mission and impact on the neighborhood. plus, the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking arrest warrants for israeli and hamas leaders. why? the prosecutor says the israeli prime minister and hamas leaders are guilty of war crimes. then the president of iran killed in a helicopter

crash. what? his death means for the country in the middle east and relations with the united states. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm andre senior. >> we begin with developing news. we continue to follow for you san jose police still searching and working the scene of an officer involved shooting from sunday. the violence leaving one suspect hospitalized . an area residents and businesses impacted by all of this. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live at the scene in east san jose with the very latest jesse. >> andre. right now san jose police are removing the last of the equipment they had at this scene since around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. we're at the intersection of kolmar drive and story road here in east san jose. they removed the crime scene tape, and now they're getting ready to remove their mobile command unit here at the scene. additionally, san jose police say they're going to hold a media briefing at 3:00 to shed more light on what forced their officers to open fire here, a

gunshot. >> and we at first, we thought it was like a firecracker, but we didn't think much of it. and later we hear like two more gunshots. and then that's when i looked up to the kitchen window and i saw there was like a van with broken windows. >> neighbor jorge chavez says the sounds of gunshots rang out sunday afternoon at the k and k apartments on colmore drive here in east san jose. his cell phone video shows, in part, the police response to those gunshots. officers with guns drawn surrounded a van that had its windows shot out. no one inside, investigators say officers responded around 4:00 sunday afternoon to 911 calls of a man shooting a gun when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm. the suspect was seriously injured and rushed to a nearby hospital due to the officer involved shooting. we do not have an update on his condition. cell phone video from another bystander shows a man collapsed on the ground in the alleyway behind the apartment complex. now, as i said earlier,

san jose police are going to provide a media briefing 3:00 this afternoon to give more information on this incident. we'll have that on our website, ktvu.com, and then i'll have an update for you on our broadcast, the four at 4:00. right here they are removing the last of their equipment as this investigation moves to the next phase. we're live in east san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> we'll talk again at 4:00, 20 hours after the initial incident began. it's still happening. jesse, thank you for that report. we're following more developing news right now. it concerns an arrest warrant for israel and hamas leaders, which president biden and others are condemning as, quote, outrageous . as the chief prosecutor for the international criminal court is looking into arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, along with three senior hamas leaders. now, the prosecutor cites murder, rape and torture by hamas leaders as reasons for their arrests. he also says his office has evidence against netanyahu and his defense minister, suggesting they have committed

crimes against humanity during the seven month war in gaza. >> israel, like all states, has the right to defend its population. it has every right to ensure the return of hostages that have been criminally and callously taken those rights. however do not absolve israel of its obligations to comply with international humanitarian law, intentionally causing death, starvation, injury and suffering to the civilian population. >> in a statement today, netanyahu called the charges a, quote, disgrace and also vowed to move ahead with israel's war against hamas militants. >> iran's president and foreign minister are dead after a helicopter they were in crashed in a remote area yesterday, say the deaths are a shock, but the state department says they're unlikely to have any effect on iran's policies, such as their support for hamas and push to produce nuclear weapons. as fox's rebecca castro reports, iran's relationship with the biden administration is also

unlikely to change. >> after searching for hours in the mountains, iranian soldiers made it to the crash site on monday, where a helicopter carrying iranian president ebrahim raisi and the country's foreign minister went down. they found no survivors at this point , there is no evidence of foul play. >> it looks like an accident. >> iranian officials will investigate the crash and while the country mourns, president raises death, analysts say there are many who will not miss him. >> ibrahim raisi was considered the butcher of iran, the butcher of tehran by iranians for his personal role in one of the greatest mass executions of political prisoners. >> while raisis death is a significant loss, it's not likely to change current policy inside iran, but it does raise questions about the country's future after its supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, who sets the policy for iran and certainly raisi was a protege and a potential successor to the

supreme leader. >> but he's not determining the policy. >> iran is known for backing militant proxy groups like hamas and hezbollah, and recently the regime has cracked down on women's rights, and there's been a massive surge in government backed executions. the us state department says those policies will likely continue. >> so we're going to just trade this terrorist for the next terrorist that the that the ayatollahs have are going to install. >> iran's vice president mohammad mokhber, will serve as interim president. iranian law requires new elections be held within 50 days in washington. rebecca kaster ktvu, fox two news. now to new information about a shooting near oakland city hall. >> oakland police confirmed a ktvu a man was shot to death early this morning. it happened around 2:15 a.m. video from the scene shows a car crashed into a construction site at the corner of 14th and jefferson. the front windshield of the car appears to have bullet holes in it. man was taken to the hospital where he later died. officers closed several blocks of downtown oakland to conduct the

investigation. a federal judge is sentenced. the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, says she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving david depape a chance to speak in court friday. depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack two years ago at the pelosi's home in san francisco. the new sentencing date is now may 28th. his actual sentence is not expected to change. >> new at noon, billions of dollars in new federal funding is coming to a major transportation project in san francisco. the transbay joint power authority is getting $3.4 billion from the federal transit administration. representative nancy pelosi and mayor london breed were on hand for the announcement. the funding will be used to connect caltrain, and ultimately california high-speed rail to the salesforce transit center in the downtown section of the city. >> this is about saving the planet. it's about clean air. it's about people. it's about

quality of the air. it's about quality of the life, quality of people not having to be in their cars for long stints, adding to pollution, but nonetheless getting to and from work more quickly, adding time to their lives. >> once completed, the multimodal salesforce transit center will integrate 11 transit systems. >> we've just learned that home depot will pay $1.3 million for fire code violations found after an arson two years ago. the payment is to resolve a santa clara county da's investigation into how the company's fire code violations contributed to the san jose store fire in 2022. district attorney jeff rosen says dylan j. cruz go intentionally started the fire before trying to take off with a load of tools. the fire did $17 million in damage in inventory losses. the arson case against him is still pending. well the search continues in the east bay for missing hiker. >> now east bay regional park service says alex treacher and

their dog never came back from what was supposed to be a one day strike. the hiker and the dog left friday and reportedly hiking the ohlone wilderness trail at the time between sunol and the del valle regional park. now we're told he was wearing the same clothes you see in this photo here, a long sleeve green shirt, black pants and a khaki hat. >> former president donald trump's so-called hush money trial is heading into the final stretch on day 19. the defense appears to be nearing the end of its cross-examination of the former president's former lawyer, michael cohen. one thing that could delay closing arguments, though, is former president trump taking the stand. we're awaiting his decision on that. eric shawn outside the manhattan courthouse with more. >> former president donald trump's hush money trial continued monday with his former lawyer and fixer, attorney michael cohen, back on the stand. last week, defense attorney todd blanch questioned cohen for hours, portraying him as a serial liar who cannot be believed. this morning, the president arrived saying he's being missed on the campaign

trail. >> i'm not allowed to have anything to do with politics because i'm sitting in a very freezing cold courtroom for the last four weeks. it's very unfair. >> trump is accused of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, stemming from the $130,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels to keep quiet during the 2016 presidential election. he has pleaded not guilty. the prosecution is expected to rest its case once cohen is off the stand later today. then it will be up to the defense and for the defense, i think they're going to want what's called a default instruction, which says if you find that a witness has lied about one thing, you may conclude that the witnesses lying about everything, but the defense is not obligated to call any witnesses. >> it's better to sit down and shut up and not call any witnesses. >> the former president has said he wants to testify, but his lawyers have not said yet. if he will, if he does not take the

stand, the only witness the defense may call is brad smith, an election law expert and former chairman of the federal election commission, who is expected to testify that the payments to stormy daniels were personal and not related to trump's campaign. if smith takes the stand, he will be limited in what he can say. closing arguments are set for next week at manhattan criminal court. i'm eric shawn, ktvu, fox two news. well thunderstorms and hurricane force winds slamming the houston, texas area. >> and while cleanup efforts continue, hundreds of thousands of people remain in the dark. plus, some college grads get a very generous gift from a big tech executive. but it comes with a big stipulation what those students will have to do with half of the money they received. >> and across the bay area this afternoon, temperatures running a little bit warmer. we'll check in on the current onditions and show you what yo n expe

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ship's been stuck since that crash back in march. this morning. tugboats are pushing it back to a dock. the process is taking more than 20 hours. crash led to the deaths of six construction workers and crippled operations at the port of baltimore. one of the busiest in the country. congress is still debating how much money to put toward rebuilding that bridge. >> former white house press secretary jen psaki delivered a keynote address at george washington university

graduation. and outside that ceremony, hundreds of protesters gathered to send a message. every germ. demonstrators held signs and chanted support for palestine. it was the latest example of dozens of protests that have happened at college campuses across the country, resulting in thousands of arrests. now, president biden's commencement speech at morehouse college in atlanta was peaceful, but some held a silent protest over his administration's stance on the war in israel. some of the graduates of the all male, historically black college turned their backs as the president spoke. a faculty member stood with her back facing the stage and her fist raised. president biden told the crowd he was committed to helping bring about a peaceful solution in the middle east. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest. your voices should be heard and i promise you, i hear them. i'm working to make sure we finally get a two state solution. the only solution for two people to live in peace. security and dignity.

>> yesterday's speech comes as president biden tries to win the votes of young black men for his reelection. some recent polls show his numbers with that demographic group slipping. a telecommunications billionaire is hoping his contribution to graduates is literally the gift that keeps on giving. robert hale jr. spoke at the university of massachusetts dartmouth commencement. while his speech included life and career advice, he also announced he and his wife would give each of the 1200 graduates $1,000 500 for themselves and the other 500 for them to give to someone else or a charity in these trying times have heightened the need for sharing, caring and giving. >> our community needs you and your generosity more than ever, hale told the crowd about his successes and failures, which included losing $1 billion in stock value overnight. >> he urged the graduates not to let failure define them, but use his own life as an example of resilience and perseverance.

there is still no electricity for many people in houston. >> after thunderstorms and hurricane force winds swept through the city, crews have been working around the clock to restore power to more than 240,000 homes and businesses. full service is expected to be back by wednesday. at least seven people died in those severe storms. meanwhile, here in the bay area, sunshine, blue skies. but wow, what a time they're having there in parts of texas. rosemary. >> you're right. they just can't seem to get a break. meanwhile, garcia andre here at home very spring like weather over the bay area and the warmer weather as expected. giving you a live look here over the golden gate bridge. plenty of blue sky here along the coastline. a little bit of fog, but we are pretty much with sunshine for most, if not all for today. and the warming trend continues. temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coastline to low 80s inland. temperatures near average to a few degrees above average. here's a view of a storm tracker two, where you can

see plenty of clearing from this vantage point. our winds are light and variable. we do have a little bit of an onshore breeze through oakland, reporting nine miles per hour, as well as fairfield, southwesterly wind in napa as well. but we get over towards santa rosa. you actually have a very gentle north breeze for you there. sfo seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday. petaluma up by five. livermore up by three. temperatures ranging from mid 50s at half moon bay to mid to. we'll call mid 60s over oakland 66 for you there 74 in brentwood. so a very again spring like spread going on when it comes to the temperatures mid 70s in novato at this time for the peninsula right now 71 atherton as well as menlo park, a beautiful day over the peninsula and the inner east bay as well, where we have 71 degrees in alamo at this hour, 69 over north dublin, temperatures are expected to warm a few degrees over yesterday, going to 80 degrees for the afternoon in santa rosa today, mid 60s over san

francisco and 80 degrees expected for livermore, redwood city and enjoyable 76 expected for you there. a better look at some of these numbers for the east bay shore 74 in hayward in the south bay we're looking at 80 degrees for morgan hill and temperatures are expected to continue to climb as we get into the coming days. right now, it looks like right around tuesday is when our temperatures will peak mid to upper 80s for our inland cities, nearing 80 degrees or so for some of our bayside communities and the coast. looking good as well, with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies and 70 degrees. but notice this is the warmest day. temperatures begin to trend downward as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday. with that cooler weather lasting into the weekend, a better look at the pattern and what we can expect for your bay area weekend. coming up, rosemary. >> thank you. the american academy of pediatrics is releasing new guidelines on breastfeeding. the changes being made that will affect mothers who have hiv.

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now. >> combs apology comes after the l.a. district attorney's office determined combs cannot be prosecuted for the 2016 assault. the statute of limitations had passed. >> well, today, a win in a uk court for wikileaks founder julian assange, who is fighting extradition to the us. as greg palkot reports, the ruling is likely to extend a long legal battle, a years long effort by the us to prosecute julian assange, hitting another roadblock on monday, the uk's high court ruling the australian wikileaks founder can continue appealing his extradition. >> assange has spent the last five years in a british prison. seven before that in the ecuador embassy. here he faces a total of 175 years behind bars on 17 counts of espionage. that for posting online a slew of classified us government documents, especially those pertaining to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the us says assange also took steps to encourage former army intelligence analyst chelsea

manning to steal state secrets. >> i think we're closer now to julian's freedom than than we have ever been. there is a real momentum happening now around this campaign. >> in april, the us reportedly sent reassurances to the uk that assange would not face the death penalty if convicted. they also said he could seek to rely on first amendment protections, but his attorneys argued in court monday that claim was, quote, blatantly inadequate. three three. julian assange ahead of the ruling hundreds of assange supporters rallied outside of the courthouse. they claim he is being politically persecuted and that if extradited, the ruling could endanger freedom of the press. >> i mean, anything other than being extradited to the us is a win right now. >> last month, president biden said he was considering a request from australia to drop the case. no more word on that in london, greg mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. well the state

department issued a rare warning telling the lgbtq community to be very careful when traveling overseas. >> the state department warned about what it called the potential for terror attacks, demonstrations or other violent actions against us citizens in tourist locations and at pride celebrations. the warning comes just two weeks before the start of pride month, which starts in june, and it also comes less than a week after the fbi and department of homeland security warned of a potential threat from foreign terrorist organizations at lgbtq related pride events on us soil. the travel warning from the state department comes at the same time san francisco gets ready to recognize harvey milk day. the celebration is wednesday, may 22nd, which was harvey milk's birthday. but this weekend the community came together to kick off the celebration early. they say it's a reminder that more work needs to be done. >> a lot of heat right now. queer, trans and drag queens actually are under attack. the legislation that they're trying to pass in this country, of all places in america in 2024 is mind boggling.

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the community police is now searching for his killer. ktvu joey horta sat down with those who knew him. >> there's now a growing memorial outside the antioch gas station where 48 year-old raheem co, who was homeless, would often hang out. >> he was around here. he was up here every day and he had a good spirit on us. and he always good, good advice to everybody. >> police say a report of a man down on the sidewalk led first responders to the antioch health center along country hills drive just after 7 a.m. on wednesday, where raheem was found to be lifeless. >> it appears to be blunt force trauma at this point. >> crime scene investigators could be seen collecting a stone about the size of a grapefruit as evidence. >> he didn't deserve to die like that. although he was homeless, he was like. he was like family, you know? he's a good dude. >> close friend harold moore,

who at one point experienced homelessness himself, was shocked by the loss. >> i couldn't believe it. i never cried so much in my life. >> moore says raheem struggled with mental illness, but the two of them had many heart to heart conversations to help raheem get his life back together. >> this is what it is, man. some people have compassion, some don't. >> the organization facing homelessness does street outreach in antioch, connecting the unhoused with shelter, rehabilitation and counseling. but director nicole gardner says antioch doesn't have the resources to meet the need. >> we don't have enough in the city, and we are definitely lacking it in the county as well. these are real people. they have families that love them and care about them. they're good people. >> a mural on the nonprofit's bus lists the names of dozens of homeless people who've died in just the last year and a half. >> we just need to stop the violence now. >> this marks antioch's fifth homicide of the year. police do not have a suspect in this case. they are asking anyone who may have dash cam video from country

hills drive from midnight to 7 a.m. on may 15th to give them a call in antioch. joey jordan ktvu, fox two news. >> police in fremont are investigating a motorcycle crash. officers getting a call of a crash around 9:00 last night along niles canyon road near palomares road. police stayed on scene for hours, working to learn what caused the crash. >> the investigation continues into an overnight fire in san jose, started shortly after midnight at a vacant building near fifth and jackson in the japantown neighborhood. firefighters say the flames caused major damage, but no one was hurt. investigators are now working to determine if the fire could be linked to people who were living in that vacant building. >> i'm getting reports from communicating with some of the people who are the property owners of the building, that they've had some issues with homeless people staying in the building or in camping in the area of the building. >> firefighters say the building that went up in flames this morning was previously home to a japanese restaurant called kubota, but it appears to have been closed now for several years up to sonoma county. now,

video of rescuers rappelling down a rope from a helicopter to rescue a man whose vehicle veered off a cliff along highway one. the driver thrown nearly 350ft from the vehicle. this happening around 8:00 sunday morning, the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car's automatic crash notification system alerted 911 and gave dispatchers the location of the crash. helicopter crews found the injured man about 300ft beneath the car. helicopter flew the critically injured victim to a local trauma hospital to receive treatment as well. >> investigators are searching for the cause of a weekend fire on yerba buena island that caused a big traffic jam on the bay bridge. the brushfire broke out saturday afternoon, sending thick plumes of smoke into the air and shutting down the eastbound lanes of the bridge. dozens of firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours before all lanes could reopen. investigators say the fire did not damage any buildings. contra costa county continues to deal with a shortage of ambulances. ambulance services have been reduced to level zero at times lately, which means there were no units available for transport, the county fire chief

told the board of supervisors. part of the problem is getting patients transferred to hospitals. it's an issue he's been working to resolve. >> we have also started to institute, some offload policies at hospitals, where after a certain point in time, we become much more engaged with their staff to, essentially, we work very aggressively with their staff to get that patient transferred to the hospital, the fire chief said the wait time to get patients to the hospital is typically an hour. the state and county standard is 20 minutes. new at noon. there's a new mural inside sfpd headquarters to honor the history and legacy of san francisco firefighters. the mural was unveiled this morning in the rotunda lobby of the fire headquarters by chief denny nicholson. it was hand-painted by san francisco academy of art university students. chief nicholson says the mural offers visitors a window into the fire department's historic past.

>> this is where we do a lot of the work to keep the department moving forward and to have a piece of our history on the wall, not just these beautiful old pieces that we have here, but to have a piece of history like this on the wall is incredible. >> the artwork and other items on display at the fire department headquarters are available for the public to come and see during regular business hours when the lobby is open. >> 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz are on strike. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. the union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrators on college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long the strike will last. uc administrators say the walkout violates the no strike clause in the student workers contract. several school districts and charter schools in our state have been fined for violating rules on transitional kindergarten class sizes. schools are required to have an

average class size of no more than 24 students. they're also required to have a 1 to 12 adult to student ratio. the state education department says tc classes have smaller class size requirements to make sure the young students get the attention they need. more than ten districts and 22 charters were found to be out of compliance. most of them in southern california. several districts blamed the nationwide teacher shortage. at least one says the state didn't make the requirements clear. >> well, anchor brewing is expected to announce a new owner by the end of this month. the 127 year old brewery shut down last july. many buyers have stepped up with their own visions for reviving the company. the new owner will get anchors remaining assets, including buildings and intellectual property, a cafe in oakland is closing after serving the community for more than 20 years, lakeshore cafe announced it's shutting down next monday, may 27th. since 2002, neighbors have come to lakeshore cafe, just north of lake merritt, for breakfast and lunch. the owners

of the cafe say a new restaurant will open in its place. happening today, the fairfield police department is launching its annual highway safety campaign ahead of the busy memorial day weekend. it's called click it or ticket. fairfield police officers will look for drivers who are not wearing seatbelts, or those who have not secured young passengers in a child safety seat. the crackdown continues until june 2nd. >> a new shuttle service is starting in santa cruz county at california's oldest state park this week. that continues to recover from a devastating wildfire. back in 2020, the icu fire burned 97% of the big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county. this free shuttle marks the biggest increase in service since the park's reopening in july of 2022. the shuttles will run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting memorial day weekend through labor day. it's a chance for visitors to see all the regrowth and signs of wildlife returning to the forest. they're thousands of people gathered in los angeles county this weekend for one of california's largest pride celebrations. they lined the streets of ocean boulevard in

long beach for the city's 41st annual pride parade. there were floats, colorful outfits, rainbow flags and music and dancing in the streets. >> how are you feeling out here? >> oh, and happy. >> there's just so much love here. >> i think it's beautiful. everyone's coming together and i think that's like, it's very important for people to be able to express themselves. >> more than 130 community groups in the long beach area got together to organize this year's parade. >> scientists are using artificial intelligence technology to determine the impact of current events on mental health. researchers at stony brook university, new york state, published a study using ai to measure anxiety and depression based on social media activity. these researchers say through ai, they sampled more than or more people in a shorter time period at a fraction of the cost. >> talking about being scared or sad or uncomfortable or lonely. and on the other side, we might see people talking about happiness, family, good social life. >> the study examined pre and post pandemic and found a shift

in anxiety and depression. there was a similar response to other major events such as the killing of george floyd. >> this is really important because recently there's been a rise in causes of death related to mental health conditions, suicide mortality has been on the rise, especially among adolescents and youth. opioid mortality. >> across the us, the stony brook team is working on data from this year to analyze the current anxiety and depression levels associated with local and world events, such as the new york area earthquake that happened back in april and the ongoing israel-hamas war. >> retail giant target is taking steps to help fight inflation. what it's doing with 5000 of its store items in an effort to help struggling americans. >> and across the bay area this afternoon. very enjoyable weather as the warming trend continues, i'll have a better look at what we can expect for today and when temperatures are expected to peak, as well as your holiday weekend forecast coming up

has been found safe. just a short time ago, we learned the hiker and her dog was found near the san antonio reservoir area. the hiker and the dog left friday and were reportedly hiking the ohlone wilderness trail between sunol park and the del valle regional park area. >> vader fans are mourning the death of hall of fame center jim otto. otto was the first draft

pick ever for the oakland raiders back in 1960, spent his entire 15 year career with the silver and black. the legendary center played in super bowl two, the raiders first appearance in the super bowl back in january of 68. he was inducted in pro football hall of fame 12 years later. the raiders announced his death yesterday. jim otto was 86 years old. >> well, california republicans have wrapped up their state convention in burlingame. south dakota governor kristi noem was among the out of state speakers who spoke at the convention. she's been criticized lately because of her new book that includes a bizarre story about her shooting and killing her dog and meeting north korean leader kim jong un. however the possible contender for vice president laughed off the controversy and urged california republicans to support donald trump. >> i don't think it's about republicans and democrats anymore. i don't think it's about political parties. i think it is about people who love america and people who are trying to destroy america. >> registered democrats still outnumber republicans in california 2 to 1. but republican party leaders say

their party is slowly but surely attracting more voters. in california, a longtime blue state. >> when we run smart races, when we recruit great candidates like we're doing, we can win these seats. and that's what's going to help make the difference. >> in a statement, the chairman of california's democratic party said in part, quote, while this weekend's gathering of california republicans is just another stop on trump's vice president audition tour, california democrats are convening to lead the resistance against trump and the republican party's extremist agenda, end quote. while blue origin has launched its latest mission to space with six tourists on board . 210 ignition start. well, the company owned by amazon founder jeff bezos, sent the rocket into space from a launch pad in the texas desert. among those on board retired air force captain ed dwight. he was chosen to be the first black astronaut candidate in the early 1960s, but he never got to go to space

until now. >> it's absolutely terrific. and the views, i mean, just even i couldn't see it. i could see. absolutely fantastic. absolutely this is a life changing experience. >> i'll bet it is. the flight into space lasted about ten minutes. at 90 years old, dwight is now the oldest person to travel into space, surpassing william shatner by two months. >> researchers now say that genetics may determine whether popular drugs such as wegovy and ozempic can help someone lose weight. in a study by the mayo clinic, researchers issued a genetic test to participants and tracked whether they lost weight on those medications. the mayo clinic developed a $350 test, which looked for 6000 changes in 22 genes. then, each person was given a risk score, showing whether they'd respond to weight loss drugs. some people taking wegovy or ozempic lose at least 20% of their weight. others say they see no change while costco's prices are increasing. target is going in the opposite direction. target announced that

shoppers will soon see markdown prices on a long list of items beginning this summer. this includes staples such as milk, meat, bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, paper towels and pet food. target said it's hoping to attract the growing number of us consumers who are on a tight budget due to inflation. >> cvs is bringing a new snack brand to its store shelves. the company says. the brand, called well market, features 40 new snacks and beverages and is available at more than 9000 locations across the country. other brands from cvs such as goal, emblem and big chill will also be included in the well market brand in the future, the company says products will be priced between 2.99 to 899. frontier airlines says it will no longer charge fees for flight changes or cancellations. the change is part of an overhaul of the airline's longtime pricing model, aimed at transparency. sea frontier says it will now present its four travel class options up front. the airline has been criticized for luring customers with low base fares, then adding fees for things like

seat assignments and carry on luggage. we use our cell phones every day as it buzzes and rings for our attention. communication experts say it's important, though, to remember etiquette when out in the public. experts recommend being cautious of what you talk about on the phone while you're around other people. if you don't have headphones, then watch your volume levels. don't snap photos of people you don't know, and when you're talking to someone, face to face, it's best to put your phone away. >> we have found that when you're engaging and interaction with other people, if the other person is on their device and not paying attention and not present in that interaction, that it can be distressing for the individual. the other individual, unless the person you're talking to is also on their phone. >> be present and save your screen time for later. >> a good reminder it is a reminder. >> i mean, i think we know this, you know, inherently, but sometimes we often ignore it. >> sometimes we feel guilty. yes yes, yeah.

>> and of course we all have to remember, like we're modeling our behavior and children are watching us and going, well, if mom's on her phone, then why do i have to? so it's an important reminder really, for sure, i agree. >> in fact, i think i'm guilty of doing it earlier today. multitask thing, good afternoon to both of you. i think you are going to enjoy the day once you leave the station here because we have blue skies. temperatures are running warmer today. tomorrow is expected to be the warm, hotter day before we begin a cool down into the holiday weekend, i'll show you that in the extended forecast. here is a look at the blue skies over the golden gate bridge. we do have a little bit of a breeze out there a variable wind, some areas with an onshore breeze, other areas with the northwesterly breeze. a view here of storm tracker two a bit active over areas near the pacific northwest and then stretching into it. looks like a arizona area, but for us we've got dry weather, we've got very seasonal weather, and for some temperatures are even a little bit above average. but that northwesterly flow is helping to keep the fog away and at bay, at

least for now. view here of the futurecast model. notice as we get into tuesday, not much change. we'll go with mostly sunny skies. temperatures are feeling quite nice for most of us. wednesday though the trough begins to sink in just a little bit. this is when the cool down begins and by the weekend, a more definitive trough pattern all the way down over towards southern california that you can see here. so for the memorial day weekend, if you're going to be out and about, it's going to be mild. not likely to be a really warm day to head to the beach, though. that's for pretty much the entire weekend across the bay area. at this time, we have 55 degrees at half moon bay. it's a cool one for you there. low 60s san francisco, mild inland, 72 for the inner east bay of livermore in the north bay, 73 in novato. afternoon highs for today. again, you know right about where we should be for most 70 degrees for oakland. we have 66 in san francisco. so santa rosa you'll go to 80 degrees. you're one of the warmer spots as well

as livermore. and 78 expected in san jose. a better look at the region for the afternoon today, 70 for a san mateo upper 70s for you, san rafael and the inner east bay. one of the warmer spots for the afternoon, 82 degrees expected in antioch and continuing to climb. here's a look at your bay area tuesday along the coastline. we will be a little bit warmer, 80 degrees around the bay. that's a warm day, especially if you don't have ac in your home. mid to upper 80s for our inland cities. getting into wednesday though, we take a notable turn. temperatures begin to cool off once again and then into your bay area weekend. low 60s at the coast, nearing 70 degrees around the bay. mid to upper 70s expected for our inland cities under morning clouds and afternoon sun. back to you. >> thank you rosemary. oakland's 52nd annual greek festival brought people together for the sights, smells and sounds of greece. come up on the rusty barrel. visitors enjoyed a variety of greek food. musicians play traditional greek string instruments, dancers entertain

the crowds. many said they come out every year for this three day event. >> the music, the live bands i enjoy, the vendors that are selling their, their wares, whatever they're selling. everything is so great and the weather is perfect. >> some call the event greek hospitality on a grand scale. organizers say about 20,000 people attended the san jose sharks, and the sap center are eyeing new leasing terms to keep the team downtown. >> the sharks current lease expires next year. when it's up, the team's rent could jump. the sharks are also hoping the city will pay for some arena upgrades. now, both sides seem motivated to work out a deal. the downtown arena has been home for the sharks since 1993. all right. meantime, the stanford softball team will host louisiana state next weekend for a chance to advance to the women's college world series. stanford won its four team regional tournament by beating cal state fullerton in the finals. the cardinal came from

behind to win 4 to 2. now stanford faces lsu beginning on friday in the best two of three series. >> it's a san francisco tradition. next, we'll take a look at the colorful costumes of this year's bay to breakers, as more than 20,000 people took part. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief...

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i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. the 113th year of the event. it features incredible costumes, fun traditions and some serious runners. ktvu amanda quintana has more now from san francisco. >> it's like there's nothing else like this in the city or like the country kind of. or not kind of. yeah. so just because there's nothing else like it, like naked people, costumes, running all the great things, all the great things making their way through the streets of san francisco.

>> runners took off in waves. some of them part of teams tethered together to keep their pace going. this group with 40 women. we're the oldest all women's racing team in the country. >> we have women who are 80 years old on our team, who are setting national records still, and then post-collegiate runners. >> so we choose our costumes every year that we feel like really represents the bay area represents women. >> and so this year we went with park rangers because we run in golden gate park every single day. >> one of the most creative costumes, the painted ladies. wow. >> we're structural engineers and so we wanted to build a structure. and what better than the painted ladies and the classics? >> i just figured everyone's been looking for me for a while, and i was like, you know, maybe they'll find me today. >> runners take the half mile challenge up hayes hill before going through golden gate park and ending along the great

highway. >> everybody just having fun and just relax. and that's what i wanted to enter back into. >> racing bay to breakers is known for being a welcoming environment with over-the-top outfits and funky traditions like throwing tortillas at the starting line. this runner has been bringing tortillas for 20 years. >> i had a friend who owned a store in santa rosa, and he got me all their sales from all over town one time, and we brought big box fulls, and then we've just been bringing them every year since, and people just seem to like to throw them. >> but what brings people back every year is that this race represents the spirit of san francisco. >> it's the best thing about san francisco. so everyone is here to have a good time. everybody has fun. it's just it's honestly my favorite day of the year because everyone just be yourself, have fun, go out. everyone's in on it too. >> in san francisco, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> one of the bay area's top high school athletes held a free football camp for kids this weekend in danville. dozens of

kids showing up for the first annual marco jones football skills camp at san ramon valley high school. it was a completely free event and raised money for the charity. helmets for helmets that gives protective gear to young athletes who have epilepsy, which marco jones has had since he was a kid. some of the young players say they learned a lot. >> yeah, i wrote a lot of agility and getting me ready for the season this fall. work hard. yeah, work hard and you get things done. uh.huh there was also a raffle where some lucky kids won new sunglasses. >> so nascar will decide whether to discipline two drivers who turned a car race into a boxing match. kyle busch did not like the aggressive driving of ricky stenhouse jr during last night's all star race in north carolina. busch later sent steinhaus careening to the wall and after the race, confronted him near the pit area, stenhouse threw a right hook. this is a fight here , and the drivers started attacking each other before their crews separated them.

stenhouse father also jumped into the scuffle. incidentally, joey logano won the race and the $1 million top prize. >> a graffiti artist in los angeles took his artwork to daring new heights. 40 stories above downtown l.a, benjamin schneider balanced a one inch wide slack line between two skyscrapers. schneider says he snuck into empty buildings, used a drone to string that line between the two buildings 500ft in the air. he says the stunt has a symbolic meaning. >> the idea is the line represents like the line of life. so on one side you have like birth, the other side you have death. and there's a line that connects it kind of like your time line. and i had to walk from one side to the other, balancing on life. >> for months, police have patrolled these buildings trying to stop trespassers and taggers. schneider says he's surprised he hasn't been charged for sneaking in. students at an oakland elementary school have a new schoolyard playground thanks to stefan and ayesha curry's eat, learn, play foundation and the nonprofit kaboom! a ribbon cutting took place this morning for the playground at piedmont

avenue elementary. some of the school's leadership students helped design the playground. school's principal says it will have a big impact on the students there. >> something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. >> this is the third oakland school to get a new playground this year from the eat, learn, play foundation says there will be five more built at schools later this year. those are cool. >> i went to the opening of one a couple of years ago. it's the best looking those kids. >> every kid needs a playground like that. >> oh yeah, and they're gorgeous too. and they have soft landings, right? so if you fall. right. exactly exactly. all right. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. the quick reminder that you can stream us on your smart - [tammi] can you guess what this is? (catchy music) if you guessed guitar, then you'd be a great contestant or "pictionary." our first celebrity captain is a legendary comedian, actor and golfer.