." >> thanks for joining us, on this memorial day, which is the unofficial official start of summer. >> that's where we come in, break down the biggest summer movies. >> let's get started with the season's most star-studded cast. full on women power in "ocean's eight." >> what made me want to be a part of the prj project is hopefully there would be an assembly of eight really fun women to be around. >> sandra's fantasy came true. she landed pop star rihanna and cate blanchett and anne hathaway. >> we went to the fans and picked questions they wanted to ask you. >> i want to know who has actually stolen something in their life. >> on the spot. >> is that rihanna? >> that's rihanna. >> i would say yes. >> when i was young, i didn't know any better. i did, what was it? >> candy. >> in the candy family. >> have you stolen anything? >> i stole shoes. >> a bread roll. >> a bread roll? >> important stuff. >> you want to hit a jewelry store. >> if you could steal from another celebrity's closet, who would that be? >> gwen stefani. >> isn't that cool? >> i would like karl lagerfeld's closet. >

. >>> and pop the cork it is the unofficial kickoff for summer what a great time to taste some wines that won't break the bank. "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now becky quick. >>> we begin with your picture and your privacy at many stadiums and arenas, facial recognition and data collection is going on throughout the game capturing your image and everyone else's too. who's buying and selling this data and why as eric chemmy found it is the game. >> high res photos capturing shots of every person in every seat nearly every minute it starts with technology advancements high resolution cameras, facial recognition software almost unlimited storage all these factors have let several data companies get into the business turning your photo into profits the main goal, how much data can they extract from your face. >> gender of their fan, the age of their fans. who do different days of the week or start times affect those? and then being able to go back and say how do we optimize and create a better fan experience. >> fan cam is

as paula supposes in lebanon the celebrating the unofficial preliminary results the shia group and its allies ascent to claim over the hall for the seats in parliament. putin has been sworn in as russia's president for the full time he becomes the longest serving leader since he won almost eighty percent of the votes when reelected in march he's already been in power as president or prime minister for eighteen years. now france and germany valuing to stick to the terms of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal even if the u.s. withdrawals they and other european powers a lot being president trump not to end america's involvement in the agreement as he prepares to make the decision in less than a week now the british foreign secretary boris johnson is in washington and he's made his case in the new york times he wrote of all the options we have for ensuring that iran never gets a nuclear weapon this pact offers the fewest disadvantages it has weaknesses certainly but i'm convinced they can be remedied i'm sure of one thing every available turnitin is worse the wisest course would be to im

. >>> memorial day is kind of the unofficial start of summer, right? the weather forecast looks like the unofficial start. >> the time is coming exactly right, eric. today finally felt like may, tomorrow warmer air arrives. the warmest day is tomorrow. showing you we have clear skies across the city. showing clear skies overhead tonight, we have sunshine from the get-go tomorrow. right now, temperatures it's pretty comfortable out there right now, 57 in santa rosa, we're still holding at 71 in concord right now, 65 in san jose, 58 in san mateo. here's a call from accuweather. the next 12 hours, plenty stars, moonlit sky, mild conditions, drop into the 50s overnight tonight. those will be your starting temperatures on your memorial day. nothing but sunshine start to finish tomorrow. temperatures start out in the 50s by noon the numbers excelling quickly already from the 70s and into the 80s. a close look at your highs tomorrow. in the south bay it will be hot, bright. 89 the high in san jose, 87 in cooper at the know. 86 in gilroy. 80 in redwood city tom

. >>> the unofficial start to the summer season. drivers will have some company. >> the chp maximum enforcement is underway with a full deployment behind the wheel. >> we are looking for impaired driving. we want to make sure everybody stays safe. and not being distracted by others in the car. >> drivers are being pulled over for cell phone use. many had to learn the important lesson of staying hands-free. every officer that is available to work this weekend will be going from the san francisco office. >> they will do their jobs and make sure that everyone gets where they want to go safely. >>> - - nearly 36 million americans will be traveling by car. another 3 million by air. the most in a dozen years. travel delays on major roads could be three times longer than normal. california remains one of the top traveled destinations in the country. aaa says don't forget orlando. and drivers expect high yes prices. >> it is crazy! it is going to take a lot of money to fill up this little car. >> reporter: gas prices are up 31% from the las

at folsom and other areas, workers are getting ready for a busy memorial day holiday marking the unofficial start of summer. >> the water has come up quiet a bit. it's much nicer and we're going to have a much better season than we're predicting. >> it's 18% capacity during the height of the drought here in california. several other reservoirs are at or above historical averages as summer gets closer and closer. time is 4:57. breaking news, a big rig crashed and interstate 80 and burst into flames. we've been on this since early this morning. we'll tell you had you it's effecting the early morning commute. it's something that would help thousands of commuters around the east bay. the reason for the directors deciding to derail plans for an extension. >>> good morning. we have breaking news. in contra costa county, that big rig crashed on interstate 80 and burst into flames. we will tell you how the early morning commute is affected right now. >>> a big explosion in canada. inside of a busy restaurant. more than a dozen people were hurt. very latest on a massive manhunt right now for two sus

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. >> and of course, the memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer. americans are doing major travelling to celebrate. sandrara osbourne is live in san jose and with a look at gas prices and travel trends. >> reporter: good morning to you. not what you want to hear, especially if you have travelling to do today. unfortunately, for all of the extra people on the roads, they can expect to pay more here at the gas pump. according to aaa, more than 41.5 million americans plan to travel over the three-day weekend. the most in more than a dozen year. at the same time, the national average price for gas isthon% higher this year than last weekend. and up fortunately, the break down of the numbers will make you hold on to your wallets tighter here in the bay area. the state's average is $3.32 per gallon of regular unloaded and compare that to $2.97, the national average in san jose aaa said the average cost at the pump is $3.76 and that is the same in oakland and san francisco. and one consumer expert has tips on how to save. >> one easy way is to not have pre

. >>> this morning as tourists of all stripes take the long weekend to mark the unofficial start to summer, they took a hit and fought to bring back profits. miguel al malmiguer. >>> while there is no doubt that the disaster is devastating communitying in the area, it is also impacting the number one industry, tourism. the biggest hit coming off of early may's eruption. . the hoskins family from ohio didn't know what to do. >> we're not from here so we didn't know what to do. >> offering deals and reainsurance trying to lure back site -- sight seers. >> this is isolated to a very, very small section of our island. >> 1% of the land here is impacted by the eruption. the island is more than 4,000 square miles. >> one of the island's most popular tourist destinations with more than two million visitors last year alone. businesses across the big island are taking a hit. almost 100 miles away, it is having ripple effects on the west side, the kona coast. clear sky there's but this hillton resort is feeing tling pinch. >> a lot of cancellations have come through. >> one boat tour owner says prof

it is expected to open at 1: memorial day weekend may mark the unofficial start of summer, but check this out. this was the scene at sierra at tahoe a couple of hours ago. snow flurries and thick fog, and if you're headed in that direction, get ready for some winter-like conditions. most of the bay area experiencing a late sprinkling today. >> right now it's hard to believe it's spring, but yes, this is a spring storm. look at this view of squaw valley. this would be the top of the mountains, and you can definitely see visibility is down. also, there's that hot temp that they have up there. hey, they're going to be open this weekend, although they shut down earlier because of poor visibility and lightning strikes. the sierra has gotten plenty of lightning strikes since early this morning. there's a winter weather advisory since 5:00 in the morning, campers, hikers beware. all of this will quickly probably melt by the time tomorrow rolls around and sunday. it's going to start to really warm up. there's a few areas with some scattered snow flurries around south lake, right around highwa

. >> sounds like you're the unofficial mayor of this town. >> well, that's one of my hats. >> guess whatthey do. >> your dad bought the whole neighborhood? >> yes. the whole town. >> it is a real community. very close-knit. >> i was told i was born here, but i was too young to remember. >> they never thought they'd live to see this day. >> makes me sad. i don't want to have to move. >> when is the last time you got a listing for a whole town? >> never. >> will the heirs take the cash and let the bulldozers in? >> if you did sell, where would those people go? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby in western pennsylvania, turning into the village of reduction. i'm here because a viewer wrote me to say this whole place is his strange inheritance. >> my name is david stawovy. when my parents passed away, my siblings and i inherited a town. >> hi, david. i'm jamie colby. >> hello, jamie. welcome to the town of reduction. >> you wrote me you inherited a town? this is it? >> this is part of it. >> david and his three siblings' inheritance encompas

. >>> memorial day marks the unofficial start of summer. you can expect to pay a little more of the pump this year before you hit the road for the next vacation.>> reporter: unfortunately, for all the extra people out there on the roads, they can expect to pay a little bit more here at the gas pump. according to aaa, more than 41 million americans plan to travel over the three-day weekend, nearly 5% more than last year and the most of more than a dozen years. at the same time, the national average price for gas is 31% higher this year than last year. the breakdown of the numbers will make you hold on to your wallets a little tighter here in the bay area, californians are paying significantly more than the national average. the state average is $3.32 per gallon of regular unleaded. that is compared to $2.97 for the national average. in san jose okay, -- the average is $3.76. san francisco pays slightly more at $3.85. analysts say a gulf coast storm and sanctions in iran can be to blame. analysts say there could be good news on the horizon, th

the northeast. it feels like summer as we unofficially kick it off. on today. it is all about the heat in the middle of the country. we have temperatures most likely breaking records. kansas city forecasted 97. old record is 92. san angelo, texas, 104. the old record is 102. temperatures staying up in the 90s. sioux city on sunday, 976. as we go into next week, it stays hot. dallas gets up to 101 by wednesday. nashville in the 80s. new orleans will be in the mid-80s to low 90s. that comes with a lot of rain with that >>> overcast skies still adorning the bay area skies. in san francisco we're seeing breezy conditions. we've got a lot of that overcast because of that system that brought some light rain to parts of the bay area just yesterday. now, the current temperatures right now will be on the milder side, 54 for oakland. we are expecting to climb up into the 60s and into the 70s further inland. >>> that's your latest forecast. >> you have other news? >> we do. >> what is the big news? >> sheinelle, al and i are heading to sirius radio. >> we don't

. >>> this morning as the tourist of all stripes take the long weekend to mark the unofficial start ofum, hes, there's one top tourist destination that's in need of visitors, that's hawaii. with the island's tourism industry taking a hit and fighting to bring profits back to paradise as the eruption of the kilauea volcano shows no sign of stopping. miguel has that story. >> reporter: it's one of the most destructive eruptions since kilauea started bubbling again 35 years ago. while there's no doubt the ongoing disafter thor is devastating communities in this area, it's also impacting the entire island's number one industry, tourism. the digest hit came right after early may's eruption. >> the cancellations were island wide from the highest luxury hotel. >> the hoskins family from ohio was worried but came anyway. >> we didn't know what do. >> now resorts, hotels, even restaurants and airlines are offering deals and reassurance desperately trying to lure back sight sears. the islanders visitor's bureau stretion almost everything is open for business. >> this is truly isolated to a very

fortunately, we used to be the unofficial source for the data, but fortunately, now congress does the data themselves. that's great, i'm out of that business. i wanted to talk briefly about a couple of things new on the site over the last year i am proud of. one is an analysis of tech corporations where we are tracking provisions moving from bill to build. there are hundreds of bills being enacted that we don't know about because provisions have been taken out of one bill and moved into an omnibus. govv trackck, -- on you can see where portions have been connected because it has been moved from one bill to another. we are also working on improvements. the button at the top right of every page translates to translate. -- translates to spanish. we are running other builds and made toings are being make congress more accessible. briefly, also, we have been on ang with a partnership facebook messenger bot and we are sending out information to some of our facebook messenger followers to know when it is a good time to move through with calling congressman and senators. calls in the last few

like you mentioned those official results we're expecting them in the next few hours but unofficial results giving us a clear indication on who the winners are and who the losers are and clearly the winners are hezbollah the iranian backed group along with their allies they're expected to control more than half of the one hundred twenty eight c. to a parliament and it is being translated really as a win for iran and that is why it is raising alarm bells really in the united states and saudi arabia both these countries really have been trying to contain iranian influence across the region not just here in lebanon and so really a lot has changed since the last election in two thousand and nine and two thousand and nine what we saw was the pro western the pro saudi march fourteenth alliance they won the majority of seats in parliament but since then there has been a lot of changes saudi arabia really losing its influence being more focused on the war in yemen and that has taken its toll and now we are seeing iran really as the biggest winner in this election so what then is the impact of prime

some people have called him the unofficial chief of staff. he's frequently on the phone with the president and frequently visits the white house. his reaction, during the interview was, oh, really? i didn't know that. >> so that, i think, definitely caught the president off guard. and it definitely made it seem like this wasn't land. and that giuliani was very much off the cuff. so, it's interesting to see how all of this has been playing out in that way and it's interesting to see how this has been playing out with giuliani as well. after 9/11, i think giuliani had a ton of credibility with the american people who was close to the intelligence community. he was known as america's mayor. but over this past week, it seems like that's kind of all worn off. and he's contradicting the president. and it's just -- it's a very weird public relations strategy. >> weird and interesting. okay. two key points there. jonathan, now according to "washington post," sarah huckabee sanders told her colleagues that giuliani's interview left her in an untenable

. >> we know that for the unofficial welcome of summer. it's going to be turning really hot around the bay area. we're going to have a lot of changes as we go into the next couple of days. taking a live look outside in fremont, you can see that flag waving there. hopefully take in memorial day ceremonies on monday. as you get started this morning, we have mostly cloudy skies. in the mid-50s by 3:00 in fremont, then some clearing again for today. those clouds will be lifting. we'll get some sunshine as we go into the afternoon. at noon already at 66 degrees with highs heading into the low- to mid-60s. oakland 63 and 69 in san jose. still really cool for this time of year. also breezy winds in the seven-day forecast shows that heat up in the forecast over the next few days. getting dressed this morning, you do need a hat, fog, mist and drizzle. also the jacket because it will be breezy through the day. you especially need the jacket if you're going to be out there at avaya stadium for sju graduation ceremony. there will be several through the

memorial day is the unofficial kickoff of the summer travel season. and on capitol hill...a is ready. the t-s-a is bracing for what they say will be another record- breaking travel season. more than 240 million passengers are expected to pass through security checkpoints between memorial day and labor day. that's up about a million people compared to last year. now... the t-s-a says it needs your help to keep things running smoothly. ( james ) the t-s-a says it has added more than 600 officers since the beginning of the year. it expects to add another thousand before the peak of this year's summer travel season. ( james ) now to bay area baseball... the giants lose in extra innings to the colorado rockies.( darya ) klay thompson at a-t-and-t park taking in the game. after falling after falling baehind early the giants tied the game with t

. >>> the high temperatures in the long holiday weekend marked the unofficial beginning of summer for a lot of people. >> families gather to spend time and enjoy the warm weather at parks across the bay area. >> it is hot but it is nice to spend time with family. >> i am ready for summer. let it come. there are more outings and more vacations. >> it should be slightly cooler today than it was yesterday, but it will still be summerlike. calfire wants to remind you that the chance for fire increases as the temperatures go up. >>> the warmer weather also means mosquitoes and tics are more active. across the bay area, agencies are telling people to be careful. to keep mosquitoes from reproducing, get rid of any standing water you may have around, pet water bowls, ponds, birdbath. the water should be changed at least once a week. that will reduce the chance of being affected by west nile virus, which is carried by mosquitoes. after you and your pets are out in tall grass, make sure you check for ticks, because they carry lyme disease. you don't want that. >>> let's check on traffic. >> i a

. >>> all right, memorial weekend is the unofficial start to summer, and makeup wise, you want to go make sure your brow game is on point. julia roberts, answer lee thgel have some of the best. we teamed up with kat von d beauty to find out how to get a better brow. >> we're with cara from kat von d, global makeup artist, she is the one. talk me through everything brow. >> well, keltie, i'm going to start by lining right underneath her brow, starting at the arch. this is this really kind of gel-like pomade and it is a 24-hour wear. there's 16 colors. >> wow. tell me about this brow makeover. >> she has a really thin eyebrow, so, i do want to kind of give it a little bit more contrast. the perfect product that i'm going to use for her is going to be the brow struck. ument's the first ever waterproof brow powder, so, it has a built-in primer to not smear or smudge at all. does that look shimmery to you? >> that's incredible. >> this is my grandma! >> oh, grandma. >> so, what's so cool about this pencil is you can get the fine strokes. >> girls, thank you so much. and now it's my term.

((sot))...coming up on kron 4 news at nine (pam) memorial day is the unofficial kickoff of the summer travel season.(ken) and on capitol hill today, the house questioned the t-s-a on how it is getting ready. omar jimenez has this report from washington. as memorial day and summer quickly approach, the transportation security administration is bracing for what they say will be another record-breaking travel season. more than 240 million passengers are expected to pass through security checkpoints between memorial day and labor day.last year the t-s-a saw 239 million, including four of the top ten busiest days in the agency's history.rep. john katko / -r- new york: let's hear about your interactions with the industry about anticipating some of the wait time issues that might materialize this summer.thursday, a t-s-a official was on capitol hill speaking to representatives of congress about how it plans to deal with all the traffic. darby lajoye / transportation security administration: one of the things we've acknowledged is that currently we have about two out of 10 passengers enrolled

. >> and memorial day is the unofficial kickoff of summer. we're almost there. >> i'm looking forward. >>> up next here at 5:00, not so rave reviews. some breaking issues with tesla's new model three. we'll explain. aking issues withs new model three. we'll explain. video of a policen southern california. it went on for hours today. the driver made some dangerous moves, before ditching th >>> happening now on our website. video of a police chasena southe. and a new report indicates that many view colin kaepernick as a starting quarterback but he hasn't been signed. he says he's been black balled from the lesiague. for tesla )s . consumer reports says it cannot give a )recommended buy rating ) for the car, after >>> not so rave reviews tonight for tesla's model three. consumer reports say it is cannot give recommended buy ratings for the car after concerns over its braking capabilities. it takes longer than it should for braking for emergencies. consumer reports did praise the car for acceleration and handling. >>> lights, camera and obama. th

. >>> going to turn now to what is the unofficial start of summer, and it feels like it's the real thing. so, mike, i'm seeing a beautiful shot from santa cruz that looks pretty nice. >> nice everywhere today. a little more taxing in some places than others. hi, everybody. you see from the camera here, no clouds, even out towards the coast. let's talk about the temperatures. they are already up to 12 degrees miles an hourer than this time yesterday. that puts some of the neighborhoods already in the mid to upper 80s in our east bay valleys. 80 in los gatos, comfortable in san francisco and oakland, upper 60s there, and half moon bay at 61 degrees. events to enjoy today, we got the san ramone art and wind festival that just started. temperatures near the 80s there, and could touch lowth 0 90s at 10:00. 81 at 6:00. find some shade. we're some sunscreen and stay hydrated. take on the a's, a day game, and now, 78 at 1:05 and 79, under total sun, if you are standing or silting, it feels 10-15 degrees warmer there. be care this there. the warming trend is lasting a couple more days. that's in

the election later this year may become the unofficial referendum on italy's membership of the eu andound. trying to save the summit. talks resume, aiming to reinstate a meeting between donald trump and kimjong—un. more than four years after it went missing, the search for flight mh370 is to officially come to a close. and, the spiderman of paris.

i'm also conferring on you the unofficial title of town heros. [laughter] >> if you ever come back to your role, bernakine will receive you as local celebrities. [applause] >> your ancestor became a champion by solving the worst crime in our history and the best way we can honor him today is by honoring you. patricia of maryland, great, great, great granddaughter. jennifer, great, great, great granddaughter of fredrik. great, great, great grandson of frederick brook. robert l. and charles johnson of naples, florida, great, great granddaughter of frederick, will you please receive this check as a small token of my city's appreciation, yes? [applause] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> we have photos. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. chuck, if you would come to me, please. i want to thank you so much for your invitation and i congratulate for this very organized book festival. it's perfect. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> in our city, we have a lot of wind yards and i took one for you, it's traveled thousands of miles i

. >>> okay, so >>> okay, so of course today is the unofficial start of summer, which means school will be out soon. so keeping your kids busy while on the go will be paramount to keeping yourself sane this summer. let's welcome back our insider for toys that we can all travel with. >> they're small, affordable. you can take them on the go with you this summer. >> what have we got? >> the bright lights soccer ball from v-tech. it's got all kinds of sounds and music. it's got different textures as well. and you can toss it, it makes sounds as it moves. >> ah, i see, that's pretty cool. >> next up we have moonlight, it's a projector that clips onto your phone and uses your phone flashlight. and on the other side of the app it will read a story. the projector will show the images up on the wall. it's bright in here, you may not be able to see it. each one has a classic story inside. like the pokey puppy. >> so mom and dad -- >> it will read along. it's a whole ambiance experience. this is classic plasticene. it won't stick to your clothes. it all packs into this kit with a carry handle. >>

trade ralph lauren >> as you all know out there, it is memorial day weekend, the unofficial start of summer in lieu of the final trade, the traders have picked four stocks they say are the perfect sumler sizzlers to kick off the long weekend. tim, what's your pick? >> is it safe to wear seersucker yet? >> tuesday i expect to see you. >> i'll be in. ibb. i think biotech has traded sideways for too long. they're going to sizzle. >> i like dhi. this is a name you want to buy these home builders have been left for dead since rates were on the rise. >> dan, you're sizzling. >> listen, guys, bud red white and blue in a can. this is the one. it's down 25%. >> trades cheap. >> shake shack remember why memorial is named that >> yes >> happy memorial day. don't go anywhere. options action is back right after this hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. m

commodities it considers part of its life was saved special assignment however it did not address the unofficial findings revealed in the emails you know the problem is that you see this happen all the time where you get people that you know the revolving door of congress where people know they've got a real good job waiting for them in the private sector maybe with or they're coming from so residents are assigned to the cabinet positions where they oversee our food and farming to own all those things in court that don't look the other way. and the thing is we need to know things before we can make decisions yes and with all of the things going on in the world all these things are going to hurt our health whether it's obesity type two diabetes a lot of these things can be related to environmental causes like this and you know it's one of those things are consumers and citizens have a right to know what is in the food that they're buying and tracy woodruff is a professor at the university of california san francisco school of medicine had told the guardian that people care about what contaminants

>> on this memorial day weekend, unsettling images as millions of americans board flights for the unofficial start of summer. a midair brawl breaking out on board an american airlines flight to miami. passengers slugging it out in the aisle. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: it may look like an all-out brawl, but these are two passengers. one in law enforcement, trying to restrain a third passenger. and it was all about a beer. when an attendant told a passenger on the st. croix to miami flight, no more service -- >> you need to please sit down. i'm not bringing you any more beers. >> reporter: -- the man, jason felix, berates the attendant according to charging papers. that's when the brawl starts with the law enforcement officer in the plaid shirt getting involved. >> are you all right? >> reporter: it was a third passenger, the man in a white shirt who finally separates the men. >> chill out, chill out. >> reporter: until the jet lands d lol caauorthit suspect who is tonight facing federal charges. american airlines in a statemen. the number of these incidents is actually on the dec

. >>> this morning as americans mark the unofficial start of summer, we also remember those who lost ce of our country. their sacrifice on full display from coast to coast as witnessed here at the national mall which has turned into a sea of red. with hundreds of thousands of poppies lining a new makeshift memorial, each poppy representing an american killed in international battle since the first world war. and today the president set to honor the incredible sacrifices of those men and women himself. let's go to nbc's kelly o'donnell at the white house for what we can expect. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. on this memorial day, the president will keep a solemn tradition of laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery to remember the country's fallen warriors. this holiday comes as the president says he is ready to revive the nuclear talks he canceled with kim jong-un. a u.s. team crossed into north korea over the weekend to lay some of the groundwork and preparations are also underway in singapore. south korea's president says he believes kim jong-un is se

those drivers will be watching their pocketbooks with gas prices at an all-time high it is the unofficialrt to the summer season. drivers will have some company on california freeways. the chp maximum enforcement is underway. officers are looking for offenses behind the wheel. >> we are looking for impaired driving and dui, alcohol or drugs. we want to make sure that people feel safe and are wearing seatbelts. by other people in the car or on cell phones. cell phone use as well go through midnight monday. >> the san francisco office will be doing their job to make sure that everyone gets home safely. >> it makes sense. 36 million americans will be traveling by car and another 3 million by air. transportation experts say travel delays will be triple the normal length. peak travel will be at 7:45 in the morning. and california remains one of the top destinations in the country, aaa says do not forget about orlando, seattle, honolulu and las vegas. with drivers hitting the road despite high gas races, the highest since 2014. >> it is going to take a lot of money to fill up my car. >> prices

anucha she's in beirut says and we will be saying official results for a few hours yet but one of the unofficial results indicating. well they're indicating who the winners are and who the losers are and with the clear winner is hezbollah the iranian backed group that group and its allies they're going to control more than half of the one hundred twenty eight seats of parliament so they have they are going to be the clear winners and already there are repercussions beyond lebanon israel saying now that the lebanese. under the control of. and we have to make clear that changed because the election in two thousand and nine. pro saudi which won the biggest share in parliament but since then has been increasing its influence not just. across the region and this is of course going to send alarm bells ringing in the united states. of course here in. the clear winner of this election and that's why the voter turnout was quite low is because people in one way or the other were just getting sick and tired of the political establishment. in one way or another were. foreign powers to foreign powers and the

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but from the unofficial results we're getting really a clear picture on who the winners are and that is. the group along with their allies they are expected to control love more than hot one hundred and twenty eight member of parliament expected biggest block in parliament and many people are already translating. a lot has changed in the past of the last time an election was held in two thousand and nine. because of politicians disagreeing over a new electoral law but in two thousand and nine in the pro saudi alliance which was headed by the prime minister. they won the majority of seats but since then we have seen iran's influence growing not just here in lebanon but across the region and this will definitely raise alarm bells in the united states and saudi arabia who have been trying to contain the saudi arabia which really had a lot of influence in this country in the recent years no longer has a big role. ok many thanks for joining us from. take you straight now to moscow and the kremlin where we can see president. the president of the russian federation to respect and to. limit

. >>> today happens to be the unofficial start to summer. sure feels like it i san jose. and the sun both out in oakland. picnic time around lake merritt. the blankets and the barbecues were out. we are indoors. but at least it's air-conditioned. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >>> i'm ama daetz. let's look at the pier 15 camera. it is gorgeous outside. but there is change on the way. >>> spencer christian here with a first look at our weather. hi spencer. >> all right. considering how hot it is in some areas. it's good to be inside. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies across the bay area as you might imagine. highs so far, 94 degrees at fairfield in antioch. 95 in concord. 96 in gilroy and 91 at lakeport. 96 in napa. temperatures in oakland, 80. quite a temperature change. generally

everybody knows that they are all the official and unofficial capitals in yemen. and also the political capitals that . a student got beat that is on the is still a very important capital in the country. as president of the c.r.c. also have to be very careful not to give the impression of recognizing one or the other of the capitals as the main one they can be like the last time i came i started my trip in sanaa and finished in aids. this time i'm doing it the other way so she sees look almost should definitely not sign the bill for the sake of impartiality. for impartiality and the sort of logistics but especially for humanitarian reasons. what i meant. by. saying. this is the last stop on peter mauer's journey having held talks with exiled government representatives in aden and then speaking with war chiefs in tell us now he must hold discussions with who the rebels. but we won't find out anything about what was said during any of these talks one of our strong points is his total discretion. beneficial to you. i think. i. this is where the war started in this cit

the unofficial start to summer. >> we can say that. >> yes. let the pool time began.you do not like it warm, the coast is the place to be. we will remain with onshore breezes. and we have temperatures from the low 60s to 70s. given you of you inland where we see temperatures fly anywhere from 82 85 degrees. we are going to 90 for the memorial day monday. here is a look at temperatures right now. outside the doors. under mostly sunny skies away from the coastline some cisco has some cloud cover as well. san francisco 55 in santa rosa starting out at 51. 54 in oakland and 51 in san jose. these temperatures are a little bit cooler in some areas. it has to do with all that clerestory have out there in the overnight hours it allowed us to cluttering the system that bodice thunderstorms and scattered showers and will of to the east at this point we have high-pressure building in behind it. this is going to bring us warmer weather. we do have a bit of an orderly flow in place. it takes away some cloud cover. san francisco down to monterey we have mostly cloudy skies. tempera

and fortunately, we used to be the unofficial authoritative source for that data because we were the only ones producing it. fortunately, congress now does it themselves, so this is great. i'm out of that data business. not a money-making business. so i wanted to talk really briefly about a couple of things that are new on the site over the last year that i'm really proud of. the first one, this is just a bill, so next slide, please. the first one is an analysis of text incorporation. so we're now tracking provisions that are moving from bill to bill. and so we're actually -- hundreds of bills are being enacted that we don't really know about because provisions have been taken out of one bill and moved into an omnibus, but the original bill is not marked as enacted on congress.gov or anywhere else. and now you can search all the bills that are enacted or have had portions enacted because text has moved from one bill to another. another thing that we've been work on is some accessibility improvements. there's now a button at the top right of every page to translate the site into spani

. >> reporter: so the visitors are sliding into the unofficial start of summer like this. >>> landlordng one of richmond's most beloved restaurants to shut down. it is set to close july 6th. free meals are being offered to benefit it 40 employees who will be left homeless. they will accept donations. the company which served the eviction said the owner refused to make repairs and update equipment. since taking over 25 years ago, or 15 user ago, salautay's restaurant has given food to the homeless and known for helping those in need. >>> a new way to beat the traffic. we spoke with some of the first to ride the new b.a.r.t. extension to antioch. >> reporter: just one day after the ceremonial ribbon cutting, passengers have already started integrating the new b.a.r.t. extension into antioch for their commute. the new training were unveiled yesterday amid ribbon cutting and celebration, but today got to the real work of carrying riders where they need to go, and asiding highway 4. >> oh -- and avoiding highway 4. >> oh, my god, highway 4 traffic, every night. >> reporter: these run to the

the unofficial figure is said to be much higher than what is known is that thousands of leaders of alcohole confiscated and destroyed every year and that the health ministry has opened a detox clinic but we are told that most often in attics are simply locked away. the non-governmental activities in tehran are impressive in the south of the city aid organizations care for the plentiful addicts living on the street. the volunteers offer more than just a warm meal. was saying it's not our goal to just feed those who off forced to live on the street the meals are a means to make contact with the drug addicts to gain their trust. that's yes it will give them hope that someone is there for them. and says that the soft thank you they have reached many this way to help them get off the streets and get clean those who manage it are celebrated each year. i have been teaching for ten months and ten days i never thought i would manage it. we need cheering again here she now wants to share the kind of help she got with others. but. for me there are still a lot of people who need help especially in the

the devastation happened in slow motion. >>> 5:40. unofficial start of summer time. morial day weekend is here. >> it's also a time to remember those who protect our country. past and present. ktvu's frank mallicoat has more on the greatest generation, our world war ii veterans. >> i'm 91. >> i'm jacob larsson, i'm 95 years old. >> and proud of it. >> reporter: two world war ii veterans both part of a disappearing generation of 16 million soldiers that saved our world some 70+ years ago. >> this land is our land. and we are responsible for its. and we are the guards of that land. and being part of that guard, it's an honor. >> reporter: an honor jake larson takes to heart. the father of three and grand and great parent of 21 is one of less than 500 d-day survivors. the army staff sergeant lied about his age and it listed at age 15. six years later, he was involved in the planning of the normandy invasion. and remembers that june 6 date. 74 years ago, when he landed on omaha beach. and tried to borrow a match for a cigarette to calm his nerves. >> hey, buddy, have you