whether we're going to tell you what you can expect for father's day. plus, the supreme court strikes down a ban on rapid fire bump stocks. we break down the political fight that reopens and the other decisions to come from

the justices. but first, a security guard and a gunman get into a fight at a drugstore in fremont. the guard is now dead. we're live at the store with the very latest. welcome to the special edition of nbc bay area news. i'm audrey asistio, and i'm garvin thomas. we're on early because of the us open golf tournament. we got a lot to tell you about this busy friday. a security guard was shot and killed and another man was stabbed inside a bay area drug store. it happened at the cvs at the hub shopping center in fremont late last night. now police are trying to sort out exactly what happened. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at the scene with more damian. well, garvin, a lot of rattled nerves here at what's known as a fremont hub, a strip mall on maori avenue in fremont. this afternoon, police are still trying to piece together what exactly happened in the overnight hours. customers who showed up today at the cvs looking to pick up their prescriptions or other medicine,

or perhaps do some other shopping instead found the store closed signs at the front door only said it was a temporary closure. we did see employees inside the store this afternoon. the closure comes after a security guard was shot and killed around 11:00 last night. it happened during what police say was a confrontation with another man. they're not saying much about exactly what happened, except that the security guard was shot and killed, and the man he was confronting had been stabbed. that man was taken to a local hospital. no word on his condition tonight. today we spoke with a woman who stopped by the store to drop off flowers at the front door. she says she knows two guards who work at the cvs, and isn't sure which of the two has been shot because police are not releasing any names yet. they really helped us out and he's always welcome us when we're here. so i just wanted to bring the flowers here so they know that we appreciate their work. dana thomas says she works at a nearby store and is worried

because she says they get shoplifters all the time and notes their rule is to avoid confrontation and let the suspects go. again, it's unclear tonight if the shooter at the cvs was a customer or was shoplifting. all police will say tonight is that this was a deadly confrontation and that the investigation continues. now, in a statement this afternoon, cvs said that the guard worked for a company called metro one. cvs says it is providing counselors to the employees here today and they are cooperating with the investigation. we're live in fremont. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. thank you. damian. a deadly freeway crash involving a person on a scooter is under investigation. tonight, the chp says the victim was riding that scooter on highway 87 when they were hit and killed. this happened in the northbound lanes at the taylor street exit around three this morning. the chp is asking anyone who might have witnessed the crash to call police. heads up. three car crash with an

overturned big rig are causing major traffic delays in pleasanton right now. crash happened on interstate 580, in the area of hopyard and dougherty road just before 10:00 this morning. so right now, one westbound lane is still closed as crews work to offload almost 50 pounds of product from that big rig. chp says they hope to have the lane reopened by 5:00. thankfully, there were only minor injuries. g7 leaders wrapped up their summit in italy today and for the first time ever, a pope attended. pope francis addressed world leaders and held a private meeting with president biden. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with the details. the g7 coming to a close in italy with an historic address, the pontiff taking part in the conference for the first time. pope francis raising alarms about artificial intelligence and the impact it could have on human relations, saying we can take it for

granted that its use will influence in a growing way our social interaction, our way of life. the pope also warning about the use of autonomous unmanned lethal weapons called meaning no machine, should ever decide whether to take the life of a human being away after repeatedly calling for peace amid conflicts in gaza and ukraine, pope francis meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy this after g7 leaders agreed to provide ukraine a $50 billion loan and the u.s. committed to long term support. we'll be with you, grant, until they prevail in this war. russian president vladimir putin claiming he's ready for peace talks if ukraine drops its nato ambitions and withdraws ukrainian forces from four regions annexed by moscow. ukraine calling putin's proposal absurd. at the end of the day, mostly what's going to happen is the russians have to come apart. internal bailey through the

massive casualties they've had president biden ending his foreign policy trip with a private meeting with the pope. it comes just days after a jury found the president's son, hunter, guilty of gun crimes. a devout catholic navigating challenges at home and abroad, president biden last met with pope francis at the vatican back in 2021 and praised him as the most significant warrior for peace he'd ever met in washington. brie jackson, nbc news brie. thank you. a judge has approved the liquidation of infowars founder and conspiracy theorist alex jones personal assets. so this paves the way for the payment to the families of sandy hook shooting victims. jones owes them more than $1 billion in damages in connection to lying about the 2012 school massacre. he claimed for years that the school killings were staged with actors as part of a

government plot to seize americans guns. judge has yet to rule on whether jones must also relinquish control of his infowars media platform and its parent company, free speech systems. attorney general merrick garland will not be prosecuted for contempt of congress. that's the decision from the justice department today after garland refused to turn over audio of president joe biden's interview with the special counsel in his classified documents case, justice department says refusal to provide the audio was not a crime. the house of representatives voted on wednesday to hold garland in contempt of congress. democrats are accusing republicans of wanting that audio to cut into soundbites for political purposes in a major blow to gun opponents, the supreme court has struck down a federal ban on devices which inflict greater damage in mass shootings. justices have ended the ban on bump stocks, and as nbc scott mcgrew explains, this decision is likely just the first

surrounding several important cases. reporter that's right, the bump stocks is a big story, but it's notable on how we're still waiting on other cases. presidential immunity, guns in the hands of domestic abusers, and another abortion case. as for the bump stock case, donald trump, when he was president, instructed the atf to restrict bump stocks, the device used by the las vegas concert shooter that allowed him to fire his semiautomatic rifle like a machine gun. the question before the court while the government can ban machine guns, can it ban a device that allows a rifle to fire like a machine gun? the high court, in a63 ruling, said no, the government may not restrict bump stocks. it kind of comes down to mechanicals, a machine gun, rapid fires when you hold down the trigger, a semi-automatic with a bump stock rapid fires by helping the shooter depress the trigger over and over. and those two things are not the same, says the court justice thomas, writing for the

majority, says a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock does not fire more than one shot by a single function of the trigger. now, trump's campaign issued a statement praising the second amendment, saying the court's decision must be respected, though remember, it was trump who pushed the atf to create the ban and that line a court's decision must be respected. unusual for mr. trump. the other gun case we're waiting on, which the court did not release today, is whether it's constitutional to take away a domestic abusers guns. does hitting a spouse or partner change your second amendment right to carry a weapon? we should get that decision next week. right now, the laws generally require those accused of partner abuse to turn over their weapons. the thought is that makes it safer for the partner, as well as police officers who may respond to domestic abuse calls, but that could change next week. back to you. all right, scott, thanks, scott. and switch gears now to

focus on our weather as we take a live look across the bay area. at this hour, we are headed for a beautiful father's day weekend and meteorologist vianey arana is here now with all of the details. vianey. are we still expecting a little wind this weekend though? we are, and we're going to notice it, especially heading into father's day. that's also going to bring concerns for elevated fire danger, but at least temperature wise we're going to be cooling off just a few degrees right now, though, today is going to be likely our warmest day heading into the weekend. notice we've got some 60s around the coast and the peninsula stretching down through san jose. we're at about 81 degrees, and if you notice in through areas like livermore and up through vacaville, we're still seeing some upper 80s and 90s. i mentioned how we're likely going to be seeing today as the warmest. and you notice right down through morgan hill running about 18 degrees warmer. now, we had a little bit of ridging, but we've got a trough. the influence of that is what's going to start to kick up the winds. we've already seen some breezy winds right now and if you notice we've got clear skies. so we are looking good as

far as sunshine goes. but we are expecting to see an increase in fire danger. and even though the temperatures will dip down into the 60s, we're going to notice a little bit of cloud cover overnight into the early morning hours. here's what we can expect, and i'll talk about in more detail coming up in a few minutes. we've got the windy weekend, especially for the north bay in the mountain passes as we head into sunday and monday, we're going to see even higher elevated fire danger. i'll let you know what areas are going to be seen. red flag warnings in through parts of california. and then, of course, what to expect in the extended outlook coming up in a few minutes. all right. sounds good vanna. thank you. and it is going to be a big weekend for stanford graduates. university is holding its main commencement on sunday. this follows a chaotic few weeks that included protesters occupying the school's president's office. if you are attending, here's what you can expect. only eligible graduates can request tickets for their friends and family. anyone over 16 will have to show some form of id and all items will be subject to search. but because of this protest, about a

week ago, some students won't be walking the stage. 13 people were arrested. you might remember after occupying the university president's office building, ten and the quad were defaced with graffiti as well. university also disbanded the pro-palestinian encampment after months on campus. the university said it was threatening community safety, although the students there said that protest remained peaceful. a new state audit is calling out vta, saying the agency needs reforms. it comes a week after the agency broke ground on a long debated project, which connects the eastridge transit center and the alum rock station. auditors are focusing their criticism on financial oversight and project management. they also say vta's board structure is limited to elected officials, which likely leads to members with limited experience in transportation or transit issues. menlo state park is menlo park state assemblyman marc berman first requested the audit in 2022. vta issued a response saying it is now in the process of implementing more than a dozen recommendations

outlined in the report. federal prosecutors, along with the dea and fbi, are ramping up nighttime operations. it's all part of the ongoing push to crack down on drug dealing in san francisco's tenderloin. agents so far have seized more than 5 pounds of meth, 11 pounds of fentanyl and more than $20,000 in cash. more than 20 federal criminal complaints have now been issued. last november, the federal government first announced an all hands on deck approach in the tenderloin by adding more crime fighting resources while governor newsom is announcing a big move when it comes to the california national guard, he's more than doubling the deployment at all entry ports as part of drug task force operations. this is to help combat the flow of fentanyl and other narcotics into the u.s. last fall, newsom first announced increasing national guard enforcement at four ports of entry along the us mexico border. we're just getting started here at 4:00 and coming

up a subway rescue caught on camera. a professional rock climber jumps into action after seeing a man collapse on subway tracks and ready to make a public appearance when and where princess kate will bes she recovers f aro

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this was in new york, where two men jumped in to rescue a man who had collapsed and fallen onto the subway tracks. one of those men, jordan cannon, a 30 year old professional rock climber, was visiting new york city. jordan says when he saw the man fall, he knew he had to do something. as a friend recorded the whole thing bleeding from the head, very limp. i mean, felt like lifting up a dead body. and i was definitely concerned. obviously it's risky to jump down onto the subway tracks. you're told not to do that, and you can tell just how close jordan himself was to disaster. watch this. notice how close he comes to

touching the third rail, which carries up to 625v of electricity. wow glad they're okay. well, kate, the princess of wales, is set to make her public return this weekend in a new message released today. along with this picture, she says she is still undergoing cancer treatment, but she will attend the trooping the color ceremony tomorrow. annual military ceremony celebrates the official birthday of king charles. it will be her first official appearance since she revealed her diagnosis earlier this year. in her statement, the princess revealed that she still has a few months of treatment left but is making good progress . record rainfall is taking a toll on california's beaches, with a report saying 75% of them could disappear in the next 75 years. nbc nightly news liz creutz has a closer look at what's being done to save them. hey guys. liz here in san diego, where many of the beaches now look like this, mostly cobble and rocks, little to no sand,

which beyond just making a beach enjoyable, is critical to protecting these bluffs and all the homes and infrastructure here on the coast. so coming up on nightly news, we're going to talk about what is being done to save california's diminishing beaches as the state deals with rapid coastal erosion. and you could watch nbc nightly news with lester holt tonight at 630. the alameda county fair kicks off today in pleasanton, and a new show is flying through the air. it's called the canine stars stunt dog show. it features a world class team of dog trainers and their pups. they've been seen on several tv shows, including america's got talent. and here's something that may surprise you. all the dogs in the show are rescues. truthfully, any dog has potential. they're all very talented in their own way. we just meet each dog from a shelter and take a look at what they might be best at. you can catch all the stunt dog action at the alameda county fair through july seventh. and i know

somebody who is a great dog lover. i am is binks have any special talents? he is special in every way. he's also a rescue dog. i rescued him in el paso, texas, as far as being a stunt dog, though to be fair, he is half wiener dog, half beagle. so if couch sitting is an event. yeah. we got to protect little guy's back. you know, he uses little steps to get up on the bed and the couch, but he has a lot of energy, and i feel like if i let him free, he would go for it. a wonderful day for a walk today. beautiful day for a walk. except for if you live in inland areas, you want to be a little bit careful this weekend as far as the hot pavement with your pups. as we inch in towards the 90s in some spots, however, we're going to cool off just a tad bit. and if the coast is a part of your weekend plans, i think your dogs will absolutely adore it. now. currently, look at the range and temperatures. i mean, when you look at oakland, we're at about 68 degrees. the winds from the west, 15mph. meanwhile, in san francisco, winds from the west at about 21mph and no notice in through

walnut creek 87 and san jose 81. now, today is likely the warmest day of the next couple of days before we see that effect of some cloud cover once again. rolling through overnight, we saw beautiful, clear skies into the afternoon, and by tomorrow we're going to keep temperatures in the upper 70s low 80s. so temperature wise, we're starting to see more of a seasonal flow here. we've got upper 60s in san francisco. if you live down through the south bay, san jose will be comfortable maxing out in the upper 70s, maybe some low 80s through the south bay. and areas like morgan hill down through gilroy. and then if you notice, we do still have these hotter spots in areas like fairfield and of course, concord. so those are the spots that are likely going to climb still once again into the 90s. now for father's day, i know it's going to be a beautiful day for grilling and temperature wise. we're going to be fantastic. however, with the wind speeds kicking up and with the amount of dryness that's going to occur into sunday, especially, i do want to kind of let you know what's going to happen as far as fire weather concerns, we're talking about

gusty winds ahead. we're already seeing some breezy winds. but let me show you what's going to happen into sunday. monday you notice the wind speeds here from the north northwest. we're going to be seeing gusts upwards of 20 to 40mph. anytime we see the pairing of warm temps and of course, humidity and gusty winds, that brings elevated fire danger concerns. and if you're going to be heading to any of these spots, we're talking then through parts of the interior. i know it's father's day weekend. we are going to see a fire danger warning, red flag warning go into effect for solano counties because of those low humidity levels starting 11 p.m. on saturday. things to keep in mind if you're going to be out and about. grasses, brush and trees moderate to elevated. clean those up around your house. protect yourself. we're going to keep watching the pacific northwest for a system that troughing is going to help keep us cool, but looking into next week, once we hit that tuesday wednesday mark just kind of looking ahead for you, we are going to notice some warmer temperatures making their return notice by next friday into next weekend. we go right back up into the 90s for areas like san

jose. so we start to see the return of some hotter weather. but fantastic weekend to celebrate dad. just be careful with the elevated fire risk, please. thanks, diana. you got it coming up. you probably heard of his father, but now he's trying to make a name for himself in the nba. dennis rodman's son tries out in front of the warriors brass. anthony flores joins us

sweep against the dallas mavericks. as for the warriors, they're searching for their next, let's call it diamond in the rough. that's right. teams actually hosting pre-draft workouts with some nba hopefuls, including the son of a hall of famer. here's nbc bay area's anthony flores with the nba draft less than two weeks away, the warriors are holding workouts with some of the country's top draft prospects. i've told every single team i've worked out with and, you know, hopefully they believe me is that i've gotten significantly better offensively. from when?

from the from when the season was after four years at washington state, dennis rodman, junior finished his college career at usc. the six foot five inch small forward, who goes by dj, says he's been working on getting more lift on his jump shot while his offensive game has improved, playing defense has been his calling card. rodman claims he can guard all five positions on the court. that's why i prided myself on i pride myself on that, on that for sure. i like getting in people's heads. i like being, you know, nuisance on defense, he says. playing good defense is in his blood. he's the son of dennis rodman. the five time nba champion is considered one of the top defenders and rebounders in nba history. he doesn't have a strong relationship with his father, so everything he learned from the hall of famer was by watching old game highlights. people don't know that. you know , he wasn't really he wasn't really very in my life that much looking back on those memories when i was little, just watching

those clips and having that be something that i studied every like almost every single day. the next day remained home for one nil from trinity rodman, his sister, trinity rodman, is a world class athlete. she stars for the washington spirit in the nwsl and the us women's national team. despite not having a famous father. he credits his mother for his success. he says nothing was handed to him. that determination might be what the warriors are looking for when they make their only pick in the draft near the end of the second round, and they could always use a good defender. you know you can't control if you're going to make shots, you can't control if you're going to if you're going to foul out, you're going to play well. but you can you can control your effort level on the defensive end. the nba draft tips off june 26th. unless the warriors trade up to the first round, they won't be picking until day two. anthony flores nbc bay area from basketball to the olympics and the road to the olympics this year goes through

indianapolis. the olympic trials for swimming begin tomorrow at lucas oil stadium. yes, that's where the indianapolis colts play. but the football stadium has been transformed. you can see it in this video. there is now a swimming pool. yes, a swimming pool where the field normally is. the trials determine who will represent team usa at the olympics in paris next month. stanford alum katie ledecky is sure to qualify. she is the most decorated female swimmer ever and going for her fourth olympics. besides ledecky, bay area swimmers will be well represented are janelle wang spoke with olympic gold medalist and nbc swimming analyst rowdy gaines between cal and stanford. come on, man, i mean, the list goes on and on. ryan murphy, abbey weitzeil, torri huske, dari rose destin lasco i could wax on poetically about so many great northern california swimmers. historically and even present day. they're going to be a lot of really good stories coming out of your area. yeah. very good contingency from our bay area university. what about some up and comers? who should we watch out for? well you know,

remember this name, listen, janelle, his name is, thomas heylman. now, you haven't heard of thomas heylman? most people haven't. he was 16 years old last summer when he broke michael phelps's age group record. now you know that name, right? wow. you're going to remember that name. i will remember now only the first and second winners of each event will advance and represent team usa in paris. and of course, yatch the us olympic trials right here on nbc, bay area and peacock. our coverage begins tomorrow. i love the pride, the excitement. i could feel it. all right. thank you so much for watching. we are back with nbc bay area news at 4:30 right after the break.