market in the east bay. new details from crews there at the scene who are still working to contain those flames at this hour. we also have a look at the damage already starting to pile

up for businesses and an escaped inmate captured the bay area city where he was found and who they believed helped him get away. plus, we're on verdict. watch jury deliberations resume in the historic criminal hush money trial of former president donald trump. we're live in washington. as the wait on a decision continues, we will have what the major impact could be on the 2024 election. this is today in the bay and this is your thursday morning. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington and i'm ginger conejero saab filling in for laura garcia this morning. i know we're going to get a look at the traffic and how the roads are looking for mike. but first off, carrie, we saw some coffee. we've got some coffee in the lot. we're starting off with some warm coffee. it's like, let's hurry up and get through this so we can go get some coffee. we'll check that out in just a bit, but take a look at this for now. this is a reason

to sit back, relax and enjoy the view on your tv. we are seeing this rise of the sun coming over the hills as we take a look over san francisco and the pier. this is looking from oracle park across the bay and it's such a pretty start to our thursday morning. it's going to be great here in san francisco with a high of 68 degrees. but the farther you go inland, the hotter it's going to be. we're talking about the hottest day of the week so far, as our temperatures will mostly reach into the mid to upper 80s and a few low 90s. mike, you're still tracking that crash and closure we are carrying now. this is 152 the westbound direction. so that would be coming toward us from casa de fruta heading over toward 101. that westbound direction is closed traffic. i just learned, is being diverted at frazier park. so that will be a factor for folks. you can see that the frazier lake, i'm sorry, not frazier park. that's in la. we're looking over here toward the bloomfield and ferguson road is the cut off point where the crash is located

. they've got a fuel issue that's on the roadway, so they got to clear that up. the rest of your bay is pretty standard, including the lightning in san jose. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well we begin this morning with that breaking news coming out of the east bay. you're looking right here. this is the aftermath. now, this morning that building engulfed in flames. this is in castro valley. now, firefighters are in the middle of that intense battle after the market catch caught fire. this is a live look there. the aftermath. now, this is lake chabot public market. it's across the street from the castro valley community center. and meanwhile, i want to show you the video. look at this. this was taken about 330 this morning. and those flames, they're shooting from the roof. lake chabot road is closed at quail avenue. this is of course, due to the fire in the cleanup. and firefighters still working there at the scene today in the base bob redell is there. he's going to have a live update for us coming up in the next half hour. well, new overnight, the inmate who escaped from a hollister jail tuesday morning, now back in custody this is

after authorities captured him in the south bay today in the bay is tom jensen. live for us outside of san jose police department headquarters this morning. and tom, the police in san jose getting a lot of thanks from the sheriff's deputies over in san benito. good morning. that's right, the san benito county sheriff personally thanked san jose pd last night in a facebook video post for helping in the arrest of escapee daniel lopez zavala. and then he had a warning for any other people who may have helped him evade capture. zavala was arrested at san jose hotel last night and was with his girlfriend, who police say helped him in the escape. jailer said they saw zavala jumping a barbed wire fence tuesday morning. the sheriff said he was a known gang member with a long criminal history, and he said others who helped zavala escape and hide him will also be investigated and possibly possibly charged with crimes. we know that there's more people

out there that help mr. zavala evade capture. we know who you are and i would enjoy this time with your family and friends because you'll be joining mr. zavala in our correctional facility here very soon. again, to our community. thank you so much for all the tips and all the help you. the sheriff posted that video last night right after zavala was arrested along with his girlfriend, and he thanked his staff and other agencies who helped catch him, including san jose pd. sheriff taylor blamed a lack of staffing for that escape, but he said he's also investigating where all of the other breakdowns were. that may have helped lead to this escape. we're live in san jose, tom jensen today in the bay. yeah, i'm sure a lot of folks glad this is over. all right, tom, for us this morning. tom. thank you. and 604. now we're taking a live look at the manhattan federal courthouse. this is where former president donald trump's fate remains in the hands of 12 jurors. now deliberations in his hush money trial continue in a matter of hours. today, in the bay's at brie jackson. joins us live from washington and brie a verdict. i

know people are watching out for it, but it could be reached as soon as today. yeah that's right. good morning ginger. we continue to be on verdict watch here. so the jury deliberated deliberated for about 4.5 hours yesterday without reaching a verdict. but before heading home for the day they did ask to rehear certain testimony. jurors reconvened today in the first criminal trial of an american president, former president trump, during day one of deliberations, they asked to rehear portions of testimony, including from the very first witness, former tabloid publisher david pecker. and it also did ask for some testimony from michael cohen, which suggests that they didn't write off his testimony as the defense asked them to do. the jury also wants judge juan merchan to reread his jury instructions. they want to understand the fine legal points of the law, and this is not unusual. the judge

directed the jury to set aside any biases for or against mr. trump, who claims this case is election interference. and then what is very unfair is that i'm not campaigning in this room all day long. president biden and vice president harris were on the campaign trail wednesday, making their pitch to black voters in pennsylvania. kamala and i are president and vice states because of you. that's not hyperbole. biden painting his political rival as a threat to democracy. he calls insurrectionists who stormed the capitol patriots, patriots. what do you think would have happened if black americans had stormed the capitol? trump's legal fate is now in the hands of 12 jurors. both presidential candidates are using his legal woes to make their case for reelection. voters will have the final say this november, and if convicted, former president trump faces anything from

probation to prison time. and even if he is found guilty, trump can still be elected president. ginger and whatever that verdict will be brie it will be historic. thank you. brie jackson from washington. now new at six. there is one less flag flying at san francisco's civic center plaza. according to the chronicle, the city removed the appeal to heaven banner this past saturday. the flag is currently embroiled in controversy. macy. it was seen outside supreme court justice samuel alioto's home following its association with the u.s. capitol insurrection. now, originally, the flag was flown during george washington's ships during the revolutionary war. conservative movements have used it in recent years, including those who participated in events on january 6th as well. a stinging setback for scott peterson's legal team and their effort to win him a new trial. a san mateo county judge denying nearly all of the dna testing requests from

peterson's defense team yesterday. now, the judge did allow one of the team's 14 requests the retesting of duct tape found on laci peterson's body. peterson appeared virtually in that hearing yesterday. attorneys for la's innocence project, they're actually leading this case as he serves life in prison for the 2022 2002 murder of his wife and unborn son. his former defense attorney, mark geragos, believes that that ruling still renews hope to clear him if you can develop a profile of this duct tape as a result of the kind of, the more robust techniques available in the scientific arena now than there was 20 years ago. and that leads to a profile of somebody else, and that somebody else, is a viable suspect. yes. that's a way to unravel this. stanislaus county prosecutors argue testing had already been done and many of

the cases and repeated dna testing is protected under victim family protection laws. they also maintain what peterson's team calls a bloody mattress, found years after peterson's conviction, in fact, contains no blood. another hearing is scheduled for july. new conflicts at uc santa cruz are prompting leaders to close campus today. classes will, however, continue online now. this is new video shot overnight of the blockade, first put up by pro-palestinian demonstrators on tuesday. it's literally blocking access to the school with a makeshift plywood barrier. the chancellor says protesters were asked to allow cars onto the campus but would not comply. well, today is the deadline for boeing to tell federal regulators how it plans to fix safety and quality problems, which have plagued the aircraft manufacturer. the faa requiring boeing to produce a turnaround plan following the blowout of that door panel on an alaska airlines flight back in january,

whistleblowers accused the company of taking shortcuts. now the company boeing is disputing those claims. the faa has limited production of its 737 max, boeing's top selling plane, as well. let's take a live look at san rafael this morning. it's not as clear as it is down here in san jose when we saw it earlier, but meteorologist kari hall says things may start to warm up later today. yeah, and it really depends on where you are as how warm it gets. we are going to see a big range in our microclimates in dublin. it's going to be warmer this afternoon. we're seeing a lot more sunshine and a clear sky here. we're in the upper 60s at 9:00. at 1:00 we're already at 81 degrees and we'll stay in the low 80s for much of the afternoon. and then quickly see those temperatures drop later this evening as we take a look at our highs around the bay area, you'll feel that warmth in morgan hill. we'll see a high of 87 there, 89 in concord, 84 in napa and novato, while san

francisco stays in the 60s for today. we'll take a look ahead to a cooler weekend coming up. mike, you've been watching gas prices and it seems like they're still pretty high. yeah, they're pretty high. but you know what? we're holding steady, at least in many of our spots in san mateo county, which often has our highest prices, it actually leads our list today with the lowest on our list with 457 at arco on westborough boulevard in south san francisco. next best price on our chart today at san jose's xcel gas and mart. that's 465 at their shop on north first street. i actually went to this about a month ago that you may be time to visit again. the lowest listed for richmond is 469 at united oil on 23rd street. that's rounds out our list. you can find this list and you can report your local prices at gasbuddy.com. helping everyone on the roadways a smooth flow of traffic. we do have that alert for the south county and gilroy. 152 but we're looking over here. no major issues of traffic break was scheduled where the arrow shows you heading north on 880 toward fifth. they did stop traffic for

a couple of seconds. we'll watch for those sensors, but i think they may have cleared it very quickly. there was a disabled vehicle on the right side of the roadway, and a smooth drive in toward the maze and the bay bridge back to you. all right, mike, thanks. well, some popular trails are about to shut down in san francisco. and let's just say your summer hiking plans may need to change. coming up, the closures coming to one city's popular vistas. well, you can just sit on the couch and eat some fast food, and there's free delivery on that. i'll tell you how. let's go out to the futures this morning. it's going to be red, i know that. we'll explain why coming up. plus how i need somebody help! not just anybody. so a piece of musical history from one of rock's music. rock music's biggest ever songs just sold for a hard to imagine price tag. yeah it's long and winding road from someone's attic to a pretty much a center of rock

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70s. it's going to be a warmer afternoon, but a nice little cool down for the weekend. in spots. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. now we're looking at the bay bridge with the bright light from the sunshine. so if you're coming over from san francisco to the east bay, bring those sunglasses . and if you're going from oakland into san francisco, you actually have some pretty good movement. the build up is a little more gradual, but it is continuing. of course. well good morning. very happy thursday to you. the latest gdp data just into our newsroom shows consumer spending is slowing. that should help slow inflation. inflation fears still pushing the market down. nasdaq though still near all time records thanks in part to the amazing performance of santa clara's nvidia now crm that's salesforce has a arrow. but that was yesterday. revenue numbers came in short of expectation that stock fell 17% in after hours trading. leaders at kohl's just spoke with

analysts and reporters showed us very poor sales numbers. coal says it lost money in the last quarter $27 million net sales were down $2 billion from the same time last year, the ceo said. we recognize we have work to do. the wall street journal says donald trump and elon musk are talking about some kind of position for musk in a trump white house. this is video of musk serving on an industry advisory council. in 2016, he quit after trump pulled the us out of the paris climate accords . the rest of the team, more than a dozen ceos, quit in mass after trump's both sides comment on charlottesville. now, the journal says musk did not return their calls for comment on that story. the fed is out with the beige book, a quarterly look at how the economy is doing through stories instead of numbers. it described the unemployment situation in the west coast, the san francisco region, to be, quote, a lock in situation.

employers are generally not laying off workers, and workers are not quitting as often. in recent years, though, they're laying off at phoenix labs, the video game maker with offices in foster city, tells the state it's cutting 162 people there. that's the third layoff in less than a year, and amazon says it will bundle a free subscription to grubhub with its prime membership. prime members will not pay a delivery fee on deliveries costing $12 or more. grubhub will be embedded right into the amazon app. i got to get better at doing those sorts of things. you know where they bundle hulu and netflix or something. i'm not paying attention or i'm paying for doordash, but grubhub is free with the prime. i get just chris chmura can come over to my house and set it all up for you, right? get a bottle of wine and, you know, and we'll just get it done. and you got to get him some $30 pancakes. exactly to get enough from doordash. yeah, i'll just go pick him up. yeah, well, i'm calling you next.

marcus, i want pancakes. i'll pick him up on my way. a good point, though. good point. you bet. we'll do it. six for you. a heads up if you're considering a summer hike through the san francisco's twin peaks. so the trail at noho peak and the nearby switchback trail. well, they're going to be closed in the middle of next month. and this is all because they're going to be renovated in that area. it's going to be in phases that work this summer is going to include replacing box steps, retaining walls, as well as split rail fencing. both trails will be closed for several months during the construction. there is more work slated to take place next year. all right, turning for you this morning. the sale of a historic guitar to the tune of nearly $3 million. what a tune that is. and this ain't no ukulele either. it's a hootenanny acoustic 12 string guitar. famous strummed by john lennon on one of the beatles most famous songs ever. that's help. now, lennon and beatles bandmate george harrison

actually both used it at various times for the help and rubber soul albums. it was then lost for some 50 years before being found in the attic of a rock music manager who received it by way of a musical friend of lennon's. it sold at auction yesterday to an unidentified buyer for just under $2.9 million, and that is the fifth highest selling guitar ever. and you know, the highest one. which one? i looked it up. oh, you did 6 million. well, a little bit over 6 million. yeah. kurt cobain actually played it. it's a 1959 martin d-18e. wow. that's amazing. you got both of those guitars down parts. oh, i'm sorry, not till you pick it up. tune in friday when you hear me playing. all right, well, we'll be waiting on that. we're also waiting for a cool down for some of the inland areas that are going to be dealing with some heat today. when you take a look at this shot, it's like, oh, i already know it's going to be a warm day when it's all clear in

san francisco. and we're starting out with that. look at the bright sunshine. our valleys are going to be hotter today. well along the coastline. it stays in the 60s. there will be a few low 90s inland. the weekend comes down a few degrees. it's going to be a little bit cooler, but there will be some summer heat ahead for the month of june. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. for most of us, it still is going to be very nice and spring like 71 in san mateo, 84, novato, 86, in martinez. but the farther you go inland, the hotter it's going to be. fairfield today we're looking at a high of 91 and 85 in san jose, and it's about the same tomorrow as well all across the bay area. but then a significant cooldown coming our way on saturday for the valleys, while once again along the coast, it's about the same. the last time we had a 90 degree day in san jose, believe it or not, was back in october where we hit 93 degrees, but it looks like we may have some 90s

in the forecast for next week. we're going to be watching next wednesday and thursday for a spike in those temperatures. and i know once we get to june, we're like, okay, i'm just bracing for the heat. i know it's coming. we're going to see that after this weekend. so enjoy those mid 70s we have coming our way from saturday through sunday and for some spots even into monday. but then after that it's going to get much hotter with a lot of sunshine and even our morning temperatures will be warmer as well. we're in the mid 60s for san francisco. mike, you're concerned about a couple of east bay spots? yeah. overall the map looks great. i mean, look, the speed sensors are just fine. peninsula and most of the east bay continued issue and continued slowing show up. chp says the traffic break north 880 right around fifth, and may be blocking all lanes for just a few minutes as they move a vehicle from the right lane to the shoulder. but we'll get an update from them shortly. we're looking at slowing south 680 around crow canyon road as well. it's a disabled vehicle there. back to you. thanks a lot, mike.

623 for you this morning combatting our climate in crisis coming up for you. the new funding set to bring more electric school busses to the bay area. wow. that's nice. and as we head into a break, a reminder this is the place to watch the giants battle the yankees tomorrow night at oracle park. our coverage starts at 7 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. let's go giants

be riding on green school busses this week, the epa, along with the biden administration, announced funding for over 530 school districts in the u.s. to get a fleet of electric school busses. this includes some right here in the bay area like alameda unified, fruitvale elementary and oakland, san mateo union high and cabrillo unified, and half moon bay clean transportation, an especially for youth, helps improve air quality and in, in and around schools. it also helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and experts say it can boost a child's economic academic excellence. this bipartisan alignment that there is an important need to invest in our kids, in making sure that their

environment is as clean as possible, and one of the sources that children deal with throughout america are the diesel emissions from school busses. and some of the other projects students are working on include composting, avoiding food waste, and preventing plastic pollution. the epa administrator also says there will be more schools around the u.s. getting heat pumps to help heat and cool schools efficiently, and we have more stories like these and solutions on our website. nbcbayarea.com. click on the climate in crisis tab. thank you for that, kerri. well, we've got a lot more ahead for you at 630, including our breaking news this morning coming out of the east bay. correct. marcus, where an overnight fire has devastated what has been described as a pillar of the community here in castro valley. we'll take you live to the lake chabot public market. stay with

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an update on the ongoing firefight and the first look at the damage done. now that the sun is up. plus captured overnight, that inmate back in custody this morning after breaking out. new details on where he was found and who was helping him during the escape. and while the world waits, a jury deliberates. we'll have the

very latest on the trump trial. this is today in the bay good thursday morning. the weekend is almost here. i'm ginger conejero saab filling in for laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. well, it is a busy morning. first, we want to check out the cybertruck powered coffee shop. look at this. yes, it is a creation beyond all of our wildest dreams there. well, stick around, because this is going to be something that we're going to talk about a little bit later in the show. we're going to showcase their invention coming up for you. you don't want to miss that. and ginger and i got a little sip of the coffee. it's good that coffee is going to take us straight to the weekend too. and that weather that awaits us. meteorologist kari hall has what's up ahead. i hope it has that kind of magical powers where i can just be like, oh, it's saturday, all right. well, we're starting out with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. it is a clear start all across the bay area. we have sunshine. let's get you ready for the day in brentwood with a

look at the trend of temperatures that goes from mid 60s at 7:00 to 91 degrees at 3:00 today it's going to be a hot afternoon and we're going to see that for the inland areas. but if you're in san francisco, it's going to be very much like it was yesterday in the upper 60s. there wide range in temperatures where san jose is going to hit a high of 85 degrees will be at 77 today in hayward. and in oakland, we'll talk about what's ahead and some events going on coming up in a few minutes. thanks a lot, carrie. now we are following breaking news in the east bay, where a massive fire took place at a popular neighborhood gathering spot. now, today in the bay's bob redell is live near the lake chabot public market in castro valley. and bob, we saw the flames. they looked very intense. our firefighters making any progress at this point? well, sadly, this is just a devastating image for people here in castro valley, especially live off lake chabot road to see the lake chabot public market in this state

right now it is a loss. it has been destroyed. you can see the fire department. what they're trying to do right now is just actually put out the fire. as far as progress, yes, they made progress or they achieved the goal of keeping this contained. it did not spread to that auto repair shop, which is to just the right side of your screen. nor did it spread to the homes on the back side. but as far as the lake chabot public market, this fire was just too big, and the alameda county fire department, they just could not stop it from destroying this building and the businesses inside. as i mentioned, this is a huge loss for the community. a battalion chief who was raised here in castro valley who ate here a lot, says this market, which is family owned, was a pillar of the community. the fire started around 220 this morning. it grew so large that the fire department had to call for a third alarm. firefighters were fighting on the inside for roughly an hour to try to save the building, but eventually they had to pull out as the roof began to collapse. inside were at least six businesses,

according to the public markets website. a butcher, a barbecue place, a milk and cookie bar, a poke bar, a ramen place and a boba tea place. all of that now gone. one of the owners is, you know, childhood friend of mine. we grew up together, you know, went to high school together. so this is a pinnacle in the community. it's really sad to see this happen. we, we tried the best we could. we were in there for about an hour on the interior working and the roof started to give way, and we had to pull out. an investigator will be out here later today to try to determine the cause of this devastating fire. but the battalion chief tells me that right now, this does not appear to be suspicious. lake chabot road, which we're standing on, is shut down for a couple blocks in either direction from the public market reporting live here in castro valley. bob redell today in the bay. thanks a lot, bob. now, our team has been sending out updates about this fire all morning long. and if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc

bay area app to get updates as we learn more. new overnight the manhunt for the escaped inmate comes to an end. i want to show you some video. the san benito county sheriff says that daniel lopez avila was captured last night in san jose, and his girlfriend, luis mendoza, was also arrested and is believed to have helped him during the escape through. two were found in a hotel room. you might recall zavala actually escaped to san benito county jail on tuesday morning. the county sheriff says lack of staffing contributed to him being able to escape, and we continue to wait on the jury and former president donald trump's first criminal case all eyes now on the courthouse in new york city, which you are getting a look at right now, live. and meanwhile, scott mcgrew all kinds of claims and counterclaims flying back and forth on social media. they are. and you know what? here's a shocker. not all of them are

true. we'll go over some of them in just a second, so we'll go over those in just a moment. we do have some technical problems today. okay. well as far as the case goes, the judge in the case has told trump to stick around the courthouse in manhattan as the jury enters, enters its second day of deliberations. trump of course, charged with falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment made to an adult film star to silence her claims ahead of the 2016 election. they they had had an affair for years or several years earlier, she said. the jury has asked to testimony of the first witness in the case, david national enquirer. pecker testified he had made a deal with trump to quash bad news about him, including another affair with a playboy model. so the social media, many people making a big deal that the judge in the case did not allow the jury to take a

written copy of the jury instructions into the jury rooms. these jury instructions are not secret. you can print them off the internet, but new york law has a peculiarity. it doesn't allow juries to take the instructions with them. they can ask all the questions they want. they can ask them to be reread, but they don't get a copy. so it's the state and not the judge that is making that decision. there's also confusion over what the jury has to agree on. remember, in new york, business record fraud is a misdemeanor unless you fake the records in an attempt to cover up another crime, and then it's a felony when considering the linchpin crime, the jury has to be unanimous that trump's guilty that he faked business records. what is unusual is that second part a juror has to think trump meddled in the election by committing any one of several crimes. that brings it up to a felony. it doesn't matter which crime. that's a technicality. trump stoking the confusion.

nobody knows what the crime is because there's no crime. nobody knows what the crime is. the da didn't name the crime. they don't know what the crime is. that's what the problem is. all right. let me put this another way. jurors have to be unanimous that trump committed a crime falsifying business records. that's. did he do it? prosecutors say trump did it to cover up important information from voters. that's the why. and election meddling brings the crime up to a felony. the how did he meddle can be any one of a number of different actions. so long as he took one of those actions, this one or that one. the jury doesn't have to agree so long as they agreed it happened. president biden has largely refrained from commenting on the case in order to avoid feeding the incorrect claim that his justice department is behind the prosecution. it is not biden and vice president harris were in pennsylvania wednesday looking

to boost the black vote. today, 1 in 3 women and more than half of black women of reproductive age live in a state with an abortion ban, a trump abortion ban, and if he wins a second term, a promise to he's going to go even further. so all of this is to say, who sits in the white house matters. we continue to wait for word from the jury. we'll, of course, break in with a special report. the moment, marcus, we know that the jury has a verdict, or certainly we'll be watching for that. scott. thank you. well, now we want to take a live look in san jose. this is where today, city leaders are issuing a new call for greater transparency when it comes to hundreds of millions of dollars in recent homeless funding, a new state audit finds that san jose, not adequately accounting for spending $300 million over the past seven. several years later today, two council members, including

district seven ben anderson, will call for a comprehensive san jose audit. this is to ensure that that money went to the proper places. we deal into the weeds and find out where is that money, where did it go? and we need to if it's gone to other jurisdiction that doesn't belong to them, we want to make sure we recover that. the audit will also call for new accountability . hetty in the city's response to homelessness and exploring options to improve it. well this weekend there's going to be a huge electron dance party, i should say, taking place at civic center plaza in san francisco. well, two of the hottest electronic music performers in the world will be there skrillex and fred again. and organizers say they'll have 20,000 people, 25,000 people, rather, in the civic center plaza, and they'll be coming in

from 20 states. the spike in visitors is expected to help struggling restaurants, other businesses in the area as well. concert organizers are asking everyone to take public transit. the concert goes from 630 to 10 on saturday night, but i'm sure the party will continue on. and for a look at how the weekend forecast is shaping up, we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall, because we know that party is not going to stop at ten kari, and it may not start at 630. so what's the weather going to be like? and if you sell hoodies, get out there because they're going to be buying them this weekend. if they're not prepared for the temperatures in the 60s that we'll see dropping into the low 50s with those gusty winds. and we're also expecting more clouds and fog. it's going to be a chilly weekend in the city, no matter if you're going there or around some of the other events. if you want some warmer weather, you might want to head down to redwood city, where we are going to see music on the square kicking off for tomorrow evening. we'll be at 70 degrees

as you're setting up your chair, getting your spot, and then throughout the evening, temperatures will be dropping quickly into the low 60s, even upper 50s. and san leandro. we have the cherry festival happening on saturday. the parade kicks off at 10 a.m. and the festival just goes on throughout the day. it's going to be a nice one, going from 61 degrees at 10:00 to seeing some upper 60s into the afternoon and checking out the fairy fest that will be happening at the oakland ferry terminal terminal on saturday, and we're going to see some great weather for that as well. mike, did you say things are getting better out there? yeah. you did not mishear me. we have a bay bridge toll plaza. okay. it's not worse here. it's standard, but where it's better is over here in oakland. look, everywhere else showing a pretty light commute there. oakland had a big slowdown northbound 880. the traffic break approaching fifth. but they cleared the vehicle. and now a pretty quick recovery. the other issue the disabled vehicle for southbound 680 around crow canyon has also cleared. now this will not clear until the morning commute, but

it's only overnight the maintenance for the webster tube from oakland into alameda. and locals know that you can use these bridges to keep you going over the water overnight. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. and a pelican became a local star after interrupting a giants game. he wasn't a pinch hitter. no no no no, the bird is just an example of a bigger problem with the state's brown pelicans. up next, the positive update on the rally pelican. when we return. plus, it's time to rise and grind. how about if i told you that you can get your next coffee cup from a tesla cybertruck? i've got a latte explaining to do. keep

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one bird actually went viral when it landed in oracle's outfield. this was during the giants baseball game. this two weeks ago. now fans and players, they actually started calling the team's rally pelican and experts, though, say that it actually highlighted a much bigger problem. hundreds of sick and starving pelicans actually have been found recently. this is all due to less access this year to normally flourishing food sources. today, the fairfield group international bird rescue, they're going to actually release dozens of rehabilitated brown pelicans from fort baker over in

sausalito. it's nice. we're rallying for those pelicans and cheering for them to now, days after memorial day, a bay area man who served our country during world war two is set to attend the 80th anniversary of d-day in less than 30 minutes. 99 year old dan doherty will board a plane for normandy, france. the fairfield man is among 70 american world war two veterans who have been invited to take part in american airlines old glory honor flight. they will be in normandy through june 8th. president joe biden and french president emmanuel macron are expected to attend the ceremony commemorating d-day, a week from today and today is also special. not only is mister doherty taking off for france, it's also his birthday. bon anniversaire. are we going home? okay, so let's talk about. absolutely. let's talk about something. a lot of people, at least this time of day, know about. yeah. time to rise and

grind. we're talking about grinding that coffee. so there is a cybertruck powered coffee shop. it's making waves here in silicon valley. and today in the bay. cinthia pimentel joins us now with an up close look at that shop. and cynthia, have you gotten a cup of joe or 2 or 3 in the last hour? so far, i have only had one. we had a little bit of a live studio audience a little bit ago that got to taste this really good coffee with such an amazing technology. and i'm here with mabel and ming. they are co-owners of moon lake coffee roasters. former tech workers poured their vision into this design. and ming, tell me a little bit about this. you have a lot of insight with this technology. it powers it up. what can you tell us about why you went with this design? yeah, so this is our mobile coffee experience platform. and the truck actually ticked all the boxes for us. this whole design is centered around this fully

commercial 200, 200 pound espresso machine. so it's powered off of two 40 volt, which this truck can deliver. and so we've just welded this custom platform that this rides on and everything kind of folds up and just slides in and out of the bed. so it's super mobile. we can get in places that, you know, big food trucks and trailers can't, and we can keep up with full commercial volume. so yeah, that's why we went with it. what do people think when they first, you know, pull up and see this kind of design? are they just amazed at it? what's been kind of the feedback that you've gotten? you know, it's really funny. some people see the truck first and they think the wrap is really cool, and then they get mind blown when they see the espresso coming out the back or vice versa. they'll see the espresso and they'll not realize there's a whole cyber truck behind it, but yeah, i think a lot of people are just their first thought is like, how can you power all this equipment? the whole day and drive home? and turns out we only use about 10% powering, like, you know, full cafe volume for the whole day. so yeah, that's one of the big questions

we get energy efficient and giving the people what they want . right. well, mabel, tell me, where can people find you? because cyber trucks turn heads all across the bay area, but you're giving them coffee, too. so where can we go to find you to, you know, making us a cup of coffee? yeah. so if you don't see us driving around town, you can find us on sundays at cupertino, deanza college farmers market from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, that's actually our temporary home. while we are building out our cafe, roastery later this year in west san jose. so targeting opening in september of 2024. looking forward to having people in four walls. all right, everybody, you heard it here. stay tuned for the next location. and this is a really, you know, innovative design. once you see it up close in person it really takes your breath away. and the coffee is just the cherry on top. it is delicious. so we're going to be here and we'll wait for you. marcus and ginger to come and

have a little sip with us after the show as well. but for now in san jose. cinthia pimentel, nbc, bay area news no need to wait for us because we're having our cup of joe right now. cheers we're charge up with coffee. cheers. cheers you know what? the electrical thing. if i had that much caffeine, i wouldn't need an electrical charge either. it's like, whoa, here we go. cybertruck. i had a few sips earlier, and our production assistant, mary lou and ginger was saying, look. oh, the coffee's kicking in. because i was, you know, doing what i normally do anyway around the studio, you know, jumping around, but, you know, they say the coffee works, so it's. i'm not a coffee drinker, so, you know, i am i know same i'm like, how do you do it, marcus. what, on this ship? yeah, definitely. coffee drinker. yeah it is. coffee later. iced coffee later. yeah. we're brewing up some heat for the inland areas for today, even though it's starting out cool. this morning, take a look at our highs for this afternoon. we are going to see still a wide range in temperatures. so if you're in san francisco half moon bay it's going to be very

much like it was yesterday. but if you're in the east bay, the south bay, even the north bay, it's going to be warmer than it was yesterday. we're headed for the mid to upper 80s, even up to 91, in fairfield this afternoon and tomorrow, just as hot while we're still looking at some mild bay and coastal weather with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. so it's going to really be spread out. but then on saturday we get a stronger breeze and that's going to help bring down those temperatures just a little bit. the last time san jose hit 90 degrees was way back in october. and i know at this point in spring, we haven't hit 90 in san jose yet. and you're probably like, i can wait a little bit longer. well, we'll have to see what happens next week because it does show that we're going to see an intense area of high pressure building and that could give us some extreme temperatures for next wednesday and thursday. but in the meantime, this weekend, enjoy those 70s. we are going to have a beautiful weekend coming our way. after getting the warmer weather today, it's going to cool off a few more degrees

for tomorrow and into the weekend. next week once again is when we could see those temperatures ramping back up. and san francisco is holding steady here with a lot of 60s throughout the forecast. mike, you're tracking a crash and the impact on the commute. exactly. and most of our commute is looking great. it's a lighter build around the bay and most of the issues have cleared. but we take you straight down over here toward the continued closure of westbound 152. this happened early this morning and it continues. there's a refrigerator truck on its side. there's a bit of fuel that's spilled westbound that's coming in from casa de fruta over toward 101. so if you're heading to i-5, you'll have to take the reroute, though either direction. frazier lake, back to you. thank you. mike. happening now, a new lifeline for a peninsula train crossing many believe needs a massive safety overhaul. the broadway crossing in burlingame is considered the most dangerous in california. city leaders say state lawmakers this week agreed to a budget revision, which would greenlight the construction of a new grade

separation. now, the overall price tag for the project is approaching $300 million. it also includes federal and local nding. we'll be rightfu

welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay. want to begin with that breaking news out of castro valley? want to give you a live look this morning at that scene. this is where six businesses are a total loss after an overnight fire ripped through the lake chabot public market. and you can see right here the flames. this is what happened overnight. that roof engulfed with flames. video shot around 330 this morning. lake chabot road remains closed at quarrel at at quail avenue.

and right now there is no word of a cause of this fire. the manhunt for an escaped inmate is over. danielle lopez zavala was captured last night in san jose. cevallos girlfriend luz mendoza was also arrested and is believed to have helped him during the escape. the two were found in a hotel room. zavala escaped the san benito county jail tuesday morning and here's a live look at a manhattan federal courthouse in new york city. that's where jurors are resuming deliberations, and donald trump's hush money trial. the jury received the case yesterday. they're actually weighing whether the former president falsified business records in order to cover up an affair with an adult actress. stormy daniels, days before the 2016 election. during day one of the deliberations, the jury did ask to rehear portions of testimony. a unanimous jury will be needed for a conviction or acquittal, and before we go, let's take a quick look at the weather with meteorologist kari

hall. nice and sunny all across the bay area, and also cool if you're in one of the areas that's going to be heating up. get in those outdoor activities early and bay area traffic is lighter, but it's still there. here's the south bay we continue to build in your usual suspect routes. and the today show is just moments away. however, we are continuing today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms live at eight pints for pause. the way that you can help animals in need this weekend while grabbing a brew, change drinks from morning to night right. look, thanks for joining us here on today in the bay today show starts next i like that buenos jueves por la mañana. día dos de las deliberaciones en el juicio donald trumps. y podría ser otro día largo para los jurados. es el 30 de mayo. esto es hoy.