if you're morning commute takes you through san francisco this morning, you may have a little company at street closures as well. >> we show you what to look out for during today's carnival parade and was on the itinerary for the first of these. everybody is wondering what the weather is going to be like. is going to be cooler. >> cloudy, rainy. foggy. snow in the sierra . >> i know. >> 5000 feet, >> in st. >> i know. >> welcome to the unofficial start of summer. it is a picture from the window but you get outside and is a breezy one. if you pop up showers over the bay area this point. it could increase as we get into the afternoon. there's look at store to to. thunderstorms firing up the sierra this point. as you move in closer, we do have a few scattered showers. you can see right off the coastline in santa cruz over the higher elevations, scattered showers, santa cruz mountains but the diablo ranch. if you sprinkles out there. a lot of this is going to be not necessarily hitting the ground yet but eventually we are looking at scattered showers becoming more widespread for the afternoon. here is a look at the north bay. of course, day three if you're heading out make sure you bring jacket. it will be wise to make it waterproof because you may experience some scattered showers in the afternoon. here is a look at what we are expecting for the sierra throughout the, not on this afternoon, but into the evening hours. it really does not have until tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory for winter travel. if you're thinking about heading up the hill for your sunday and monday. today, will stay cloudy, cooler,, struggle in the 50s, even for the afternoon. scattered showers expected throughout the entire day perhaps even isolated thunderstorms and as i mentioned a moment ago, travel in a seer, have a detailed look at the rainfall amount with your time on this, temperatures in which you expect for the week ahead coming up. this morning, 12 people in a dog being held after a fire in san francisco's hunters point neighborhood. this video was posted on twitter. start after 4:00 this morning. ninth avenue and winter street. the fire process because it start of the building it nobody was hurt. the fire is under investigation . also this morning, highway 17 near the summit, temperatures with a car crash in the southbound lanes. pgd crews found in danger of falling. reports at least one woman was arrested we don't have many other details. no estimated time for when they will open the lanes again . happening again, the new haven school district endeavors of the teachers union had back to the bargaining table. teachers in union city on the ticket line since monday. they want a 10% raise over two years. the school district and the last offer was 1% raise with a 3% bonus. both sides say they're willing to stay at the bargaining table as long as necessary to try to get a deal by the end of the holiday weekend. new this morning, a powerful earthquake rocked the amazon jungle in peru. the u.s. geological survey said it wasn't a .0 it was a 8.0 magnitude. no reports of serious injuries but some donated collapse. there is a search for possible victims and to assess the damage. taking a break this memorial day holiday. is been 10 months since opening statements began. along with officials from the oakland fire department. other witnesses narrowly escaping the flames. with some inside of the trial, what is coming next this morning michael cardoso. good to get up, nice early free . >> oh yes, it is really. i did not know we got this really. >> yes we do. what are your impressions so far? >> i have to tell you. i'm impressed with those guys. i think the government over a good face. even though juries are not supposed to consider emotion, coming to a verdict, there has been nothing but motion in this case. in the audience, you have family members of the victims and they're putting on the people, some of the people that were at the fire, some people suffer because of the fire. it has been very moving and very emotional. the defense is putting on witnesses, or putting on witnesses yet, there cross- examining to show a lot of people felt safe there. so why should harrison be held responsible for that? >> let's talk about that. carmen britto was very compelling that night survived, called 911, the played college she said we were first the fire station 13 only a black way. a block away a lot of state and fitted systems on the building. >> all the time. that is wanting the defense can hang their hat on. you have fire people going. building inspectors going in there. police going there. the defense logically asks we are the owners of the building. why are they being charged? the government and district attorney still has not answered the question. why aren't you prosecuting the owners of the building? the people the real landlords? the woman that of the building is in the far east. her kids are here. why have they done after them? why are you blaming these two? in other words, and emptied offense. i would have actually put two chairs out there if i were the defendant to say why are they filled? we have not gotten expiration from the government. i think they do osan expedition. prosecutors are doing us a great job. they say is not your job to decide about the owner or the real landlord in this place. we will take that in time. i'm thinking some jurors are say no, no, no, you have plenty of time to do this and we have had no explanation as to why you are going after these. >> we still do not know what prompted the. >> they ruled out, i don't it was a molotov cocktail. by an arson is. but they could rule out easily. with that help? >> that helps the defense but again, the molotov cocktail, what? the fire sort of sparked quickly. there were sparks and air. in flames. the defense conjured up maybe was a molotov cocktail. i do think they're going to put any evidence on. the arson investigation, we cannot prove there was a molotov cocktail. we do not know the source of the arson. not arson, we don't know the source of the fire. so, that does help the defense away because they will then argue you know what? it is not foreseeable for these two guys to foresee this condition would cause a fire. when you look at the jury instruction when they talk about criminal negligence. because manslaughter is what they're charged with. criminal negligence as part of. that's more than regular net which is. that's doing something with disregard for human life. you know the conditions were bad. you did not care that somebody burned. that is where the defense asked people was in safely building? were you uncomfortable there? a lot of them said no, i felt very safe because they were fire department in and out of there. police, i felt very sick. i understand. very safe. i understand. they were afraid. want to come in and let harris know why they would take the lives of these people. the same as anybody else. >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i think it's good enough and you have to put the not. you do that it is interesting. to i put my client there. >> a good presentation for the jury. what you do the whole case comes up. they take anything else that happened and sweep it under the rug. now is about you. they don't take the type of chance. i doubt if one of them will testify and remember. i keep thinking this the could be heading for not guilty or a hung jury. your before they negotiated the plea. was nine years and three years in the state prison. even of the jury is not supposed to consider that. not supposed to know about that. i can't help but think one of the 12 jurors, 91, freeman, how do not know? you ever go back there it's in your head in your like wait a minute, they do this before. they were willing to take personal time. what do i do with this? if you go strictly by the law, anyway defines criminal negligence it's good to be hard to prove they are responsible. he did the right thing. member the stanford swimmer? all of them went before the judge. the families and said we do not like this deal, get rid of it, get rid of it, get rid of it. i can't help but think a really good judge decided to throw it out but i cannot help think there was a little bit of if i don't do it while they run somebody against me? so i will do it. take that and put it at the end of this. if they get convicted, remember, three or eight or nine years? what is the final judge going to do? she in this case knows the families got really upset. these are really good judges. i can't help but think subconsciously -- but i have to wrap up there. lots more to come. >> always a pleasure. >> good to see . >> thank you. >> your son is graduating today, graduations. >> he is, thank you. happening today, plenty of dancing and music at the annual carnival grand parade in san francisco. it starts just a few hours. in the mission district. elissa harrington is live along the route, with the preview. truck also a lot of road closures. to see the grief if you are driving through the area. on 24th street him going to give you the route just to keep in mind. 24th and harrison is where the parade starts. it will that moved out mission and then at mission and 70 expect barriers and road closures all along the area of the mission which is really the heart of the mission district. certainly keep that in mind. organizer suggest using public transportation to get to the event. the famous here is culture heals. the event will celebrate the power of art. spectators can expect to see dancers, colorful floats, we just saw a floats go right past us a few minutes ago. there will be a lot of music, games for the kids, vendors and spoon specializing in brazilian, mexican other cuisines. one of the largest multicultural celebrations on the west coast. deep red ramps up, there will be plenty of other entertainment. eight stage is being set up. local and international artists. is a bit windy, you might want to bring a jacket just in case. we now know will face off against the warriors in the nba finals. up next, i'll the toronto raptors pulled off a win or the ducks and an overview of the final game. but personally i think do the honorable thing and resign. new calls to the san francisco police chief who steps down. after the break. what the san francisco police association says. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? bob marley to get you started this sunday morning. wake up and live. this was requested by, i might need some help with and. >> adelaide? is a beautiful name, my apologies if i'm getting it wrong. we do have a mostly cloudy start the day, breezy start today, scattered showers the forecast for the bay area's sunday. a look at what you can expect today and memorial day, in just a bit . san francisco police officers association now demanding this is police chief resigned. >> that's right the nelson comes after the chronicle was told the police raid on a freelance journalist home to unmask the source was probably illegal and should be invested. leigh martinez spoke with the president of the police officer association. commencing he was there when it was served but he was very well informed of what was going on when and how and who was involved. >> the san francisco police association says members lost all confidence in scott . >> it close the business conveniently with the email for the entire membership. more or less condemning the action. of the members he directed. and to do what they did. >> reporter: the saga began february 22 when public defenders the duchy found dead in an apartment he borrowed from a friend. and autopsy revealed cocaine and alcohol in his system. his death made it into the hands of a videographer who sells news items to several bay area tv stations, including ktvu. he refused to reveal his sources. may 10 his home was rated taking thousands of dollars worth of video equipment and handcuffing him. tuesday, scott defended the rate . >> we believe he committed crime. >> reporter: friday he changed his mind saying the officers who executed the search did not consult with the da's office before obtaining the warrant. >> they said they had information from the judges. he should not have written the warrant. >> reporter: the officers involved in the radar veteran officers in the internal affairs division and likely did not know him. >> i could tell you the sergeant the route that warrant did not know him. obviously the police department did. because they issued that. for them to deny they knew what level he was involved in with the press, that is not going to fly with me. >> reporter: a statement was released saturday morning that red chief scott made it abundantly clear accessibility and accountability are paramount to this investigation. in this investigation we will examine how the case is handled on all levels including the command staff through the chief of police. not enough for the police . >> personally i think he should do the honorable thing and resign. your gold state warriors will have to take out the passports for the nba finals this week. they will had onto take on the raptors. trial beach the milwaukee last night winning the eastern conference title. hands-down the best two-way players in the game. 27 points, 17 assists fest breaks with the emphatic flush. canadian rapper drake loving it. back for the run to when it in the second. >> we talked amongst each other and said let's go out there and enjoy it. and you know, we can play better offense and defense. we end up doing that you know, winning the game. >> this is the first nba final for toronto. they were bounced of the playoffs the past three seasons with the cleveland cavaliers. their failure. the warriors are the overwhelming favorites. the raptors finished their regular season 131-128 with overtime victory in toronto. demarcus cousins missed the game last november. game everyone is threatened. >> to know why the raptors are going to lose? >> why? >> because drake is a jinx. he has. i swear that is what we have heard somebody times. every time he goes to a game, he chases them. >> all right. i will call you on that. structure. mark my words. but but last night they won. i don't know about that. >> the warriors are pretty good. i will go with it. >> a minor detail. >> those warriors. pretty darn good. outside our doors this morning, pretty darn cool and breezy. we are going to be with the pattern today, even bringing a slight chance of scattered showers, possibilities of isolated thunderstorms. the view from the golden gate on towards the west, you can see mainly dry at the moment. here is a look at the steaks. rain in the sierra. snow at the higher elevations. for us, cloudy day, cool day, a breezy day. the center of the circulation will continue to drift over california. that is what brings the cold and unstable air. it brings thunder storms into the afternoon. here is a view of some of the scattered showers activity right now. looks like the higher elevations are picking up in some, the diablo range, east of san jose, the santa cruz mountains, just a few sprinkles perhaps over areas of san francisco and the north bay. a little bit further north of areas of fairfield maybe towards the winter area. if you speckles there. but again, we are going to remain with the this for the entire day. if it's not up there right now we expect things to move through on and off. out and about, maybe in san francisco maybe napa, a good idea to bring a nice warm jacket. the winds are on. nevada reporting a gust of 36, oakland at 33, sustained 13 in concord. even if you do not have the rain you have the present, is are going to struggle click on it will not feel it the end of may. here's a look at the future cast for you. getting into about 10:00 or so. just hail the bay area. into the afternoon, perhaps for dinner, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, scattered showers and breezy conditions expect to. monday morning, off to a manly try start for memorial day. we cannot leave out the possibility of maybe a few speckles, little drizzle in the afternoon at a partly cloudy day with temperatures warmer tomorrow then they will be today. here is a look at the temperatures right now. in the 50s. then as we get into the afternoon. 50s to mid 60s. that will be about it. 57 san francisco. 57 okay. here's a look at the extent forecast. to measures to rebounds. especially tuesday, wednesday, thursday. nearing 70 around the bay. upper 70s. >> imagine driving to tahoe? and it is snowing? on world a weekend >> he had to put on the holiday music at that point. >> idea. coming up next, democratic candidates on the campaign trail taking aim at emison. we come back we tell you why the company is catching some achieved from potential presidential camps. we traveled back in time with a civil war rain it. that story and more after the break. shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three hundred dollars cashback in points. sears, making moments matter. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. civil war buffs gathered for the annual memorial day reenactment festive is. dave serrano was there. >> i'm company h. the reenactment for the union army was taken by surprise. we try to represent that by having units engaged and while the battle started progressing, the rest of the army basically came in as reserves. on the run. that was at the union actually they did not win. >> elijah decatur thomas powell. i with the artillery. most of the time we were firing in the referring back. you look at war in general it's a horrible thing. we are not trying to glorify. nobody really wins the war. the aftermath is just unmatchable. >> the president is talking trade in japan. up next, what he is hoping to achieve with japanese leaders . a hiker home safe this morning after being lost in hawaii more than two weeks. how she survived in the wilderness, coming up next, stay right there. i had to wait for the sky is gray. did you hear the rain last night? most of it, gone. these little black clouds hovering over the bay area sticking around a little bit longer. we will find out. first welcome back this sunday morning. sunday, may 26. >> did you see the little bit of blue? i did not. >> yes. >> the cup half full kind of gal. there you go. that is a glory start the day. we are going to be with the seine of the clouds today. cool, breezy this morning. a positive scattered showers. as well as isolated thunderstorms. it's gonna be one of those active kind of days. a little bit of blue sky. it is really coming down over your head. we will be in the 50s and 60s today. it is going to be a:. here is a look over san francisco. as we take a peek across the bay, san francisco right now, 53 degrees, low 50s in santa rosa, mid to upper 50s in areas like oakland, livermore, and san jose in the low 50s as well. we have a pattern in place sunday, monday looks to be a bit better, mainly dry and warmer. here is a look at the wind outside, a breezy one, nevada with wind gusts up to 36. reporting 33, sustained 13 in napa. concord, it is going to be breezy most the day if not the entire day. make sure you bring along your jacket as you get out and about. stormtracker 2 you can see the rain and snow in the sierra foothills as well as the seer mountains. this is going to continue for today so if you are traveling there, be prepared for winter travel. as far as for us here at home, you can see the hit or miss scattered showers that will be with us the entire day. moving in closer some of these not hitting the ground to. it is expected to increase in the second part of the afternoon. today will see cloudy skies, cool conditions, breezy conditions. scattered showers that could amount to 100s of an inch to a quarter of an inch or so and snow in winter travel is expected. details on the advisory as the timeline of today's system, and what you can expect day coming up. president trump japan during his trip he awarded the present cups trophy to the winter of a tournament in tokyo. the president said last month he always found sumo wrestling fascinating so he made a trophy for the tournament winter. president trump is the first u.s. president to attend a term it's like this in the first to present a top senior rank. the president is also talking trade with japanese leaders during the visit. is chilly internal reports, the issue is likely a key topi >> president trump is kicking off a trip to japan. a largely ceremonial visit than to recognize the upper. the sticks are also very high. president trump is optimistic for a trade deal speculating both expect to finalize a new bilateral agreement during his visit. the president telling business executives there has never been a better time to invest in the united states . >> for the still we hope it would have the trade imbalance remove the barriers to united states exports and fairness and reciprocity in a relationship. >> the visit will include a wrestling tournament and imperial dinner banquet and a visit to a naval base. the japanese per minister would say she wants to reinforce the cancellation. >> right now probably the best relationship we have ever had with japan. that goes back a long way. i don't the has never been better to probably is the best and we will keep it that way. north korea will also be on the agenda. president trump faces renewed challenges from pyongyang with the summit with kim jong un of the north. the prime minister was to ensure president trump does not go soft. japan is in striking range of canvas rockets canvas. senator bernie sanders will be among several presidential hopefuls yesterday he took aim at president trump. in his home state of vermont. president to is a pathological liar. and he says whatever he wants without regard to the truth. >> sanders held his first home state rally during the 2020 campaign of the vermont state house. a recent poll running second in the field of democrats behind former vice president joe biden . senator standers hold an event in san francisco in santa fe next saturday. the democratic party and other candidates also scheduled at the convention including senator kamala harris and eric falwell former vice president joe biden has not announced whether he will attend the convention that runs friday through sunday. massachusetts on the list scheduled to have a town hall friday taking place before she addresses things saturday in san francisco. the doors open at 6:30 friday night and the event begins at 7:00 . president trump has had a running feud with jeff bezos. but now 2020 presents a hopefuls are taking aim at the company on the campaign trail. the main issue is with the company hurting federal taxes. a closer look at the issue. >> zero, zero, zero,. >> reporter: amazon the worlds most vital company is already a prime 2020 campaign issue for democratic presidential front- runners. nearly trillion dollar company paid zero dollars in federal income tax in 2018. >> they don't want to hear how much amazon paid in taxes last year? that's right, not a nickel. >> we want to rain and the companies that think they get to rollover everyone. >> reporter: the internet juggernaut dividing democrats on one side, progressive candidates like entrepreneur andrew yang who wants to tax amazon sales paying for $1000 month universal income. >> what i call the tech check, we can then fund the dividends for all americans . >> reporter: while moderate candidates like john delaney former member of congress are wary of businesses. >> i believe in the notion that the democratic party is a bracing socialism and attacking business in every turn. i think that is a huge prop . >> reporter: it they fell into the 2020 cross hairs after choosing arlington virginia and long island saturday, october 2 headquarters. minutes from manhattan. your democrats promise $3 billion in exchange for 25,000 jobs. the average salary? $150,000. on valentine's day, amazon broke up at the big apple because of democratic political opposition. >> amazon would have been invested the future. >> reporter:, la is present of the long island association. a nonpartisan business group. >> once amazon creek the job, there was a tax. it was not like there was a three billion-dollar pot of money being handed over to amazon . >> present to candidates when dennis a. >> they never intended to invest in new york and all they were looking for was massive tech space . >> reporter: president trump had to say jeff bezos blames democrat. >> i think it is a big loss for new york city. the kind of thinking that our country is going to on the left. on the radical left . >> reporter: amazon says they employ over 250,000 american workers investing $160 billion in the u.s. since 2011. it shows nearly 60% of new yorkers supported amazon long island had chris. and light on senior, fox news. an amazing story of survival missing more than two weeks. the 35-year-old found live. spent the last 70 days of my life have been hard. that has been really significant the spiritual journey i was guided him. >> there is amanda eller. she is a yoga teacher who went missing may 9 when she went hiking. she tells in the new york times she fell 20 feet off a cliff and later lost her shoes in a flash flood. she plans to stay alive. >> i can't put into words the people that prayed for me, the people at base camp, the people all over the world. that somehow wanted to be a part of this for the greater good. >> a helicopter crew found in the forest after they decided to look outside of the surface on. the family says they would never give up. >> crying tears of joy, you know? so incredibly grateful to have my girl home. even though at times, you know, i would have to say i stayed strong for her because i knew we would find her, if we just into the program. stated distant. >> her mother says she has a fracture in her leg but is in good shape and is expected to be released from the hospital tuesday . another mountain climber died on mount everest in recent days. the latest incident comes after confirms concerns of overcrowding. the photo you see right here was taken wednesday. it shows what we are told is a record number of climbers ascending to the summit. experts say traffic with climbers like this means people have to spend more time at high elevations. coming up next, colorado taking on drug companies. when we come back, details and how it is helping people in the state . a historic graduation for west point college this weekend. we tell you what makes this class different than any other in the schools 217 your history. i love the son, good morning to. outside her door this week, you see it blowing unless i your screen. with those clouds, scattered showers. i have the details for your holiday and the rest of the week, coming up. minutes between the concorde and pleasant hill station so no transfers there. crews will operate all dates are july. military active duty service members is how do we can they won't have to change my. military families also get free entry into marin and sonoma county parks this weekend they just need to show active or vegetarian the terry ids to take advantage of the offers. >> diabetics in colorado will receive a break starting in january that's when a new law takes effect in colorado ensuring patients pain over the hundred dollars a. >> now and is between 600 to $1000. insulin relates blood sugar for diabetics. on this mortal day we can. history made it was put. the army chief of staff started increasing efforts for african americans in 2013. we reported the success of the project. >> reporter: one of the most prestigious military academies in the nation making history is week. west point graduating the largest number of african- american in the 270 history. about 1000 cadets in the class of 2019. making it the most diverse group in both race and gender . >> it is a virtual certainty he will fight on a battlefield for america at some point in life. >> reporter: this year's class consists of 233 women, the largest class since the first female cadets graduated in 19 a. among them, a record high number of 34 black women. >> initially we only had two. now to reach 34 it's like, that's, it's overwhelming, amazing. >> reporter: in total, 110 african americans are also graduating. that is more a double the number from 2013, also idiot hispanics, making history as the largest latino group to graduate from the academy. west point was not always a platform of diversity. the academy was established in 1802 but the first black cadet graduated in 1877 . >> it is important for us to have the first officer to graduate so we can serve our nation and our army. as we lean into the future . >> reporter: despite all of the progress, the majority of cadets at west point military academy remain white and mail. in new york, laura ingalls, fox news . the a's continue to pound away another three homers yesterday with the eighth straight win. their hot, the mariners, not so much. they would begin with one of those six. they're all coming home, 3-1, one and more, right? boom. montana joins the party. 11 hits for seattle 6-2. friday night they give up eight runs, yesterday, only 10. wasting away oracle park. merrill vargas on that solo. a highly for the giants, tyler austin with bobby ray with two run spectrum. it's 2- one. it is all arizona from here on out. to on sealer. they gave up 34 hits and two games. not good. they try to salvage it. >> it's going to be a cold one today. >> i feel a little wet too. >> a little rain? but going to oracle park, bring want a jacket. make a waterproof on. just in case we have scattered showers and the forecasted. mix of sun and clouds outside right now, little breezy in some areas. the system continues to work through california, giving you a few across the bay into san francisco. mostly cloudy over the city of san francisco at this time. satellite and radar here is a look the sierra 6500 feet, if you're traveling up you have winter travel, if you look close enough you may pick up on a lightning strike right about here. very active pattern for today. as far as bay area a few scattered showers, especially over higher elevations right now. the santa cruz mountains over the diablo range, a few sprinkles over areas of the south bay and as we look towards the central bay we have light shower activity going on here. east of fremont we may actually have wet on the roadway, maybe hitting the ground. some of this is drizzle. look over the north bay, mostly cloudy but still many dry. we are going to continue with the possibility of scattered showers, even isolated thunderstorms have to do with the center of circulation here. you can kind of take a look at the wind circulating this way. that is where the cauldron stellaris. that is what will bring us very unstable air into the afternoon. then we could see thunderstorms in some areas. here is a look the future cast. there is a lot of. scattered showers. in the afternoon and early evening, scattered showers. a bit of a foggy day. not a complete rain a. you can tell from the model we are looking at on enough isolated shower type of stuff. here is a look at monday morning. we may start with a little bit of drizzle, will see cloudy skies. warmer, partly cloudy and a little damp in some areas. again, calling for many dry conditions monday. winter weather advisory until 5:00 monday morning. for tahoe. a mix of rain and snow expected for today. a chance of showers tomorrow. the winds blowing out there this point. hayward reporting wind gusts up to 29, half moon bay 26. sfo, 24 . temperatures abe on the cool side, 40s two to upper 50s. then as we get into the afternoon, mid-50s to mid 60s. we below average as you can imagine. we are usually in the 70s this time of year. at least inland areas close to 80 degrees. we are going to see that. still, we can into the extended forecast, we do finally wear up, looks at the coast by tuesday, wednesday, clearing 70 run the bay. highs of 70 . >> 70, that looks good. exciting. >> we're going to have some people days. thanks, rosemary . still ahead, a new program allowing for pet owners to test things out before mixing making a final choice. how it is actually helping the shelter. today's the last day of the little rock napa valley music festival. that is good. they rocked the crowd yesterday. a sold-out three day music festival featuring more than 80 asked to santana it's nights headliner. >> just talking about the fact we are doing a severe. >> the weather is beautiful, the scenery, the wind, really well done is amazing. people. hopefully the weather will hold a. but it suspected to attract about 40,000 people this holiday season. with that music i don't think it matters. new york city shelters putting out a new approach this world a weekend letting officials take parents out with a doctor the day to see if it is a good fit. >> reporter: they're rolling out a new dog for a day initiative. these dogs find their forever home in the process. >> we are launch ring the program, a program doing short trips for dogs. it allows the dogs to get outside of the kennel allows potential owners to see a particular dog at if it is a good fit. >> it varies from the shelter life. i think dogs he overlooked because of side, breed, whatever. just to get them out there and give other people a chance to see how great their. >> reporter: the outings last an hour or for the long weekend. any type of adventure goes. >> we thought about it would be good to get a dog overnight. so, just to give it a break. we are planning on having her with a good night sleep. >> the goal is just to get our ducks in the public mother having a good time. exploring. also is not something that has to be like a hike like central park. we just want our dogs to get a little break. >> reporter: according to organizers, similar programs have been successful in other cities. the jobs that go on these trips tend to have a better chance of being adopted. >> we do not have a dog right now. that is our jack. i feel it fostering is a great opportunity for everyone. they just bring so much happiness. storms continue to leave a path of destruction. coming in 8:00, look at the damage . done at union city, the bargaining table with the school district as the two sides try to agree on a new contract. more when we come back. this is my jam. i'm sure you love the sun too. >> yes, it is on my ipad. >> of course. >> i have the whole album action . >> obviously a big justin bieber fan right now. not looking too good. some sunshine. >> at the 11:00 hour. >> there you go. welcome to mornings on 2, sunday, may 26. >> there is hope for the weather. morning and happy sunday. a holiday weekend. more weather coming up with rosemary but first, some of the headlines this morning, a very unusual theft, so he walked off with hundreds of dollars of beef. not just any beef. this is prime japanese beef caught on surveillance. we have more on that. the wait is over for the warriors. an opponent in the upcoming nba finals. they leave the country at least the first two games. we have more on that with nba finals on your way. your heading to the city, you may run into company. the annual carnival parade. we tell you how to navigate the city streets in the mission and give you a preview coming up. first, let's get the forecast for the people that go to the parade and what they can expect. good advice >> on enough scattered showers. steady rain will be with a possibility. if you there. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, you can see clouds are little dark. we have blue skies in there as well. the breeze blowing. maybe one of those active days. getting a rain out there. one of those comedies. outsider doors, we are cool as well,, the 50s. that as we get into the afternoon, mid 50s to mid 60s expected for the second part of the day. santa rosa checking a 53 as well as san francisco. 56 okun, san jose 35. the same as cloudy skies the winds are onshore. wind gusts up to 33. sustained in fairfield at 17. a brisk breezy start today, perhaps even blustery. if you're getting out, here is a look at what we are seeing as far as the rain fell. over the higher elevations picking up on scattered showers over the mountains, perhaps right along the coastline as well as we look toward santa cruz. off to the east, the diablo range, i we went to one perhaps near morgan hill in gilroy scattered showers into the area. just a few sprinkles within those clouds there to the north. this will be with us the entire day. a thunderstorm or two for the second part. here is a look at the rainfall amounts. not a lot. definitely enough to get a sweat. anywhere from a 10th of an inch to a quarter inch of possibility throughout today. we will dry out by tomorrow. i will have a better look at the timeline as well as temperatures and what you can expect for memorial day weekend coming up. 12 people and dog after a fire in san francisco is neighborhood. this video on twitter started before 4:00 is my. the fire department says no he was injured also is my. a wreck in santa clara county. 1230 this morning, southbound lanes, pg&e crews are called the scene. there are reports at least one was arrested there are no other details right now. no other estimated time when dealing will reopen . happening today, the new haven school district and members of the teachers union had bexley bargaining table. teachers and union city on the picket line since monday. they wanted a 10% raise over two years. they're willing to say the bargain table as long as necessary new this morning a powerful earthquake in peru. the earthquake was an 8.0 magnitude north of the capital lima. one reported death and some buildings have collapse. emergency teams are there to search for other possible victims and assess the damage. there are reports of two people dead after an apparent turn hit a tornado and mobile home park. 25 miles west of a clumsy. emergency workers expected to arrive in the town of el reno, it will search for victims. , one of many states expressing powerful storms over the holiday weekend. or on that with thunderstorms and more tornadoes in the forecast. for the midwest and northeast another round of thunderstorms. some turned severe and fretting to interfere with most memorial day festivities over the weekend. millions in the midwest under flash flood watches and dangerous weather expected to bring damaging winds, large, it is across the region . >> prepare for the worst. hope for the best, prepare for the worst. >> a possible tornado moved across parts of eastern iowa friday evening damaging buildings including trailers in johnson county as the storm passhrough. officials say there are no immediate injuries reported. >> i'm just eiffel that we were out here. that they hit the house or us. the valuables are good. the president describe the situation one of the hardest hit since the tornado hit the city. >> it messed up my outsides, my insides. messed up my neighbors and their house. >> reporter: the threat of the storm system over the next several days, severe thunderstorms each day into next week. in parts of the northeast could also see stormy weather this weekend with damaging wind but no hail or tornadoes in the forecast. a vigil held in honor of the delano teenager kidnapped three years ago. last seen in 2016, was an armed man who witnesses say director away on a pedestrian bridge above highway 780. the suspect in the disappearance was later killed in a police shootout in southern california. some family members are holding out hope that she is still alive. they are working on having the pedestrian ridge named after her . an arrest of a homicide suspect. san francisco police officers resting a man in oakland. investigators say the suspect shot him in the tenderloin neighborhood. the identity of the victim and suspect have not been released . police trying to identify a woman who stole premium japanese beef. a video from the tokyo fishmarket shows a woman stuffing a wagyu beef in her handbag friday. the store said they will walked away with about two and half pounds worth of the pricey steak which by the way stills for $100 a pound. two been try to still the beef the day before but put it back and left the store . this week we begin the second month of the trial of a deadly ghost ship fire. 36 people died in the fire. it happened december 2060. jurors now heard from prosecutors as well as the defense team preparing a number of witnesses. michael cardoza this morning says both legal teams have points of view that could have a start with the prosecution. >> from endeavors of the victims and they're putting on the people, some of the people at the fire, some of the people suffer because of the fire. it has been very moving and very emotional. the defense is cross-examining to show a lot of people felt safe there. so, why should they be held responsible for this? >> they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. it resumes tuesday instead of monday for the memorial holiday tomorrow. they say it will be until the end of august . happening today, one of san francisco is most colorful celebrations of the year. the carnival grand parade starts at just about 90 minutes in the mission district. the route starts at 24th and harrison street. elissa harrington is there, good morning, what is going on out there? >> reporter: good morning, last minute prep underway. we are at the area were all of the floats are starting together. with me a band. tell me where the bands came from? he just got in late last night? but late last night. they're coming from the yucatan to join us for the parade. we are representing the mayan community, about 20,000 of us just in san francisco at about 40,000 of his bay area white. from portland to los angeles it will be a party here at carnival. full regalia, beautiful hand a brighter dress the women were. more humble kind of dress but still, we show off our best like that. that is where you will see the band playing live. i'm trying to feel a couple raindrops, does that concern you at all? >> 15 years doing caramel. we have seen red a few times. reno, it will be fun. you know. right is a concerted all. love to hear the band, you will play first? [ music ][ music ] >> reporter: all right, this is just a taste of what people can expect to come out to con of all carnival music, dancing all sorts of floats a different stages with music. a couple raindrops so far. everybody we talked to says it will not spoil today's event. elissa harrington fox 2 news. >> that puts you in the mood, doesn't it? good stuff . coming up, we know who will face off against the warriors in the upcoming nba finals. finally up next, of the raptors pulled off a preview of the final of the game. i think that she should do the honorable thing and resign. >> reporter: new calls for the san francisco police chief to stepped up. that is after the break. why the police officers association want out. shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three hundred dollars cashback in points. sears, making moments matter. and to. we apologize of a name run. here is a look across the golden gate bridge where we are waking up with partly sunny partly cloudy conditions got scattered showers in the forecast. even isolated thunderstorm. a cool and breezy day. i about gave away the entire forecast. the gist of it. san francisco police officers association now demanding the city police chief he told the chronicle the police with a freelance journalist to unmask the confidential source probably illegal and should be invested. leigh martinez spoke with the president of the police officer association. >> commencing the chief's there but he was well informed of what was going on and who was involved. >> reporter: the police association says members in the only time ever said. more or less condemning the actions of the members he directed had to with they did. >> reporter: the saga began federate 22nd when public defender adachi was found dead in an apartment he brought from a friend. and autopsy revealed cocaine and alcohol in his system. a police report made its way into the hands of a freelance videographer who sells news items to several bay area tv stations including ktvu. he refused to reveal the source of the document but he was defending the rate. >> we believe he committed cry. >> reporter: he changed his mind saying the officer who executed the search did not consult the da's office before obtaining the warrants. >> they should of had a search were. >> reporter: they say the officers involved in the raid or the internal affairs division and likely did not know brian . >> it tell you the project wrote that first warrant of us he did know him. i will see the police department did. because the police station, for them to deny they knew what level he was involved in the threat, that is not going to fly with me. >> reporter: they released a statement saturday morning that red chief scott has made it up under the clear transparency and accountability are paramount to the criminal investigation. and additional investigation will examine how the cases handled on all levels including the command staff through the chief of police. not good enough for the policing and . >> personally i think you should do the honorable thing and resign. the warriors have to take up the task force for the nba finals. they will head up north to take on the toronto raptors. toronto beat milwaukee last night and won the eastern conference title, one of the best plays in the game, the emphatic jumper there. drake of the house. loving every bit of it. toronto storms back at the half winning it in the second half. >> once again, you know, go out there and enjoy. we could play better offense and defense. we ended up doing that. >> that's they did. this is the first final four toronto. the warriors overwhelming favorites but the raptors did beat them in the two regular seasons including 131-128 overtime victory. they missed the game last november. here is the final schedule thursday night, toronto sunday then they shift back to oracle, the 15th it's like they play that we for six mins. >> i know, it has been a while. is exciting. rosemary, is it going to rain? i needed to know. >> yes. >> on everybody? >> no guarantee but it is going to rain. in fact, it is raining right now. a few scattered showers especially over a higher elevation. some blue sky as well. a lot of folks look outside the window and they're thinking i think it is clearing out the. it's just going to be one of those interesting active days where we have sunshine and blue sky than the clouds roll in that it begins to pour. here's a look at storm-tracker two we have rain over the higher elevations of the santa cruz mountains as well as the diablo range over towards stockton in the central valley as well. a few scattered showers in and around, really hit or miss. a bit of pink there, little rain and snow mix over the diablo range. here is a look at the north bay nap is dry at the moment with mostly cloudy skies, we will see rounds of when coming our way, i back up and show you the pattern. notice the circulation right in here, north of the bay area. that is what is bringing the colder less stable air, cool day, breezy day. it is helping to mix out some of the cloud cover but it brings the moisture right back and. some of that unstable air right at the core of the system is what will bring on the risk of thunderstorms. here is a look at the future cast for us as we get into noontime or 1:00. getting outdoors for lunch, scattered showers and pop up kind of stuff, the seer getting snow and there is a travel advisory for folks heading to the seer. here is a look at the afternoon into the evening hours again, we still have the possibility of scattered showers. now into monday morning, a little bit of drizzle out there, most of cloudy skies to start your morality, the afternoon looks merely dry in the afternoon looks like it's going to be the warmer of the next couple days. doing over to the seer, we have a winter weather advisory going all the way until early july morning temperatures low 40s, low 50s expected for tomorrow, a mix of rain and snow right at the lake level today. take a look at livermore gusting to 28, hayward gusting to 31, sfo 30, half moon bay 26. expected breeze in addition to the partly sunny skies. scattered showers, here is a look of the temperatures outside right now. we are stuck in the 50s, mid- 50s to mid 60s is the afternoon high for today. 57 in san francisco, low 60s for areas near concorde into napa, 63 for the afternoon. mainly dry tomorrow, teachers begin to rebound and keep climbing as we get to tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. >> bring on thursday. coming up, how much would you pay? the annual auction with business tycoon warren buffett. civil war bus gather for the annual festivities. dave serrano was there when the cannons were fired. >> first sergeant tony, second of wisconsin. the reenactment of the battle during the union army taken by surprise. we try to represent that by having a few units engaged and while the battle starts progressing, the rest of the army basically came in as reserves on the run. it is a battle the union did not win. >> major gun sergeant elijah decatur thomas powell. most of the time we were in counter battery fire eating we were firing artillery back and forth. we are not trying to glorify war and make it look like it was moonlight and magnolias all the time. nobody really wins a war. the aftermath is just unimaginable. able. the real battle of chancellorsville occurred in virginia over the weekend 1873 1665 soldiers. we salute the mall. the drilling protest on the streets of ohio city. the white supremacist group dressed in black. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. happy memorial day weekend. we are getting a little patriotic the sunday morning. that's god bless the usa by lee greenwood requested by a number of viewers out there. there you go. hopefully we can see some blue sky this holiday weekend. it is good to have you with us. >> we got a little bit, a little bit. peeking behind. >> i want it all. we had some be tweet and say supposed to be may flowers not may showers. i know, i know. east bay. that is a glorious image, that is beautiful. not only partly to mostly cloudy but breezy. if you take a look at storm- tracker two, we have scattered showers falling over the bay area. as we go into the bay area, iceland thunder storms attempters will be well below the seasonal average. scattered showers activity over the santa cruz mountains into the diablo range. you can see shower activity going on out there. central and northbay, very hit or miss, a little bit of drizzle, light spring is expected. as you go out to carnival, in san francisco. or the napa festival. be prepared, just want a jacket because you may get a downpour. you may actually see an isolated thunderstorm. there is the center of circulation bringing us the cooler unstable air for today. you can see snow the sierra with advisory for winter travel. the winds out there are quite breezy, half moon bay reporting 26 mile-per-hour gusts, custody one, livermore 28, a probably mostly cloudy day, cool day, breezy day, a little bit of what weather to go along with. 53 right now in berkeley, 52 downtown san francisco, 55 in the south bay in san jose. i come back i'll have a look at your afternoon highs and take a look at the timeline of the system with the future cast metal checking in on your mortal day monday and the week ahead coming up. president trump in tokyo right now doing business with pleasure. he on the first lady at a sumo wrestling tournament. president trump awarded the trophy to a sumo wrestler. the trhy is called the president's cup. you can see right here. mr. trump played a round of golf with the prime minister. in the meantime president trump tweeted great progress being made with trade negotiations with japan. key areas agriculture and beef. let's get some more details from gillian turner. >> reporter: president trump kicking off the trip with japan. a largely ceremonial visit. but the sticks are also very high. speculating both countries could finalize a new bilateral agreement during the visit. the president showing business executives there has never been a better time to invest in the united states. >> we hope with the steal we hope to address the great imbalance, remove barriers to the united states exports and ensure fairness and reciprocity in our relationship and we are getting close. >> reporter: the venture will include a sumo wrestling tournament and imperial banquet and a visit to a naval base. japanese prime ministers the us- japan relationship. >> the best relationship with japan we ever had. i don't think it has ever been better. despite who he is. probably this is the best. and keep it that way. >> korea will also be on the agenda. president trump faces renewed challenges from pyongyang following the summit. they want to ensure president trump does not get soft. japan is within striking range of the rockets and many hope the relationship with kim will be short-lived. senator bernie sanders will be among several residential home foals visiting the area. yesterday he took we have a president who is a pathological liar. and he says whatever he wants. without regard to the truth. sanders held his first home state really of the 2020 campaign on the lawn, he will hold events in san francisco and san jose next saturday before dressing the state democratic party. the convention runs from friday until a later this week. yesterday campaign and new hampshire near 2021. >> yes. i believe they need to provide a national program for long- term care. just like we do for healthcare. >> the mayor of indiana to questions and the fundraiser in the state talks about healthcare, homelessness and people with disabilities . civil rights activist in ohio vowing to continue their fight against bigotry. members of a white supremacist group march through downtown dayton yesterday. the ku klux klan group was dressed in black and many were masks to hide their identity. they were met by others denouncing racism. there were a dozen or so white supremacist at about 600 counter protesters. authorities say there were no issues. in texas demonstrate is protested against the trump administration after another migrant child died in custody of border patrol. the activists marched through el paso chanting in spanish no more death and stop killing kids. saturday's valley comes after a child from guatemala died while being seen by the immigration to peru. a human rights group says there are now six migrant children that's . >> happening today, billionaire warren buffett offering himself on ebay. the 20th annual charity auction where the winning voter gets lunch inviting up to seven other people to share the occasion. last year's winter you can see right here, $3.3 million. that is a lot of money. but, the money helps provide services to the homeless, helping the sick and hungry. the auction begins at 7:30 tonight and ends 7:30 sunday night. a story of survival. a 35 rolled hiker has been found alive. >> the last 17 days of my life, it has been, really significant , spiritual journey i was got it on. >> that is amanda eller as. she went missing may 9 while hiking in maui. she was hurt when she fell 20 feet off the cliff. she stayed alive by eating plants. >> i cannot put into words the people that helped me, the people that had faith in me, the people at base camp. the people all over the world that somehow wanted to be a part of this for the greater good. >> a helicopter crew found her in the forest after they decided to look outside of the search some. the family says they never gave up hope . i was crying tears of joy, you know? i'm just so incredibly grateful to have my girl home. even though at times, you know, i stayed strong for her because i knew we would find her if we just stayed with the program. >> she says she has a fracture on her leg but is in good shape otherwise and is expected to be discharged out of the hospital next week . another mountain climber died on mount everest breathe the death toll to 10. it comes after concerns of overcrowding. the photo you see right here, it was taken wednesday and shows what we are told is a record number of climbers ascending to the summit. experts say traffic jams of climbers like this means people have to spend more time at higher elevations. the sheriff's office holding what it calls the official start of voting season. they focus on being out of the delta to make sure all the voters know how to stay safe on the water. that includes having lifejackets on board. they're also looking for people violating alcohol restrictions into the delta . hundreds of scouts spent this memorial day weekend honoring fallen servicemembers in san francisco. they placed thousands of flags on graves, about 600 scouts and their parents participated. the event had a deeper meaning for one family who told us some of their family members who died in the war are actually buried there. >> it was quite significant for us to be there with dylan and our family. remembering those who have fallen. and in particular the sacrifice the families made over the years. >> i feel good because we're kind of honoring the people who died, who served as in the u.s. tohave us be free. >> with hours, tens of thousands of flags were placed across the cemetery . happening today, there will be plenty of music and dancing at the annual carnaval in san francisco. starts in about an hour in the mission district. elissa harrington is live along the route with a little preview, good morning. >> reporter: i am surrounded by some of the coolest cars i probably have ever seen in my life. all of these low riders that will leave the parade. with that i have the owner of this car, tell me about your car in the group you are with? buckets in 1954 chevy bel air. i'm part of a car club and we have a really classic car, everything is pretty much custom. that has suspension and all these cars go up and down. just to put a show on . >> reporter: what is it like being in a group that leads the prater your? but it is cool because we get to show all of san francisco we are about, the culture and committee, all the little kids love it. just a fun time. >> reporter: i have noticed everybody seems to be centering over this area with out cameras. this is where everybody wants to be. how exciting is it to you know, be part of the group like you said, to see little kids out there, everybody getting excited, you know, would you say your love of cars comes from? and what is it like to be part of this? >> it's a cool feeling as a little kid, you? starting off trying to build little cars, toy cars. and now that i'm older, a good job and good money, not a hobby, more of a lifestyle. it's not she. all these guys are good guys, hard-working guys. here, just a good feeling rolling of the street knowing everything is working right, the committee loves a. is there anything special you want to tell us about this particular? but this car was built by a guy who basically did everything, he's a go to guy for the car club. yeah. it is a work in progress. we are in the streets, that is a good thing . >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us, i really appreciated. anybody want to come out to carnaval it starts at 9:30. natalie wood be led by all of these low riders, there will also be music, dozens of floats, dancing, all sorts of food and events and games for kids. fun for the whole family. after the parade is over, there are eight stages set up as well where there will be music and dancing and other 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female cadets graduated 90. among them a record high number of 34 black women. this graduating student is proud to be in the historic milestone . >> it is a huge deal because initially the first class really had two. so now to reach 34 is like, it's like overall it is amazing. >> reporter: and total 110 african-americans also graduated. that is more than double the number from 2013. also tossing their caps in the air, 88 hispanics making history as the largest latina group to graduate from the academy. west point was not always a platform of diversity. it was established in 1802 but the first black cadet graduated in 1877. >> it's important for us to have a diverse officer to graduate so we can serve our nation and our army. as related to the future. >> despite all the progress the majority of cadets remain white and mail. in new york, laura ingle, foxnews. saturday was a day for undergrads all over. the start of the turf field and the ceremony keynote speaker with local congressman congratulating the students and urge them to make a positive impact on the community. san francisco state holding the general graduation tuesday. the school's 118th commencement. 8700 graduate students receiving degrees. the ceremony will be at oracle park the fifth straight year. the keynote speaker is the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. 30,000 people are expected to attend the commencement. they will be treated to a fireworks show at the end of the night. before the graduation, a department ceremony including the biology department. my cousin donna was in the group, there they are together. she was a bio major. that is my family, my parents, my cousins, my aunts, my uncles, everyone. >> yes, she graduated with honors. no, smart lady. >> she has a good head on her shoulders. kind of sort of. today is a bit of a different story. not a washout per se we are looking at scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms today. give you a look at san jose. 55 degrees right now, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, breezy out there, here's a view of san francisco. if you look towards the buildings you can see a bit of sun poking through the cloud cover. san francisco in the low 60s, oakland 56 and livermore 52. san jose 55, the winds blowing out there anywhere for 15-20 miles in our with gusts about 30. be prepared if you are traveling. things are picking up as expected. areas of the north bay. looks like over the higher elevations you can see right between highway 101 and areas near st. helena, showers over there, napa, little rock, the celebration has not started yet. here's a look at things going on in the area there, if we look towards the east bay, it's probably our best bet of seeing rain there. the hayward area a slight risk near pretty much and out towards the south where we have san jose as well as campbell and san martino covering the rain. higher elevations, deadly picking up a little bit more than we are this morning. here is a look at the sierra. right around 5500 feet looks like. right near blue canyon. this is the center of the circulation bringing us the colder unstable air. that is what brings on the risk of thunder sums. still picking up on clearing so we have partly sunny skies then into the afternoon, early evening hours, more of the same. we will begin to wind down. tomorrow morning we wake up with a possibility of a few scattered showers and maybe a little drizzle and as we get into the afternoon today's a cool day as far as rainfall melts, anywhere from 51 hundredths of an inch to have a quarter inch. definitely enough to look at the roadways and i don't know, get the grills kind of what. here is a look at what you can expect if you're going to tahoe, the winter weather advisory goes into 5:00, low 40s with the mix of rain and snow in a slight chance for tomorrow. afternoon highs mid 50s to mid 60s. 63 napa 623 fremont. the extent forecast, temperatures rebound for memorial day monday and dry out then we were back up. where we should be for this time of year. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. low 70s for the bay up to 20s. >> we should play hooky, >> i might enjoy my day off, don't tell her boss. coming up next, expanding into farming with robots. the first robotic farm located the barry. the last day of the bottom rock festival. not ending like it did last night. why they had to pull the plug on the final coming up. the oakland a's continue to pound away en route to the eighth straight win mac. there hot. we begin with metal with two men out of their with the fifth of the year as the a's go 3-1. why not one more? boom. straight home to party with one of his own. 11 hits for oakland. only 10 i guess they're getting better. that is a home run the loan highlight for the giants, say hello a two run homer. 2-1 giants, forget about it, arizona, all arizona. escobar with two runs, giants give him 34 hits in two games. today's the last day of the music festival. neil young one of the headliners yesterday. exact was barely cut short. according to the east bay pines he kept playing as the 10:00 curfew so the venue pulled the plug. the video post on social media shows he kept performing for a few minutes even with no sound. this obviously is not neil young, this is another band rocking the crowd. the sold-out three day music festival features more than 80 acts. santana and mumford and sons are two nights headliners. and of course good wine. >> we were just talking about the fact we are doing this every year. the weather is beautiful, the scenery, the wind. really well done . >> amazing . >> beautiful. >> so glad they enjoyed it there. bottle rock is affected to attract 4000 people this holiday weekend. >> we are getting video of the meteor that lit the sky up over australia from the helipad from the hospital you can see the meteor at the top third of your screen. looks like fireworks. it turns bright orange and eventually burns up to have see thicker air the lower part of the atmosphere. the astronomical 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kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? destruction parts of the midwest this morning. the reasons badgered by more tornadoes. a look at mother nature coming up. a new round of talks getting underway involving the new school district. teachers looking to settle labor disputes and and the weeklong strike . carnival time in san francisco. a colorful and electric parade starts at half an hour, we take you there live . bringing in montell jordan, thank you for requesting the song this gloomy sunday. the sun is making me feel pretty great. >> is how we do it? >> yes. >> let's get this party started. >> yes, yes. sunday, may 26, claudia wong has the day off. >> happy sunday this holiday weekend. rosemary is right over there and let's send her a thank you note or maybe not today. we kick off the unofficial summer starts with rain. this is how we do it. giving you a live look at the golden gate bridge where we have mostly cloudy skies. outsider doors the breeze will be with us, if you peeks of sunshine, actually seeing that this morning, little bit of blue out there but not much. scattered showers will be on and off the entire day. we may actually find ourselves with a thunderstorm roaring across the bay area as well., this morning in the 50s, 54 santa rosa, low 50s in san francisco, 56, 54 livermore as well as the san jose checking in at 55 for either. the winds are blowing in some areas, hauling others where we have the wind gust 2535 miles per hour. nevada report gusts of 26. oakland sustained at 21 and fairfield sustained a 21 as well. a breezy start to the morning in napa where folks are already gearing up her father way to bottlerock. here is a look the stormtracker 2 where we are seeing light scattered showers across the bay area, merely over higher elevations into san francisco, carnival is letting at the streets and we have a few scattered showers there at times. we go to elissa harrington in just a few minutes. here is a look over the north bay. santa rosa down along the petaluma highway 101 and scattered showers over the richmond area to the east we have scattered showers to rain fine between hayward and you see. half moon bay. we have ran into the south a. light scattered showers into the hills. if a polyp of this year. the winter travel advisory going until 5:00 tomorrow are you heading up? be prepared for winter travel. for us, it will be a mostly cloudy day, cool day, a bit of a rainy day. i will have details with the timeline on this and the temperatures expected coming up in just a bit. both directions of highway 17 just reopened just hours after a car crashed into a power pole overnight. it happened after 12 country this morning in the southbound lane near idlewild road. pg&e crews were called to the scene because the poll was in danger of falling. there are reports of at least one woman arrested. we do not have any other details. new this morning 12 people in a dog are being housed by the red cross after a fire started in the hunter point neighborhood. this video was posted on twitter. this started after 4:00 this morning at metal street. the fire department says they started at a building next door but nobody was hurt in the fire is not contained officials confirming two people are dead in more than 20 others have been injured after a tornado hit west of oklahoma city by 25 miles. help with the search for more victims. home is one of many states with powerful storms or the holiday weekend. other storms and tornadoes are in the forecast. >> reporter: from the midwest to the northeast another round of thunderstorms. some turning severe. threatening to interfere with most of the memorial day festivities over the weekend. millions in the midwest under flash flood watches. dangerous weather expected to bring damaging winds, large hail and turn it is across the weekend. >> prepare for the worst, hope for the best. truck a possible tornado moved across parts of each and i would damaging buildings including trailers in johnson county as the storm passed through freitag. officials say there are no immediate injuries reported. >> just thankful that we were not out here. and that it did not hit the house force. the valuables are good >> reporter: meanwhile the horrific storm caused damage in missouri, drone footage shows buildings destroying trees down, power outages as residents describe the dire situation in her neighborhood is one of the hardest hit with tornadoes hitting the capital city. >> is really bad, really bad. and messed up my outside, my inside. must've my neighbors house. >> reporter: with the continued front of a new storm system the next day severe thunderstorms will remain a concern in the plains of the midwest into next week. parts of the northeast could also see stormy weather this weekend, damaging wind, no heller tornadoes in the forecast. jefferson city missouri, matt finn, fox news . a powerful unsightly fatal earthquake rocked the amazon jungle in peru. the u.s. geological survey says it was an 8.0 magnitude about 430 miles north of the capital. one jeff reported and some older buildings have collapse. emergency teams are at the quick so to search for other possible victims and assess the damage. san francisco police officers now demanding the police chief stepped out. it comes after he told the chronicle the police raided a journalist home to unmask a journalist source and is probably on legal and should be investigated. we spoke with the president of the police association. >> commencing the search one was served but he was very well informed of what was going on, the when and how and who was involved. >> reporter: the san francisco police association says members lost all confidence in scott. >> we had a close a few businesses and sent out an email for the entire medicine. more or less condemning the actions. of the members he directed to do what they did. >> reporter: the saga began figure he 22nd went public defender jeff adachi was found dead in an apartment he brought from a friend. autopsy revealed cocaine and alcohol in his system. a document on his death made his way to a videographer who sells news items to several bay area new stations including ktvu. he refused to reveal his source of the document and may 10 his home was rated taking thousands of dollars with the video coming and handcuffing him. tuesday, chief scott defended the rate. >> we do believe he committed a crime . >> reporter: friday he change his mind saying the officers who exited the search did not consult with the das office before obtaining warrant. >> basely sang they hid information from the judges that should not have written the search warrant. >> reporter: they say the officers involved in the radar veteran officers in the internal affairs division and likely did not know bryan carmody. negatively the sergeant that wrote it did not know him. august to the police department to. for them to deny what level he was involved in the press that is not going to fly. >> reporter: they released a statement saturday morning that red chief scott made it abundantly clear that transparency and additional investigation will examine how the case is handled on all levels, including the command staff and sheba please. not good enough for you please. >> process think you should do the honorable thing and resign. happening now, the new haven school district and members of the teachers union are heading back to the bargaining table. teachers in union city and south york have been on the ticket line since monday. they want a 10% raise over two years. the school district offer was just 1% along with a 3% bonus. both sides say they are willing to stay at the bargaining table as long as necessary to try to get a deal by the end of the holiday weekend. your golden state warriors will have to take other passport for the upcoming nba finals in just a few days. they will head north of the border to take on the toronto raptors. they beat the milwaukee bucks 194 last night and won the eastern conference title one of the best two-way players in the game, 27 points, seven assists. he had the synthetic dunk as well. dictated rapper drake said i love this. toronto trailed at half. is 17-2 run the second half. >> we just talked amongst each other and said let's go out here and enjoy it and we can play better offense and defense. and we doing that and winning the game. >> this is the first mba final for toronto. they were also the playoffs the past three years warriors are the overwhelming favorite in the finals. the raptors could beat two regular-season matchups including 131 and 120 overtime winner at toronto. treatment green and demarcus cousin all missed the game last november. here is your schedule for game 1 for tonight by game 2 in toronto next sunday. then things shift back to oracle 3/5, seventh and game five played on the 10th . and just about 20 mins from now, it is the carnaval san francisco prayed. here is a look at the parade route right here. it starts at 24th street and harrison. carnival is one of the more popular events each year in the city to participants stressed in all sorts of colorful outfits and dance up a storm. here's video from years past. elissa harrington is live carnival were the cloudy weather is not dampening any spirits. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, earlier we felt a couple raindrops. right now it is windy but that is certainly not dampening the prayed whatsoever. it is noisy, but it is so exciting right now you can see the group is doing traditional prayer circles. their lighting sage and doing a prayer before the parade actually takes place. it starts at 9:30 so we are really into the last-minute prep getaway right now. we're seeing people getting their floats together, seeing a lot of low riders waiting along the streets because the way this parade begins is there is a line of low riders that starts the parade, play music, i am told it if the crowd really excited, all the kids like to go out, some of the people of the cars throw candy and things like that. to get the parade going. again, we have the things starting now if we go on a little bit of a walk i want to show you other things happening. so many amazing beautiful costumes, floats, there is all sorts of music, what we are told is that there will be a lot of road closures. i want to keep in mind that harrison and 24th and mission all the way to 17th street will be closed during the parade, some buses have been redirected so if you take muni definitely check your schedule. again, lots of music and things for kids, vendor selling food specializing in brazilian, mexican and cuban cuisine among others. before the parade ramps up there will be plenty of other entertainment on almost eight stages with live music and dancing. see there is just a lot going on, the parade starts in about 20 minutes. we are saying people lined up along the pine route, again, you can see the traditional view right before, really special, really amazing out here to be part of this. said that happened every year. the 41st year of the san francisco carnival . live in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i can feel the energy all the way over here. thank you . how much would you pay for lunch with a billionaire? an option with warren buffett that helps on a longtime san francisco charity, coming up . a special gift for a group of students at oakland. we have that story and more coming up. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. 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(cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. good morning two, about neil young. bottlerock last night. the festival continues today if you are heading out, mostly cloudy skies. scattered showers and brief downpours expected with cool breezy conditions. the weekend ahead coming up . robots and agriculture growing and harvesting the food you eat. where you work with the first farm operating in silicon valley. we take a look. >> reporter: while the need to feed the world has never been greater, many farmers say is getting hard to find help the field. feeding, plenty of picking crops is tedious and backbreaking. a perfect job for robots. at a warehouse outside of san francisco, a fully a thomas farm where robots literally do the heavy lifting. robotic experts and scientists monitor the plants. one robot transports and the other transplants. they left the 800 pound potted as they get bigger the romance continually transplant them into wider space pots making efficient use of the available space. >> we can grow a one acre traditional farm in the thousand square feet. >> reporter: the company says it uses 90% less water, there's no need for pesticides in the robusta not have to worry about washing their hands and spreading e. coli intimidation. the company goal is to feed more people with produce just harvested . >> most people getting older produce because most growing happens in california or arizona. trying to decentralize the. trying to grow your people. by using robotic firms we can set them up in cities all over the united states. >> reporter: skeptics in the idea will only work if it is truly it medically feasible taking into account all the energy used. they say the costs are administrative% less than other forms of modern farming and will drop even more once the operation was into a greenhouse there this year. they're selling just picked greens at a nearby market but also the same prices of the organic produce and plans to partner soon. if all goes well the company hopes to bring in robotic firms in cities around the nation. cloudy,, foxnews . some oaken students heading off to college getting free computers. the unified school district works with a nonprofit tech exchange making it possible for soon-to-be graduates. students to, refurbished desktop or laptop. they also got help signing up for internet service. tech exchange says 25% of oaken families don't have a computer at home. >> students are going off to college, benefiting from having a device they would not otherwise have. so rewarding to get that hug from the family which leads with the resource they are definitely in the of . >> students had to register ahead of time. family started lining up two hours before the start of the event. that is so cool. a lot of people doing it now. >> i know, a lot of folks to have barbecues. grilling today and tomorrow. >> tomorrow is definitely better day if you have a choice. pick tomorrow. today, a cloudy day, breezy day. here is a look at san francisco as we take a look at the bay bridge. already on the go. if you're heading towards carnaval, scattered showers and breezy conditions reported there, elissa harrington is live this morning. here's stormtracker 2, you can see most of the bay area with a little bit of green. depends where you are. the higher elevations deadly are seeing the brunt of this. napa now covered as well. as we shift to the peninsula we have a pretty good downpour over the higher elevations of the coastal range. just on the east side of half moon bay. moving north shifting south saratoga, campbell in the santa cruz mountains, the diablo range getting rain at times. pretty good moderate rain moving through areas going over towards richmond. highway 4 towards antioch, light scattered showers activity there. over this year, we have snow falling right about 5000 feet or so. there is an advisory for travel until age memory. here is a look at futurecast. there is lunch, partly sunny skies, scattered showers and the forecast. the center circulation bring the cauldron stable air right of california. that is going to bring even the possibility of isolated thunderstorms for today. here is a look into the evening hours or the late afternoon before the sun sets of your thinking about getting out for dinner. he may have a sprinkle overhead. it will not be a complete washout. it will be on and off, on off again. here is to. mostly cloudy. little bit of drizzle and if you scattered showers to start the day. then we drought. tomorrow will be a warmer day as well. tahoe, the winter weather advisory goes until 5:00 tomorrow. it will be a mix of rain and snow at lake level today. low 40s and the forecast. tomorrow low 50s and the forecast. the winds are also blowing out there. half moon bay, the wind gust of 26. hayward, 26. a breezy one. will conditions, temperatures back in the 50s this morning under all that cloud cover. in the afternoon, 60s then for the extended forecast, temperatures warm up a bit as we get into memorial day monday. then even better into the work week. who wants look that far ahead? sarah. >> i'm excited, i am ready. >> i'm ready for this, has been way too cold. >> i will be patient. they are trained to be some of the nations future leaders. still ahead, this year's graduate class at west point like no other. this unique group in the academies 217 her history . the ghost ship resumes tuesday. it has been a month since an opening statements. is going to break down what attorneys on both sides are doing coming up. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? this week we begin the second month of a trial in the deadly fire happening back in december of 2016. jury has not heard the prosecutors in the defense team had a number of witnesses. michael cardoza says there are points of view that could sway the jury start with the prosecutors. >> you have family members of the victims them they are putting on sunday people at the fire, some it suffered because of the fire. it has been very moving and very emotional. the defense is cross-examining to show a lot of people felt safe. so why should they be held responsible for this? >> reporter: they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the trial will resume tuesday after the holiday. the trial could and and at the end of the month. investigators say the suspect shot and killed a man and tenderloin. there's no word yet on a motive. the identity of the victim and suspect have not been released. police in berkeley trying to identify a woman who sold premium back japanese beef. you can see investigators say the video from the fishmarket shows a woman stuffing wagyu beef in her handbag friday. she walked away with three and half pounds worth of the steak which sells for nearly $100 a pound. police say two men tried to steal wagyu beef the day before but put it back and left . holiday travel over the memorial day weekend expecting to break some records. aaa says him as 43 million americans will travel 50 miles or more, about one half million more people to lash your. most people will drive to their destination. 5 million drivers will be in california. she disappeared while hiking in hawaii. still ahead, hear the amazing story of survival of the yoga instructor lost in maui more than two weeks . the streets of san francisco mission district alive and about to really rocket if humans. in a moment we take you to carnaval. all right, a little kenny perry on a holiday weekend, happy sunday one and all, it might be a we can have before things are roaring again but it will be soon when the final start thursday night in toronto and thanks for sending that in. congratulations to a great job. good to have you with us this sunday. rosemary is joining us with some not so good news today. but good news during the week? right? some people like the rain so today is good. outdoor barbecue, maybe not a good day. all that cloud cover of ebay as we look towards the golden gate bridge, we have brief downpours of the bay area this morning, all those festivities going on during this three-day holiday. rainfall amounts early this morning. not a big storm. definitely it will impact many. less than 2/10 of an inch. santa rosa reporting just a bit. we are going to follow the scattered showers activities. has we take a look outside right now we have moderate rain falling over the bay area. here is look at the north bay light and scattered. petaluma stretching towards highway 1, then the napa valley and it moves towards the leo, a little bit of green on the screen downpours along the 280, rain their coming off the coast a little while ago. here is a view over the south bay into the santa cruz mountains. light to moderate rainfall for their. east bay just lightest of of the bay bridge, stretching over towards highway 4 it looks like light rain right around pittsburgh and antioch. here is a look at the sierra where snow is falling. winter travel advisory in place morning. 50s, 80s, all of the highways be prepared for that on the way to tahoe. scattered showers for us, still a quarter inch for us, even isolated thunderstorms with a mix of the mostly cloudy sky and i have a look at your afternoon high but take a look at memorial day, take a look at the week ahead coming up in just a minute . while the u.s. remains in a trade war with china, negotiations with japan continue. president trump is mixing a bit of business with pleasure. the first lady went to a sumo wrestling tournament with the japanese premonition. president trump also awarded the championship trophy to the sumo winter. the trophy is called the presence couple. trump also played around with the prime minister. in the meantime the president tweeted great progress being made in trade negotiations with japan. more now from gillian turner. >> reporter: president trump is kicking off the four-day season with japan. a largely ceremonial visit meant to recognize japan's new member. the sticks are also very high. president trump is optimistic for a trade deal speculating both countries could finalize a new bilateral agreement during the decision. the president telling business executives there's never been a better time to inve in the nine states. >> we hope to address the state imbalance remove barriers to the nine states ensure fairness and reciprocity in relationships. we're getting close. >> the visit will include a summer wrestling tournament a banquet and a visit to a naval base. japanese minister said in wants to reinforce relations. >> i think we probably have the best relationship you ever had with japan. that goes back a long way. this probably is the best. let's keep it that way. >> reporter: north korea will also be on the agenda. president trump's speech renews challenges, the collapse of the summit with kim jong un. the premise wants to ensure president trump does not go soft about the kingdom. japan is within striking range from rockets and many in tokyo hope the relationship with kim will be short-lived. politics now, senator bernie sanders among several presidential hopefuls does in the bay area this week for the democratic party convention. he took a nasty at the president during the campaign stop in his home state of vermont. >> we have a president who is a pathological liar and he says whatever he wants without regard to the truth. sanders held the first home state rally at the vermont state house. there are events in san francisco and next saturday. others are also scheduled to speak at the event running from friday through sunday next week. he's also spending a holiday weekend on the campaign trail. yesterday he campaigned in new hampshire in the first primary the 2020 race. >> yes. i believe this country needs to provide a national program or insurance for long-term care for we do for healthcare. >> the mayor of south by indiana to questions any fundraiser talk about healthcare, homelessness and life for people with disabilities . civil rights activists in ohio bound to continue the fight against bigotry. members of the white supremacist group marched through downtown dayton yesterday. the group you can see right here dressed in black and many of the members wore masks to hide their faces. they were met by country protesters holding signs and banners denouncing racism. authorities say there were a dozen or so white supremacist at about 600 counter- protestors. and texas demonstrators protested against the trump administration after another migrant child died in custody at border patrol. the activists marched through el paso chanting in spanish, no more death and stop killing kids. saturdays comes after a child from guatemala died being detained by the immigration department. human rights group says there are now six migrant child is . capping today, warren buffett offered himself on an ebay auction at san francisco is live memorial. >> this is the 20th annual charity auction for the winner having lunch in omaha with several other people to share the occasion with. which are looking at is what last years winner paid, over $3 million. the money provide services for the homeless, six, and hungry. the auction begins at 7:30 tonight and ends at 7:30 friday may . amazing story of survival after missing more than two weeks. the 35 real tiger has been found alive. >> the last 17 days of my life, it has been really significant a spiritual journey that i was guided him. >> reporter: amanda eller is a yoga teacher that went missing may 9 hiking in maui at the time. she tells in your time she was hurt when she fell 20 feet off a cliff then later lost her shoes in a flash flood. she said she plans to stay alive. into words by the people that help me and prayed for me they were at base camp, for people over the world that somehow wanted to be a part of this for the greater good. >> a helicopter crew found her in the forest after they decided to look outside the search zone and it paid out. her family says they never give up hope. >> i was trying tears of joy, you know? i am so it really grateful to have my girl home. even though at times i would have those moments of despair, i stayed strong for her because i knew we would find her if we just had with the program, stayed distant. >> her mother says she has a fracture on her leg but otherwise she is expected to be discharged from the hospital during the week . another mountain climber died on mount everest bringing the death toll to 10 in recent days. the latest incident comes after concerns of overcrowding. this was taken wednesday showing what we are told is a record number of climbers ascending the summit. experts say traffic jams of climbers means people will have to spend more time at higher elevations. the time now is 9:40. be sheriff's office holding what they're calling the official start of summer voting. federal agencies on boating safety on the delta. they want to make sure boaters know how to stay safe on the water. that includes having lifejackets for everybody on board. there also going to be looking for people violating alcohol restrictions and illegal dumping of trash. elissa harrington at the annual carnaval it has gotten underway, who you have with you? >> reporter: a lot happening and this is the big hit today, this is roberto hernandez the executive producer of the whole thing. first we just saw something really amazing. all of these people gathered in a circle singing, dancing, lighting candles, what is happening there? >> a ceremony we do. the aztec dancers, people from the community learned the tradition in the traditions alive. so before the parade begins, we have a ceremony. basically we ask permission from mothers and fathers sky to do the parade also for the committee. the burning cleanses the air, our hearts, our souls and our spirits. and they burn it as they go in the parade for the low riders . >> what is the theme of this years event? what you hope the messages? the spirit that gets out? >> our culture hears us. right now the times they were living in with hated racism against latinos in the country, you know, our children being in cages, families being separated and walls and just, the environment we are living in today. we reminding the community that if we just stick your culture about music and dance and food, we will survive the war happening in this country against our race the latina pretty. so, we really did an amazing job all year long to >> away the fear a lot of people are having because they cannot walk on the street with the fear of an ice trader being deported. thank so much for joining us this morning. i really appreciate. again the parade just underway, you can point the camera this way and i show you some of the floats getting ready to head down the street. one of the most popular events happening every year in san francisco, the 41st year, colorful, lively, there's music, dancing, eight stages with entertainment, local entertainment and artists internationally and san francisco for the events, low riders start the procession and it's just a lot of fun, a lot of people here today, even though it is a little bit windy, we have raindrops and it is definitely not going to dampen the spirit. live in san francisco, elissa harrington, fox 2 news . all right, thank you. history made this weekend at west point. this year's graduate class is a whole lot different than every other class in the academy over 200 years. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? this happens to be my favorite maroon 5 son. giving you live look fair a beautiful start the day. mix of clouds, few pics of blue and sunshine, pouring in, we continue with mostly cloudy skies, a little cool and breezy out there we have scattered showers in the forecast falling over parts of the bay area this morning. we check on current conditions and tell you what to expect the afternoon memorial day and the rest of the week coming up . onto baseball, the a's are playing conway another three homers yesterday at the coliseum en route to the grade when, the mariners not so much. we begin with one of those big flies. they're coming home a three-way six of the year as these go 3- 1. one and have more? joining the home run starting with one of his own, the eighth, 11 hits for the a's, seattle with the final 6-2. they are improving giving up 18 runs friday yesterday, feasting away again at oracle park. a home run here the highlight for the giant right here going to runs, 2-1 but forget about. eduardo escobar putting this one in the bay. a flash homer giving up 34 hits to just two games. 10-4 . said news this memorial day weekend. the green bay packers part of the lombardi team the 60s paving the way for tom brady in the nfl. in failing health the last few years. he was 35 years old . history made at west point. the u.s. military academy celebrating the graduation of the most diverse class ever. the army chief of staff under president obama started increasing efforts to include or women and african-americans since 2013. laura ingalls reports on the success of the directive. truck one of the most prestigious military academies in the nation. making history this weekend. west point graduating the largest number of african american women in the 217 her history. about 1000 army cadets in the class of 2019 making it the most diverse group in both race and gender . >> it is a virtual certainty you will fight on a battlefield for americans at some point in life. >> this year's class consists of 233 women, the largest class since the first female cadets graduated in 1980. among them, a record high number of 34 black women. this graduating student is proud to be part of the historic milestone. >> a huge deal because initially first class really had to do. to reach 34 it's like, it's, overall it is amazing. >> reporter: in total, 110 african-americans are also graded. that is more than double the number from 2013. also topping things are 80 hispanics making history with the largest latino group to graduate from the academy. west point was not a was a platform of diversity. the academy was established in 1802 but the first black cadets graduated in 1877 . >> it is important for us to have a diverse officer to graduate so we can serve the nation and army. as we lead into the future >> despite all the progress, the majority of army cadets at west point military academy remain white and mail. in new york, laura ingalls, fox news . today graduate students at saint mary's college will receive their degrees, the graduate and professional studies commencement. the ceremony began at 9:30 at st. mary's college. said it is a big day for undergrads as well. it started on the turf field them the sermon. the keynote speaker can gradually the student with a positive impact on the community. about six seniors receive their diploma . san francisco state holding a general graduation tuesday. the school's 118 commencement. 8700 undergraduate students receiving degrees. the ceremony will be at oracle park for the fifth straight year. the keynote speaker is the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. is a good thing the graduation is not today because >> they would get wet. >>:. >> yes. tuesday should be a great day for a graduation. between now and then we will begin the transition. today is going to be foggy and cool and breezy. tomorrow looks a little better, tuesday, wednesday, thursday even better, just a few bits of rain the lens. artistic him i love the next . on the bridge there, another shot of the golden gate bridge where it is dry. that is the kind of date is going to be. partly sunny, mostly cloudy, on and off, isolated showers, perhaps even thunderstorms at times. as the center of the storm kind of moves across california. here is a view of what we are seeing with light rain on highway 101. just south of hillsboro and santa rosa had a little, towards about it. east there st. helena, napa. vallejo covered in green at the moment. shifting over towards the peninsula, the southern edge we have what looks like moderate or heavy rain right over palo alto menlo park, how about shifting a little further south? campbell, showers falling for you there, santa clara, what what. looks like morgan hill through gilroy perhaps on up showers for you there. to the east we go, the beverages,, these be covered along the east bay shore, emeryville, berkeley, oakland, as we stretch towards highway 4, scattered showers activity any up to brentwood. over the hills into the sierra we have snow continuing to pile up there to see a -10 inches, maybe a foot of snow at the height of peak with the system. the cold and stable air enhances the instability creating the possibility of thunderstorms for us today. there is a winter weather advisory for the sierra going all the way until monday morning. snow levels expected to have between 5500 feet at 6000 feet. it will impact the passes. as far as us, we have seen a few one hundredths of an inch in some areas, 10th of an inch or so at higher elevations, we could see one -2/10 of an inch before it is all said and done. in addition to the sunny weather, it is a breezy one out there, half moon bay reporting 60 miles an hour gusting to 23, hayward up to 26 sfo gusting 30. expect partly cloudy most the qualities conditions, breezy conditions, 52 downtown san francisco right now, 57 napa, 55 for the south bay of san jose, things have not really budged it all morning long. here is a view of the afternoon highs, mid-50s to low 60s, typically in the 70s with unseasonably cool foggy days for may. getting into memorial day monday, dry conditions a little warmer than continuing the warming trend. >> by july. >> july could be great. fingers crossed. coming up next, the last day of the festival. why they had to pull the plug on neil young last night coming up. shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three hundred dollars cashback in points. sears, making moments matter. today's the last day of the napa valley music festival. neil young was one of the headliners yesterday. his act was apparently cut short. according to the east bay times he kept playing past the 10 pm curfew so the venue pulled the plug. post on social media show he can perform even with no sound. other acts went off without a hitch.[ music ]rebecca jade also rocked the crowd yesterday. the festival featured more than 80 acts. tonight mumford and sons is one of the headliners. of course there'll be plenty of good wine. bottlerock is expected to attract 40,000 people this weekend . right now a wrap of a 24- hour fundraiser to help children east bay. high school students walking around the track at the 50th anniversary of the event. 24-hour outdoor really students will walk rain or shine and they're still walking as you can see. working the phones, there and in the event. i'm sure a little bit of rain. >> mark with those blankets. have me a warm one. cold and breezy, mostly cloudy one and showers on off throughout the entire day. thunderstorms also a possibility for today. we dry out we warm up for memorial day outings. as we get into the weekend we warm it up. >> we are heading over >> judge the competition. >> young. 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