very special gift from kelli. >> kelli's dog tags, which, that's a great honor in itself. >> reporter: this is a very important thing for a soldier. >> yeah. i'll always have these. these'll stay with me forever. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." we'll see you again next friday at 9:00/8:00 pm central and of course, i'll see you each weeknight for "nbc nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, goodnight. sees iranian president ebrahim raisi confirmed dead late tonight following a helicopter crash in the mountains of iran. we're going to get to new details in just a moment. but first, an investigation underway

in san jose after a suspect is shot by police officers were learning the man was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. nbc bay area marianne favro live at the still very active scene in east san jose and marianne. what else are police telling you? well, there are about a half a dozen investigators still out here tonight. police say that no officers were hurt and that this all started when they got a call that a man was firing a gun in the neighborhood. and neighbors here on karma drive tell us they heard several shots fired around four this afternoon. san jose police say they were called to the area. officers responded to the 2700 block of kohlmeyer avenue for a report of a person actively discharging a firearm. when officers arrived on scene, the suspect was still actively discharging a firearm, prompting an officer involved shooting. police say the man shot suffered life threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital, and no one else was hurt. investigators are not saying how many officers fired shots. we've

been just out here waiting, dante avila says the shooting happened right near his apartment. it's a little concerning because they're both little girls and we were constantly taking walks. and, it's a little alarming to know that that happened here. pablo soto describes arriving to a chaotic scene. we just see cops running up inside the building, and, outside on the street, just running everywhere. he also says officers were focused on a gray minivan with flat tires and broken windows. tonight, the santa clara county district attorney's office, along with the police department's office of internal affairs, are joining the investigation as neighbors wait to return to their homes and wait for answers. as. police say they did find the suspect's gun here at the scene, and they also say that they plan to look at video from body worn cameras, from officers who responded here

today. as for neighbors, they're still waiting and it's been more than seven hours and they still haven't been able to get back into their homes. so now some of them have elected to stay with family reporting live in san jose. marianne favro, nbc, bay area news more breaking news overseas iranian state media confirms the country's president and foreign minister have died in a helicopter crash. the two, along with seven others, were traveling back from a visit to the border near azerbaijan. after an hours long search, state media reported that all those on board were killed. the cause of the crash is unclear, though iranian officials say fog and bad weather in the area slowed search and rescue efforts, and this comes during a volatile time in the region and in a country dealing with continued political unrest. nbc bay area's alyssa goard has reaction from iranian americans in the bay area despite poor weather and low visibility and hours long search in the mountains of iran has ended.

state media says. search and rescue crews have found the helicopter that crashed sunday, but there are no signs of life among those on board. the iranian president, ebrahim raisi , as well as the country's foreign minister. video from earlier in the day shows the two on that very helicopter, a u.s. and world leaders watching the situation closely. new york senator chuck schumer says intelligence officials tell him the crash appears to be accidental. at this point, there is no evidence of foul play. while iranian state news aired prayers in berkeley, demonstrators had no remorse for raisi, who is under u.s. sanctions over his involvement in the mass execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988, at the end of the iran-iraq war. this guy was a murderer. he was a he was one of those people that was responsible for killing political prisoners. the demonstrators in berkeley were

there to show support for young iranians fighting for progress. they've been following the news of the crash to. i don't think that many people are that sad. and maybe some people are a little happy inside. raisi is one of the few people whose name is in the hat, if you will, as a candidate for the next supreme leader when and if harmony, the current one, dies. hamid azimi with the group iranian-american community of northern california, says iranians he's spoken with are hopeful this crash could weaken the current regime and make way for change driven by the people. this is all because the iranian regime is afraid of the next nationwide uprising, which in no doubt is going to happen sooner or later in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news in iran, the president is actually second in command, the country's supreme leader, the ayatollah khamenei,

remains in control now. iran's first vice president, mohammad mokhber, is next in line for the presidency, and he'll assume power after receiving an approval from the ayatollah. iranian law requires a presidential election be called within 50 days. khamenei says there will be no disruption to state affairs, and our team has been sending out updates about both of these stories. if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc bay area news app. you can customize the breaking news and weather alerts. we'll send them straight to your phone just into our newsroom. an investigation into a deadly crash involving a pedestrian underway in contra costa county tonight. this happened around 9:00 at willow pass road and poinsettia avenue in baypointe. video from the scene shows a large police presence. no word on what led up to the crash, or if the driver stayed at the scene. but police say there is no crosswalk where that crash happened. an update for you tonight, 680 in the east bay, is scheduled to reopen on schedule tomorrow morning. three southbound lanes and one northbound lane are closed

between al costa boulevard in san ramon, along with the five 8680 interchange in pleasanton. but caltrans says the road is set to open on time tomorrow, four in the morning before most people's morning commutes in the north bay, crews are wrapping up work for another major repaving project. caltrans shut down westbound lanes on 37 on friday night. that's between vallejo and sears point. the lanes are set to reopen five tomorrow morning. before you head out the door, join us for today in the bay. mike inouye has everything you need to know before hitting the road. today in the bay begins at 5 a.m. weekdays. you can also take us on the go and stream our newscast. today would have been the late san francisco supervisor harvey milk's 94th birthday, and people gathered at jane warner memorial plaza in the city's castro district to honor his life and work. milk was the first openly gay politician in california, was an advocate for lgbtq community. today's event featured a block party, musical performances, a list of speakers including mayor

breed and state senator scott wiener, who talked about how milk fought against discriminatory ordinances back in the 70s. and now here we are in 2024. wiener says those same issues are back in the spotlight and look where we are. we have, once again, bigots who are trying to ban our community around the country. we have school boards, even in california, that are attacking queer kids, trans kids. and so when i think back to what harvey would think he would be so happy that our community is rising up. milk and former mayor george moscone were assassinated at city hall in 1978 by supervisor dan white. milk was 48 years old when he was killed. it is a race that is uniquely san francisco. the annual bay to breakers run took over a seven and a half mile stretch of the city. some runners are serious about their pace and finish time, but many are there for the fun of it all. as usual, there were a lot of

costumes, themed groups and props runners. they started at main and howard aka the bay, and they ended where the waves break a.k.a the breakers at the great highway. i'm dan, i'm the whiteboards man would bring out the creativity in people here, the first time i went, we went to block. now the wall is open. we take we take shot the moment we start. we got so drunk, though. get drunk and run, i guess. oh, first time in the flock. oh, that's a ticket. get drunk and run. yeah. and the whiteboard guy, i mean, the whiteboard guy. he's one. he's fantastic. yeah. he's hey, batter breakers has been going on since 1912. it began as a way to showcase the city's resiliency after the devastating 1906 earthquake. and if you missed the race this year, don't worry. you can sign up to run or walk in next year's race very soon. on may 26th, a group pushing for rent control in redwood city says it has enough signatures to put the measure on

the november ballot. faith action bay area says it has collected thousands of signatures over the last five months. the group plans on submitting those signatures to the san mateo county clerk on tuesday. if it makes it on the ballot and is passed, the measure would limit annual rent increases and limit evictions. similar measures could come before voters in pittsburg, san pablo and larkspur. new at 11 san jose's downtown food hall is struggling to gain customers. actually, it's struggling to even get visibility. it opened at the beginning of the year. it was billed as a food hub with dozens of restaurants, but now fewer than ten kitchens are operating. and when we stop by today, only one restaurant was open. we spoke to one of the restaurant owners. inside, they say a host of problems are at play. first, the hub appears to be closed. it looks that way. there's confusion about where exactly the entrance is and on top of that, no signs are allowed outside the building. it's very slow. we are just getting the customers online only with the delivery platform

like doordash and all that are for here because we don't have any visibility on the front. we are getting very less amount of customers saying, wow, food hall is run by cloud kitchens. customers order food on a kiosk, picking from the menus of any restaurant that is open at that moment. but the restaurants say the struggle is getting those customers in the door in the first place. we did reach out to cloud kitchens but have not heard back. all right, we are back in 60s and still ahead. a south bay native punches his ticket to the olympics for a third time. we speak to the table tennis star as he prepares for paris, and a man steals a police car with an officer inside the wild chase and crash that ensued and clear skies 59 degrees right now in san jos when 80se,

patrol car with an officer inside it. happened early this morning while the officer was working a security detail at an abandoned high rise apartment building. a man got into that patrol car. the female officer was working on a computer. she's in the car. he allegedly attacked the officer, drove off with her in the car. he crashed into several cars, scooters, a bike rack and a tree. and then abandoned the suv. a witness saw everything. i'm looking at why is this cop car doing about 60 to 70mph flying with no lights. he started limping. he fell down right here. went upstairs hiding in the bushes. right here. after he did everything, the police was able to give up. get him! yeah. at least three people, including the officer, were hurt. they're all expected to be okay. streets were closed while police investigated, and crews cleaned up that considerable mess. the suspect is facing numerous felonies. lots of questions on that one. all right. a south bay table tennis

player has officially punched his ticket to paris. kanak jha will be representing team usa in paris this summer. jha is a milpitas native who has been training in germany. this will be the 23rd. 23 year old's third trip to the olympics, by the way. he's good. he also competed in rio, tokyo. right now he's actually in rio competing, but soon he'll be headed back to the bay area to prep for paris. he'll be training at the eight, eight, eight tennis center in burlingame. jha says that he feels ready to go head to head with olympians from around the world. i feel now stronger than ever. i've had a very strong, period these last months. i've proven now i'm one of the best, strongest players in the world, and i'm really looking forward now to make history for team usa and earn the first table tennis medal for usa. the first. all right. we're rooting for him. y'all won't be the only olympian training in burlington by the way juan bay right here will be representing australia. both athletes will be training in the bay area until they leave for

paris in july. all right. speaking of olympics, some lucky beach volleyball fans got a taste of what's to come in paris at the huntington beach open this weekend. in a possible olympics preview, the fourth seeded canadian team beat the top seeded american women this afternoon to win that event. winners brandi wilkerson and melissa humana-paredes will represent canada in paris this summer. the usa will be represented by taryn kloth and kristen nuss. the huntington beach open is the kickoff to the 2024 association of volleyball professionals, or avp season, which is the premier us pro beach volleyball league. americans taylor crabb and taylor sander took home the men's title today and the united states top three olympic hopeful pairs are all in portugal. they are vying for the two slots to represent the us in paris holly festival to celebrate the various cultures of the asian pacific islands, wrapped up today in san francisco. the second annual islands by the bay

festival was held at yerba buena island. it celebrates cultures of islands like micronesia and macaronesia put on by the legacies of pacific, which is also giving out scholarships this year in sports, music and dance. this is yerba buena gardens by the way. dozens of vendors are part of the event, as well as lots of entertainment, from dancing to music and more so san francisco is, a multitude of cultures and so having a month celebrating our culture is really important to us. so. and the islands by the bay festival is part of a series put on by yerba buena gardens, a siri series runs through november 2nd, and that was a perfect day to have that celebration. it's crystal clear. yeah, sun came out. sun, san francisco, beautiful. we had wind down the coast get rid of the low clouds, which was nice, but it was a little gusty at times. now moving forward less wind and a little more warming in the forecast, especially as we head towards monday and tuesday. right now, still some

clear skies around san jose 59 degrees. we'll take you on a tour of some of the peak wind speeds we had picking up this afternoon. walnut creek gusts up to 30 earlier. winds still out of the southwest at 20mph at 55 degrees in san rafael, you got 50 and winds at 25mph today. but look at the wind speeds down around sfo earlier this afternoon, up to 43mph, 55 degrees. and for now waiting on some patchy low clouds. not much though. san francisco still seeing mainly clear skies at 53 degrees. and there you see the wind again, blasting through contra costa and solano counties. right now. we will continue to see those breezes ongoing, but backing off a little bit, especially by tuesday as our temperatures start to climb up for the first half of the week. notice the cloud cover here over the sierra. this will be an area to watch again tomorrow. we're in that time of year. we get these afternoon thunderstorms firing up, mainly off to the south of lake tahoe tomorrow afternoon. closer to home, we'll be watching those patchy low clouds, mainly down towards

santa cruz and monterey bay. mostly clear skies again around san francisco, with sunshine setting up for that monday forecast heading into the afternoon. so a few patchy low clouds down around the santa cruz coastline early in the day, 40s and 50s to start and lunchtime temperatures looking pretty good. 70s around san jose eventually upper 70s for highs near san jose, upper 60s near san francisco, low 70s in oakland 80 and reached tomorrow for concord. but watch what happens tuesday, a one day warm up the summer like temperatures mid to upper 80s inland in those east bay valleys, 80s around san jose, even bayside temperatures for one day climb closer to the 70s to low 80s. but let's fast forward wednesday, cooling down a little bit, then cooling down a lot more as we head towards saturday. look at that drop in temperatures 60s to low 70s next weekend as we head into the holiday weekend. planning on some cooling. no rain right now in the forecast, but if you're going to head up to the sierra

for the holiday weekend, daily chances of showers there. cooler temperatures saturday, then the temperatures should rebound as we head towards next sunday and memorial day monday. so we're in the pattern again. fourth week in a row. midweek warm up weekend. cool down, but at least it's not a soggy weekend forecast. but it will be a big difference when you go from the 80s, midweek to potentially upper 60s for a day to start next weekend. but staying dry, partly cloudy skies looks like a pretty nice, holiday weekend. three day weekend coming up with memorial day, right? that's right. just around the corner. yeah. all right, rob, thank you. just ahead, the silver and black remembering mister raider, the legendary football hall of famer jim otto has died. the team's tribute

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the state transportation commission approved adding one toll lane to both sides of the interstate. similar to our express lanes here in the bay area. the proposed lanes would stretch for 17 miles through yolo county. the tolls would impact cars with 1 or 2 people inside, and at this point, it's unclear how much drivers will pay and the timeline of the proposed project. jim otto, the hall of fame center known as mr. raider, has died. he was 86 years old. otto join the raiders for their inaugural season in 1960. was a fixture on the team for 15 years, never missed a game because of injuries. despite undergoing numerous operations on his knees during his career, he was elected to the pro football hall of fame in 1980. considered one of the all

time greats in the american football league, the cause of death has not been released. i remember stopping off at the burger king in placerville that he owned, and he had big pictures of jim otto on the wall and you saw how, my gosh, it's not that glorious a sport sometimes. and he was he was pretty much crippled towards the end by all those surgeries. but yeah, oakland raiders have lost one of the great ones. hey, certainly was all right talking a little baseball, baseball, showing a little fight by winning their fourth in a row. and speaking of fight, what led to this nascar brawl tonight? stick around. sports is next a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost.

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giants are the hottest team in the national league. they have won four in a row after sweeping the rockies final of a nine game homestand out at oracle park. game tied at one in the fifth, matt chapman dribbles one to short. it's an rbi infield single. chapman reaches bases in 11. khanna reaches base in 11 consecutive plate appearances. that's tied for third most in franchise history. then, in the sixth, eliot ramos with a giant fly to center. it's his first home run of the season. the giants beat the rockies 4 to 1. they won four in a row and are starting to feel pretty good inside the clubhouse. we have a good chemistry in the in the clubhouse for sure. all the guys are like happy to be here. they come to compete and everybody is like on the same page, if that makes sense. well, the giants and a's are headed in opposite directions. the a's in kansas city, bottom six with the royals

up three. vinnie pasquantino blows it open with a three run triple to right that makes the score 8 to 1. kansas city brent rooker smashes a three run homer in the ninth. the royals beat the a's 8 to 4. now, despite the a's with their eighth loss in a row, manager mark kotsay has confidence his team will be able to get back on the winning track. i think the bats were better the last two days for sure, you know, we, we've pitched better than we have over the series, you know, we'll sometimes you get in these ruts where, you know, you start hitting and you don't pitch, and , vice versa. so, you know, i think if they can come at a better time for us right now to golf and what a finish in the final round of the pga championship on the par five 18th hole. bryson dechambeau from fresno rolls in the birdie. he ties for the lead at 20 under par. now later on 18 xander schauffele with the birdie putt to win it. he gets a one stroke

victory at 21 under par. that is a record low score for major championships. it's also zander's first career major championship title. all right in the nba. the defending champs have been knocked out of the playoffs when jamal murray buries this three pointer. the nuggets are up 20 points on the timberwolves in the third quarter. but minnesota comes storming back in game seven. the timberwolves rally to beat the nuggets 98 to 90. they win the series four games to three. they will face dallas in the western conference finals. i think all the rules go out the window of, we've got a fight going on right now between kyle busch and ricky stenhouse jr. an mma fight breaks out at the nascar all-star race in north carolina. ricky stenhouse jr tags kyle busch. stenhouse was mad at busch for running him into the wall and knocking him out of the race. oh, by the way, joey logano goes on to win the race

in pockets a cool $1 million. wow. nascar they're getting rough out there. that's a look at sports terry and gia back to you. that is wild. certainly is man. thanks very much. all right. still ahead oakland police says crime is down. but do the numbers really match up? we investigate the gaps in data that go back years. we are back in

a car break ins. opd says crime is down this year, but that's what the department's published crime reports show. our investigative unit started digging into opd's data and found some major gaps that span years. here's investigative reporter candace wynn. this

information is from the oakland police department's crime reports, where you'll find the latest car break ins each week during this one week in april, just ten car break ins. if that sounds too good to be true, it is. another day in oakland and it happened so quick. hey hey hey, another day hoping your car is spared. it happens all the time. it's blatant and it's out of control. according to our analysis of opd's raw crime data, people have reported about 20 car break ins every day this year. but you might miss that detail if you looked at the department's weekly crime summary posted on their website. take this week in april, for instance, opd's public crime reports show just ten break ins, but if you look at the actual number of reports for that week, they show 58 break ins. and we

found this troubling inconsistency has been going on for years. let's look at three years ago in 2021, in this first week of november, opd's weekly crime report shows 14 car break ins the following week eight, then four, and then three. that's about 30 car break ins for the entire month of november. but when we look through the actual crime reports for that month, we found about 30 car break ins each day, meaning opd was underreporting the numbers by nearly 97. we asked oakland police to talk with us about this issue, but they declined. they told us they eventually true up all that extra crime data by adding the excess reports in their year to date columns. so although the weekly and monthly stats may be wrong, they get it right by the end of the year. they say our review shows that appears to be essentially true, but that makes the weekly and monthly crime numbers basically meaningless.

police data are complicated and they're often very messy. jacob kramer is a senior policing researcher. he worked as an analytics supervisor for the tucson police department and says law enforcement need timely, accurate data to respond to crimes, for instance, to staff up patrols at car break in hotspots. so there's a lot of, missed opportunity when the data is not put together in a, in an actionable or useful way for departments, but also for communities. so why is opd's crime data so far behind? in their statement, police told us they use an online tool called cop logic. it allows people to report crime incidents when it's most convenient to them, which means some people don't report right away, according to city officials like council member janani ramachandran, the department is understaffed so they might enter information into the system long after some reports come in. and rather than try and add each to the week it

actually happened again, they just add them all into year. to date, we don't have the police record specialists and some of these, you know, behind the scenes, but incredibly important roles that aren't being filled. a city staff report from february lists dozens of open civilian staff positions, including crime record specialists, evidence technicians and crime analysts. it's infuriating to see that we can't get our basic records management systems down, to be able to present a clear picture of what's going on. agencies are understaffed nowadays, kramer says. although agencies want to be proactive, they often end up being reactive. and oakland, unfortunately, is an example of that. oakland officials tell us they recently hired a new hr director to start filling those civilian police department vacancies. a big step to help those numbers add up. again with the investigative unit. i'm candace wen, nbc bay. all right,

candace, thank you. have a story for our investigative unit call this number right here. 888996 tips or visit our website nbc. bay area.com/investigations rap mogul sean diddy combs is speaking out for the first time after the release of video showing him beating his ex-girlfriend back in 2016. we want to warn you the video may be triggering and difficult to watch for some viewers. according to cnn, the video was captured in a los angeles hotel march 2016 match. the description of a violent beating that the victim, cassie ventura, detailed in a now settled lawsuit. in that lawsuit, ventura claimed combs raped and physically abused her over the course of their relationship. after that suit was filed, so were five others accusing combs of sexual assault, sex trafficking and other criminal activity. he released a video statement on his instagram page today, calling his behavior in the surveillance video inexcusable. this corroborates and makes, cassie a key witness

in whatever charges may be pending and coming down the pike for diddy. i don't see how someone like him, with evidence such as this, survives this type of scrutiny. in a statement, attorneys for cassie said the apology was more about combs and the many people he has hurt. the l.a. district attorney's office says it's aware of the video, but would be unable to charge anyone in connection to it because it happened outside the statute of limitations for assault combs. as a subject of a federal inquiry, homeland security raided his california and florida properties in march, while a wildfire burning in arizona has exploded in size. the so-called wildcat fire sparked in scottsdale yesterday morning. earlier tonight, flames had burned some 5000 acres, and that number has more than doubled to more than 12,000. flames have forced the closure of nearby bartlett lake. no structures are threatened, but right now there is no

containment and a big week for microsoft ahead, we're expected to learn more about the company's ai plans. microsoft's ai conference kicks off on tuesday in seattle. the company is expected to announce how windows will enable the ai in its pcs. one area where microsoft has a distinct advantage over the others in the ai race is its ownership of windows, which gives the company a massive pc user base. qualcomm chips. they are likely to power some next generation windows computers, and we are celebrating asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage here at nbc bay area, shining a light on some of the people who make our area so unique. yeah, for those with a sweet tooth, there's a bay area bakery celebrating its 40th anniversary. it's a sweet story with a bitter beginning. here's nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. there's a factory in hayward that turns out baked goods by the thousands. the sign outside says sugar bowl bakery. inside,

sugar and butter are decadent ingredients in this sweet alchemy blending a watchful eye to the whir of machinery. is co-founder andrew lee, one of the five lee brothers behind this confectionery paradise. we started the sugar bowl bakery on may 1st, 1984, down the conveyor belt of time, you can trace back to a day where things weren't as sweet. o was born in the 1950s, the vietnam in a small village. i grew up throughout the war. i saw all atrocities. when saigon fell in 1975, the lee family tried to flee the blanket of communism. it would take numerous harrowing escape attempts before the parents, five brothers and a sister finally fled by boats and reunited in san francisco in 1979. we did not have any money.

we worked out jobs, and in 1984 there was an opportunity to buy a small coffee shop called sugar bowl bakery. the family worked odd jobs and pooled $40,000 to buy that coffee shop. my dad reminded me back in the 80s that, andrew, whatever we do, don't leave anyone behind. and so the five brothers bought more coffee shops. so the goal was to have one coffee shop per family. the various sugar bowl bakeries turned out baked goods influenced by france's colonization of vietnam, they began to sell to restaurants and hotels. the seemingly simple sugar bowl logo telling a deep story of family brow, represents our asian heritage. the golden gate bridge represents the city of san francisco. the chef hat with the number five underneath. that means five of us. by 2008, the sugar bowl businesses generated $50 million in sales with 400 employees. what the

heck is going on down here then the economy collapsed. i decided to sell everything in san francisco and then all the retail locations within, you know, could make it. so we close them up. the bakery moved to industrial hayward and pared down its 750 products to just three. now, sugar bowl bakery's famous madeleines, palmiers and brownie bites are sold everywhere from costco to safeway to sam's club. the family business now includes four nephews. there's a little saying, right? the harder you work, the luckier you get. and so we had a lot of luck. i believe that america is a great country that gives the opportunity for all of us inside factories in hayward and now georgia. these wheels of progress spin a story of the american dream. our story is one of those that many, many people have only maybe the lee family

version of that story is a little sweeter than most joe rosato jr. oh, nice success. take us 40 years, right? nbc bay area news. that's cool. those medals i have had his products. i've had those products. thank you. thank you joe. all right. a 100% walkable and bikeable city. paris's efforts to combat climate change in advance of the summer olympics and how it could be a model for cities here in the u.s, 55 right now in walnut creek. but if you're outdoors, tomorrow, could be close to 80 could be in reachto upper 80

15% of heat trapping emissions in the u.s. so could you walk or ride a bike instead? turns out, one of the most walkable cities in the us is right here in the bay area. that would be san francisco. yeah, but not every city is situated that way, though. but paris, home of the summer olympics, is so nbc's climate reporter chase kane traveled there to see how it could be a model for redesigning cities here in the u.s. in this 2000 year old city, paris is going back to its roots, literally planting 300,000 trees as part of its efforts to combat climate change in advance of the summer olympics. we need to invest now. we need to transform

now. paris needs to be a green city to make the city more sustainable for the future generations. paris's deputy mayor gave me a walking tour to see how the city says they've reduced car traffic by more than 40, while doubling trips on bikes and all that cuts emissions. paris is converting more of their streets to veleru. literally translated, it means bike street roads where bikes have the priority, where people have the priority over cars, basically just making it a nicer place to get around. by 2026, paris plans to be 100% bikeable and walkable, and experts say that's a goal more american cities should also embrace. if you look at the cities around the world that are most visited by american tourists, the international brie, they are cities that are walkable, that are interesting to explore. so i think there's a there's a clear economic case for redesigning cities. karen seto studies

sustainable cities at yale and points out that local businesses do better in pedestrian friendly neighborhoods and that people are healthier and just happier, too. if we redesign our cities for climate, we are actually redesigning our cities for health, human well-being, social cohesion. and again, i just want to underscore this is how cities have been designed historically, which is why some of the most walkable cities in the u.s, according to walk score, are some of america's oldest cities. boston new york, san francisco, chicago. but even in more car centric florida, miami beach has converted streets to pedestrian malls and built miles of bike lanes. the cars were created to allow humans to go where we wanted, but what we're starting to remember that we really like these kinds of walkable neighborhoods. in miami, we see a high demand for people who want to live in south beach because it's an enjoyable place to be. personal vehicles account for more than 15% of heat trapping emissions in the u.s, so every time we walk or ride a

bike, instead of getting in a car, it's our own little step for climate action. in paris, i'm national climate reporter chase kane. all right, let's talk about it. it's not fun to talk about. we have to talk about allergies. yeah, i've got it. because she's got him. you know, it's been tough the last 2 to 3 weeks. yeah. some improvement and some of the categories. grass pollen is starting to come down. but with the wind this weekend probably have some issues around the bay area. let's take a look at the top. stirred it all up. the worst offenders when it comes to the sneeze index around the bay area right now, olive has come up in the tree category, but maybe some good news if your allergies have been suffering the last couple of weeks from grass pollen starting to see a little change there that is starting to come down. you probably noticed around the bay area, the hills starting to brown up a bit as we begin to get the warming temperatures transitioning to late spring, we begin to see those numbers come down so maybe just a little bit of relief there in the grass. pollen category as we head into the week. right now. 53 still clear around san francisco

waiting for some patchy low clouds for the morning. 55 and walnut creek and into san jose right now 59 degrees. kind of a mild night. not too chilly yet around san jose and moving forward. we have the two warmest days of the week lining up later tomorrow, but i think it's more tuesday. look at that. those inland east bay valleys one day a chance to hit those upper 80s and then cooling as we approach next weekend. so look at the wind speeds still pretty strong around concord into fairfield, winds coming in from the southwest. and once again, we're going to be watching the southern sierra tomorrow for a chance of some afternoon thunderstorms. closer to home though, just patchy low clouds for the morning. kind of like we had today and winds moving down the coast should keep most of the coastline clear again with sunshine heading into the afternoon. a little bit of a chilly start though. you may need a light jacket for the morning with a few areas in the upper 40s to low 50s to start, then rebounding pretty well by lunchtime. 60s and 70s. highs tomorrow near 80 in concord, low

80s around vacaville and fairfield. upper 70s around san jose. overall similar to the weather we had today. but there you go. tuesday the one day it feels like summer around the bay area numbers in the mid to upper 80s inland, you could see 82 into san jose, 70 bayside 80s across those north bay valleys. wednesday. also pretty warm temperatures starting to come down a little bit, but a big drop still expected as we start off next weekend. the cooler start to next weekend could see highs around the bay area going from those 80s down into the 60s, so high pressure will give up some ground as we head towards next weekend. looks like we could see a few showers around the sierra as well. cooler changes as we head into saturday before those temperatures likely recover for a little bit by this time next weekend. so we've got a couple days of warming in san francisco's case, though not a lot upper 60s and maybe a day of 70s for tuesday. cooling for the second half of the week and valleys will have a chance of some 80s as early as tomorrow. tuesday. clearly the warmest

day, and then cooler as we head into next weekend, though a little bit of a roller coaster ride of temperatures considering or going from 80 to some upper 60s right now. looks to start next weekend. the lows kind of pretty much stay around the same, though. yeah, not much change for nighttime temperatures, but those daytime highs cooling next weekend. all right rob, thanks. a slump to the start of the summer box office season. disappointing numbers for the latest animated feature to hit theaters. and hey, a quick reminder yocan now access nbc bay area news whenever you want. we are on 24/7 on your favite streaming platforms. there they are. you can catch live breaking news, news conferences and repeats of our newscast

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fantasy comedy was written and directed by john krasinski. the star studded film follows a pair of neighbors who can see other people's imaginary friends. it was expected to bring in $40 million in its first weekend, but fell slightly short, bringing in $35 million. meanwhile, kingdom of the planet of the apes came in second in made $26 million in its second weekend, and so far the sequel has made a total of $100 million in the us box office. all right, an art installation linking dublin to new york is reopening after it would shut down for inappropriate behavior. the. the portal features a pair of installations, one in ireland, the other in new york. you see it there. each has a giant screen and camera that live streams to each city, allowing real time interaction between people on both sides. well, last week dublin had to shut down the exhibit after they received reports of people flashing body parts and doing drugs on camera. and i saw some of that online. the installation's creators say they have installed fencing to

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two day event features youth players and recreational adult teams from across the city. all the games played at street soccer stadium it's on main street near folsom. the nonprofit street soccer usa works to fight poverty and strengthen community, all while teaching soccer skills at street soccer usa. we talk about playing for more. we don't just play for the goals, but we play for our families, our community, and that's what we teach on the field, right? we introduce soccer skills, but we really teach so much more. it's communication. it's leadership. how do you support your family? how do you work towards your goals, whether they're at home or at school or in work? they teach more and they provided more. in addition to the games, the event featured food and music. this is the eighth year san francisco has hosted that competition. lovely, lovely. all right. that's it for us. thanks for joining us and have a great

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