Tomorrow's forecast will be morning clouds and afternoon sun with a high/low of 60/50 Fahrenheit. On Friday, expect sunny skies and wind with a high/low of 60/49 Fahrenheit.

A fist-fight broke out between passengers onboard an Oakland-bound Southwest flight. The incident happened on Sunday when a flight that originated in Dallas landed for a stop-over in Burbank. It's unclear what started the fight, but one passenger suffered minor injuries and another passenger, 37-year-old Chaze Mickalo Cable of Lancaster, California was arrested. - SFGATE

A Navy sailor has been missing in Yosemite for a week. The National Park Service has issued a Missing Person Alert for 24-year-old Alexander Joseph Sevier of Virginia. Sevier was staying at Housekeeping Camp and last seen heading out for a day hike last Wednesday. He was scheduled to check out of the camp on Saturday and fly home to Virginia, but Sevier missed his flight and his possessions were left at camp. Rescue crews continue their search for Sevier and officials have noted that the Merced River is currently running colder and faster than usual. - SFIST

The Pleasant Hill Goodwill caught on fire last night. The fire broke out at approximately 9:40pm PT behind the Goodwill store located at 1699 Contra Costa Boulevard. The blaze extended into the store and was under control by 10pm PT. Officials are investigating the cause of the fire. It remains unclear when or if the store will re-open. - KRON4

A little girl whose casket was found buried beneath a San Francisco home has been identified. Last May, construction crews working on a home near the University of San Francisco discovered the body of a small girl in a casket. The then-unknown child's body was soon re-buried in Colma and researchers have now determined her identity. Edith Howard Cook was almost 3-years-old when she died on October 13, 1876. She was buried in her family plot at Odd Fellows Cemetery two days later, and was apparently left behind when the cemetery relocated to Colma. She was only discovered when San Franciscans John and Ericka Karner hired a contractor to remodel their home. There will be a public service for Cook on June 10 at Greenlawn Memorial Park at 11am PT. - KTVU

SFGate has posted a photo gallery of the mothers of some Bay Area icons. The gallery, in celebration of this Sunday's Mother's Day, features moms of big-time local stars such as Warriors player Steph Curry, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi, Tesla's Elon Musk, Comedian W. Kamau Bell, and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. - SFGATE

COMMUNITY NEWS: SAN MATEO

San Francisco's First District Court of Appeal has required the College of San Mateo to pause plans to turn a 54-year-old garden on campus into a parking lot. After students and staff complained of a proposal to pave over the small garden, the college must now submit a full environmental impact report, including soliciting public comment and presenting plans to limit the project’s effects, or it must provide a list of steps it would take to reduce the environmental effects of demolishing the garden.

A former St. Matthew's Episcopal Day School teacher was arrested and accused of taking and possessing photos of children in lewd poses. 33-year-old Anthony Satriano was investigated after he made inappropriate remarks to a student at the San Mateo elementary school and asked her to wear a pair of tights, according to authorities. Investigators then discovered photos on the teacher's phone which he claimed to use for "sexual purposes." Satriano was arrested at his home in San Francisco and is currently being held on $2 million bail. He is no longer employed by St. Matthew's. 

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office presented advice and tips on how best to handle an encounter with one of the county's many wild coyotes. Coyotes are most visible and active during their breeding season, which runs from spring through fall. Authorities advise those who see a coyote to stand still and tall, wave their arms in the air, and make loud noises. 

WHAT TO DO THIS WEEK

Hit the pavement: Join the San Francisco, East Bay and Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalitions as they celebrate the 22nd Annual Bike to Work Day tomorrow. Pedal by one of 26 Energizer Stations across San Francisco for free snacks, beverages and reusable tote bags filled with bike-themed goodies, or join the rally on the steps of SF City Hall at 8am PT. 

Time travel: It's 1999 every Thursday night at Raven Bar and Lounge which means that DJ Mark Andrus will be spinning dance hits from the year we all spent worrying about the new millennium. There's no cover charge for this 9pm PT and 21-and-over event. 

Swedish Metal: Platinum-selling Swedish war machine SABATON headlines The Regency Ballroom tonight. Doors open to SABATON's "The Last Tour" at 7:30pm PT for an 8:30pm PT (very loud) show, and tickets run $25 to $70. 

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