right now. at five. a solemn gathering. in remembrance of a family of four killed in a fiery crash in pleasanton. what we're learning about the victims. plus, president biden speaking to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as clashes between both sides of the war in

gaza continue at college campuses tonight, the first, a police chase in the south bay, ends with a crash that sent four people to the hospital with. investigators are telling us about the dangerous chase. the news at five starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang and i'm terry mcsweeney. we begin tonight with developing news out of the south bay. the sheriff's office is investigating a crash. a crash involving a deputy. it all started this afternoon. just after 1230. the santa clara county sheriff's office says deputies tried to stop a gold lexus for speeding in san jose. that was near berryessa road and north capitol avenue. the driver did not stop, led deputies on a chase throughout east san jose and during that chase, one of the deputies crashed into another car, a toyota suv. now that crash happened near king road and commodore drive, four people were inside that car, all taken to the hospital. all expected to be okay. the deputy involved also had some minor

injuries. the sheriff's office says the 24 year old driver deputies were chasing intentionally hit a patrol vehicle. deputies used spike strips to stop his car. he did try to run away, but deputies caught up with him and arrested him. an east bay community is coming together to remember a family killed in a tragic crash. a memorial organized by friends and community members is wrapping up at valle vista park in pleasanton. the family was killed in a crash wednesday night. those at the memorial identified the victims as tarun and rincey george and their two children. rohan, who was in eighth grade at hart middle school, and aaron, a second grader at donlon elementary. police say speed may have been a factor in the crash. family was driving in an electric car on foothill road near stone ridge drive. investigators say the car hit the curb, crashed into a tree and burst into flames. some community members are calling for more to be done on that stretch of road, where speeding is an issue and we continue to follow the wave of disruptive

protests at universities across the country. at ucla today, police arrived on campus after dueling protests clash several fights and confrontations broke out despite a barrier that was meant to separate the pro-palestinian students from a group of rallying. from a group rallying to show support for jewish students. now, jewish students say the campus atmosphere is so hostile they are afraid. meanwhile, pro-palestinian protesters say this is about protecting innocent civilians in gaza. i think what's happening right now is making everyone feel extremely unsafe. i know since october 7th, but especially since what happened with columbia myself as well as everyone i know, has been crying every single day. we really do fear for our lives and the future. i'm here to be in solidarity with these brave students. i'm here because i have a heart and i've seen enough children get slaughtered in gaza. enough is enough. enough is enough. the violence has to stop. we're here for a ceasefire. thousands of people packed into the space as the day

wore on, at times shouting at each other from a foot or two away in the bay area, protesters against the war in gaza are spending a fourth night camping at stanford. the students have set up an encampment made up of 18 tents at white plaza. the group is calling on the university to separate itself from any companies or organizations advancing military efforts in the israel-hamas war. protesters tell us that stanford has handed out letters saying that if they continue to camp out, they may be suspended, but they say it's a risk they are willing to take. goal is sharing political education. the goal is trying to reach as many people as possible and also just showing solidarity with the people in gaza. so i think the goal is just try and stay here as long as possible, and, you know, at least until stanford tries to meet some of our demands. so the demonstrations started during at midweek at stanford, when high school students and their families visit that campus. now, cal poly, humboldt is now enforcing a hard closure on campus following the week long pro palestinian protest. yesterday, the university released an email

to students announcing that closure, saying anyone on campus without permission could be cited or even arrested. as part of the enforcement, police helped place concrete barriers in certain areas to prevent cars from driving on campus. students will only be allowed to enter dining facilities and their dorms. no other parts of campus are open to students at this time. well as calls for a cease fire continue across the country, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the phone today. the white house says the president continues to reaffirm his ironclad commitment to israel's security, but also reiterated the united states opposition to an invasion of gaza's southernmost city of rafah. the two leaders last spoke two weeks ago after iran launched missile and drone strikes against israel. during today's discussion, mr. biden and the prime minister also reviewed ongoing talks to secure the release of hostages and a cease fire in gaza. now, another topic of discussion getting more humanitarian aid into gaza. that

comes as world central kitchen says it will resume humanitarian operations in gaza starting tomorrow. this follows the death of seven aid workers killed by israeli airstrikes earlier this month. world central kitchen says it has more than 200 trucks carrying enough supplies for about 8 million meals, and they're ready to enter gaza through the rafah crossing. and from jordan. the aid organization founded by chef jose andres, suspended all deliveries after the april 1st attack on an aid convoy. and we will continue to follow the developments of the ongoing conflict, as well as the latest from college campuses as demonstrations continue. we're not on air. you can get the latest by downloading our free nbc bay area news app or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. com. well, traffic is moving again on highway 101, in the south bay after a deadly crash forced a shutdown. happened around 630 this morning on southbound 101 near the oakland road off ramp in san jose. the northbound 880 to southbound 101 connector that

was closed because of the wreck. one person died. no word on any other injuries. it's not yet clear what led to this crash. all lanes were open by 10:00 in the east bay. caltrans says southbound 680 is set to reopen on time. the agency shared this video of crews continuing repairs today. caltrans closed part of that road friday night. we're talking about the southbound lanes between five the 8680 interchange to koopman road in sunol. northbound lanes are still open, but again, they're set to reopen on time, which is 4:00 tomorrow morning. that's ahead of the morning commute. all right. a celebration of pandemic policy two, popular to scrap today marks four years since jfk drive turned into a car free promenade. the one and a half mile stretch of road was reserved for pedestrians and bikes during the pandemic. the goal was to give people a safe place to gather outdoors. well, in 2022, the city decided not to reopen the road to cars, and

voters later made the change permanent. we knew that prior to the pandemic, three out of every four vehicles that used to travel down this road didn't start their trip in a park, and they didn't end it in a park, which meant that they were using this beautiful space, this incredibly valuable space, to get someplace else more quickly. that is not the purpose of a park. hundreds of people were there for today's celebration, including mayor london breed, remembering and honoring those who lost their lives or were hurt on the job. california marks workers memorial day today , and with it, governor newsom reaffirms the state's commitment to make working conditions safer and healthier. nbc bay area's christie smith takes us to one of several events we owe it to them to ensure that their sacrifices were not in vain. in richmond today, workers memorial day was commemorated throughout the state. we're having events to remember, workers we've lost

out throughout, throughout the country. but specifically, we're here for workers in california. cal osha, along with federal osha and other partners, put this event together to honor workers who've lost their lives due to work related injuries and illnesses. in 2022, there were apparently 504 fatalities that we know of that were as the result of going to work, and that is way too many, our goal is to get those numbers down, educate employers on how to make their workplaces safer. we want to ensure that the workers are working in locations that are safe, that the employers provide them with safe working conditions and practice safety day and out. the event was held at the rosie the riveter world war ii home front national historical park, a location with special significance. the rosie the riveter historical park is

really, in remembrance of the workers. the women workers in world war two who stepped up when a lot of the men were at war and assisting with the war effort. and so, a lot of what they did was dangerous. this event comes as governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring today, workers memorial day, highlighting advancement in recent years like improving working conditions and wages for fast food workers, protecting warehouse workers from unsafe production quotas, and ending unfair pay practices impacting garment industry workers. today, that commitment was reaffirmed so that everyone can come home safe. kristie smith, nbc bay area news. it is the official start of the san francisco boating season. that is right, and it was a great day to be out on the water. we'll take you to sausalito for the annual blessing of the fleet and boat

parade next. and it was a breezy day around the bay area. right now, 70 degrees sunshine in san jose. when that 70 will be closer to 80 degrees in the 7-day forecast. when we come right back ahead for us, the nfl's controversial new safety helmet will players actually wear them? and the town invaded by bears? how folks there are trying to my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga,

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day on the bay parade. that parade showcased more than 100 historic boats. this year's theme was rocking on the bay. the parade started off the coast of tiburon, went down and along the san francisco shoreline. very nice. yes. all right. also very nice. right now we're going outside. live. look over the golden gate bridge. you can see it. you can see it on this sunday evening and looks like, clear skies, but maybe a little bit of haze. i'm not sure. rob yeah, a little here, a little breezy out there. start a boating season. you saw some whitecaps across the water. we had small craft advisories typical for this time of year when you get the sunshine and you got that late day sea breeze that picks up, we do have kind of that spread of summer like microclimates around the bay area right now. as we take you outside, you'll be able to see that we've got those temperatures in the 60s and 70s for now, but eventually we'll be on our way to some 80s inland as

we head towards the middle part of the week. there you got the blue skies around san jose. it is breezy outside, northwest wind at 20mph, gusts up to about 24, and there, if you look closely, we talked about the white caps across the bay winds sustained out of the northwest to 29mph. a cool 60 near san francisco, more 60s around san rafael. southwest wind up to 21mph. and around walnut creek, one of the warmer spots we've seen today did get up to 75 degrees earlier. right now, 73. so the trend moving forward will be the warmest temperatures of the week tuesday, wednesday and thursday with the chance especially for the middle part of the week of seeing some low 80s inland and then changes as we head towards next weekend. more on that coming up in one minute. so notice the wind map right now. lots of 20 mile per hour breezes from hayward to san jose out towards fairfield. over the next 24 hours, we're likely to see a similar cycle wind speeds backing off a bit as we head towards the morning and then during the afternoon. tomorrow about the same range of

25 to 35 mile per hour wind speeds around the coast in san francisco, and some of those onshore winds likely to bring in some patchy low clouds heading towards tomorrow morning. but during the day, mostly sunny skies. a repeat performance of your sunday forecast carried over into your monday forecast. so morning temperatures start off in the low 50s. you can dress in layers if you're inland with those cool temperatures to start the day, and then eventually low 70s by lunchtime around those east bay valleys, 73 in san jose. but for now, not much change for san francisco and oakland. you're still looking at highs in the mid 60s and with winds out of the west from 15 to 25mph, you're just not going to warm up as long as those onshore winds are that strong. now. tuesday, inland temperatures climb up a few degrees. we start to see more mid 70s. now you begin to see the temperatures change here. now look what happens. wednesday 80 in concord, close to 80 in san jose, santa rosa up to 80 degrees. and by thursday now 80 degrees, maybe mid 80s for solano county, 81 in san jose,

70 from san francisco to oakland. and if you think this weather is going to last all the way through next weekend, hang on just a minute. let's show you what's happening next weekend. we do have some showers across parts of northern california, a sign that we're going to see high pressure give up some ground next weekend, and we will begin to see cooler changes as we head into friday and saturday. right now, you can see that weather system bringing some rain showers off to the north right now. looks like the north bay later saturday. might see a few showers. will certainly trend cooler as we head towards next weekend after san francisco gets a chance of upper 60s and low 70s for the middle part of the week. inland temperatures tuesday through thursday could see a few low 80s inland. thursday looks to be the warmest day. stay tuned. next saturday, north of san francisco may see a few showers. it would be a weekend with it would be a weekend. but we got lucky. this. yes we did this weekend has been gorgeous. we'll talk about next weekend. next weekend. all right rob thanks. up next, elon musk making an unannounced visit to china. what he's looking to do

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storms in the midwest. this video out of sulfur, oklahoma.

85 miles south of oklahoma city, you see the devastation. at least four people, including a four month old, died during the string of tornadoes that hit that state. some 30 others are injured. national weather service says at least 20 tornadoes touched down in oklahoma. damage assessments still underway. the governor has declared a state of emergency as recovery continues. definitely the most damage since i've been governor that i've seen. i've seen a lot of damage. i've been around the state for, it's my sixth year, but what i saw downtown in sulfur, it's unbelievable. now, this comes as parts of nebraska and iowa are still reeling from the damage caused by two tornadoes that hit that region on friday. no deaths reported in either of those states. there were a relatively few minor injuries now happening this week. a class action lawsuit involving a skateboarding event in dolores park hits the courtroom on tuesday. last year, a lawsuit was filed against san francisco and its police chief stems from

a mass arrest of 110 teenagers during a chaotic dolores park hill skateboarding event last summer. now, for starters, the annual event is not permitted. you can see it features skateboarders and bicyclists testing tricks down dangerous hills. last year, teenagers and police clash, resulting in what some considered a riot. four teenagers brought the suit, claiming it was actually police who broke the law. the city attorney says he will try to get that suit thrown out of court. elon musk is in china tonight for an unannounced visit. the tesla ceo posted a picture of his meeting with premier li keqiang on ex today. during his trip, musk is meeting senior officials to discuss the rollout of tesla's self-driving software. he's also expected to ask permission to transfer data overseas. chinese state media is reporting chuang told musk that tesla's development in china is an example of u.s. china economic trade and cooperation. up next, prince harry making a trip across the pond. the big

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the berkeley fire department hosted its first in fire camp event this weekend. it is dedicated to helping women find careers in the fire service. women who signed up got hands on training and education in firefighting, including exercises, climbing ladders and working with a fire hose and a saw. as you can see, they are doing an amazing job. we find that, you know, obviously the

fire service is a male dominated field. we want to be able to show that anybody can do this job male, female, whatever. and we want to give an opportunity to be able to have an avenue to explore what this job is. and cool, right? all right. berkeley fire department hosts the event every year. and anyone with an interest in fire services, welcome to sign up today is the final day for the cappetta tournament. this is the third year our sister station, telemundo 48, is hosting this youth soccer tournament. elementary and middle school teams facing off over at overfelt high school. the final games are going on right now. we're going to have an update on the winners tonight at 11:00. all right. prince harry is returning to the uk. he's expected to attend a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the invictus games next week. he. it's a sporting event for wounded veterans founded by the prince himself. he'll be giving a reading during the ceremony, and it's the first major event he will be attending in the uk for some time. he and his wife,

meghan markle, stepped back as senior royals. that was in 2020. you might remember no word on whether she will be attending the event as well. warriors star steph curry made a special appearance on sunday today. this morning, the sunday sitdown look back range from curry's victory last summer on the golf course to his new documentary. and of course, you have to mention his storied career with the warriors. that's a lot to mention. one of the burning questions host willie geist had for curry involves his incredible record for hitting impossibly long shots. does curry understand that he has changed the game? do you have an appreciation for the fact that 14 year old boys take two dribbles inside half court and jack up threes because of you? it was never like an intention of like, that's what i'm here to do, but it's just how i see the game and the irrational confidence that i have to shoot all those type of shots. irrational, irrational confidence. i like it. this is a look at curry on the court when he was 14. who would have known

anyway, since since then, curry has won four nba titles, two mvp's. he's considered to be the greatest shooter in nba history. it's tough to argue with that one. oh yeah, look at him go as a kid. all right. up next we're going to take you down to big sur for today's big marathon. we're back in a moment. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling.

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we have a local winner, simon ritchie of san francisco clocked in a time two hours, 29 minutes and 30s. wow. peyton bilo, from just outside of sacramento, took the overall women's division. she was the only woman to clock in under three hours. the time of two hours, 55 minutes and 10s. you ready for this? both of

them. it was their first marathon. wow their first one. they were ready. oh my gosh. more than 4000 people attempted the course this year. the course looked a little different now. back in march, a chunk of highway one that would have been part of the course collapsed during a storm. we also want to say to philip suzuki, who works here at nbc bay area, he does it all here at nbc bay area. phil, he came in 442nd and he was proud of him. he goes all over the country running these things. i know. marathon 29 for him. by the way. wow wow 39. congratulations, philip. thanks for everything. all right. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. see you again at six. tonight, a new round of devastating tornadoes in a relentless outbreak turning deadly. multiple tornadoes in oklahoma overnight blasting through towns. new video of entire neighborhoods destroyed, trucks