoly was only 22 years old. but he was not a spirit. in the hospital, he was looked after by a georgian girl, a mertz nurse kolontase, she fell in love with a cheerful leningrad guy and later became his wife. their daughter tamara was born together they will live happily all their lives, returning to their native leningrad anatoly leopoldovich. he graduated from a technical school, and later became a leading engineer in the laboratory of the research institute of metrology named afte

as a marine, i'm so excited.nd 1. several people were hurt when two groups of teens opened fire at the beach forcing the state of ohio temporarily shut down bun one of the city's most popular memorial day shots. one calling out brandon johnson and his plan to send peace keepers throughout the city to try and stop crime this weekend saying it was unsuccessful. and more fallout from corporate wokeness as anheuser-busch has now lost nearly $19 million will will trans activist. similarly target loses $10 billion in 10 days following the boycott over the release of the lgbtq friendly kids clothing. and a columnist is calling out espn host sam ponder for supporter until women's sports saying it is not hateful to demand fairness in sports for girls. "u.s.a. today's" nancy called the remark, quote: plain old bigotry saying don't be fooled by the people who free about fairness trans girls and women this is and always was about hate, fear and ignorance. protesters in seattle tried to derail an event kirk cameron over the w

marine capt. charles robb .began quietly and only with family and intimate friends was now spotlighted in the national news and it would be a long time before chuck and linda what again know the moment they had shared during the summer of 1967 the private moments and around the festivities was launched as a black tie dinner dance of the host and the friends the bride for many years, now. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> the state of washington heading for her first shower for lynda johnson this was her first grand hurrah. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ the guest would who lynda johnson who had known through her career. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ uniquely innovations and this one particularly shown to be absent. ♪ ♪♪ [inaudible]. >> this past week was. [inaudible]. and. [inaudible]. and seriously i told her. [laughter] [inaudible]. this is. [inaudible]. oh look. i love that. it is just beautiful. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ after

we can see the marine layer floating around. i will let you know how long it will last , coming up in your full forecast. >>> the markets opened about 14 minutes ago. we are in the green this morning for the dow jones. we will have more on in money watch report, coming up right after this . >>> it is good to see you. ahead on "cbs mornings". what odds doing to make your summer travel a little easier? we will ask the ceo of delta how his airline is preparing. it is a place that jennifer lopez learned her moves. we will take you inside where dancers are learned to shine. i hit the driving range with one of the best golfers in the world. see my candid conversation with justin thomas about his legacy and his frieshit >>> we are talking in money watch. i will start with the big board. the dow jones industrial average opened higher this morning. 117 points . we are seeing stocks opened higher , as investors are feeling hopeful that a deal will be reached with the debt ceiling. >>> the owners of thousands of jeep cherokees are being wo

the marine layer is strong and very president. i will show you how long it will last but a star with a live look. low visibility at the surface level at the golden gate bridge, you cannot tell. due to how low the visibility is and it is dark. into the afternoon it will float just along the bay bridge areas. the bay bridge, golden gate bridge, a little more clear the more north we go closer to marin but into 11:00 hour. visibility near oakland and valejo still kind of hit or miss until a pulls back closer to 1:00. this is been the trend all week long. no big news but still sticking around. this time it is thicker into the afternoon. notice san francisco. the peninsula is split . as we head into daly city, and pass that into south san francisco where it will be more clear close to the airport. along the coast, pacifica and into half moon bay, that is sticking stronger. into the 5:00 hour, it is starting to cool down. temperatures are starting to get mild as we wrap up the day. overnight hours it will feel back in and we are setting

on their professional holiday on the day of the marine corps of ukraine. he presented state awards to soldiers and ribbons for courage and bravery to the best unit that protects this part of the front. i am sure you remember these units often in your evening addresses. i thank you for the extraordinary results they give to ukraine in the battles today, i gave birth to them personally, this is the 35th separate brigade of marines named after rear-admiral mykhailo ostrogradskyi 4006th separate artillery brigade named after general khorunzhy oleksia almazova and the 140th separate reconnaissance battalion are very powerful units, i am grateful to each of you soldiers and thank you for the chevrons, it is indeed very honorable today, right on the front line, it was right to announce the creation of a marine corps in ukraine , new marine brigades will be added to our existing units infantry and we provide them with modern weapons and equipment. this trip to the front line was the final component after many meetings and negotiations with partners that took place

were formed, and in fact today is marine day, the 150th anniversary of marine day in ukraine, and accordingly because of this today in poltava they congratulated our countrymen, but those who were during the full-scale offensive in mariupol and defended the city, defended the locals and allowed the enemy to advance deep into the country, these are the guys who were able to learn today who were able to join today and joined in a moment of silence for the dead, he presented them with awards and also solemnly raised the flag of the marines in the center of poltava, and today is the day when the defenders remember it, and in particular, the people of poltava miss serhiy volyn, who was also in mariupol, he he is a marine and he took command of a unit and together with the azov people defended mariupol as far as it was possible but then he and others got to the russian he was captured and he was released in exchange agreements, but he cannot enter ukraine until the end of the russian-ukrainian war, so these are the kind of people today ukrainians from poltava remember in general, and today they rem

that's when a 24-year-old retired marine put him in a chokehold. he had a history of mental illness as his blood, i was crying out for medical help for my nephew but everything was about insurance. doctors knew his condition. he needed to be treated. he wasn't a bad person. the marine involved was questioned by police and released without charges. the family of jordan neely and the marine have both lawyered up as a manhattan d.a.ens office continues its investigation. protesters are expected to hit the streets of new york city again later today. back to you. >> brian: all right, todd. thanks. this is, to me, absolutely unbelievable. he is on the f train 2:30 in the afternoon. this maniac gets on and starts screaming at people and threatening people saying i don't care if i go to jail. menacing. he is an absolute menace. everyone felt threatened. i was listening to eyewitnesses this morning on the local wnbc affiliate. yeah, everyone felt as though he was in danger. he locked him up in a submission hold. sadly i don't think for a second he would wan

we can thank the marine layer for that and the wins. this onshore flow will bring in a cool breeze with more moisture along our coastline this afternoon. close to 30 or 40 mile-per-hour wind gust near bodega bay. gusty conditions expected in san francisco. we have a beautiful weekend and as we take a look at the next 8-14 days, next weekend is looking pretty nice. dry conditions , right now. as for temperatures they are sitting around average. a stunning seven-day forecast, if you ask me. we are talking about 80s and 70s for the inland east bay. dog walking weather and pull weather. not the case for san francisco. a little cooler. dense clouds on saturday with the conditions . taking up next work week on monday in the north bay, around 81 degrees. >>> it's a busy thursday, jessica. we have a couple of hotspots to tell you about. if you are commuting out of the south bay, and early backup along 101 northbound . things are getting busy especially on 87. people may be using that as an alternate. because of a crash northbound 101 and the is

they beat up some marine.siy. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to ashley for more headlines. >> ashley: hey, guys, are good morning. start with the border crisis. raÚl on or about tees set to retire next month after serving two years in the role. calling him a great agent and true leader. the unprecedented migrant surge isn't letting up. just yesterday or teeps tweetin0 apprehensions. seizing almost 600 pounds of drugs over the memorial day weekend. and tesla ceo elon musk is in china for the first time in over three years. the billionaire is expected to make a stop at the electricity r company in shanghai. brings the ax i don't mean 2 astronauts back home. to the international space station. spacex dragon capsule splashing down off the coast of florida late last night. nascar suspending driver chase elliott through next week's cup race in illinois. ruling he intentionally slammed denny hamlin into the wall during the coca-cola 600 in charlotte. this will be the seventh race he hit this season. he hit the right

the testing of large-scale marine permaculture is yet to be done. but the stakes couldn't be any higher for getting them underway. this is all about restoring the foundation of our civilisation, because with climate disruption, we'll deplete the soils, we'll deplete the oceans. there will be no civilisation left because any time you lose that foundation of food and the soils and the seas, you lose civilisation as well. damon: so, velvet, because the warming will increase over the next two decades, and sea levels will continue to rise... ..some countries will need to adapt in new and creative ways. but if predictions of severe droughts are realised that see shortages of food, the potential for unprecedented numbers of refugees and civil unrest around the world... ..is enormous. just imagine large-scale marine permaculture, helping to mitigate the severity of such a crisis. it could provide an alternative food source to the damaged land crops... ..that is rich in protein and other nutrients. kate: instead of having governments that are reacting to dis

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marines in california. i always say a marine is really never off duty.range county sheriff's department charged nine minors, five are facing felony assault with deadly weapon. began late friday near san c clamanty pier. they asked them to stop launching fireworks. look at what happened. if you have little ones in the room, video can be disturbing. u.s. marines left with no choice but to curl up into the fetal position. angry mob didn't let up. fortunately bystanders were able to jump in and break up the mob. orange county sheriff's department marines declined medical transportation to a nearby hospital. investigation ongoing. interesting. when you see camera angles like that and know there are people around. i don't know. always brings warmth to my heart people are willing to get involved. i can see if they wouldn't. >> this is awful to watch on memorial day when we are supposed to honor soldiers. this is a military town. what bothers me most these are juveniles. there was a mob of 40 allegedly involved, 40 on these marines. where are the parents of thes

police say the marine did ask others to call 911. after several minutes, nearly losing consciousness and later pronounced dead at a hospital. the medical examiner ruling his death a homicide by compression of the neck. neely, once known for his michael jackson impersonations police say he had a document of mental health history and over 40 arrests including for assault and disorderly conduct. overnight, protesters gathering at the train station to demand justice for neely. new york governor kathy hochul calling the choke hold an extreme response. >> just looking at that video, you know its wrong. no one has the right to take the life of another person. >> reporter: tonight mayor eric adams urging patients. >> the district attorney and the police department are doing their investigations. i am going to respect that. there are many layers to this. >> reporter: former marine whose name has not been released was interviewed by police and let go. both neely's family and the former marine have retained attorneys. >> stephanie ramos in new

the marine layer is standing strong. a live look from san francisco, a little bit of moisture actually, 100th of an inch when it comes to that coastal area and along the bay, temperatures this afternoon sitting in the low 60s. we are off to a mild start, actually sitting below average right now, 5 to 10 degrees throughout the bay area. here's what we are looking at, the marine layer will stay strong, and i mentioned the coastal drizzle, it is messed. anranging om santa rosa to napa, it doesn't last long. into the afternoon hours, we are left with sunnier skies around lunchtime and into the evening hours tonight, down to cool, to set up tomorrow with the marine layer filling in the bay once again. if you are headed out to the national cemetery this afternoon, keep in mind that temperatures are cool, we're talking low 60s into the afternoon hours. that will happen around to that, topping off along the was lined with good conditions. this is what it looked like when it comes to temperatures. we're talking 5 to 10 degrees in

we especially support our marines. this never happens again. >> mayor duncan says they're reviewing the cameras and hope it will identify the attackers. he calls this incident a wake-up call, trace. >> trace: there's a lot more to be told about this story. we'll find that out. joining us now, sergeant mike woodruff, the public information officer. are we learning more about these teenagers? were they drinking? were they causing trouble? what do we know so far? >> at this time the investigators are looking into the circumstances on the incident. as far as them being under the influence, i don't know that at this time. but the totality of the circumstances are for surely being investigated. >> trace: sergeant, they haven't released all of the video. why not? some of the video is disturbing. why hasn't it all been released? and will it be released at some point? >> the main video from the one you're showing now to where the two marines are being assaulted is the key piece of evidence that captures that horrific moment tha

now i'm last day became the fast community lead marine resolve of its kind in scotland. and since 2008, an area of 2.67 square kilometers, has been protected as a know take saying an area when no extraction of life will resources is permitted we are now seeing that we will have more to take those in the next 10 years it really is great. let's you know, we try to get the proof. is this the proof that this benefits communities vision and the thing is uh much, much better than i would ever expected? no. my thing is, these are things from university researches and the estimates is the scallops within the dates of seed, an area 40 times as big. so their eggs and spot seeds in huge area of the 50 spectrum. and it's very similar. phillips, this the, the general species abundance within the marine protected area increased by 80 percent in less than 4 years. it goes to show that you take away the most disruptive and sustainable form sufficient. dragging away at the same page. the environment bounces back, actually bounces back pretty fast. you know, you've started see things with

a deep marine layer. our coldest spots in the upper 40's.p it on for much of the morning. here's future weather, the cloud cover by 10:00 a.m. is pretty thick. around the bay shoreline, a lot of cloud cover. cloudy over the city, but the afternoon, we see that marine layer breaking down with temperatures below average this time of the year. temperatures in the 60's and 70's" or whether moves over the next couple of daysin -- 70's and cooler weather moves in over the next couple of days. jobina: normally we start to see metering lights flip on at the bay bridge toll plaza but that is not. the case this morning smooth sailing across san francisco. speeds at the limit at the bridge. it is beginning to fill in at walnut creek as we show you this live camera of 680. taillights are southbound so you know the direction of traffic. drive times not too bad. an overall view of the map, coming out of tracy is going to be slow. reggie: the california attorney general agreed to review the decision by san francisco's district attorney to not i'll charges

the marine layer pushed all the way out today. so pretty much everybody sitting in the sunshine even out at the coast, which is quite nice. we're taking a live look right now from mount tam. and you can see how clear it is because we have such a great shot of san francisco that you can see in the distance there. >> it's been a minute right since we see that very clearly at all of the green there to courtesy of all the rain that we've gotten this season. taking a look at our weather pattern. your mention, we're kind of todd link between low and high pressure. so you've got low pressure and high pressure. >> kind of balancing each other out a bit. and today the high pressure has strengthened a little bit. and that is allowing for all of those warm temperatures and also pushing that marine layer out that will stay with us today and tomorrow before come relent a bit. and then we'll see that low pressure build up a little bit more. and that will make up for a marine layer this a little more robust and moves a little further inland. coo

this is the marine layer.see repeat of it pulling back from the inland areas to the bay waters. this is around 11:00 a.m. my trouble spot is the peninsula. just like expected. are inland areas will see clear conditions and oakland are struggling with visibility but around 2:00 it starts to dissipate. we are still struggling near sunset and down to pacifica, the coastal fog will sit there for the rest of the day and it dissipates around 5:00 in the northern portion. from presidio north we will see great conditions and by tomorrow morning it will start slowly filling its way back in. daytime highs will be cooler near san francisco. below average sitting at 62 this afternoon and the winds will kick up and i will highlight that coming up in your first alert forecast but it will be breezy along the coastline especially for those in san francisco. the winds will be lighter to the south. daytime highs in the 70s with mild conditions as we extend into the inland east bay. temperatures are coming down from earlier this

the marine layer pulls back into the afternoon hours. we are left with daytime highs five back to 10 degrees below average but late this week, we have a major warm-up happening and we will have more on that coming up in a bit. how are the roads looking? >>> not a lot of cars out there this morning, a lot of people have the day off in advance of memorial day. look at this live look at the bay bridge, it is very chill this morning, not a lot of cars. if you are one of the few people getting out the door, you've got easy travel conditions this morning. is going to change later on because it is a monday, after a three-day weekend and a lot of people are hitting the get ou town. so busy conditions are expected on the way home. right now, you deal with 20 conditions out there on bay area bridges. we've got wind f asashe bay bridge. traving in fuory isin effect for thas ll bridge. >>> thanks for look at that, hopefully it stays nice and calm this morning. let's take a look at top stories. president biden and speaker kevin mccarthy said they are

when we have like our marines and when i picked up sergeant i tried talk to my marines to get them help of the prior they were not like that. you know they would almost see everything in the opposite to keep you away from medical or psychiatrists or anything. it is not a sign of weakness. it is more a sign strength on you. you are able tom recognize that -- something is off and i need help. and lastly the last question, and thank you for sharing i know it is a tough but accepted topic to talk about. if we are not experts and don't know how to talk about mental health it is a great conversation to have. especially hearing from fellow veterans. lastly, so, knowing what you know now, y'all experiences good and bad, would you do it all over again? yes. absolutely. >> in a heart beat >> yes. >> i think so, too. >> i think i always say, there were a lot more negatives than positives but came out a better person. and you know and something like that, i -- would have -- something you can't take away and like -- i could not imagine myself my life if i never went in. and served i feel like you kn

the marine layer is thinning out as we speak.g will not linger too much longer, maybe the next 30 minutes. we are heating up already. it temperatures well above average later this afternoon. the heat will ease a little for mother's day but still temperatures will remain above average for the back half of the weekend. here is live doppler seven, clearly showing our marine layer hugging the coast. cloud cover will a dense fog advisory for the next nine minutes. fog is burning as we speak. current visibility, half moon bay the visibility down to a quarter of a mile. it temperatures under the fog at 52. where we have had sunshine all morning, well into the 70's. clearlake, 74. 60's on the board from concord to san je. palo alto at 63. oakland in the mid-these but the fog is burning off and the marine layer is pulling back to the coast and you are going to warm quickly in the east bay. a ridge of high pressure s coass with the summerlike feel. 86 in santa clara. 91 in gilroy. 85 in cupertino. moderate air quality, cool for the coast.

it isn't enhanced marine layer.1215 100 ft deep this morning, providing a little bit of dress along the coast side. look at the temperature. right now in san francisco. 49 degrees . it is 50 and throughout the tri valley, we do have that blanket of cloud cover that streams all the way inland this morning. the winds have been relatively flat, except for buchanan field sporting 10 mile per hour winds 20 in the fairfield area. winds will be variable all day today, increasing 10 to 15 throughout most locations. we have an onshore push right now at five at sfo and a northerly in half moon bay at seven mph winds, the breeze. features the pollen in the atmosphere. therefore if you're an allergy several you can't blame it on the tree count. the grass count might be low, but still when you have it, just swirling in the atmosphere , you're going to feel it. this is our satellite imagery. this is a big, beautiful area. low pressure, the only way it is affecting. our weather. it's enhancing that marine layer so it's going to pu

see that tiny little strip of the marine layer? we can use the satellite to show you where the clouds are and where they aren't and you can see how thick the marine layer is but the overwhelming majority of us have sunshine now. closer view shows you that little streamer coming in through the golden gate right here over alcatraz and it is not only extending toward much of the east bay. when we look at the north bay, we are all in the clear. it was cloudy for the morning. if you watched the last three hours, you can see how the marine layer has filled in most of the valleys here. it is sunny there. it is just coming back tomorrow. we will keep the sunshine for today. we will take this forward. overnight tonight , it takes over for everybody. we all wake up tomorrow morning with just as gray of skies. the marine layer will go further inland . the onshore breeze will be a little bit stronger. the afternoon will be sunny. it will be cooler because there will be more of an onshore influence. for today, this is peak heat. we have the 90

it won't be like marine layer gray all day. at this point the marine layer melted to the beaches. more high clouds throughout the day then the marine layer will build in by the early evening. what does it mean for temperatures? carnaval, we are not getting out of the upper 50s in the city. some breaks of blue sky but most of the action will be under the clouds. looking at the daytime highs, we are in the mid- to upper-60s. that's as warm as most of us will be. >>> thousands of people came out to enjoy the start of the annual carnaval festival in the mission district. it is the start of a weekend of music, dancing and delicious food. people said it's an oppoity r t together. >> every culture. you got chinese people that learn salsa today and you got all kind of people having fun and interacting. >> businesses in the neighborhood are hoping the influx of visitors will provide a needed boost. betty yu reports. >> reporter: ead of sunday's grand parade at carnaval. many small businesses including restaurants in the mission are seeing a big boost in business. >> there was a constant si

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marine residents left with unanswered questions.he water bill hike causing confusion. >>> it's been a long journey for this mother and her family. they just arrived to the bay area from the border. they give us a glimpse what life looks like for them during this uncertain time. >>> good morning. you can see some high clouds out there. fog way out there. not affecting the drive so far this morning. let's flip the shot. first alert meteorologist jessica burch is joining us. will it lower down to affect the drive. >> visibility will decrease in certain pockets. if you leave work closer to 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 a.m. it may impact you from marin to the city. the sunshine is hit or miss. chilly start. visibility is not an issue at the bay bridge. here is what the marine layer will do. we will fill it in more. it highlights us with the white. for the most part, this won't impact visibility too much at the surface level. some of the hot spots, santa rosa, low visibility there and napa, too. it pulls back into the afternoon hours. that is typical

the marine layer has been stubborn, the marine layer is mostly a morning person, but even into the evening hours tonight, i extended this all the way through 7:00, we are still seeing it along the coastline, a very stereotypical system even into the evening hours for our friends that live closer to the pacifica, half moon bay, and even up to stinson beach. partly cloudy skies, it could cause some issues when it comes to visibility . so, daytime highs today, thanks to the marine layer, we are seeing below average, and i will talk about that more in a second. heading off to the inland east bay, quite the opposite, still sitting in the upper 80s this afternoon. all across the bay bridge and into san francisco, upper 50s and mid to low 60s this afternoon for the daytime high. so a little bit below average off on the coastline, a little bit above average inland . we are getting closer to summer, but as we take a look at the long-range models, this leads us up to memorial day weekend, it looks like we will be sitting right around average for the temperatures which is great news. right now, the l

tonight, our marine layer expands once again.oastal drizzle, dense fog along the coast, a lot of cloud cover along the bay shoreline, and temperatures in the 50's. here is your accuweather 7-day forecast, showing you morning fog to sun. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday but very nice for mom out there. we find temperatures above average for much of the week ahead. we have the morning marine layer pulling back to the coast for sunshine, and for the most part, we will be in the 80's inland, 70's bay shoreline. liz: sounds lovely, drew, thanks. just ahead, tech expansion. how the biden administration is trying to get more tech hubs around the country and what that means for the bay area. the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on. the new anti-fatigue comfortmat from weathertech is a gift she'll appreciate all year round. it makes standing comfortable in the home or office and comes in a variety of colors and finishes. and for mom's vehicle, there's cupfone, floorliner, cargoliner, and seat protector. show mom

the marines in charge -- marine charged in the death of jordan neely is getting a lot of help.thousands of people have donated more than million -- more than a million dollars. he was charged in the death of a homeless man on a subway. passengers said he was making threats and acting erratic when he was restrained in a chokehold and died. "jeopardy" is the latest show affected by the walkout. my on bialik will not host to show her support. ken jennings will host instead. the tony awards will not be televised june 11 because the writers were denied a waiver request. today is mother's day and while many of us will be celebrating come of this year will be extra special for some families whose mothers gave kids the gift of an organ transplant. j.r. stone talks to two bay area families whose mothers went above and beyond. >> this is francesca, we call her frankie. >> she is my d born child. j.r two separate families, two little girls, both found to have a liver condition month after they were born. a condition that could have killed them. >> something kind of always felt off to me a

was a marine.reg was in the marine corps, he's in the congress now. seat i used to hold. his noteworthy background is he was stationed in beirut in 1983. >> oh, i went to boot camp with a lot of those guys. some of them didn't make it out of there. that was a tough year. >> gregory shipped out about a week before it happened. but he's -- he's done great work in the congress. >> they have a big monument down at camp geiger and camp lejeune in honor of the marines who passed away. >> worst peacetime loss in a single day. >> that was a tough. tough loss for the marine corps. good to see you. >> this is gorgeous. i was pressed against the window driving all the way here. >> hey, mike pence. >> john. nice to meet you. mr. pence: nice to meet you. would you like a picture? >> absolutely. mr. pence: come on. >> chris, good to meet you. are you both with verizon? >> yeah. >> this is my first year in business. mr. pence: did you start the company? >> yeah. mr. pence: how is that going? >> good. mr. pence: i

there could be an issue along 101 through parts of marin. sometimes in the north bay , there could be some extra slow conditions because of that. all clear the bay bridge as far as visibility. but not traffic. it is busy for anyone commuting into san francisco. a broken the vehicle stock on the upper deck around treasure island. traffic is extra busy this morning. here is the map of the area . westbound 580 near hacienda drive, the crash on the right-hand side. once you get past the dublin interchange, taking 580 once you get past the dublin interchange, taking 582 castro valley you will have some traffic conditions until you get to the y. here are your main drive times. 53 minutes for the ultima pass commute. highway 4 is getting busy through pittsburg and bay point. >>> it is 6:21. a little free library is at the center o narrator: it's called, “shared leadership.” driven by each community in a groundbreaking setting: california's community schools. where parents and families, students and educators, make decisions as one. creating the sch

the marine layer is thinner this morning.ee faster sunshine today and it comes with a gradual warming trend the next couple of days. that warming trend will peak for the upcoming weekend. temperatures above average saturday and sunday. here is future weather. watching how that cloud cover is going to break down faster than it has for much of the past week. into the afternoon we are watching the coast too. . that fog will take a break along the coast. we expect a lot of sunshine on your wednesday. it is cooler than average but warmer than yesterday. low and mid 70's from san jose to morgan hill, cupertino 70, 60's for the peninsula, 68 redwood city, 69 los altos, 63 downtown. we get sunshine even in richmond but still cooler with the onshore flow. in the north bay, warmer compared to yesterday. into the 70's we go. 78 santa rosa, 70 napa and vallejo, 6 o the high in pleasanton. overnight the marine layer gets compressed. let's cloud cover and cooler temperatures in the north bay valleys. here is the accuweather 7 day. we begin

they were rescued this past summer by our marine l past summer by our marine mammal_ past summer by oural rescue centre and they were _ mammal rescue centre and they were found in different areas and they— were found in different areas and they didn't look like they're _ and they didn't look like they're doing too well. add a couple — they're doing too well. add a couple of _ they're doing too well. add a couple of injuries, they're looking _ couple of injuries, they're looking really dehydrated skinny _ looking really dehydrated skinny and kind of getting nursed back to health, one of them — nursed back to health, one of them had _ nursed back to health, one of them had cataracts and they were — them had cataracts and they were too _ them had cataracts and they were too severe as they both have — were too severe as they both have lost _ were too severe as they both have lost their vision. clearly. _ have lost their vision. clearly, the ocean can be a cruel clearly, the ocean can be a cruel place and there are currently nine other marine mammals at the aquarium, who, just like these two

marine maps, which fortunately, now we are one of the leading countries . production of nautical charts that at the time, the monopoly was only in the hands of england, now we produce all the maritime maps of the region, more than 100 sheets, 100 pages, 90 maps, and i use it all over the world in relation to our own region and the topics related to the dredging that the ship passes , if the depth let's use less and less water so that the ship can safely enter our ports. discussions related to sea search and rescue throughout the year. after all, there are many marine accidents that happen to our own ships and foreign ships, and recently, which was about a few years ago, if don't get me wrong , it was reported that an emirates ship was in the rosh 31 area of ​​neferton a storm in which the waves of the sea reached up to 4 meters , the chest from the indian service drowned in the sea. 29 people drowned in the rough sea.