now what the presidio park has done is allow us to pull it. we have one presidio now. one visitor experience, new gateway to the presidio and to the national parks all over the country. that is the reason for the park to be the national park for all. what an incredible vision that michael painter had. so many people pushed forward. so many of you took the notion and transformed it into reality. thank you all for being part of that journey. you know, my mentor, greg moore said to me many times a dream without resources is hallucination which i love. i use that with my staff all of the time. i am a landscape architect. we are notorious for hallucinations about places. what is so inspiring this was a big bold vision. you all came together to find the resources to make it reality. thank you for that. today is a celebration of all of you. today is celebration of everyone that is not here that came together to make this vision reality. really the purpose of today is to both honor you and to give the key players that played an important role to bring this vision to life an op

now what the presidio park has done is allow us to pull it. we have one presidio now. one visitor experience, new gateway to the presidio and to the national parks all over the country. that is the reason for the park to be the national park for all. what an incredible vision that michael painter had. so many people pushed forward. so many of you took the notion and transformed it into reality. thank you all for being part of that journey. you know, my mentor, greg moore said to me many times a dream without resources is hallucination which i love. i use that with my staff all of the time. i am a landscape architect. we are notorious for hallucinations about places. what is so inspiring this was a big bold vision. you all came together to find the resources to make it reality. thank you for that. today is a celebration of all of you. today is celebration of everyone that is not here that came together to make this vision reality. really the purpose of today is to both honor you and to give the key players that played an important role to bring this vision to life an op

♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ their last meals presidio picnic and its evening version presidio.sidio trust and off the grid issue to join statement today saying that covid trust staffing cuts and operational needs of the soon to open presidio tunnel tops park all played a role. the two groups say they may collaborate a again in the future. let's hope so fun for a lot of people. all right, let's time to talk sports. casey pratt is yeah, it's going to tell us about how tough it was for steve kerr to watch the warriors from home casey. yeah, dan, and i'm it was hard for steve kurta watches team play when he was stuck at home with covid. we'll tell you which household item almost faced his wrath. that's next. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in p

their last meals presidio picnic and its evening version presidio. the presidio trust and off the grid issue to join statement today saying that covid trust staffing cuts and operational needs of the soon to open presidio tunnel tops park all played a role. the two groups say they may collaborate a again in the future. let's hope so fun for a lot of people. all right, let's time to talk sports. casey pratt is yeah, it's going to tell us about how tough it was for steve kerr to watch the warriors from home casey. yeah, dan, and i'm it was hard for steve kurta watches team play when he was stuck at home with covid. we'll tell you which household item almost faced his wrath. item almost faced his wrath. that's ne right before mike decided to say yes... he learned he had ibs-c and could treat it with linzess. it explained why his constipation with belly pain wouldn't go away. and why the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating couldn't be kept at bay. after mike learned his symptoms were signs of a chronic condition, his doctor helped him make a decision. a

and and if you watt to get a feel for arlington, just go to the presidio in san francisco because it looks very similar. he got the rolling hills with all headstones, 30,000 buried in san francisco's presidio. >> but yeah, the difference between veterans day and memorial day is memorial day. we're honoring those who didn't get to come ones who lost their lives in some of those people lost their lives years after they're in combat because of the psychological trauma that they've suffered. and sometimes they take their own life. so nancy pelosi talked about that today that they're working in congress to make sure that those veterans are cared for even long after they're they've left the battlefield. but that is what memorial day is all about. and it should so all right. we're going to check in on our weather today was actually beautiful weather for a memorial day ceremony looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. not much happening there. pretty quiet. the drive-in was not what pretty easy to get in today. but a nice memorial day. lots of sunshine all the way to the coastline. some bl

this is the 150th memorial day here at the presidio. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 charles, thank you. >> veterans and military members can visit some of california's state parks for free today. it's one of the ways the state is honoring those who have served our country here in the bay area. that means you can check out angel island, jack london state historic park or samuel p taylor state park just to name a few for free. all you have to do is show a valid military id or proof of discharge. big story we're following this afternoon. napa police arrested speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi this weekend on suspicion of dui. it happened saturday night after a minor 2 car crash. the arrest report says his vehicle was struck by another car, but then he was arrested. officers book mister pelosi for driving with a blood alcohol content level of 0, 0, 8 or higher. the 82 year-old was released on $5,000 bail, according to speaker pelosi's office. she is on the east coast and was not with him. to national news. n

and then today i was at the presidio and it just reminded me of arlington.the same kinds of headstones. >> in the presidio in san francisco, not nearly as big as arlington, but just as impactful. when you stand there, you can walk among the headstones and see all the dates and the names and also how far back going back to before the civil war. so it's really an amazing place to especially on memorial day to see with all the flags and everything. so if you have a chance worth a visit. be right back. >> services will begin this week for the children and teachers were killed in the uvalde texas school shooting. and just yesterday, president biden and the first lady spent the day and you've all day. >> grieving with the community demanding for actionable change. robert sherman has the story. >> we will not relent until youvaldee recovers. we are texas and texans. are you not? >> texas governor greg abbott calling on texans across the state to pray for those families who lost loved ones at the robb elementary school shooting tuesday as the community works to reco

fortunately this street became available on the presidio grounds which is the approximated withst ofon streets they will be parading on. >> it's totally different. we are practicing in dance classes with mirrors in front and studios and it's a whole different culture to bring it out to carnevale. it's another great blessing and opportunity that opened up and we've been welcomed by the presidio to come and have a practice here. now we'll be a little bit more prepared. >> reporter: that includes conditioning for the big event. this session was three hours long, nonstop music and dancing, and here it's sometimes wisdom and experience over youth and energy. >> my mom also told me you have to imagine yourself like you're a warrior, amazonian warrior, and that gives you another type of mindset. >> reporter: maya got her daughter, fatima interested in brazilian dance. >> i was pulling hair but now when she hear the drums, you know, like oh, yeah, you get the energy. ♪ >> reporter: the drums and the energy all part of the carnevale tradition coming back to the streets of san francisco. len r

of course, the presidio gorgeous day. we've got our very own can win coming out see who else can we expect to be at this event that starts by the way at 10, 30, you know, we expect to nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of your today, senator alex padilla and the co-star mom. that will be also here presenting other reef the costar >> parents to. >> and again, that starts at 10, 30 anything else you want to stay but say about memorial day, such a special day to honor fallen soldiers know it's it's a it's a great honor to be here today. and i think everybody should spend a minute or 2 to think about all the individuals who have served this country safe, not only the sacrifices to our country, but you have to think about other family, too. so it's very important to 100. absolutely. thank you can for all the work you do with boys as america putting the flags the little kids that they're not that little younger. >> younger kids right over there and they did a lot of good work today. again, 10, 30, if you want to watch this.

at the presidio officers club. a wall of windows bears the names of the incarcerated.hi he bees name is there each person story a part of the nation's history and 80 years later, a race to honor the legacy that they leave behind. at tan fran. a memorial is set to go up in july. we're building a memorial right now, because most of these 8000 they're not here anymore. for some survivors . it's the hope that history will not be repeated during wartime. and the treatment of innocent people. people are not treated as individuals, but they're treated as members of groups. i would like them to know about fdr and his. it's his ultimate responsibility. it could have been ask for more tolerance. i hope to that future generations will find lessons to live by. my message to everyone was fred korematsu was one person who made that made a difference in the face adversity and so can you. in san francisco . jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. yeah it just takes one person. we have more coverage of asian american pacific islander heritage month on the ktvu news app as well as on our ktv

families are not as safe as they should be when they come to visit the presidio. they're not as safe as they should be when they come to visit these other national parks that we patrol. >> the u.s. park police falls under the jurisdiction of the national park service and the department of interior. officers are calling on congress to take immediate action to address the staffing crisis. >>> officials in california say a woman's dog saved her life after fighting off a mountain lion. it happened in a remote area in big bar in trinity county. official says the woman was walking with her dog when she says a mountain lion attacked her. her dog tried to fight the big cat, but the lion bit the dog's head and wouldn't let go until the woman flagged someone down, and they both started hitting the animal with a piece of pvc pipe. the woman had bite wounds and scratches, but her injuries are nonlife threattening. as for her dog, she did post on instagram that her 2-year-old belgian shepherd is recovering. >>> new at 6:00, to log or not to log. that was the question facing sa

we've actually spent already sometime where we planted flags in the presidio. so we have a number of memorial day things that we've planned for, and this is just another one of them. just remember doing it. it's like a little scout, and it's kind of cool to come back and doing it as a big scout. now the day was packed with music, food, costumes and flags ending with the carnival. but for veterans they hope kids know today is about more than pancakes and parades and the history of our fallen americans. it should be at the forefront the younger generation if they don't know how can they leave? they can't and you have to go back. and when the history is brought up and you can talk about it, then they'll get a glimpse of what a lot of our americans died for. have you missed that parade? you can still attend the kids carnival that goes until five tonight that's at the mill valley community center. friends field live in the newsroom. amanda kintanar, ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you. many businesses and most public buildings are closed today for this federal memo

the presidio picnic in its evening version have ended.oint statement saying covid and staffing cuts and operational needs and the presidio tunnel all played a role in this. the two groups say they made make a run again in the future. there is an opening day for the bay area location. eatole is opening at westfield valley fair in santa clara. this will have quick dirt -- quick service counters. it has hired many of the 300 people needed to operate this location but it's holding recruiting events this week to fill out the rest of its positions. drew: are you the one obsessed with it? reggie: i like it as well. drew: three floors? that will be fun. i think that's a thursday. we can go. looking outside, it's beautiful, 40's and 50's so this camera showing you the sun coming up in about three minutes. clear skies and we are expecting a lot of sunshine out there. it's breezy this afternoon with wind onshore shore gusting over 20 miles per hour but today, you will feel the warmer air move-in compared to yesterday with numbers going up above aver

. >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drum beats and the dancebrings on the heat. it's rehearsal day for a multigenerational brazilian dance and percussion company based in the mission. with 200 members, it will be one of carnaval's largest contingents when it makes a comeback to san francisco streets this year. and leading the way will be the group's senior members. josephine ortiz has danced in almost every carnaval since 1981. for her, it brings together the physical and spiritual world. >> -- are the connection to the ancestry of africa and the indigenous peoples. >> reporter: 2019 saw the last full carnaval parade. since then, it's been isolation and zoom rehearsals, which don't translate well to music and dance that's meant to be shared and felt in person. >> we have been in a pandemic for two years, and it has meant a lot of loss for performing artists. >> reporter: betsy is the codirector. >> we've learned new skills. we can't wait to get out there and do it. >> reporter: as you can see, this is a very large group, and the opportunity doe

in the presidio and christian. this is all about staffing.hat's right now we are in san francisco. but this particular area where we're standing near christie field in the presidio is patrolled by u. s park police. and now their union is saying that due to an ongoing staffing crisis they say that there is a risk for people who would come to certain parts of san francisco, and they're advising some visitors to stay away from some of the city's top tourist destinations. memorial day marks the unofficial beginning of the summer travel season and has tourism ramps up . tens of thousands of visitors are expected to make their way through the areas around the golden gate bridge, presidio and san francisco's beaches now the union representing the u. s. park police, which patrols those areas, is warning visitors their department in the golden gate national recreation area is dangerously understaffed. it's our mission to make sure that the public is safe. and part of that is to let them know what they're what they're risking when they come to visit. y

at the presidio officers club.l of windows bears the names of the incarcerate these satoshi, he bees name is there each person's story, a part of the nation's history and 80 years later, a race to honor the legacy that they leave behind. at tan fran. a memorial is set to go up in july. we're building a memorial right now, because most of these 8000 they're not here anymore. for some survivors. it's the hope that history will not be repeated during wartime. and the treatment of innocent people. people are not treated as individuals with treated as members of groups. i would like them to know about fdr and his. it's his ultimate responsibility. it could have been ask for more tolerance hope to that future generations will find lessons to live by. my message to everyone was fred korematsu was one person who made that made a difference in the face adversity and so can you. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. and you can look for extensive coverage of asian american pacific islander heritage mount on th

the presidio in particular, they're doing great efforts to bring back san francisco, what it was. a lot of new restaurants and the new companies. san francisco is international and has a lot of potential. (♪♪) so you want to try authentic mexican food and i invite you to come to our bistro located on 50 moroo avenue in presidio. and i'll wait here with my open arms and giving you a welcome to try my food. san francisco is surrounded on three sides by water, the fire boat station is intergal to maritime rescue and preparedness, not only for san francisco, but for all of the bay area. [sirens] >> fire station 35 was built in 1915. so it is over 100 years old. and helped it, we're going to build fire boat station 35. >> so the finished capital planning committee, i think about three years ago, issued a guidance that all city facilities must exist on sea level rise. >> the station 35, construction cost is approximately $30 million. and the schedule was complicated because of what you call a float. it is being fabricated in china, and will be brought to treasure island, where the build

. >>> gold star families remember their loved ones in san francisco's presidio today. the u.s. force band providing the music for this tribute our fallen service members at the san francisco national cemetery. it was the first in-person gathering at the presidio since the pandemic. >> but if we are to reflect on resiliency, i can think of no better examples than the service and courage of our service members, the brave women and men who serve in all branches of the armed forces. >> senator padilla also acknowledged how goldman gold star families ra sign of the country's strength. >>> in the east bay, the beacon on top of mt. dee i can't know i can't be low will shine at 8:23 p.m. and will include the playing of "taps." >>> the season's first hurricane in the pacific has made landfall in southern mexico. aga that made landfall near per toe angel in the southern state. this includes tourist beaches and fishing towns. more than 200 shelters were open in that area with forecasters warning of a storm surge and flooding from heavy rains. >>> we always turn to the expert, first alert

. >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drumbeats and the dancet brings on the heat. ♪ it's rehearsal day for a multigenerational dance and percussion company based in the mission. with 200 member, it will be one of carnival's largest contingents when it makes a comeback to san francisco streets this year. and leading the way will be the group senior members known as the bionas. josephine ortiz has danced in almost every ball since 1981. for her it brings together the physical and spirit world. >> the connection to the ancestry of africa and the indigenous peoples. >> 2019 saw the last full carnival parade. since then, it's been isolation and zoom rehearsals, which don't translate well to music and dance that's meant to be share and felt in person. >> we have been in a pandemic for two years, and it has meant a lot of loss for performing artists. >> the group's co-director -- >> we have learned other new skills, but we just can't wait to get out there and do it. >> reporter: as you see, this is a very large group, and the opportunity doesn't come

the presidio in particular, they're doing great efforts to bring back san francisco, what it was. and a lot of new restaurants and the new companies. san francisco is international and has a lot of potential. (♪♪) so you want to try authentic mexican food and i invite you to come to our bistro located on 50 moroo avenue in presidio. and i'll wait here with my open arms and giving you a welcome to try my food. (♪♪) in person and remote hybrid hearing will require everyone's attention and most of all obligation. if you're joining us and are not speaking please mute your microphone. to enable public participation, sfgov tv is podcasting and streaming this hearing lives and we will receive public comments for each item on today's agenda. comments are opportunities to speak are available by calling 415-655-0001.

at the presidio officers club.rs the names of the incarcerate these satoshi, he bees name is there each person's story, a part of the nation's history and 80 years later, a race to honor the legacy that they leave behind. at tan fran. a memorial is set to go up in july. we're building a memorial right now, because most of these 8000 they're not here anymore. for some survivors. it's the hope that history will not be repeated during wartime. and the treatment of innocent people. people are not treated as individuals, but they're treated as members of groups. i would like them to know about fdr and his. it's his ultimate responsibility. it could have been ask for more tolerance hope to that future generations will find lessons to live by. my message to everyone was fred korematsu was one person who made that made a difference in the face adversity and so can you. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news powerful story, janet. now we have more coverage of asian american pacific islander heritage man on the k

in san francisco's presidio, about 30,000 flags are placed out. >> across the national cemetery to honorservice members. several 100 people gathered to remember those who died in service of our country. those in attendance included house speaker nancy pelosi, california senator alex padilla and the emcee of the ceremony was kron four's own ken wayne, a u.s. navy veteran, the event included live music. a 21 gun salute and a tribute to gold star families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. speakers at the event included the sergeant major of the army, michael grandstand, who encourage everyone, including those with no direct ties to the military to use memorial day to honor those who have fallen. >> and memorial day gives us the opportunity to stop. and think about how we choose to remember the brave americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> today's event marked the 100 54th memorial day ceremony held at san francisco's presidio cemetery. in the nation's capital. president biden and vice president kamala harris honored fallen members of the u.s. military this

national recreation area and the presidio. the summer union chairman for the police, kenneth spencer released a statement that reads in part, quote, millions of american families are putting the final touches on their summer vacation plans. it saddens me to say, but those plans should not include visits to the golden gate, national recreation area or the presidio because simply put they are not safe. the golden gate, national recreation area includes several prominent sites in san francisco, san mateo and marin counties, including alcatraz the presidio ocean beach near woods. spencer says his safety concerns are because of a staffing issue. he says there are just 11 patrol officers to secure those areas on a 24, 7 basis but claims the massive area they cover requires at least 83 officers big difference. the national park service is public information office disputes the assertion that the parks are not safe, but did acknowledge a decrease in staffing over the last decade. the park service leaders say restoring staffing capacit

. ♪ >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drum beats and the dancen the heat. ♪ it's rehearsal day for folgana hopa, a multigenerational dance and percussion company based in the mission. with 200 members, it will be one of carnevale's largest contingents when it makes a comeback to san francisco streets this year. ♪ leading the way will the senior members known as the biana, josephine miralda ortiz has danced in almost every carnevale since 1981. for her it brings together the spiritual and physical world. >> it's our connections to the ancestry of africa and indigenous peoples. >> reporter: 2019 saw the last full carnevale parade. since then, it's been isolation and zoom rehearsals which don't translate well to music and dance that's meant to be shared and felt in person. >> we have been in a pandemic for two years, and it has meant a lot of loss for performing artists. >> reporter: betsy enriquez is the group's co-director. >> we've learned other new skills, and we just can't wait to get out there and do it. >> reporter: as you can see, this is a

alcatraz the presidio ocean beach near woods. spencer cites a staffing issue for his safety concerns. he says there are just 11 patrol officers to secure those areas on a 24, 7 basis but claims the massive area that these parks cover requires at least 83 officers, the national park service is public information. office disputes the assertion that its parks are not safe but did acknowledge a decrease in staffing over the last decade. park service leaders say restoring staffing capacity is a priority and that they are requesting more funding for the upcoming fiscal year. keep an eye on that ahead of the big holiday weekend. ken and catherine, back to you and trusting stuff. all right. thank you. grant devastating new developments in the school shooting in texas. authorities now admit that law enforcement made the wrong decision during its response to that shooting. and this follows 2 days of conflicting reports. today. authorities said 19 officers waited outside the classroom for more than >> 45 minutes as the gunman a shot and kil

. ♪ >> reporter: on a cold and windy day in san francisco's presidio, it's the drum beats and the dancegs on the heat. ♪ it's rehearsal day for folga nahopa, a multigenerational dance and percussion company based in the mission. with 200 members, it will be one of carnevale's largest contingents when it makes a comeback to san francisco streets this year. ♪ leading the way will the senior members known as the biana, josephine miralda ortiz has danced in almost every carnevale since 1981. for her it brings together the spiritual and physical world. >> it's our connections to the ancestry of africa and indigenous peoples. >> reporter: 2019 saw the last full carnevale parade. since then, it's been isolation and zoom rehearsals which don't translate well to music and dance that's meant to be shared and felt in person. >> we have been in a pandemic for two years, and it has meant a lot of loss for performing artists. >> reporter: betsy enriquez is the group's co-director. >> we've learned other new skills, and we just can't wait to get out there and do it. >> reporter: as you can see, this i

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the presidio in particular, they're doing great efforts to bring back san francisco, what it was. tourism and a lot of new restaurants and the new companies. san francisco is international and has a lot of potential. (♪♪) so you want to try authentic mexican food and i invite you to come to our bistro located on 50 moroo avenue in presidio. and i'll wait here with my open arms and giving you a welcome to try my food. (♪♪) >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services and increase investments in the neighborhood. as city and community-based partners, we work daily to make these changes a reality. we invite you to the tenderloin history, inclusivity make this neighborhood special. >> we're all citizens of san francisco and we deserve food, water, shelter, all of those things that any system would. >> what i find the most fulfilling about being in the tenderloin is that it

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officers provide law enforcement and public safety service to the presidio and the golden gate national recreation area. the police union tells us they're spread so thin they're forced to leave a lot of space unpatrolled at any given time. >> basically what's going on right now is families can't visit without feeling unsafe in that area. families are not as safe as they should be when they come to visit the presidio, when they come to visit the other national parks that we patrol. >> park police fall under the jurisdiction of the national park service and the u.s. department of interior. officers are calling on congress to take immediate action to address that staffing crisis. >>> it is 5:09. coming up, what businesses are now blaming for higher prices at stores across the country. >>> how shipping problems are hitting walnut growers especially hard this morning. >>> as we take a look at the roadways this morning, so far we're off to a good stasht. we have a little bit of breezy it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from s

today marked the 150th memorial day ceremony held at san francisco's presidio cemetery. and on this memorial day, members of the livermore community are chipping in to help a navy veteran who lost his home and most of his possessions in a fire in a 67 year-old ronald weber and his dog buddy. they managed to make it out as his rv went up in flames. well, for some and a harry talks with weber about how the community is helping him get his life back. >> its like nothing you can imagine. this is what 67 year-old navy veteran ronald webber's home looks like now black and melted destroyed by fire. still hasn't hit me. his rv was parked outside the lowe's on first street in livermore. when weber turned it on, there was a popping noise and smoke and flames. duane woods was leaving lows on friday around one in the afternoon when he saw firefighters putting out the rv fire on anybody. >> they got out through the driver's door. he he's lost everything. woods lives nearby. he hadn't met weber yet, but he knew of him and i would see him take his star buddy. i'm out for a walk. i aske

. >>> in san francisco, a ceremony at the presidio is underway and it includes afully over and a goldtar families. >> each and every one of those sailors, soldiers, marines, airmen, were so precious to their families, to their friends and to their communities. >> this is the largest memorial day event happen ago cross the bay area and more event will be held to celebrate memorial day or remember this day. some that you could continue to take part in from your own home n. a few hours at 3:00, taps across america begins as a chance to join people across the country by stepping outside and playing taps on your instrument of choice. or you could take part in the national moment of remembrance where you pause for one minute to remember those who died in service. and in the east bay, st. mt. diablo will hold a beak on event on the summit. >>> and a lot of flights have been canceled. over 2,000 have been canceled so far. but the bay area is doing well. sfo has canceled around two dozen and san jose also canceled just two. and one of the biggest issues has been finding pilots to fly the plane

along the wall in the presidio to provide fire protection there. in the south areas, both the middle south and the -- on the left side and then further south in the southern area, a significant amount of new pipelines to put fire protect in those areas where firefighting lines are currently lacking. there's a lot of pipelines, and again, it's to make sure we're covered throughout the city. but what's important is we extend pipelines without the water supply. that's a key. you can't expand and expect the same performance in the existing areas if you don't provide additional capacity, additional conveyance, additional pipelines, which is what those water lines do. in this image on the right, what you'll see are all of the blue squares are water sources that are either already connected or funded to be connected, whereas in the pink, you'll see water sources that we need to -- we are -- the plan proposes to connect. so it's a mix of in-city reservoirs, sea water, lake merced. so it's a diverse array of water sources, and that's important. water divers

an internal -- saying that families should avoid the golden gate recreational area and the presidio andind somewhere else to go. there is not enough police to patrol those areas, they say. >> right now they do not have enough people out there. if they are not safe, the public is not safe. dan: there should be a minimum of 83 officers sworn in to patrol the parks. right now, there are only 32. ama: let's take a live look at sfo. travel before the memorial day weekend is at an all-time high this year. this is video from lax today. people leaving days before the weekend. people are excited to get away but are still taking precautions against covid-19. >> hand sanitizing and if we are around a lot of people, definitely keeping the mask on. ama: despite record-breaking gas prices, most californians expect to travel by car. it is expected to be the busiest memorial day weekend in two years. dan: it sounds like the weather will be lovely if you are staying in. ama: hopefully not as hot. sandhya: hot is not even in the three day forecast, believe it or not. let me show you the holiday forecast.

just 32 officers when they should have 83 officers assigned to the presidio area, he says. what that means is that at any given time, there are just three officers patrolling an area roughly from west of fisherman's warf along the coast. including baker and china beaches and then south along ocean beach. spencer says the latest data from the last fiscal year shows that visitors are vulnerable to property crimes, including auto burglaries and more serious crimes. we've had 13 sexual assaults, 100 calls for disorderly conduct 114 fires and then, of course, the burglaries and the larceny east of motor vehicles we've had. we've had 193 of those park visitors say they didn't know that the police were stretched so thin that does bring like a big concern to me, but at the same time, i feel like a lot of places are not monitored by police. union leaders say the core issue is hiring and retention of park police officers. they say their officers start off at close to $68,000 per year. the union says neighboring san francisco police start off at more than $92,000 per year, a raise for

to visit the presidio, and it's not safe to, uh, to visit any of these other, um you know, beloved areas of the san francisco metropolitan area. in march u. s park police in san francisco, say officers received 104 theft reports 27 burglaries , among other crimes. the officers are now calling on congress to address the staffing crisis. a month after reporting its first paid subscriber losses in more than a decade, netflix has decided to lay off about 150 employees. that means about 2% of the company's workforce in the us now out of a job, with nearly half of the cuts coming in the animation division. the last scotto space streaming company reported losing 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter. the company says the cost cutting measure was business driven, rather than performance based impacted employees are expected to receive severance packages depending on positions and seniority. netflix is not the only tech company announcing layoffs coming up tonight at six hour, tom baker got some insight from a labor lawyer on these business decisions. alameda county school superintendent lk mo

to visit the presidio, and it's not safe to, uh, to visit any of these other, um you know, beloved areas of the san francisco metropolitan area. in march u. s park police in san francisco, say officers received 104 theft reports 27 burglaries, among other crimes. the officers are now calling on congress to address the staffing crisis. still ahead tonight, the latest from ukraine, plus a major milestone for the u. s embassy in the capital city. also ahead new questions tonight about the mass shooting in buffalo. what we know about the suspected gunman being on the radar of state police prior to the massacre. booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi-fi and tips are always included. every sailing. every room. every guest. effortless from the start. celebrity cruises. some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. cra, three months after it closed. about a dozen embassy e

just 32 officers when they should have 83 officers assigned to the presidio area, he says.hat means is that at any given time, there are just three officers patrolling an area roughly from west of fisherman's warf along the coast. including baker and china beaches and then south along ocean beach. spencer says the latest data from the last fiscal year shows that visitors are vulnerable to property crimes, including auto burglaries and more serious crimes. we've had 13 sexual assaults, 100 calls for disorderly conduct 114 fires and then, of course, the burglaries and the larceny east of motor vehicles we've had. we've had 193 of those park visitors say they didn't know that the police were stretched so thin. then that does bring like a big concern to me, but at the same time, i feel like a lot of places are not monitored by police. union leaders say the core issue is hiring and retention of park police officers. they say their officers start off at close to $68,000 per year, the union says neighboring san francisco police start off at more than $92,000 per year. a raise for

an internal -- saying that families should avoid the golden gate recreational area and the presidio andind somewhere else to go. there is not enough police to patrol those areas, they say. >> right now they do not have enough people out there. if they are not safe, the public is not safe. dan: there should be a minimum of 83 officers sworn in to patrol the parks. right now, there are only 32. ama: let's take a live look at sfo. travel before the memorial day weekend is at an all-time high this year. this is video from lax today. people leaving days before the weekend. people are excited to get away but are still taking precautions against covid-19. >> hand sanitizing and if we are around a lot of people, definitely keeping the mask on. ama: despite record-breaking gas prices, most californians expect to travel by car. it is expected to be the busiest memorial day weekend in two years. dan: it sounds like the weather will be lovely if you are staying in. ama: hopefully not as hot. sandhya: hot is not even in the three day forecast, believe it or not. let me show you the holiday forecast.

. >> well, local dignitaries paid their respects at the san francisco presidio. >> for more than 30,000 service members are laid to rest. >> kron 4 anchor and navy veteran ken wayne led the event attended by house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. senator alex padilla. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. and another memorial day event throughout the bay area. the united veterans council, they hosted an event at the oak hill funeral home in san jose. yet congresswoman zoloft green spoke and reiterated that this is not a celebration but a memorial for military members who gave everything to protect our country. and east bay. congressman mark to sony, a marked memorial day by visiting the crosses of lafayette. the memorial behind mafia bart station commemorate soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan with a side containing a running total of the death count counted by the u.s. defense department. congressman to tweeted, quote, i'm so proud to see our community gather on memorial day each year in remembrance of those who laid down their lives for our freedom. >> will giants manag

memorial day marked at the national cemetery at the presidio. we will show you how the rest of the bay area remembered those who made the ultimate sacrifice. on the lighter side, dubnation getting ready. preparations underway for the first nba finals, the warriors and celtics at chase center. >> increasingly strong winds and high fire danger. i will have the forecast coming up. >> here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc7news at 11:00. >> did you know my house is your tv? jenny craig is a real person. i thought it was kind of like a misses butterworth or something. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-g

volunteers placed flags at more than 26,000 headstones at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio a memorial day observed ceremony is scheduled at the cemetery on monday at 10:30. am it was canceled the past two years due to covid people can get a rare. look at nasa's water hunting moon rover. check it out. this replica is on display now in the east bay while the real thing gets prepared for a space odyssey that could revolutionize human space travel. and taking a live look outside at the bay bridge where you can see there. yeah that fog rolling into the bay area ab 7 news meteorologist francis deglassen tells us a warming trend is coming our way more details on that. timing in your accuweather forecast coming up in sports just five days to the nba finals. they're right here on abc 7 in draymond green turns up the heat how miami is using his comments as motivation explain it in sports. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd

he was pushing retirement age, and it was pretty clear that the post at the presidio was gonna be hisepfather got out olaw school really in the depths of the depression, clerked for a federal judge, and went into the justice department. and this was a time, of course, of the roosevelt administration. and many of the very, very bright and able young people who went into the justice department were very much motivated by the ideals of the new deal. -well, francis biddle came from a very aristocratic, privileged background. he was very new in the job, and he was very deferential, not only to president roosevelt, bualso to the other members of the cabinet who were more senior -dad was the first-named administrative assistant to any president. they only had three secretaries, very small staff. and he went over to the justice department in late 1941 as the assistant to the attorney general, which was the equivalent today of deputy attorney general. -the navy had primary jurisdiction over the so-called japanese american national security problem. it had completed a two-year study on the exte

. >> i was a little wiped out but that's a bummer, jessica because you live in the presidio. >> all thees, forget about it. >> jessica, what's our forecast for today? >> we're starting off this morning with chilly conditions across the board. we will warm up as we head into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies as we're waking up. let's take a live look in the mark hopkins cam alone, we are dealing with partly cloudy skies today. it will be a little bit breezy for us. areas of fog at times, like i mentioned today will be one of the cooler days for us this week but they have a midweek warmup. with that in mind look at today's daytime highs, 60s from the coast to the bay, inland areas mostly low 80s in the forecast, still partly cloudy skies for a bit but take a look at this. as we extend into mid portions of this week, even this weekend, we're still dealing with high pressure building, pushing in from the south. this is significant for us for a multitude of reasons. look how strong this trough, actually this ridge is starting to become. the trough is weakening, low pressure stays north of u

. >>> boy scouts gathered in san francisco's presidio this weekend to plant thousands of flags besideeran headstones. the annual flag planting event takes place at the national cemetery where about 30,000 military veterans and their families are buried. you see the thousands of flags there. it is for those who serve their country, all done in preparation for a big ceremony on monday, memorial day. >>> the drought is keeping some favorite swim spots closed this holiday weekend. east bay regional park district is warning that swim options this weekend are limited. low water levels, poor water quality, and renovations are keeping some facilities closed. shadow cliffs and the lake are popular spots not open, but cool canyon is welcoming swimmers this weekend. this pool at castle rock in raleigh creek is also open to someone to wants to take a dip. >> i know where they can find some water. nasa has plans to return astronauts to the moon, but before that, they're sending a team to the moon to search for water. the agency previewed a full scale replica of this thing. it kind of looks like a

fall during the rainy season. bonder is ready, almost every one collects as much water as they can. presidio weedy stores the rain in a large tank. he sometimes collects as much as $100000.00 leeches which can last for up to a year. and the quantity of the water is good. his family uses to wash cook and even drink, which isn't true of every one, something crane water isn't good enough for that. a big yellow bus or i'm all the money that he got when visitors come or friends from the city because we have to tell her mom is the sorry, it's rain water. we often worry that they weren't drinking them. i looked at it without, once they know it's rain water, they usually don't drink elderly with or they'll only take a little de monte suitable doctor to be doctors got heavy sidney to instead, many indonesians buy bottled water, but in bunder, that's no longer necessary. most here now disinfect their own water with electrolysis. an electric current is passed through the water which causes a chemical reaction that kills microbes and increases the ph value and with it the water quality and it was passed