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breaking news out of san jose. where right now, a homicide investigation is underway after officers respond to a suspect barricaded inside a house. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> we start with that breaking news in san jose. police say a woman's body has been found inside a home in the area of north 20th and east julian street, near san jose high school. here's a live picture now from the scene. it is the same home where a suspect was barricaded inside for more than two hours. police say it all started around 6:00 tonight when police responded to a report of a possible shooting. i want to show you a video now from earlier this evening. police say the suspect in that reported shooting barricaded themselves inside the home after hours of negotiating. police say the suspect surrendered and was taken into custody shortly after 830 tonight. apparently this is still live pictures now from the scene. once officers went inside

the home, they found the woman's body. it's not long clear how long she had been there. police say the scene will be active for several hours while detectives investigate. they are urging people now to avoid this area. we are working to get more information just as soon as we do, we will bring it to you and another barricade situation in the east bay has just wrapped up in a shelter ie order has been lifted. >> concord police fiised that shelter in place order shortly after 73 tonight for residents in t c road area right between sa francis drive and ridge park drive.hi is right near the concord community park. rentwere urged to stay indoors due to that heavy police activity. concord police lifted the order just after 830 tonight and sai one suspect is in custody. we're still working at this time. to get more information on what prompted the shelter in place. >> all right now to developing news in the sacramento area, where right now, police say five people have been shot. it happened around 8:00 tonight near coral gables court and meadowview road, just about two

miles east of interstate five. police say four of the victims are adults. another is a teenager. no arrests have been made. investigators are searching for a suspect. the conditions of the victims here still not released. police say they will be on the scene for several hours looking for evidence at this time, we don't have any suspect description. >> that's something that we're actively working on by collecting the video evidence and reviewing all of the statements that we have at this time, police say at this time, it appears that the victims knew each other, but their relationship to the suspect is still unclear here. >> and you can stay up to date around the clock on this developing story and much more, all online. just go to ktvu .com in alameda, the uss hornet hosted its annual memorial day observance. its people gathered aboard the world war two aircraft carrier to pay tribute to the fallen. they also heard stories of the men and women who gave their lives fighting for our freedom. speakers included

marine veteran and surgeon doctor michael baker, who served 30 years in uniform and in the city of mill valley. a memorial day celebration included plenty of community pride. young volunteers served up a pancake breakfast and took time to appreciate the liberties that sometimes are taken for granted near the downtown square, students participated in a newer tradition, telling stories in poetry form of how they interpret memorial day. >> and memorial day also marks the unofficial start of summer for many families. right now, there are those still heading home from the holiday weekend. a record number of people were expected to travel this weekend. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight at san jose mineta international lamonica, a busy night, quiet night. >> actually, mike, it's pretty quiet here. and it has been for the last couple of hours, but it's the roads that are expected to be busier this year. now, law enforcement says they've added extra patrols to help keep people safe out on the road.

>> every time during the during the holiday period, we try to have all the officers that are available looking for impaired drivers, people that are not driving safely. >> as people hit the road this memorial day, california highway patrol says it's beefing up patrols across the bay area. triple a estimates that nearly 40 million people will use a vehicle to travel this holiday. the chp and local law enforcement encourage drivers to follow traffic laws when behind the wheel. >> it might be legal, but you cannot be driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana or any other substance. >> san jose police say they responded to a fatal traffic accident on montague expressway and o'toole avenue on monday afternoon, one driver suffered major injuries and another driver was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not said if alcohol or drugs were involved. meanwhile, at the airport in san jose, passengers arriving to the bay area say air travel went as smoothly as could be expected.

>> our plane was delayed about 40 minutes, but we anticipated it being busy, so we got there early and it was fine. >> i was a little bit reluctant to travel to las vegas because i've heard the rumors that, you know, memorial day, it's crazy, crazy busy and it was busy. but, had a great time. >> other air travelers told us they had no issues while flying, and that made their travel experience much more enjoyable. i had no problem. >> it was great. usually there's a lot of traffic to lax. very easy from where i was and the bags are already out, bags are out and we just got here, so that's very impressive. >> we always plan ahead. we always, you know, make sure that we have everything lined up. make sure we know our ubers coming. everything >> now again things are really quiet. quiet here in san jose at the airport. but chp says they they they will continue monitoring the roads until midnight tonight. >> mike, safe travels for all.

la monica peters live tonight at san jose mineta lamonica. thank you. >> the beacon on top of mount diablo is shining once again to honor memorial day. this is a live look right now at the light . it is shining brightly there in the distance to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. the tradition started in 1964 by a group called pearl harbor survival hours to honor fallen u.s. military service members. the mayor of danville hit the switch at around 8:00 tonight. the annual ceremony was held at the veterans building memorial memorial building. >> the heroes are the ones that never made it home so we have to remember the ones that never made it home and honor them for our freedom that we have today. >> the beacon will shine until shortly after sunrise tomorrow. the beacon is also lit in honor of pearl harbor day and veterans day, and our coverage of this memorial day continues tonight. >> coming up at 1030. the somber remembrance ceremony held in san

francisco's presidio. >> new at ten tonight, dozens of low income seniors are still waiting to go home after a backed up sewage line at their apartment complex prompted an emergency evacuation. it happened sunday morning, causing their building to be temporarily red tagged. ketv news zac sos joins us now. he's in oakley, outside that apartment complex, after hearing from some of the seniors who were evacuated. zach >> and as of this hour, residents in this complex continuing to be housed at several area hotels. this is their building continues to undergo safety checks, and they're hoping a deep clean two. >> i'm just tired because i'm not used to not being at home. this is very upsetting for everyone. >> jackie ryder and around 50 other seniors temporarily being housed at the hampton inn after firefighters discovered this at their apartment complex in oakley. >> i wanted to throw up. i saw the pictures and thought i was going to pass out. it was so

awful, gloria taylor says. >> crews were first called to oak grove senior terrace on sunday morning, and they opened the electrical room and that's where they found it was it was dripping with water, a clogged wastewater line causing sewage to back up into a vacant apartment and overflow, forcing power to the building to be shut down. i mean, and the smell was horrible, the situation prompting an immediate evacuation of the building housing low income seniors. >> i got to go in ten minutes today to pick up stuff. initially, since it was red tagged, we could not go back in. they've been very, very helpful, letting us in this. >> according to residents, not the first time the building has faced maintenance issues. >> they've had mold, real bad mold in an apartment in our building. >> they're slow on repairs. roaches in another building. >> we were in the newspaper for that one. >> for now, the building says it's housing residents at three area hotels, free of charge and providing partial credit towards

their june rent, a $300 cash card and free meals round the clock security services also monitoring their apartments while they're away. in the meantime, volunteers from the community have staged a donation drive. >> everything started pouring in . i mean, even more than what we can use food, pet supplies, waters, clothes, the residents all to grateful but still worried about the state of their building. these seniors deserve better. just because they're low income doesn't mean they need to live in squalor. >> we may be older, but we're not stupid and that's how we're treated. lots of times. >> and in a statement to ktvu oakley, city council member anissa williams saying people will not be moved back in until the city is reassured that the building is safe and sanitary. the mayor and vice mayor have been coordinating with the various donation efforts and ensuring that the people displaced are being cared for and have access to everything

they need. one resident telling me they plan to go to the city council meeting tomorrow to voice their concerns about the state of their building. as for when they might be moved back in, building management says that could happen tomorrow evening or early wednesday. julie >> all right. zac sos reporting live tonight from oakley. zach. thank you. oakland fire crews are still investigating the cause of a four alarm fire at a lumber yard. it broke out at about 8:00 last night at the economy lumber warehouse on high street near interstate eight. 80 crews were able to keep it contained to one building, but the warehouse was destroyed. that fire is now out, but air quality remains a concern in the area. authorities say no one was inside the building at the time of that fire. no injuries have been reported. >> the alameda county board of supervisors will consider whether to place civilian oversight over the sheriff's office. if approved, the oversight board would consist of seven citizens. they could request information and hold

hearings and make recommendations to the board of supervisors. community members have been pushing for some type of oversight for years now. advocates point to the high in-custody death rate at santa rita jail in dublin, which stands at nearly 70 over the past ten years. >> mentally ill having drug addiction being homeless. they are still members of our community and so it's important for us to be participants in being sure that they are protected. >> two points of contention are whether investigators would have to get the green light from the sheriff, and whether the commission would have its own legal counsel. the board of supervisors is scheduled to take up the issue on june 4th. many in the sports world are mourning the death of a basketball icon, basketball hall of famer turned broadcaster bill walton passed away today after battling cancer. >> the san diego native played under legendary coach john wooden at ucla and won two national titles in the nba.

walton was the 1978 mvp and won a title with the portland trail blazers. walton then went on to a celebrated career as a sportscaster. after retiring from the nba. >> there was a bill walton school of broadcasting. they would probably first day they'd just hand you a big megaphone and something to make you happy and say, until you just go for it. you know, bill, there was no rules for bill in broadcasting. he just he just it's like if they stopped paying bill, they said we can't pay anymore. he'd say, that's okay, i'll do it for free. he just loved doing it, man. his, his he was so passionate about. he loved the game so much. >> warriors head coach steve kerr, paying tribute to walton in a statement saying, quote, bill walton was a legendary player, a hilarious, colorful broadcaster and most of all, a wonderful person. his incredible energy, passion, love and zest for life was never turned off. our hearts are broken today as we mourn bill's passing and

grieve with his family. walton is survived by his wife of 33 years, four sons and three grandchildren. he was 71 years old. >> coming up, dramatic video of the engine of a plane catching fire, the incident briefly shutting down one of the nation's busiest airports. >> and we are tracking the forecast. we definitely have some fog out at the coast right now that will impact tomorrow, most certainly, but then the fog goes away. you know what might happen next. i'll have that forecast coming up. up first, though, our celebration of aapi heritage month continues. >> how a local fashion designer is sending a love letter to san francisco through clothes

night, we introduce you to a san francisco based fashion designer who has been creating one of a kind works now for the last 25 years. >> ktvu betty yu joins us now. she's in studio to tell us about a key moment this month that brought the designer's career full circle. betty. >> julie and mike, she called this moment an awakening. colleen quinn is one of the only couture fashion designers in san francisco. she recently had the chance to showcase her body of work to the public as part of a campaign called union square in

bloom. >> as you can tell, the flowers are blooming out. >> it took 61 year old couture designer colleen quinn for hundred hours over two and a half months to create this special gown, inspired by the official flower of san francisco , the dahlia. it debuted for the first time this month as part of this year's union square in bloom festivities. she made the gown by hand, sewing more than 500 silk petals in her san francisco home. >> all my pieces are inspired by san francisco and i wanted to really plant myself here because there's really not much fashion, so if i can be one that actually represents san francisco, i would be so honored. >> colleen also presented iconic gowns she made over the last 25 years. she still uses her mom's sewing machine. she taught colleen how to sew when she was five years old. >> my roots come from here, too, from chinatown. my father, my grandparents were chinese medicine doctors. >> the third generation bay area

native studied computer science before she attended fidm in san francisco and worked for brands like gap. she later studied french couture in the city, and she ran an atelier business in san francisco for 15 years before she took time off to battle breast cancer. >> there's paris hilton in my bird of paradise. >> her gowns have also been worn by celebrities including tyra banks. today, she takes on special commissions or projects that also benefit the community. it kind of brought me full circle because i've been kind of out of touch with the, the fashion world. >> i want to give that blessing or just that i can be a part of this community to help the businesses. and let's bring this , you know, the city into life and spirit again, the union square alliance hosted the designer for the second annual bloom event, a really special component of our collaboration with colleen was that the fabric was donated by britax, which is a legacy business in our district. >> her mom would make her dresses out of fabric from

britax. >> born in oakland, colleen actively finds ways to learn about her chinese culture. she studied daoism, which emphasizes living in harmony and extends her artistry into painting. >> and even though i wasn't born in china, i still feel my roots are with me in my dna. >> for colleen, she said she's been approached to create costumes for musicals, potentially in new york and paris, which has been a lifelong dream of hers. >> dreams come true. so here we come. new york and paris for sure. yeah she's very excited. >> that's that's really cool. all right. betty, betty. >> thank you. well, we continue our coverage now of aapi heritage month with boy scout troop three in san francisco. troop three was the first chinese american boy scout troop in the u.s. they have been meeting in chinatown since july of 1914, just four years after the boy scouts organization was formed. over the years, troop three has met other scouts from across the country and proved that no matter their

backgrounds, they are more alike than not, and once they find out that, oh, you're no different from me, then there's a, there's a, there's a bond that or there's something that changes. >> so they don't they don't look at you quite like, oh, you're the foreigner or something. >> troop three is coming up on its 110th anniversary. the group says it's looking for more scouts to embark on a life of adventure. all right. >> a little fog out there tonight at the golden gate. but overall, really a beautiful day around the bay area. let's check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin for the latest on the forecast bill. yeah, really nice day. >> really nice weekend. remember saturday? that was pretty cool. even some sprinkles showed up in the bay area as we go into. well, have we gone into the last couple of days? we warmed up. we warmed up a little more today and we're going to warm a little more inland tomorrow, but cool, a little more coast wide tomorrow. so it's there's just a bunch of fog. fog came back and that keeps things cooler at the coast. these were the highs. and today's highs at the coast dropped a couple of degrees as

well. so it's classic bay area, right? hot, hot or warm? very warm to warm inland and then cool on the coast. you can't see the fog here but it's there. fog up high over the golden gate bridge, which means it's up over the coastal hills, which means it'll be in a lot of bay area neighborhoods tomorrow morning, especially out in the tri-valley area. we're going to see fog and low clouds till about nine, ten, 930, 10:00 in the morning. then it burns off. highs tomorrow a lot like today. there are changes this week though. we'll talk about those in a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit. bill. thank you. the monterey bay aquarium is making it easier for everyone to experience its sights and sounds this summer. today is the first day the aquarium provided free admission to anyone enrolled in snap benefits. all you have to do is bring your ebt card. you can also bring up to four other people for free through this new program. it's all part of the national museums for all program. >> today was the last day for people to eat at lakeshore cafe in the city of oakland. the restaurant, located just north of lake merritt, is closing after more than 20 years in

business. lakeshore cafe was known for offering breakfast and lunch staples, as well as weekend brunch. throughout the day, customers stood in line to eat inside for that very last time, many telling us the restaurant was their go to spot for years. >> any time my family members come into town, we all, they always stop in. we always drop by. the food is fresh. everyone's so kind. i had to show my appreciation. they're always willing to help us with a smile, i know that i've come in here probably five minutes before closing, begging for a last little order, and they've always accommodated. >> the cafe has said it struggled during the pandemic, but the owners did not say whether that was a factor in their decision to close for good. >> still ahead tonight, how an army of volunteers is coming together to help beautify downtown san jose with a new mural. >> also ahead, a south bay couple suing over the alleged living conditions inside their apartment. why they say their complaints are being ignored. >> at first. in two minutes, israel, facing more condemnation

around the globe after a, quote, tragic mistake at the hands of the israeli military, takes the lives of dozens of palestinians seeking refuge

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this afternoon, demonstrators marched onto the freeway and blocked all lanes before moving onto the shoulder. there is no word on whether police detained any of those protesters. >> and this protest does come as international outrage intensifies over the killing of at least 45 people in an israeli airstrike in rafah. >> the israeli military says the missile was launched at two hamas leaders, but ultimately set fire to a refugee camp. displaced displaced palestinians , as fox's trey yingst reports. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is admitting it was a tragic mistake. >> a civilian car drives slowly through the streets of rafah. it's a makeshift hearse for the bodies of palestinian civilians.

>> which humanity is this? where is the world? where is the nation? >> overnight, israel launched air strikes against gaza's southernmost city of rafah, targeting two senior hamas militants in the process, they reportedly killed dozens of civilians who were sheltering in tents. the israeli military, facing international condemnation, has opened a rare probe into the incident. >> the details of yesterday's incident are still under an investigation, which we are committed to conducting to the fullest extent. the idf regrets any harm to noncombatants during this war. >> the united states is weighing in on the strikes, calling on israel to use restraint with the biden administration's national security council saying in a statement, quote, the devastating images following an idf strike in rafah last night that killed dozens of innocent palestinians are heartbreaking. amid clear disagreements between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about how to proceed with the war in gaza. the

israeli leader saying this about the incident overnight, despite our utmost efforts not to harm noncombatants last night, there was a tragic failure as the war in gaza approaches the eight month mark in direct negotiations between israel and hamas are set to resume this week in tel aviv. trey yingst, fox news. >> you know, when you're driving next to somebody, you know, for like seven, eight hours a day and then, not there the next day, you know? so it's just tough. >> next, at ten, a community in half moon bay is in mourning after the mayor's son dies in a motorcycle accident. how his fellow riders are paying tribute. >> also pausing to pay their respects from arlington national cemetery to the presidio in san francisco, now the nation's fallen service members are being remembered. >> and later in sports, one bay area team is getting ready to play for a national championship . we'll hear from the stanford cardinal women's softball team coming up and another incident of turbulence this holiday

weekend, setting passengers to the hospital. >> what one study says about the future of possible turbulent events

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hoord hub. >> president biden honoring our nation's fallen soldiers at the arlington national cemetery. this morning, the commander in chief laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. since 1921, it has stood as a final resting place for fallen service members whose remains were never identified. the president paid tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. he also talked about the loss of his own son, beau biden, an iraq war veteran who died of brain cancer nine years

ago this week. >> the pain of his loss is with me every day, as it is with you. still sharp, still clear. but so is the pride i feel in his service as if i can still hear him saying, it's my duty, dad. it's my duty. >> today marks the 156th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. >> and on this memorial day, many here in the bay area pause to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> ktvu photojournalist martin holton has a closer look now as hundreds of people came together for today's ceremony at the national cemetery in san francisco. >> to our veterans, we thank you for the inspirational legacy that you establish for all of us. to be very clear. you have left big boots to fill. >> today is a special day for me because of my family and my ancestors. it's a way of me giving back to them. it's a way

of me honoring the two boys i didn't bring home. it's a way for me to honor the young kid that got hurt. it's a way for me to heal. >> this day is filled with a lot of emotion, growing up, having many family members in the military and losing them in the military, we're here today for my uncle ken. claire, who was killed in vietnam. he was only 21 years of age. war is really, just awful. and we need more peace. >> it's camaraderie. it's brotherhood, and it's a good feeling. it's knowing that i'm not alone, that everything that i've gone through, my brothers have gone through. my sisters

have gone through. >> let's take a moment in quiet repose. to remember all those who have gone before. who irrationally but nonetheless willingly move to the sounds of the guns, and in doing so gave their last full measure of devotion. >> people forget that the people that are on the battleground, fighting every single day for freedom, fight for my. >> and on ktvu. com we have more information about memorial day events. you can also find special stories about how those who died serving our country are

being remembered. >> new at ten. dramatic video of a united airlines plane catching fire on the tarmac at chicago's o'hare international. video taken from inside the airbus jet shows dark clouds of smoke there, coming from one of the wings. the plane was scheduled to depart for seattle, but instead the passengers were deplaned. no injuries reported. all arrivals were temporarily suspended until crews could get that fire under control. >> a lot of people are flying this holiday weekend and recently there have been two incidents involving severe turbulence. yesterday six passengers and six crew members were hurt when a qatar airways plane hit turbulence and route to dublin last week, a singapore airlines flight hit severe turbulence after leaving london, causing the death of one passenger and sending dozens more to the hospital. a recent study suggested that turbulence in the northern hemisphere could triple over the next 3 to 6 decades, due to climate change. >> san jose police are looking for a person in connection to a homicide at an apartment complex. officers ty were

called to a report of a man wh had been shot just west of the westfield oakridge m ts was 245 yesterday afternoon. the victim was pronounced dead there at the s. ficers say they have not identified a suspect, and anyone with information about this case is asked to contact san jose police. >> half moon bay is mourning the loss of a community member. the mayor's son, who was killed over the weekend in a motorcycle crash, ktvu jana katsuyama, spoke off camera with the mayor, who asked for privacy as well as friends who visited a memorial today. at the scene of the crash. reporter half moon bay is hurting along highway one. >> a circle of flowers, a miniature motorcycle and a photo show the community's love for the mayor's son, 28 year old joaquin dominic jimenez alvarado, at the spot where he lost his life on saturday. >> he was just a great dude, right? he's part of the big group of the motorcycle community. he's very friendly, very smart. you know, everybody

loved him. >> friends are still in shock visiting the intersection at mirada road where jimenez was killed in a crash with a pickup truck around 5:45 p.m. saturday. >> just wanted to come down and officially pay my respects. >> jimenez was the leader of a close knit motorcycle group, bonded by a love for rides and the open road. >> he's the one guy to go next to you. like, check out your bike with you, talk about your dyna, talk about his. >> on monday, a san mateo county sheriff's investigator surveyed the crash site, taking additional measurements and analyzing the roadway. joaquin's father says his son had been in san francisco with his girlfriend, nancy, and was returning to half moon bay when a pickup truck collided with his motorcycle. the shock spread through half moon bay at city hall. the city council said in a statement that joaquin was a union stationary engineer in san francisco who loved photography. his father, mayor joaquin jimenez, is the first mexican born mayor of half moon bay who helped the city through last

year's tragic mass shooting that hurt the migrant farm worker community. friends say joaquin had been planning an upcoming ride to los angeles for a motorcycle show. >> he was one of the, you know, important leaders of the group and, yeah, we're looking forward to it. but guess we just have to ride for him. you know, moving forward. >> you know, when you're riding next to somebody, you know, for like seven, eight hours a day and then, not there the next day, you know? so it's just tough. >> funeral preparations are still being made, and some friends say that they hope officials will take another look at this intersection for traffic safety in half moon bay. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news coming up at 11. >> we are monitoring breaking news in the south bay. a homicide investigation is underway after a woman's body was found inside a house after an hours long standoff between a suspect and police. we have a live report from the scene and the fog is back. >> temperatures. cosi did cool

today. inland. it warmed a little bit. >> it's going to do the same thing tomorrow. cool coast, warm inland, then some subtle changes into the next weekend. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> up first a surprise rave is coming to san francisco. no details on what's in store for th city's civic center plaza.

center plaza. the dj skrillex got fans attention when he posted on x last week that he and his frequent collaborator fred again were planning a rave in san francisco because they had, quote, too much new music. then today, he posted this picture confirming that the june 1st date is set. now for that event at the sf mta website also confirmed the concert listing several street closures in the area starting tomorrow through

next monday. tickets go on sale tomorrow. san francisco's annual documentary film festival gets underway this week. organizers say there are 90 films in this year's sf doc fest, covering a wide range of subjects from the migrant crisis to a profile of artist thomas kinkade. the movies are being shown at the roxy theater or online. that festival runs through june 9th. >> more than 1200 volunteers are working on san jose's newest piece of public art. it's called threads woven, and city leaders hope the completed artwork will draw people to the downtown area. hundreds of volunteers are scheduled to paint the massive mural near san pedro square each day this week. it was designed by bay area artist jimi paints, who said the inspiration was a serape blanket and the diversity of san jose. >> this isn't about me. this is about the community, the people. and you know, the street is now pedestrian only, so that just makes it even more theirs. >> it takes the block parties

that we have. it takes the murals that we do. it takes the beautification that we're creating along santa clara. >> all those volunteers will be out working from 9 to 7 each day. they do expect to have the mural completed by friday. >> coming up, paul pelosi's convicted attacker is due back in court as david depapes lawyers will try to argue his second trial should be thrown out. >> also, a south bay couple wants to take their landlord to court over the conditions inside their apartment. why the property owner is pushing back on their claims of being ignored, and memorial day is the unofficial start of summer. >> but does the weather match? our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is back with us after the

is made by a south bay couple fighting what they call squalid conditions at their apartment, but the landlord's family says this is an example of squatters taking advantage of an elderly woman who was just trying to help. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us the city of san jose is now investigating the claims multiple times a week. >> demetrio lopez martinez spends his days struggling to maneuver his wheelchair around valley medical center in san jose. some days he comes for kidney dialysis, others to see a chiropractor. whatever the reason, martinez, who only

speaks spanish, never goes home. in between appointments. >> the problems started becoming noticeable right after we moved in. >> cell phone video gives a glimpse of what demetrio and his wife, teresa elena alejandre say they've dealt with since moving into this studio apartment on florida avenue in december 2020. two roaches under the cabinets, dog feces outside their kitchen window, no stove and no smoke or natural gas detectors either. all this renting for $1,650 a month. >> we rented this because we frankly didn't have another option on where to live, so that's why we rented it. >> they're low income, they're immigrants. they take what they can get. >> san francisco based attorney steven mcdonald is suing the property owner on behalf of demetrio and his wife. mcdonald says the landlord, ignacio marmolejo, illegally altered her home to include a studio apartment, then threatened the couple with eviction for

reporting various problems. >> it's very common for a landlord who owns a single family home to try to augment their income by creating a separate unit when nobody's looking, it's i think it's ridiculous. >> a single divorced woman, a senior citizen living on a fixed income that's dealing with squatters. basically, that's that's exactly what it is. >> by phone from san diego, alex marmolejo concedes his mother didn't get the required permits before creating the apartment. but he says these pictures prove it was in pristine condition. when demetrio and his wife moved in. he says they're the ones that have created unsanitary conditions, then refused to leave and reported ignacio to the city as retribution. >> they never had an issue. everything was great for like the entire year that they lived there. no complaints from them about nothing. they never told us until the day when the city called my mom. >> the san jose building and code enforcement department says a code enforcement case was opened at the beginning of this year after the office received a

complaint. the inspector found the unit is an addition to the home legally constructed in 1985. however, it was modified without permits to include a full kitchen, bathroom and bedroom with electrical and plumbing code. enforcement has ordered removing the apartment modifications or submitting applications for permits and that, according to mcdonald, is why the couple has no stove, the marmolejo family says. and the city confirms there have been no fines for unlivable conditions at the apartment. the couple is still in the apartment as the lawsuit moves forward, the marmolejo family says they believe the entire process is tilted in favor of the renters. they say they're having a hard time hiring a lawyer to defend them. in this case, outside san jose city hall. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news tomorrow, lawyers for paul pelosi is convicted attacker will argue his looming trial in san francisco court should be thrown out. >> the san francisco district attorney has filed several charges against david depape for

that attack. an opening statements will likely begin on wednesday. but before that, a hearing tomorrow will determine whether the state trial can be considered double jeopardy. because depape haslrdy been convicted in federal court for the same crime he will be resentenced this week after the judge made a clerical error at his original sentencing in federal court by refusing to let him speak during the proceeding. >> jurors in donald trump's hush money criminal trial are set to hear closing arguments tomorrow. it will be the last chance for the former president's defense team to convince the jury he is innocent of 34 counts of falsifying business records in an attempt to influence the 2016 election, jurors will have to unanimously decide whether to acquit the former president or find him guilty if they cannot agree. the case results in a hung jury leaving prosecutors to decide whether to retry the case . >> okay, a nice weekend. saturday was a little cool. remember that temperatures were way down in the 60s and they

came up yesterday and then again today with numbers and back into the mid 80s or low 80s in the warmest spots. these are the numbers from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same. it's warm inland. it's cool at the coast. that's what you expect this time of year. that's what we're going to get. there's fog out there right now and you can see the fog. you can't really see it, but you can imagine it's there. it's well up over the top of the control tower at sfo. and that fog is going to push into your neighborhood tonight, especially if you're out in the tri-valley area. it's going to funnel right down through the livermore valley, kind of move in there. it'll be in the north bay as well, but not as extensively. at least that's the plan in this fog, in the fluctuations of the fog, night and morning and day to day are going to be is going to be the determinant of the mechanism that gives us warmer air, cooler, warmer. i know it's pretty. yeah i know duh. but what i'm saying over the course of five or 4 or 5 days, it's just going to keep doing this. so we're going to go up one day down one day up one day down one day. just very subtle changes. a couple of degrees here, a couple

of degrees there. the bay area, the most of us this entire week are going to be in the mid probably upper 60s to mid 70s. that's redwood city. san jose area is right around the bay. and if you get in, go east a little bit over the hill, you're going to get yourself some warmth. you'll find some mid and low 80s all week. and then along the coast it's 50s and low 60s. there's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. it's gone. and then the fog kind of goes away on in the north bay on wednesday morning and then is gone by wednesday afternoon. stays gone on thursday. that's why wednesday thursday appear to be the warmer days in the inland bay valleys, with temperatures coming up a few degrees. but again, these are subtle bumps and highs and lows. so tomorrow's highs are going to cool just a tad inland and cool a little bit. maybe along the coast a degree or two or up a degree or two along the coast, but just up and down just a little bit. the jet stream is close enough to us that it's allowing for these perturbations to kind of drift by to the north. and when they do next, actually it's 11. i'll show you

the satellite and we'll look at those and you can kind of see what i'm talking about. and you'll see it in the long range model too. so there's the five day forecast. and then you see the temperatures right. the top tier numbers. that's livermore valley. those are the hot spots. there's a five day forecast sunday down a couple of degrees to 80 degrees. that's next week. i'll see you back here. >> we'll see you in a bit bill. thank you. a series of powerful storms swept over the central and southern u.s. over this memorial day holiday weekend. at least 22 deaths have now been reported in arkansas, kentucky, texas and oklahoma. the storms leaving behind a trail of destroyed houses, businesses and power outages. cell phone video captured a funnel cloud near a farm in north texas, where several tornadoes touched down. >> just ran back into the house, got into the bathroom and got i got my stepdad down. he's an older man and got him down and my son down, and we just made it through it and it's crazy. >> president biden sent condolences to the families of the victims and said fema is now on the ground assessing the damage. he also said he has

contacted governors to see what federal support they might need coming up in sports. remembering the life and legacy of basketball legend bill walton, a look back at his remarkable life coming up. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news, a san francisco business now out hundreds of thousands of dollars. the changes the company is now makinafafter e

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blake snell, he could not hold the lead one down. note here came in the fifth. lamonte wade he's hitting 333. doubles off the wall. but he comes up limp as he slides into second. he left the game clutching his left leg. mri tomorrow giants retake the lead in the fifth and then get some insurance in the seventh on eliot ramos base. hit back up the middle. two more runs come in to score. giants win 8 to 4 to move one. game over 500, in what was their ninth win in their last 11 games and controversial major league baseball umpire angel hernandez has retired effectively, effective immediately. in his 33 years on the job. hernandez. he was a polarizing figure who had numerous run ins with multiple players. his strike zone was, shall we say, inconsistent, to put it mildly. hernandez once famously drew the ire of vallejo native and former yankee cc

sabathia after a playoff game in 2018. >> i do need to say this, though. i don't think angel hernandez should be uhmwpe in a playoff games. he's absolutely terrible. he's terrible behind the plate today. he's terrible at first base. it's amazing that how he's getting the job to umpire in these in these playoff games, he's he's he shouldn't be anywhere near a playoff game. >> well cc not mincing his words . angel hernandez retired effective immediately for the second straight year, stanford is headed to the college softball world series in oklahoma city. first up top seeded texas on thursday. >> this has been the dream for so long, so, just just to have the opportunity to play on this stage and to fight for my team and fight to get to oklahoma city, i feel like that that just outweighs every everything. >> all right. one half of the nba finals is set and it's jayson tatum and the celtics. they're ready to go. tyrese

haliburton out for the pacers tonight. but indiana took a nine point lead in the fourth on this play andrew nembhard he goes glass plus the foul. he had a team high 24 points. but here's the ball game under a minute to go tied at 102. former calbert jaylen brown kicks it out to derrick white for the corner three nothing but net. that is the dagger. brown the series mvp. celtics win 105 102 and they are headed back to the nba finals for the second time in three seasons. some sad news as we brought you earlier on this broadcast. legendary basketball player and iconic broadcaster bill walton passed away today at the age of 71 after a battle with cancer. >> i know it's cliche when they say they'll never be anybody like them again. there will never be another bill wolff. just it's not even remotely close to somebody being in the same stratosphere as bill. >> we're at stanford today, and we have got the game of the

millennium tonight. it doesn't get any better than this. >> i just got laid. >> take a bite out of it while it's lit. well, it's lit. say, oh no, i'm kidding. >> okay. oh, okay. >> how about the face plant here today? i have everything i love my chocolates. all oh, yeah. >> he was unique, eccentric and the self-proclaimed luckiest man on earth. and he will be missed. >> he will be all right. jason thank you, thank you. jason. >> we are monitoring breaking news now out of san jose. coming up at 11. police find a woman dead inside a home after an hours long standoff with a suspect. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> that homicide suspect has now been taken into custody. hello again. everyone >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach, ktvu la monica peters live tonight at the scene with more on this breaking news. lamonica, i know you just arrived there. what are you

learning? >> mike i don't have a lot of new information, but what i do know is that police officers are still here on the scene investigating the case. now, we did try and speak with some of the neighbors that are here at this intersection, but none of them wanted to speak with us on camera. i'm going to step back so you can see what's happening right now, just beyond where the officers are standing. that is the house that is involved in this case. now, as you mentioned, police say a woman's body has been found inside of that home here at 20th and east washington street. san jose high school is just down the street from here. and police say it all started around 6:00 tonight when police responded to a report of a possible shooting. now, this is the same home where a suspect was barricaded inside for more than two hours and after hours of negotiating with the suspect, he, he or she did surrender and was taken into custody shortly after 830. now, once the officers got

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